Ukiah Council Eyes Next Steps On Sales Tax And Power Deals
The Ukiah council plans to reconvene next week to study the city sales tax proposal and possible board compromises for 1967-68. City officials warn against Wheeling power agreements that could freeze Ukiah out of cheap federal power for decades, and urge public disclosure of such deals.
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Ha “Ig
Board of ‘Supervisors
Hal Irish
al Kruth
Ukiah
Senate Assembly
Bureau of Reclamation
Trish
Kruth
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Ed Bean
McAllister Et al
Low Gap Road
State Street
South Koreans vote to choose 131 MPs in national election
South Korea held a nationwide vote to elect 131 members of parliament. Officials anticipated about 85 percent of the 14.7 million eligible voters would cast ballots across 7,836 polling stations. Nearly 800 candidates from 11 parties competed for seats.
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Seoul
Estate of Ellen Hazel Jack son and Robert William Jackson notices
Legal notices publish probate actions for Ellen Hazel Jackson and Robert William Jackson deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months at Ukiah California's Savings Bank Building, Room 202, before deadlines listed. Administrators Arthur B. Broaddus and Charles B. Mannon authorize claims, with first publication in June 1967.
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Calor
Endocine
Patgte
Ellen Hazel Jack
Ellen H. Jackson
Ellen Jackson
Hles ‘B. Mannon
Ings ‘Bank Building
Ukiah
Gallifornia
Arthur B. Broaddus
Superior Court of the
State of California
County of Mendocino
Robert William Jackson
Robert W. Jackson
Robert Jackson
Charles B. Mannon
Savings Bank
California
Hich
Pertatnine
Ayithin
Charles B. N Reet
Bi ‘Law
Savings
Ban Ulldin
Fieet
Ukiah Bridge Club Tourney Shows Tight East West Standings
In Friday's results at the Palace Hotel Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club led by North-South winners Charles Wener and George Inter the East-West field saw Ben Davini with Dave Strong finish second Lois Riley and Muriel Hooper third. North-South runners-up were Jan Leavitt and Frank Frates with Al Bellon and Ed Kennedy third. The Unit monthly master point tournament is set for tomorrow at the County Library with play at 7 30 PM and the Club mixed pairs tournament slated for Monday June 19 at the Palace Hotel.
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Margaret Weaver
Frances Black
Palace Hotel
Charles Wener
George Inter
Ben Davini
Dave Strong
Lois Riley
Muriel Hooper
Jan Leavitt
Frank Frates
al Bellon
Ed Kennedy
Palace
Sinai Battle Rages as Israeli Forces Attack Across Front
Reports from Sinai describe heavy Israeli air attacks on targets in the Suez Canal Zone while fighting flares near Mitla Pass and Bir-Gargafa. Syrian and Iraqi claims of air victories surface, with Jordan and Israel honoring an UN truce after Rabin’s statement about controlling the Jordan River region.
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Britain
United States
Abe
Jordan
Nasser
Hussein
Israel_Air Force
U.S
Amman
USS America
Mediterranean
Sinai
Mitla
Suez Canal
Bir-Gargafa
Ismalia
Cairo
Poten
Israel
U.N
Rabin
Jericho
Bethlehem
Attack on Liberty leads to war fears and Israeli apology
A fragmentary report states ten killed and a U S destroyer attacked in the Mediterranean. Pentagon confirms the Liberty carried four machine guns and displayed U S colors. Israel later apologizes after information from Israel and Goulding indicates the strike was in error.
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White House
U.S
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Liberty
U. S
Goulding
Israel
Winter stage lines switch to sleds on snowy routes
During the winter, stage coach lines often place their vehicles on sleds instead of wheels to navigate snowbound roads. This seasonal adaptation helps maintain service when ice and deep snow hinder standard wheeled use, reflecting historical transport practices during severe winters.
Potter Valley High Names Valedictorian and Scholars
Potter Valley High School honored 23 graduating seniors at commencement with Margie Van Beek as valedictorian. Debbie Kronenbilier received a San José Business College scholarship while Van Beek earned the Bank of America Trophy and California Scholastic Federation membership. Bank of America awards went to Debra Walker, Steve Duman, and David Todd for excellence in fine arts, math and science, and liberal arts. Former athletes Joe Wright and Chris Burris were lauded as outstanding school athletes at a Father and Son banquet.
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Margie van Beek
Potter Valley High School
Miss van Beek
Debbie Kronenbilier
San José Business College
van Beek
Bank of America
California Scholastic Federation
Debra _ Walker
Steve Duman
David Todd
Joe Wright
Chris Burris
Potter Valley
US Fleet Confronts Soviet Warship Near W. C. Lane
A Soviet warship approached within 150 yards of the American destroyer W. C. Lane as part of a task force formation. The admiral warned that the destroyer’s position obstructed maneuvers and could endanger ships, demanding immediate departure from the formation and cessation of interference.
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W.C. Lane
Oil Embargo Deepens Western Oil Supply Crisis
A leader warned of a wide dimension to the emergency as six Arab nations embargo oil to the United States and Britain. Interior Department rejects an oil emergency and no rationing is planned. Defense signs contingency contracts to keep fuel flowing to Vietnam. The supply committee met for the second time since the 1956 Suez crisis.
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Try
Europe
United States
Britain
Interior Department
Office of Emergency Planning
Defense Department
Vietnam
West Coast
Caribbean
Jury Finds Hunter Shot Wife After Assault Attempt
The jury found Hunter guilty after hearing he followed ex wife across the lawn, broke into her home, and fired a gun as she returned from a ride with a friend. The defense described the shot as accidental as Hunter bumped a coffee table and lost balance. The victim testified she tried to bar him, was struck, then called for help before the ambulance arrived. Relatives cried as the verdict was read.
