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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
3
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Public notice of a private sale by CORDELIA FORD Administratrix for the estate of Cordelia Ford. Court confirmed sale of specified豆 real property in Mendocino County California with bid at night, noting 10 percent purchase money and balance on confirmation. Describes parcel along Pine Street and Lot 6, with legal description and title transfer terms.
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City debates paying county hospital for city prisoners many are alcoholics and argues over a reasonable fee schedule. Council also plans revising the business license ordinance to tax small firms fairly and extend coverage to real estate and insurance firms, with bids for legal advertising due June 17. A hedge trimming program to improve sight lines is endorsed by Soroptimist club.
The Department of Public Works awarded three contracts totaling 1 325 514 for a two story speech arts Little Theater Building at Humboldt State College Arcata. MacDonald Young and Nelson Inc Oakland won 942 000 general construction, William S Cox Red Bluff 199 323 electrical work, and Charles J Chandler Eureka 814 191 heating and plumbing.
The police department and city warned several property owners to clear their street corners to improve visibility at intersections.
Washington UPI The House passed a 38.41 billion defense appropriation Friday by 389 to 0 to prevent Army manpower cuts. A 224 to 158 roll call added 99 million to keep the Army at 900000, despite administration opposition and plans to reduce to 870000 by July 1 1959. The measure, 212.6 million over Eisenhower request, funds submarines and rockets.
Rod Pacini and his band perform tonight for a patients dance at Mendocino State Hospital. Music provided through the recording industries trust fund of the American Federation of Musicians Local 292.
Roanoke, Va. UPI report says Richard M. Cornell, en route from Charleston to Roanoke, lost bearings and spent 45 minutes in a radio guided odyssey. He first landed at Clifton Forge to refuel without notifying the tower, then returned to Roanoke after a second, anxious exchange. The tower operator admitted being shaken but guided the pilot to safety.
The assembly race produced a two to one Republican edge over Fred Du puis with Miller and Ted Watkins sharing the Democratic vote. Dupuis faced opposition from Burt Busch and John Synon on the right to work side. Precincts total 932 with Miller 41,982 Democratic votes to 10,897 Republican. Dupuis 20,093 Rep and 3,457 Dem. Busch 9,091 Rep and 2,854 Dem.
Five Democratic incumbents were reelected in Tuesday’s primary despite Republican opposition in their districts John E Moss Jr John F Shelley George P Miller Harlan Hagen and Clyde Doyle Incumbents face tough November battles in Assembly and state Senate races as Republicans hold slim margins Engle leads Knight for GOP nomination while Knight and others prepare for November contests Roy E Simpson wins a fourth consecutive term as Superintendent of Public Instruction amid strong showing from rivals
The record lists vote counts including Synon with minus twelve thousand four hundred ninety seven, Watkins with two thousand eight hundred twenty nine, Rep with two thousand one hundred twenty three, and Den with nine thousand ninety nine, indicating uneven district results.
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