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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
6
Immaculate three bedroom two bath residence in a sought after area features beautiful landscaping. Includes carpet, drapes and all amenities for family living. Priced at 32000 dollars.
Article urges veterans and families to gather discharge papers, insurance, and other vital documents in a safe place, record them for replacement, plan funeral details, and consider making a will. It lists local Mendocino County veteran service offices in Fort Bragg Willits and Ukiah for help.
The first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States is Elizabeth Blackwell. An English native, she earned her M.D. at Geneva College in New York after being refused admission by several other medical schools.
A partial list recommends bedding plants Marigolds Zinnias Asters Periwinkle Agoratum and Petunias for quick color. It advises cutting back Delphinium stalks for fall bloom and planting container grown trees and shrubs now. A well fed lawn saves water. Bush roses may be lightly pruned after spring bloom.
University of Nevada campus police chief Bob Malone found 74 marijuana plants thriving among flowers around Morrill Hall. No one has admitted being the gardener.
Enrique Monroy files a 250000 lawsuit against a Fort Bragg physician Dr Richard E Hillie and Community Hospital and its employer. Monroy sues on his behalf and as guardian of his children Silvia Yolanda Nora Liticia Norma Alicia and Henry Louis for negligence in Luisa's pregnancy examination diagnosis and treatment that led to her death.
Gardeners can enjoy bold color all summer by planting zinnias, hardy annuals that come in many heights from six inches to three feet and in every hue except blue. The newest mini zinnias thrive in borders and as ground cover, with a long season from planting to frost. Plant in sun on well drained soil and consider planter mixes to boost drainage and early vigor.
The first World War I shot by the American Expeditionary Forces was fired on October 23, 1917, by Battery C of the 6th Field Artillery, marking an early action in U.S. overseas combat.
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