Ten Mile Justice Court transfers gain reluctant board approval
Three supervisors approved a contingency transfer for Fort Bragg Ten Mile Justice Court totaling over 5 000 in two months to cover jury and witness expenses. The board pledged to curb future overdrafts and asked for a review of under budgeting for the 1971 72 year. County officials stated Tuesday's 1 900 request would be the last this fiscal year.
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Ten Mile Justice Court
Fort Bragg
Robert Heeb
al Beltrami
Heeb
Beltrami
Ernie Banker
Ten Mile
al Barbero
Barbero
Harvey Sawyers
TMJC
Ukiah Council to Address Landfill, Fly-In And Water Service
Ukiah city council will convene in council chambers at 8 o'clock to hear City Attorney Randy Hays report on an assignment agreement for operating the sanitary landfill and related documents. They will also consider approving the Ukiah Rotary Club Fly-In at the Ukiah Airport on July 16 and a request for water service to a property outside city limits.
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Ukiah
Randy Hays
al Kruth
Mendocino County Votes Split On Propositions In Local Race
Mendocino County voters trounced Proposition 9 the Clean Air Initiative by a large margin while approving Proposition 2 a statewide school bond debate. Local results showed 11 197 no votes for Prop 9 and 3 645 yes with a narrow 6 274 to 6 111 margin for the school bond. Other measures passed or failed with varying margins including Prop 7 Prop 3 Prop 5 and multiple minor propositions. Weather outlook shows fair to partly cloudy conditions with cooler inland temps.
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Mendocino County
University of California Regents
Senate
Board of Regents
Avila Wins Key Local Race In San Benito County Primaries
Burgess Williams, former deputy district attorney, unseats incumbent Al Barbero in the 1st district by 2 135 to 1 456 as 75 percent turnout marks a hot primary. Ernie Banker narrowly defeats Burt Banzhaf 1 778 to 1 596 in the 2nd district with a 182 vote margin. Williams leads in the 1st district. Augie Avila defeats Hal Storer in the 4th. Foster wins write-in battle in Ten Mile Judicial District. Persico defeats Swope in Little Lake. McGovern leads Democratic presidential votes in the county with 4 506, Nixon 5 297, Wallace 1 073, Humphrey 2 876, Muskie 283, Chisholm 311.
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Ernie Banker
Joyce
Burgess Williams
Judy
Burt Banzhaf
Williams
al Barbero
Fort Bragg
Augie Avila
Hal Storer
Kathy Hunter
Gary Antolini
Santa Rosa
Assembly
Barry Keene
Kenn Stuckey
California State Employes Association
Antolini
Sonoma County
Humboldt
Mendocino
Sonoma Counties
Ray Paschke
Milt Johnson
Keene
Frank Belotti
Stuckey
Ramon Solomon
Peace and Freedom
Steven Ross
Albion
Mendocino County
Banker
Banzhaf
Votronic
Veterans Building
Eigen Feort Bragg
Augie
Avila
Ten Mile
Fort ‘Bragg
Claude Foster
Foster
Louie Fratis
Bruce Simpson
Fratis
Little Lake
Willits
Leandro Persico
Glenn Swope
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
McGovern Wins California Primary Leading Democratic Race
George S. McGovern swept California and three other states to widen his lead for the Democratic nomination, though his California margin fell short of polls. Humphrey remains optimistic after gains in New Jersey but trails in delegates, while Wallace upset in New Mexico. Nixon clinches the nomination with four primary wins and 818 total delegates.
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Los Angeles
UPI
George S. McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
McGovern
New Jersey
South Dakota
New Mexico
Miami Beach
Humphrey
Miami
White House
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Nixon
Skein
Orange
Clausen Nighswonger vie for First District seat
In California s First Congressional District primary Don Clausen Republican and Bill Nighswonger Democrat emerged as front runners. Clausen led with 62 083 votes across six counties while Nighswonger trailed with 25 481 in Eureka. Other candidates included Rev Jim Brown Pat Losh and Jonathan Ames with smaller totals.
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California
Don Clausen
Bill Nighswonger
Congress
Clausen
Anton Stadium
Sonoma
Santa Rosa
Jim Brown
Eureka
Pat Losh
Jonathan Ames
Napa
Mendocino County
Lake County
Nightwonger
Lake County supervisors face runoff after primary vote
In Lake County 80 percent of registered voters cast ballots for three supervisor seats and a superior court judge. Judge Ralph DeVoto defeated William Harpham 5318 to 4111. District 1 pitted Donald Ellis against Bill Hecomovich. Ellis led 760 to 578. District 4 runoff pairs Olga Hudson and Eugene Levi after votes of 381 and 401. Junior Wilds won reelection unopposed with 1587 votes. Voters approved Proposition A to preserve the courthouse for a museum or public use with 5032 yes to 4145 no. Northshore rejected merging districts 960 to 892.
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Lake County
Superior Court
Ralph DeVoto
William J. Harpham
Lakeport
Kelseyville
Donald Ellis
Bill Hecomovich
Ellis
Hecomovich
Laurence G. Wariner
George Adams
Olga Hudson
Eugene R
Gene) ‘Levi
Steve S. Brown
Raymond L. Couch
John M. Harlan
William S. Warden
Clydia J. Tram
Florence B. King
Michael F. Zapponi
Junior Wilds
Northshore
Upper Lake
Lucerne
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Sacuzzi
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Storer Challenge
Vi Richardson
Washington D.C
B.T.U
SEARS
S. State
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