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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
2
Ukiah artist Richard Soderquist has undertaken a remodeling project to benefit Susan Bartolomie of 17 Lorraine Street. Soderquist was visiting when the plan was announced.
Lake County artists and craftsmen will display works in the social hall at Konoctobor Inn Kelseyville this week from 9 30 a m to 11 p m Friday and 9 30 to 4 30 Saturday An outdoor show is planned for July 26 27 at Konocti Harbor Call Virginia Rasmussen Ginny Taylor or Pat Moorhead to participate The two shows have national notices in Sunset magazine and other outlets. in Ukiah Susan Bartolomie a kidnapping victim shot six times is described with a small bedroom noted as impediment to treatment by local physical therapist George Louie Donations are sought via the North Ukiah Savings Bank building fund to aid Susan’s room expansion and related costs
Todays market report lists Dow Jones 11 a.m. prices with listed stocks and over the counter quotes. Companies shown include American Tel Tel Boise Cascade Denny’s Evans Products GM Georgia Pacific Int’l Systems and Control Louisiana Pacific Lucky Stores Masonite McDonald’s Pacific Gas and Electric Sambos Standard Oil of California TelePrompTer TransAmerica Winnebago Advanced Memory Systems Bank of America Seisco Delta Equitable Shaklee Pennzoil Offshore Gas and Vaal Reefs Adr with percentage changes.
A Superior Court jury of nine women and three men awarded Robert G. Rogers 2660.75 for injuries from a pickup crash that struck a tree near Fort Bragg. Defendants David Stanford and Kenneth Young faced the suit. Rogers sought 21700 in general damages plus special damages. Judge A B Broaddus presided.
Funeral services for Ralph Evans 83 a Ukiah native who died June 18 after a long illness will be held Friday at 3 p.m. at the Church of the Incarnation. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery. Born February 26 1892 Evans worked 42 years for PG E retiring as a line foreman. Survived by wife Josephine Evans Santa Rosa a daughter Jane Patton Redding a sister Geraldine Wells Martinez a brother Nelson Evans Ukiah and three grandchildren. He was a life member of Lodge 646 BPOE Eggan Lance Mortuary Santa Rosa in charge.
Willits resident Mattie P. Dalton died Tuesday in a Willits hospital at age 74. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Anker-Lucier Mortuary, with Rev. J. Moss officiating. She is survived by husband Emin Dalton of Willits, four sons, four daughters including Martha Vanderpool and Roberta Waldrip, three sisters, 42 grandchildren, and 43 great grandchildren. Burial will be in Willits.
Richard Coss, 29, of Rocklin is in critical condition with a broken neck after his car struck a logging truck driven by Robert Whitman, 36, of Fort Bragg, 12 miles west of Willits. CHP reports he was speeding on a curve at 9:15 a.m. and crossed the centerline before impact.
A city district announces a district wide educational fun summer program for kindergarten through eighth grade with classes from June 23 to July 25, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to noon excluding July 4. The plan includes Oak Manor and Ukiahi sites, a music camp, high school offerings, and bus routes D-5 D-6 and D-8 serving Hopland River Valley and Potter Valley areas with morning departures starting as early as 6:30 a.m. and afternoon returns by 1:05 p.m.
Thomas F Johnson of Ukiah and 266 peers received juris doctor degrees at McGeorge School of Law commencement in Sacramento. Johnson made dean's list and joined Traynor Society named for Hon Roger J Traynor. Justice Frank K Richardson delivered the address as the Class of 1975 marked the List academic year with 1260 students enrolled nationwide.
Six hundred twenty five students enroll in summer classes at Oak Manor School set to begin Monday at 8. Courses include remedial reading and math plus biology nature study elementary chemistry gymnastics crafts and beginning and intermediate chess. Sean Speigel Hopland principal and summer school director notes phenomenal late registrations and extra teachers available.
Herbert Hugo of Platts predicts a 3 to 5 cent gallon rise by the Fourth of July as demand surges. He warns of possible August shortages and winter fuel oil tightness, noting import taxes and costs will be passed to motorists and disputing a jump to 1.25 dollars per gallon.
United Press International reports the Senate advanced measures on conflict of interest and financial disclosure for judges under the Political Reform Act SB606 Mills. Other actions include arbitration panels for medical malpractice suits SB2 Carpenter and annual expense disclosures for legislators AB23 Ralph. Tax relief for higher brackets SB34 Carpenter died in committee. Refugees welcomed and JFK assassination investigator urged in SCR46 AJR18 with floor action.
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