Concord Minute Men win Grand Sweepstakes at Ukiah Band Review
Concord high school's Minute Men edged Ukiahi's Wildcat March Band by 1.5 points to take Grand Sweepstakes at the Ukiah Invitational Band Review. Ukiah junior high Pomolita won its division, while Concord's Minute Men took overall honors and Ukiah's Cathy Taylor excelled in mace despite a wrist injury. The event drew 23 bands amid heat and parade crowds along Mill and State to the fairgrounds.
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Glenn Erickson
Concord High School
Ukiahi
Wildcat
Mill and State
Fairgrounds
Wildcats
Concord
Greater
Ukiah
H.M. Jollies
Frank Zeek
Anton Stadium
Elgar
Clayton Valley
Ukiah Junior High
Ukiahs
Pine Hollow of
Singer
San Mateo
Redwood Valley Junior High
Jeff Dickey
Clear Lake High School
Lakeport
Diablo
Armijo
Fairfield
Cupertino
Woodside
State Street
Tracy
Turlock
East San Jose
Tall Flags
Santa Cruz
Hilmar
Pomoluta
Tami Walkley
Foothill
Cathy Taylor
Victoria
Miss Taylor
Mendocino County
Gunderson
San Jose
Independence
Mike Daugherty
Daugherty
Mike Garlit
Tony Taylor
Ae Biester
Chris Nelson
Randy Goodman
Giles Ford
Scott Klingbeil
Brad Meyers
Leslie Rice
Virginia Butler
Black Ravens
San Francisco
Crosley
Ukiah Jaycees Parade Honors Float and Exhibits
The Ukiah Jaycees parade crowned the Ukiah Valley Rehabilitation Center as Sweepstakes and Novelty winner for top float. Awards were announced for commercial and noncommercial floats, automobiles, mounted entries, and fire department showcases, highlighting local groups and individuals.
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Ukiah Valley Rehabilitation Center
Ukiah Beauty College
Round Table Pizza
Comite Fraternal, Inc
Ukiah
Experimental Aircraft Association
Little Reno
Tri- Club Lionesses of
Lake Mendocino
Redwood Empire
Mendocino County Sheriff's Mounted Posse
Ukiah Junior Wranglers
Maxine Pickford
Christina McBride
Willits
Arleen Jensen
Family
Vicki Huffman
Tina McAllister
Lara McBride
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Pat Trabakoulas
Witter Springs
Mona Smith
Toni Podi
Carole Jacobson
Potter Valley
Norma Wilson
California Division of Forestry
Mendocino man released on bail after murder conviction
Warren Chapman 51, convicted of the 1975 slaying of Robert Parducci 28 of Fort Bragg, was freed on a $50,000 property bond posted by Jim Bertain and Mona Ivey after a Santa Rosa court appearance before Judge Rex Sater. The case was continued to June 24 for trial setting and venue motions.
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Warren Chapman
Mendocino County
Robert Parducci
Fort Bragg
Santa Rosa
Rex Sater
Jim Bertain
Ukiah
Mona Ivey
Salmon Inn
Noyo
Parducci
Paul Alvarado
San Francisco
Sater
Chapman
Judge Sater
Dept. 2
Superior Court
Leo Cook
George Hunter
Ukiah Daily Journal
Cook
T of Chapman
Hunter
California death penalty bill survives Supreme Court ruling
Deputy Attorney General Mike Franchetti said SB155 to reinstate capital punishment in California would be unaffected by the high court ruling barring mandatory death penalties for killing police officers. He noted the decision would have no effect if Governor Brown vetoes the bill. The Roberts case cited signals the justices may revisit the issue.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Supreme Court
Mike Franchetti
Edmund G. Brown Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Louisiana
Franchetti
Roberts
Keene warns on hospital cost control bill AB 1156
Assemblyman Barry Keene urges rapid public backing for AB 1156 to curb rising hospital costs in California. He cites $5.7 billion in 1976, up from $3.5 billion in 1973, and warns the medical industry will fight the measure unless sufferers speak out.
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Barry Keene
Keene
Brown
Assembly
Ways and Means
California
California Health Facilities Commission
Assembly Health Committee
California Federation of Labor
United Auto Workers
Teamsters Union
United Steel Workers
United Farm Workers
Service Employes International Union
California Chamber of Commerce
Transamerica Corporation
Rohr ‘Corporation
General Electric
Ford Motor Company
General Motors
Carter
King Assassinationshadowed by Blessing Claim Comment
United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young described King’s death as a blessing and said King had “done all he could” and it was time to claim his reward. Young spoke from Memphis as King was shot, saying death has been a life-long blessing to him.
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Chicago
UPI
United Nations
Andrew Young
Martin Luther King
King
Young
Playboy Magazine
Northwestern California Weather Forecast With Coastal Clearing
Variable high clouds through Tuesday with coastal fog and low clouds clearing in the afternoons. Light morning drizzle possible on the north coast. Cooler near the coast. Fort Bragg 48 to 60 degrees, Ukiah 52 to 90. Rainfall 14.20 inches. last year 18.68 inches.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Summer Roars Into Ukiah With Weekend Heat Surge
The Ukiah fire department logged a high of 99 on Sunday after 90 Saturday and 85 Friday marking the first 90s weekend of the year. Last year the same three days ranged from 72 to 78 with no cooling relief as Sunday night fell to 85 and this morning’s low reached 61.
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Ukiah
Ukiah Fire Department
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