Mendocino County Eyes Park plan and growth potential
County officials and planning members heard a two year Arthur D Little study on Mendocino County economic outlook emphasizing vast recreational potential. The plan proposed a 2.5 million acre Meridocino Park to spur year round recreation and new industries, with calls for local ownership and better resource use. Some questioned basis of conclusions while others saw a framework for future development and attracting industry. F&G’s Willis Evans added input from the Department of Fish and Game.
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County Planning Commission
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Mendocino County
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Ira Robinson
Little Firm
Mendocino
Daily Journal
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Department of Fish and Game
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Four Injured In Crash North Of Ukiah
A weekend spate of accidents injured six county residents. Leonard J. Slater of Boonville lost control on N State Street north of Parducci Lane, colliding with Helen Miller of Calpella. Slater, his wife Sharon, and Harold Lyons of Calpella, plus Miller, were treated at Hillside Hospital. Robert Giuntoli of Ukiah crashed downhill, hit a ditch, and went over the handlebars, taken to Hillgate Hospital. Thomas Rich, 15, of Ukiah, was seriously injured when his motorcycle left Laws Avenue and struck a tree after attempting a left turn.
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Parducci Lane
Leonard J. Slater
Boonville
Helen Miller
Calpella
Slater
Sharon
Harold Lyons
Hillside Hospital
Miller
Robert Giuntoli
Ukiah
Giuntoli
Hillgate Hospital
Ead Harris Wi
Hillside
Thomas Rich
Laws Avenue
County motel owners protest 4% bed tax plan
Ukiah and county opponents join Willits and Fort Bragg motel owners in demanding repeal of the four per cent transient occupancy tax slated to start July 1. The anti-tax committee will petition and appear before the board of supervisors and Ukiah city council, citing 127 local petitions against the tax.
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Ukiah
Willits
Fort Bragg
Board of Supervisors
Ukiah Council
Alex Noshkin
Weekend Burst of Arrests Hits Mendocino County
The Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office reports a busy weekend with nine arrests for various offenses. Incidents include driving on the wrong side of the road, drunk driving, parole violations, and warrants. Notable cases involve Clarence Willis in Ukiah in a stolen car, Kay Ross Fuller using another’s credit card, and multiple drivers cited for DUI.
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Leggett
John R. Kingston
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Los Angeles County
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Santa Rosa
Ukiah Justice Court
Joint Financing Considered for Anton Stadium Lighting
City Manager Kyell Cash presented a proposal to jointly finance new light poles for Anton Stadium, with Ukiah Unified District trustees voting on sharing costs. Discussion focused on safety hazards from 13-year-old dry rot poles, options from 15000 to 21000 dollars, and the need to protect both city and Ukiah High School use before football games can resume.
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California budget gap eyed for 93 million cut
Sacramento The UPI report says experts seek to shave 93 million from the 4.8 billion state budget to balance the deficit. Gov Brown warned against signing a deficit budget and proposed either a special session or blue penciling to trim expenditures starting July 1. The Legislature adjourned without new tax votes.
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UPI
G. Brown
California
Brown
Department of Finance
Wells Fargo Breaks Ground On Ukiah Bank Site
Groundbreaking ceremony for Wells Fargo Bank in Ukiah is set for 9 30 a m tomorrow at the South State Street site beside the current temporary quarters. Dignitaries include city officials, chamber leaders, publishers, and bank executives representing the Metropolitan Division. the new structure designed by Hooper Olmsted and Emmons will feature redwood siding and glass and is slated for completion by year end with banking continuing in the temporary quarters until then.
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Fargo Bank
Wkiah
South State Street
Jack H. Kummert
Ralph Buxton
Ukiah
Lyell Cash
Ernie Banker
John Mayfield Jr
Mendocino
Harold Trenholm
Claude Bradford
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Cober
Robert F. Gerber
George Hunter
Ukiah Daily Journal
Frank Crane
Crane
Ukiah, Inc
Audrey Emmons
San Francisco
Wells Fargo
Kummert
Jerry Shick
John S
Baruch Dies at 94 A Trusted Adviser to Presidents
New York UPI reports financier and adviser Bernard M. Baruch died Sunday night at age 94 after a monthlong illness. Tributes poured in from Adlai Stevenson, Mayor Robert Wagner, Billy Rose, and Gov. James Byrnes. Baruch served eight U.S. presidents from Wilson to Kennedy and remained devoted to humanitarian causes.
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UPI
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U. S
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Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Robert F. Wagner
Baruch
New Yorker
Billy Rose
Robert McNair
South Carolina
Officer Fatally? Belted By Driver in Ukiah Incident
A Ukiah police officer writing a speeding ticket was struck in the mouth and lip cut when driver Douglas W. Day, 24, resisted. Officer Tim Shea attempted to cite Day and verify status, Day attacked, injuring the officer and tearing his shirt. Assistant Charles Kelly aided the officer, receiving scratches. Police pursued Day.
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Tim Shea
Douglas W. Day
State and
Wabash
Shea
Day
Charles Kelly
W. Gobbi
Sheriff's
Algiers sees fresh Ben Bella protests as junta tightens grip
Demonstrators in Algiers supported deposed president Ahmed Ben Bella clashed with riot police amid a new military crackdown. Army units with machinegun mounts joined central Algiers streets as police dispersed crowds and warned shots were fired. The protests, organized through leaflets calling for a general strike, lasted about 45 minutes with no immediate casualty report.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
New Revolutionary Council
Ben Bella
Casbah
Committee For the Coordination of Popular Resistance
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Viet Nam Strikes Continue Near Bridges and Barracks
A terse wartime dispatch notes ongoing air and ground strikes near bridges and military barracks in Vietnam. Details are sparse, with the report focusing on continued operations and proximity to key infrastructure as U S and allied forces press actions in the region.
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North Coast Weather Now Through Tuesday
Coastal fog mainly south of Cape Mendocino with cooler inland in valleys. Highs today around 85 in Ukiah and 77 in Santa Rosa with lows near 55 and 47. Coastal winds vary up to 15 knots.
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Romney Eyes 1968 Run. GOP Eyes Michigan Leader
LANSING Mich UPI The eyes of Republican leaders nationwide focus on Michigan Governor George Romney amid speculation he may seek higher office in 1968 or stay to govern The interview notes his cautious stance on party unity and direction while suggesting his best contribution would be to help align the party for the 1966 and 1968 cycles A Detroit News dispatch cites private polling placing Romney as the strongest potential 1968 opponent to President Johnson with Nixon and Goldwater following in the field
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