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Hunter
Cook
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Mendocino County
Humboldt Land Title Company will sell at public auction on July 6, 1967 at 10:00 a.m. at the East Entrance to Mendocino County Courthouse Ukiah California the undivided 4/9 interest in the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 17 Township 22 North Range 16 West Mount Diablo Meridian and the North Half of the Northeast Quarter of the North Quarter of Section 20 Township 22 North Range 16 West Mount Diablo Meridian to satisfy the obligations secured by a deed of trust dated July 1 1963 recorded November 1963 Book 642 Page 387 re-recorded May 27 1984 Book 660 Page 186 Mendocino County Official Records Trustors M H Brister and Mary Lee Brister husband and wife. Trustee Humboldt Land Title Company and beneficiary W B Warren and Sonia Hutton wife. Sale subject to terms in the deed of trust.
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Mendocino County Court House
State Street
Ukiah
California
Humboldt Land Title Company
A-Corporation
As-Trustee
United States
Mendocino
Mendocino County
Mount Diablo
Noortheast
Opgt
Mount. Diablo
M.H. Brister
Mary Lee Brister
W. B. Warren
Sonia Hutton
State of California
Matee Umboldt
s/ M
Arnot
Reception Honoring Rev. Dale Cundall at Redwood Valley Church
A farewell reception for Pastor Rev. Dale Cundall and his family is set for Friday at 7 30 PM in the Redwood Valley Community Church social hall on School Way. Community members and congregation invitees are asked to attend. invitations have been extended to other churches. Rev. Cundall leaves after about 20 years at Redwood Valley to lead Pin Community Church in Dixonville Oregon. His family includes Mrs Cundall and children Janet Judy Joyce and Philip. The Dorcas Circle led by Mrs Albert Dockins and Sunday School Superintendent Mrs Ted As plan the event.
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Aleavinggreddwood-Valley—The
Janet
Mrs. Cundall
Judy
Joyce Cundall
Dale Cundall
Redwood Valley
Cundall
Dixonville
Ore
The
Pin Community Church
Gandall
Joyce
Philip
Doreas
Albert Dockins
Ted
Fatter Checks Continue Budget Proposals For City
The report outlines a 1967 68 budget plan with courtesy utility cost reductions for fulltime city employees about 5600 seen as per home. It also proposes eliminating Admission Day Lincoln's Birthday and Columbus Day as administrative holidays. Granting pay raises 2.5 and 7.5 percent would cost about 52848 with other adjustments totaling 3684. Time and half for holiday work and overtime curtailment save 3023. Council studying these personnel recommendations ahead of budget reports.
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Cash
Perth
Electrical fires report across two residences
On Wednesday at 3 38 p m an electrical fire started at Archie McMahan residence 111 Burke Road causing no damage. At 8 47 p m a second call reported an overheated oil stove at Ella Heron residence 218 Mason Street with no damage.
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Archie McMahan
Burke Road
Ella Heron
Ma‘son ‘Street
What Goes Continued: Sheriff Budget and County Plans
The sheriff's budget rises by 77,169 over last year with salary increases and new positions. Jail costs grow 14,000 due to inmate numbers and food. Juvenile Hall up 10,000 for the same reasons. Planning adds 42,868 for subdivision work. revenues from building permits offset. Public Health up 15,451 for preventive medicine. Welfare budgets rise 750,357 due to mandated programs and local conditions. County Hospital up 86,386 for nursing salaries and Medi-Cal systems. Public Works Road Division down 237,506 amid flood restoration finishes. Data Processing is a new cooperative category with Lake County for long-term clerical savings.
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Mendocino County
Sheriff’s Department
Planning and Planning Commission
Public Works
Lake County
Trailer Tire Pressure Facts
The National Automobile Club states trailer tires require two to three times more pressure than car tires. This guidance emphasizes higher inflation for safe towing and improved tire life.
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National Automobile Club
County Budget Changes Highlight 1967 68 Shifts
County budget figures for 1967 68 show increased salaries, workloads, staffing, and costs with some reductions in federal or state funding and other revenue decreases. The surveyor’s budget rises an estimated 275.9 percent amid shifting fiscal pressures across departments.
Estate of Ruby May Gray Notice to creditors
Probate notice from Mendocino County requires all creditors to present vouchers to Chinello Chinello and Maddy at 616 First Western Bank Building 1221 Van Ness Avenue Fresno California 93721 within six months after first publication May 25 1967. Executor Marvin Beare Gray and attorneys listed. first publication Ukiah Daily Journal May 25 1967.
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Superior Court
Parcente
Mendeci
Ruby May Gray
Card of Thanks for Carri Eldred Allenthorp
The family expresses grateful appreciation for kind expressions of sympathy during her long illness. W L Allenthorp Mervin Blackson and family Ronald Eldred and family Atta Ballou and family Clare Lynch and family Annie Peterson and family Darrell Lynch and family
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Carri
Eldred Allenthorp
W. L. Allenthorp
Mervin Blackson
Ronald Eldred
Atta Ballou
Clare Lynch
Annie Peterson
Darrell_ Lynch
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U.S. Fleet
Rev
County of
Contra Costa
Mildred Maxine Hanselman
Robert L. Hanselman
People OF the Stat OF California
W. T. Paasch
M. Mackey
Healey & Mitchell Attorneys At Law
Tennent Avenue
Pinole
Chinello, Chinelo
Maddy
al Beltrami
Beltrami
Lantern Inn
South State
Dahlberg
B Street
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