Ukiah teachers vote for sanction against district
Ukiah Unified teachers held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Ukiah Auditorium voting 217 to 3 in favor of a sanction that could brand any teacher signing a contract with the district as unprofessional if the measure is adopted statewide by the California Teachers Association. Mendoseta CTA officials and attorney Tim O'Brien push for a preliminary injunction to block further district expenditures while the board faces criticism over a 79 162 spending plan for transportation upgrades.
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Ukiahi Class of '68 Graduation Under Tailwind Weathers
Ukiahi seniors at Ivey Memorial Field received diplomas in a swift commencement. Senior Counselor Chet Hardin and board president C. Raymond Hudson presided as diplomas were handed out amid a stiff tailwind and sunny skies. Diane Lynn Clarke won the Audrey Hollenbeck Scholarship for scholastic merit and student government contributions. Marianne Wallace received the Charles Fulker son Memorial Scholarship for leadership and academics. Class president Wallace paused for a light moment, then smiled as tassels flipped to graduate. Tom y Broaddus, student speaker, addressed the crowd.
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Class of 1968 Ukiah seniors earn multiple scholastic honors
About 40 graduates of the Ukiah high school class of 1968 receive scholastic awards during Thursday night exercises. Senior advisor Chet Hardin reads greetings from Dorothy Keene Wilson who taught many graduates in kindergarten. The honors include CSF life memberships, Bank of America certificates, and various scholarships and awards to individuals such as Martin Bruce Ancellotti, Joan Elizabeth Baylie, Patricia A. Bennett, Susan A. Britschgi, Thomas William Broaddus, Steve R. Burns, Diane Lynn Clarke, Audrey Hollenbeck, Stanley Nelson Clarke, Carolyn Cliburn, Karen Renee Coleman, Marleen Elizabeth Coons, Kenneth William Daniel, Christine Louise Delsol, Mary E. Ely, Patricia Anne Forbush, Judy Colleen Hays, and Sharon Louise Hershberger.
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New México State University
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Patricia A. Bennett
Redwood Valley Grange
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Bank of America
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California Scholarship Federation
California State
California Savings and Loan League
University of California, Davis
Steve R. Burns
Diane Lynn Clarke
Audrey
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Stanley Nelson Clarke
United States Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Donald H. Clausen
Carolyn Cliburn
Ukiah Saturday Afternoon Club
Karen Renee Coleman
Ukiah Elks Club
John F. Kennedy
Bausch and Lomb
Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Marleen Elizabeth Coons
Californi Banker's Association
Heald’s College of Business
Sharon Louise Hershberger
Northwestern California Weather Update
Fair conditions prevail across Northwestern California with coastal clouds lingering through Saturday. Warmer days ahead, high today near Ukiah 74, overnight low around 45.
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Viet Cong Rockets Hit Saigon in Deadly New Assault
Saigon endured a bloodier rocket attack using giant 122 mm weapons newly brought from China. A U.S. spokesman said halting the strikes was virtually impossible as 25 people were killed, 46 wounded, and 23 buildings destroyed in the bombardment.
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Kennedy Assassination Spurs New Political Protection Law
President Lyndon Johnson signed a law to authorize Secret Service protection for major presidential and vice presidential candidates. Congress acted after the RFK assassination, aiming to deter further political murders and provide security for leading contenders.
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Johnson weighs veto on anticrime bill amid gun curb doubts
President Johnson faced a hard choice on accepting or vetoing a troubled anticrime bill. He believes the measure is faulty and doubts Congress will strengthen gun curbs to his satisfaction.
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Harriman to confer with Johnson on Vietnam talks
U S Ambassador W Averell Harriman, en route to New York for Senator Robert F Kennedys funeral, will hold a second meeting with President Johnson to discuss stalled Vietnam peace talks, according to American sources.
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Autopsy details released on Kennedy brain injury
Dr. Thomas Noguchi announced preliminary autopsy findings on Senator Kennedy’s death describing extensive brain damage from a right mastoid gunshot. He noted bleeding and brain swelling as major factors, with complete results to follow in a thorough official report. The six hour procedure involved a team of six neurosurgeons and support from the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.
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Four Marijuana Coast Arrests
An ex convict on parole and three Albion residents were arrested on the coast late last night and jailed on suspicion of marijuana possession. John C Bilderbock 26 faces parole violation charges. Others are Reese Kelly 26 Verena F Malona 27 and Linda Duval 26. A small quantity of marijuana was found at Bilderbock’s house during a search led by Sgt Elmer Rogers following a request from parole officer Gerald Keiffer.
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Reese Kelly
Verena FE. Malona
Linda Duval
Bilderbock
Elmer Rogers
Amatuer Mover Flunks Out at Duncan’s House
A 20 year old, Amatuer mover, Amatuer mover named Duncan, fled into a bedroom barricading door with furniture after smashing the front room window. Police responded at 8 01 am, used mace to subdue him, and he was taken to Mendocino State Hospital for a 72 hour hold awaiting district attorney action.
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Vernon Bach
Jack Griffin
Mendocino State Hospital
District Attorney's Office
Stock Rustlers Sentenced to One-Year Terms
Two men charged with stock rustling were each sentenced to serve a year in the county jail after pleading guilty before Judge Wayne Burke in Superior Court. William D. Sta ser of Lemoore and Frank E. Forrest of Geyserville faced felony counts of stealing a cow and a sheep and a misdemeanor for having a loaded weapon in their car. The thefts occurred on a ranch off Orr Springs Road with Anna Greenfield of Redwood Valley as complainant.
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William D. Staser
Lemoore
Frank E. Forrest
Geyserville
Orr Springs Road
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Redwood Valley
Lying-in-State Draws Thousands for RFK Funeral
Thousands filed past the closed coffin of Senator Robert F. Kennedy at St. Patrick’s Cathedral as 40,000 attended the lying-in-state and more waited outside in hot 90 degree heat. Mrs. Kennedy and their children joined mourners, with the service setting the stage for his Saturday funeral at Arlington.
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California Kennedy Delegates Urged for Unity at Convention
California's 172 Democratic delegates faced a critical moment after Kennedy's assassination. Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh urged unity until a meeting can be called to rechart strategy as camps of Humphrey and McCarthy woo the delegation. Some fear a split, while Ziffren would honor Kennedy with a first roll call vote.
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