Ukiah City Cuts propane insurance costs with Pioneer bid
City of Ukiah will save on propane liability after accepting Pioneer Company bid for liquid propane gas supply and insurance coverage. Clarke and Cash led efforts to replace the $50,000 self insurance with a $1 million liability program, reducing overall costs and earmarking funds for outreach to attract new industry. Five bidders competed, and council approved raising the chamber contribution to 3500 while maintaining Christmas tree lighting support.
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Russell Clarke
Pioneer Company
Lyell Cash
Transport Indemnity Company
City of
Ukiah
Clarke
Chamber of Commerce
Mendocino County GOP names Sarber for Clausen re election
Richard H. Sarber of Ukiah has been named Mendocino County chairman for Congressman Don Clausen’s re election. Clausen praised the appointment as an honor and pledged to keep the county informed of his schedule, with Sarber urging support from all county residents. Sarber, 15-year Ukiah resident, runs Triple S Camera Shop and is a former Ukiah Lions Club president.
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Richard H. Sarber
Mendocino County
Don H. Clausen
Clausen
Washington
Larber
Ukiah
Triple S
N. School
Ukiah Lions Club
House
Senate
Sarber
Three Ukiahans Injured in Healdsburg Three Car Crash
A three car accident near Healdsburg last night left Javier Fernandez 23 Courtland with possible major brain injury and Ed Laviletta 26 Ukiah along with Bonnie Hooker 23 and her daughter Sandra Hooker 3 Ukiah with severe injuries. Passenger Eudora Hardwick 45 Healdsburg also hurt. Police work to determine sequence as x rays planned for Hookers.
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Fernandez
Hartwick
Highway 101
Healdsburg
Laveletta
Healdsburg General Hospital
Hooker
Regan accuses Supreme Court of intruding on California reapportionment
SACRAMENTO Senator Edwin Regan chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee denounces the U S Supreme Court for presuming to redraw California's legislative map. He says the court’s ruling on population based apportionment intrudes on state sovereignty and plans a Sacramento meeting with 13 lawyers to discuss the decision and potential special caucus while opposing a special legislative session. The dispute centers on statewide versus geographically drawn Senate districts and possible cases reaching the high court, including suits by Phil Silver and by Los Angeles officials.
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UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S. Supreme Court
Edwin Regan
D-Weaverville
California
Regan
Senate
High Court
Assembly
Congress
U. S. Senate
Hollywood
Phil Silver
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Frank G. Bonelli
California Supreme Court
Driver Escapes Serious Injury In Potter Crash
Gus Hughes a Maple Cafe employee from Potter Valley narrowly escaped serious injuries in a morning crash on West Road. His car veered into a ditch then plunged down a 30 foot embankment, ending in a walnut orchard on the Robert Magruder property. vehicle totaled and Hughes treated for facial cuts and abrasions by his own doctor.
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Gus Hughes
Maple Cafe
Ukiah
Potter Valley
West Road
Hughes
Mack Smith
California Highway Patrol
Robert Magruder
Unknown thief swaps sign at Oak Street health building
A person with a wagelike sense of humor last night stole and altered a mental health department sign on Oak Street, replacing it with a new placard reading AusUn Hall, Contractor. The incident involves vandalism at a city agency property and is under police review.
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Mental Health Department
Oak Street
AusUn Hall
Braden ends truce pact with Rafferty
In El Cajon and Sacramento UPI reports State Board President Thomas Braden ends a neutrality pact with Dr Maxwell Rafferty. Finance Director Hale Champion says the state will accept a $30 000 offer from the Constitutional Rights Foundation to develop a public school Bill of Rights course and cannot accept special conditions. Braden vows to campaign statewide against Rafferty while Rafferty accuses the foundation of demagoguery. Rafferty had declined to judge a Bill of Rights contest and Braden says the board will start speaking out more about the issue.
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UPI
State Board of Education
Thomas Braden
Maxwell
Sacramento
UPI1
Hale Champion
Max Rafferty
the Foundation
Los Angeles
Board of Education
Champion
Nikita Khrushchev
California
Dr. Rafferty
Braden
Rafferty
Constitutional Rights Foundation
Los Angles
The
Rights Foundation
Barry Goldwater Leads Delegates Ahead of Nomination
Washington UPI reports Barry Goldwater claims 658 delegate votes committed or pledged, with 655 needed for nomination and 20 expected defections. Scranton trails with 123 delegates as the GOP convention nears in San Francisco on July 13.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
San Francisco
United Press International
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
County Raises $6,980,000 For State Bills
California property tax burden climbs to 156 per person per year as the Board of Equalization reports total local taxes of 2.805 billion dollars in 1963 64 on assessed valuation of 35.066 billion. Mendocino County led with 6.98 million dollars, at 7.28 cents per hundred. About half of local taxes funded education for 4.7 million students across California schools and colleges.
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Sacramento
CNS
California
Board of
Mendocino County
Lodge Won't Return From Viet Nam For GOP Convention
Washington United Press International. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge will not leave his Viet Nam post to attend the GOP National Convention in San Francisco next month. Republican leaders hoped Lodge would come home to aid William Scranton's presidential bid, but a top Republican said Johnson has been informed Lodge will remain in Saigon until after the nominees are chosen.
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UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
White House
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Saigon
Grass fires reported on So. State and Wa bash Avenues
At 8:52 a m a grass fire was reported at the corner of So State and Wa bash Avenues with no damage. A second grass fire occurred at 10:22 a m at 336 N Barnes with no damage.
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State and Wabash Avenues
N. Barnes
Johnsons three day West Coast trip includes fundraisers
President Johnson will depart Friday for a three day California tour. He will attend two Democratic fund-raising dinners in San Francisco and Los Angeles, tour Edwards Air Force Base, break ground on a Bay Area rapid transit project, dedicate a San Francisco federal building and a UC Irvine campus, and end with fundraisers at the Palladium and a reception at the Ambassador Hotel. The trip includes multiple helicopter flights and a busy schedule with ceremonies at Concord Irvine and Los Angeles venues.
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White House
California
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Los Angeles
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Edwards
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Federal Building
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University of California
Irvine
Beverly Hilton
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President's Club
CORE Will Picket President
San Francisco demonstrators planned to picket President Johnson Friday despite protests from California Democrats. CORE, the Committee to End U.S. Involvement in Vietnam, and the Committee for Nonviolent Action announced plans and met police under ground rules to avoid disruption. The President would appear at the Federal Building and a Hilton Hotel Democratic dinner, with pickets anticipated at both. California leaders condemned CORE’s move as hostile to the President, urging actions instead against opponents of civil rights laws and housing acts. CORE said the protest aimed to urge presidential intervention in civil rights trials, not to protest the President.
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UPI
Johnson
Democratic Party
Congress of Racial Equality
Committee To
U.S
Viet Nam
Committee For Nonviolent Action
Thomas Cahill
Federal Building
Hilton Hotel
California
CORE
Negro Handyman Who Put Children Through College Wins U.S. Diploma
Daniel Elmore, 72, of Watts, received his high school diploma after four years of night classes at David Stary Jordan High. Born in Alabama, he quit school after fifth grade, then returned at 21. his 10 children all earned college educations, nine surviving. He plans to enter Compton College in September and relax.
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UPI
Daniel Emore
David Stary Jordan High School
Elmore
Compton College
Alabama
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