Ukiah High Class of 1973 Graduates in Windy Ceremony
About 366 Ukiah High seniors faced gusty winds at Anton Stadium to receive symbolic diploma folders from Charles Bell. The ceremony featured short speeches, multiple new scholarships, and several notable honors including eight graduates with perfect 4.0 averages and seven born and educated in Ukiah.
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Anton Stadium
Bell
Board of Education
Nella Tully
J.W. Tully
Ukiahi
Silvia Pullido
Tommy Burke
Brad McDonald
Claude Killen
Ron Welch
Peoples’ Temple Church
Sherry Richardson
Laura Poplin
San Francisco American Conservatory Theatre Group
Ukiah Lions Club
Twins Lanette
Nanette Sanchez
Chessall
Doug Vilotti
Frank and
Vivian Crawford
Lori Watt
Charles Fulkerson
Iralene Gilliand
Ethel Poage
Warren
Brown
Awn
Audrey ‘Hollenbeck
Victoria Hand
E.W.J. Schmitt
First Methodist
Roger Lamoureux
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Renee Carter
Peter DeVries
Mendocino Community College
DeVries
City workers to receive 5 percent raise in 1973-74
Ukiah city officials and the workers union reached a two year memorandum of understanding approving a 5 percent salary hike for 1973-74 and future cost of living and longevity adjustments. Minimum salary rises to 495 dollars monthly and top pay near 1894 dollars, with equal percentage increases for all employees regardless of union membership.
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Ukiah
Jim Swayne
Swayne
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Through Friday
Partly cloudy conditions persist across the region with the south portion mostly fair tonight and patchy low coastal clouds. North areas may see a few showers Friday. Fort Bragg forecast low 50 high 62, Ukiah low 48 high 75. Gale warnings remain along the coast from Point Arena southward with winds easing tonight.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Coast Point Arena
Magruder testifies Mitchell OK’d Watergate bugging cover-up
Jeb Magruder testified that former Attorney General John Mitchell approved the Watergate bugging plan and efforts to conceal it. He said President Nixon likely had no knowledge of the scheme, and that Mitchell, Haldeman, Dean, Mardian, and LaRue coordinated the cover-up.
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Washington
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Nixon
Mitchell
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
John W. Dean III
Liddy
Nixon announces 60 day freeze on consumer prices
President Nixon imposes a 60 day freeze on consumer prices starting today as a response to ongoing inflation. Wages remain unfrozen while Phase IV promises a larger, tougher system of controls to follow, likely in early August. The televised announcement caps days of White House debate over the economy.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Noah’s Ark project clashes with city rules in Willits class
Willits high school students under Noah Lamechson build a mock ark using Genesis details. They face a use permit denial, planning commission appeal, and inquiries to agencies about transporting animals, zoning and quarantine rules.
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Mark Raymond
Noah
Willits High School
Noah Lamechson
Animal Kingdom
Fish and Game Department
Crusaders
Willits
Earth
East Commercial Street
Planning Commission
John Fletcher
Division of Highways
San Francisco
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E. W. J. Schmitt
Ukiah Methodist Church
Journal
Raymond
By Glenn Erickson
Carter
Jesus Christ
Patricia Murphy
W.O. Murphy
Bill Tully
Sandy Whitton
Carolyn Bean
Naga
IPI
City Hall
Department of Food and Agriculture
Department of Fish and Game
Mr. Lamechson
Brad Me
Donald
Aves Abdahi
Reneer
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