Ukiah Judge holds hearing on four youths drug case
Superior Judge A B Broaddus held a hearing Wednesday finding jurisdictional facts true in the arrest of four Ukiah high school students, all 17, for selling dangerous drugs. They were arrested May 15 and held in the juvenile jail. Hearing followed by custody to probation officer. home confinement with parental accompaniment. Police used an undercover agent to build cases on six people, with hashish LSD and marijuana involved and plants seized near the Russian River south of Ukiah.
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Ukiah Fire Dept Thermometer Records Four Straight Lows
A weather note from Ukiah reports the fire department thermometer showing the same low of 55 degrees for four consecutive mornings through today at noon, with Sunday’s low 53 and today’s noon reading 61. The season’s high reached 100 degrees last Saturday, a peak 39 degrees above today’s noon level.
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Elm Street extension bids urged to spur Vinewood Park
Ukiah city leaders called for bids by June 24 at 2 p.m. for concrete work on the Elm Street extension, a 450 foot link to Vinewood Park. The council pushed for joint financing terms with Ted Feibusch who offered seven acres for park land and to cover about half the costs, while noting the potential for private development adjacent to the park site.
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Pornography bill clears State Assembly in rare surge
SACRAMENTO UPS The Assembly approved its third anti pornography measure in two days by a 49 7 vote sending the Senate a bill that drops the requirement to call expert witnesses in obscenity trials Assemblyman Frank Murphy Santa Cruz said the expert definition is too strict and would hinder prosecutions he warned of statewide censors enforcing views across California
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Robbery suspects nabbed quickly by police officers
Two strongarm robbery suspects were arrested within an hour after the crime. Harry A. Morris, 21, and Angelo J. Martinez, 20, both patients at Mendocino State Hospital, were captured at 11:55 p.m. by Sgt. George Markus, Officer Frank Seward, and Det. Vernon Bach. Victim Lloyd L. Mullins, 39, of Napa, was robbed of about $13 cash and two shirts behind the Greyhound bus depot around 10:55 p.m.
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Eighth graders receive awards at Ukiah schools
Eighth grade award assemblies were held at At Redw Valley and Pomolita schools as the Ukiah Unified School District abolished traditional graduations four years ago. Faculty and parents helped host the celebrations with parties and dancing, marking the special awards for students.
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Eel River groups study Dos Rios alternatives in session
Sacramento The executive committee of the Eel River Association heard that the Department of Water Resources and the Corps of Engineers plan to submit a list of alternatives to the Dos Rios high level dam to Gov Reagan by November. They will determine whether to back the dam or an alternative that avoids flooding Round Valley.
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Hayakawa Explains Vulgarity Gains Rapport in Testimony
Dr. S. I. Hayakawa, acting president of San Francisco State College, told state senators how words shape influence. He cited a campus clash incident and said a touch of vulgarism helped him gain rapport with police while discussing arrests.
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St Marys Class of 69 graduates Monday night
Thirty eight students at St Marys School will receive diplomas as the Class of 1969 on Monday at 8 pm in St Marys Church. Fr Bertram Mulligan will present talks and awards followed by a dedication to Our Lady and a brief benediction. An informal party will follow at the school auditorium.
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JoAnne Frassinello
Mary T. Gulyas
Barbara L. Hake
Janice M. Hake
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Julie P. Johnson
Kevin R. Johnson
Dianne M. King
Michael E. Kucz
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Miraculous Cuban refugee survival in Madrid
Armando Socarras Ramirez, 22, of Havana, survived eight hours on the retracted wheel of an Iberia jet after the trans Atlantic flight. He fell from the plane upon landing in Madrid and was described as no longer in fever or in danger. He spoke of uncles in New Jersey and hoped to reach the United States with their help.
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Weatherly held in ring theft
Donald Weatherly 18 of Potter Valley surrendered at the Ukiah courthouse to face theft and burglary charges. A warrant followed a June 1 burglary at R. O. Hurt residence in Ukiah where a man’s ring valued at 500 dollars was reported lost and later recovered with the arrest. Bail was set at 2500.
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Mexican jetliner crash kills Rafael Osuna 79 aboard
A Boeing 727 crashed into the Sierra Madre near Monterrey in heavy rain and fog, killing 79 people including tennis star Rafael Osuna. Rescue teams struggled to recover bodies amid mangled wreckage and dangerous terrain. The plane departed Mexico City for Monterrey with 72 passengers, crew, and officials aboard.
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Potter Valley student Schneider wins Crawford Memorial scholarship
Jim Schneider, outstanding Potter Valley high school senior and athlete, was named the Crawford Memorial scholarship winner worth $500 at graduation exercises. Principal Freeman Whittaker announced Cathy Vaughan as recipient of a $100 California School Employer Association scholarship and Schneider as the Bank of America Achievement Trophy in science and math. Both plan to enroll at Cal Poly next fall.
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Temperature Report from Ukiah June 1969 Weather Data
The Ukiah Weather Observer reports June 1969 high of 83 and low of 55 with noon temperature at 61 and rain total 51.23 inches. Comparison to June 1968 shows 4.%7% 4 and last year 32.95 inches. Courtesy Ukiah Fire Department.
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Northwestern California Weather: Fair Through Friday
Northwestern California will see fair conditions through Friday with coastal overcast in mornings extending into valleys. Local afternoons and evenings bring showers and thundershowers in mountains. Temperatures change little. high near 55, low around 16 in Ukiah.
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