Ukiah Dreams Of Sis-Q Flying Service Firebase Plan
Ukiah officials and Sis-Q Flying Service discuss financing for relocating nine aerial tankers to Ukiah Municipal Airport by October 15. Merchants would underwrite part of a $10,000 city outlay to fund a large hangar, with lease terms debated and a 10 year plan favored by councilman Crook.
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Ukiah
Sis-Q
Ewe Ewe
ABE Elie Vpc
Aliauel
Ukiah Municipal
California
See Rine
Alee
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Crook
Crook
Sis Q
Ukiah Considers Perpetual Sidewalk and Gutter Policy
Ukiah city council hears City Attorney Hal Irish outline a proposed resolution to create a city policy for future sidewalk curb and gutter construction care and maintenance and beautification with trees and vegetation. The plan authorizes Public Works to correct defects, inspect and notify property owners, develop a cooperative repair program, and allow city-led repairs charged to owners if cooperation fails. If city actions cause damage, the city would assume responsibility for restoration.
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Ukiah
Hal-Irish
Department of Public Works
Operation Sprinkle Closes Ukiah Golf Course for Sprinkler Work
Ukiah Municipal Golf Course closed today and will remain shut Friday through Sunday as volunteers continue final installation of a fully automatic sprinkler system. General Ralph Buxton urges volunteers to report Saturday at 6 a.m. in work clothes with shovels or pipe wrenches to finish laying 17 000 feet of lateral piping. A celebratory dinner for Operation Sprinkle workers and Ukiah officials is planned Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Ukiah Municipal Clubhouse. The project aims to connect the new system to future nine holes and could allow reopening Sunday afternoon if on schedule.
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Ukiah
Ralph" Buxton
Ukiah Municipal
Buxton
Ukiah City Council
Ukiah Muicipal Clubhouse
Anton Stadium
French envoy links Middle East peace to Vietnam war
United Nations reports French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville said there can be no peace in the Middle East while the Vietnam war continues. He noted de Gaulle’s remarks blaming U S policy for global unrest and suggested Vietnam’s end could open new horizons. Israel’s Abba Eban was cited as hinting Jerusalem’s Old City shrines might be jointly administered by three faiths.
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UPI
Maurice Couve de Murville
Middle East
Vietnam
Couve
de Murville
Abba S. Eban
Israel
Jerusalem
Eban
Jordan
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
U.S
France
Southeast Asia
Couve de Murvillé
Redwood Empire Fair Premium Books Available
Premium books are now available for the Redwood Empire Fair to be held in Ukiah from August 24 to 27. They can be obtained in person at the fair administration office or by writing Post Office Box 744, Ukiah 95482. The year’s fair theme is Mendocino Wonderland reflecting Mendocino County’s recreational areas timber livestock and agricultural interests, according to George C. Hunter president of the fair board.
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Ukiah
Fair Administration Office
Mendocino Wonderland
Mendocino County
George C. Hunter
the. Fair
California tax bill faces compromise amid budget gap
Gov Reagan allies push a $1 billion tax plan with a one year 60 percent surcharge on income to cover the 5.1 billion fiscal year budget. Senate committee voices no agreement while lawmakers discuss a tentative deal and plan a late hearing to finalize terms. If rejected, state revenues would fall by 10 million weekly.
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Norman Kempster
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Walter Stiern
Bakersfield
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Danny McBride Given Three Years Probation
Danny McBride, convicted of manslaughter in the death of a girl during a late night auto crash while fleeing Willits police on December 7, 1966, was placed on three years probation by Superior Judge Wayne Burke. He must pay a $500 fine and refrain from drinking alcohol while obeying all laws in the future as part of the terms.
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Danny McBride
Willits
Wayne Burke
Burke
McBride
Wil- Tits
Barbara Byers
AMA liberalizes stance on therapeutic abortion
The American Medical Association adopted an overwhelmingly supported policy allowing therapeutic abortions to protect the health or life of the mother, or if the infant would be deformed or if pregnancy from rape or incest threatens the woman’s health. Abortions must be documented, concurred by two physicians, and performed in an accredited hospital, with a note that some doctors oppose the practice on moral or religious grounds. State societies were authorized to advise legislatures considering abortion law changes.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Committee On
Alfred S Fraga Services Here Tomorrow
Alfred S Fraga retired Ukiah businessman dies in Chico hospital after long illness. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. at Eversole Mortuary officiated by Rev. Clifford Ford and Abell Lodge F and AM. Burial at Mountain View Cemetery Oakland. Survived by widow Dorothea, son Richard of Chico, cousins May Souza and Elmer Joseph of Oakland.
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Alfred S. Fraga
Ukiah
Chico
Clifford Ford
Ukiah Methodist Church
Abell Lodge No. 146
F&am
Eversole Mortuary
Mountain View
Oakland
Mr. Fraga
Benecia
Fraga Hardware Company
State
Church Streets
Kingsley
O.E.S
Fraga
Dorothea Fraga
Richard Fraga
May Souza
Elmer Joseph
War ruling clears path for veteran city hires in Madison
Madison Wisconsin city attorney Edwin Conrad ruled that the United States is at war in Vietnam, enabling preferential treatment for veterans seeking city employment. The decision signals policy support for veterans in local hiring during wartime.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Edwin’ Conrad
United States
Vietnam
China drops hydrogen bomb test by plane report
U.S. authorities say Red China conducted a deliverable hydrogen bomb test by aircraft last weekend. The analysis suggests the device could be delivered by bomber, though refinement for missile use is uncertain. Radioactive samples and altitude estimates from the plume are expected to clarify the test’s height and method.
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Washington
UPT
Red China
United States
Peking
China
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
Steel Tower
America
Soviet American summit near as Johnson and Kosygin meet
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin in New York signaled near agreement for a Soviet American summit likely to be held Friday.
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New York
UPI
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Infantry Company Wiped Out In Vietnam Combat
UPI reports major clashes near Phu Cat and Mekong Delta with American forces killing 143 Viet Cong. U S 25th Division tally 70 enemy dead. Cavalry 3 killed. another action west of Saigon produced 21 enemy deaths with no American losses. Week totals show 143 American deaths, 953 wounded, 16 missing, May the bloodiest month with 1,177 American and 9,900 Communist deaths.
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Eugene V.risher
U.S
Oriental River
Mekong
Saigon
Bong Son Plain
Laos
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Night of Terror in Iowa Ends in Tragedy
Two 11 year old girls recount a gunman killing a mother, a farmer and his son as a car chase unfolds along the Iowa countryside. The suspect, identified as Robert Joseph Carter of Dallas Texas, was found driving the car with the trunks containing the girls. Police reconstruct the sequence from the girls statements.
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Cedar Rapis
Iowa
UPI
Robert Joseph Carter
Dallas
Tex
Carter
Joseph Robert Carter
Christine ‘ Schwab
Julie Braksiek
Christine
Gladys Schwab
Elberon
Rattend
Julie
Weather forecast for Northwestern California coast
Morning low overcast skies persist along the coast in extreme north areas. Conditions trend warmer inland as the day progresses.
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California
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