Ukiah Pastor Named Area Minister in West Baptists
The Rev. Richard Taylor of First Baptist Church Ukiah will become Area Minister for the American Baptist Church in the West, serving Bay Area churches south to King City and coordinating northern California Nevada youth work. He plans to resign from the Mendocino County Planning Commission this fall and continues his Ukiah home until early fall.
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South Valley and Ukiah Grads to Receive Diplomas
More than 50 graduates from South Valley and Ukiah high schools will receive diplomas at Ukiah High School gym tomorrow at 7 30 pm. The event marks Wallace Bralich stepping down as South Valley founder to become Redwood Valley principal. Ukiah High Cub Band will assist and Lou Delsol will deliver the commencement address.
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Wallace Bralich
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Ukiah High School
South Vietnamese Drive Last Communists From Kontum City
South Vietnamese troops and U S forces overran the final Communist strongpoints in Kontum City in the Central Highlands after days of fighting since May 26. Government infantry supported by helicopter gunships and artillery seized a military hospital and tank compound, ending the siege inside the provincial capital.
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Ukiah Elks Plan Flag Day Ceremony at McGarvey Park
The Ukiah Elks observe the flag's anniversary with a noon to 1 p.m. ceremony at McGarvey Park featuring Col. Mitchell Bodner, Tim O'Brien, a 264th Regiment color guard, the Ukiah high school band, and Boy Scouts posting historic flags. An essay contest winner will receive a $50 bond, and Elk Week is proclaimed for June 11–17. The 2nd annual Jamboree Ball is set for June 17 at Carl Purdy hall.
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Ralph Buxton
Carl Purdy Hall
Ukiah Hits 101 Degrees Shattering May High
The Ukiah Fire Department thermometer rose to 101 degrees yesterday, the first 100 plus reading of the year. The high topped May’s previous 96 and Sunday’s 95, with a 56 degree morning low, and officials expect hotter conditions to continue today.
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Fire Call and False Alarm Reported in City
Fire department logs show a Monday 11:51 a.m. call at Cherry and State streets for a truck and trailer with overheated brakes with no damage, and a 5:02 p.m. false alarm.
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Weather report for Northwestern California coast and inland
Northwestern California forecast shows fair conditions with increasing coastal overcast and cooler inland by Wednesday. Ukiah reports a high near 99 and a low tonight around 55.
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Weather Summary and Rainfall Figures for June 1972
Reading notes show high and low temperatures for June 1971 and 1972 with rainfall figures. Data include daily and noon readings, rainfall totals around 25.53 inches this year compared with 38.30 inches last year.
Enthusiasm Brims as Ukiah Voters Hit Early Primary Turnout
Ukiah voters flocked to polls despite heat, with 101 of 447 cast by 1 a.m and 117 by 11 a.m including absentee ballots. Races in 2nd and 1st Supervisorial districts, 4th Fort Bragg seat, 2nd Assembly district, and 1st Congressional contest forecast close results. Propositions on the state ballot and party events mark Election Day in Sonoma County.
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Ukiah
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Ukiahi Chéssall Gymnasium
Ernie Banker
Burt Banzhaf
Barbero
Williams
Fort Bragg
Augie Avila
Hal Storer
Kenn Stuckey
Santa Rosa
Assembly
Belotti
Don Clapath
Pat Losh
Eureka
Bill Nightwonger
Jim Brown
Humboldt County
and Freedom
Jonathan Ames
Napa
Randolph Collier
Yreka
Henry Rogers
Collier
Mendocino County
Palace Hotel
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N. School. Street
Banker
Maple Avenue
Keene
Deerwood Swim Tennis Club
McGovern Favored In California Primary After Momentum
UPI reports George S. McGovern, once seen as fringe, heavily favored to win California and likely lead to a steamroller to the nomination. Humphrey Wallace McCarthy Yorty Muskie Lindsay and others appear on the ballot as Nixon heads toward the Republican win in California.
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John Lindsay
Wisconsin
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Election night tabulation plans for five dozen staff and multiple precincts
County Clerk Viola Richardson will direct an election night crew of 50 as returns come in from seven precincts to four Vetronic machines in the Veterans building. Absentee ballots start the count, with Longvale Precinct 32 first due to its 19 voters. Channel 13 televises from the Veterans building while KUKI and KLIL broadcast live. Deputy clerks collect outlying precincts and bring them to the counting center, with a possible late unofficial tally into the early morning hours due to Wallace write-ins.
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Carrier Seeks Early Payment for Three Months
Ukiah Daily Journal carrier asks readers to prepay three months of delivery fees on first call. The request emphasizes timely collection and notes routes are payable in advance.
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