Ann Landers TV hog and a family split in time
Dear Ann Landers offers humor and family drama about a TV obsessed husband who monopolizes the remote and sleeps through every show. A second TV is proposed to ease ulcers and restore harmony. The letter from a reader reveals a longer rift where a brother has not spoken to his aging parents for five years amid a complex ranching and riding setup at Brooktrails with Lucky Boccaleoni and Sanny running stables and lessons.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Mom
Dad
Lucky Boccaleoni
Brooktrails
Sherwood Ranch
Sandy
Lucky
Sanny
Corral
Yonkers
Health Care director to speak here
Controversial Dr. Earl W. Bryan head of California Department of Health Care Services will be the guest speaker at a Hillside Community Hospital medical staff dinner tomorrow. The 7:30 p.m. event at the House of Garner marks his first rural visit to speak directly with practicing physicians on site.
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Earl W. Bryan
Department of Health Care Services For
California
Hillside Community Hospital
Garner
Brian
Spearance
Sandy and Lucky Start Horse Ranch on Sherwood Ranch
Sandy and Lucky run a 40 acre horse ranch with local youth guides for tours through red woods. They will offer two to three day pack trips next year for hardy riders. The property includes historic Butterfield Stage Line era barns along the Willits to Fort Bragg route.
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Sandy
Redwoods
Lucky
Sherwood Ranch
Butterfield Stage Line
Willits
Fort Bragg
Jaramillo Chosen to Run Lakeport Courthouse Vending Stand
Francisco R. Jaramillo of Sacramento, legally blind, selected to operate the county courthouse vending stand in Lakeport after training by the State Department of Rehabilitation. The program enables blind individuals to run food service facilities as independent business owners in public and private buildings.
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Berkeley
State Department of Rehabilitation
Francisco R. Jaramillo
Sacramento
Lakeport
Jaramillo
Business Enterprise Program
Allied Grape Growers project 140000 tons by 1975
Robert C McIntorf of Madera, president, announced at Cloverdale that Allied Grape Growers members aim to deliver 140000 tons of grapes by 1975. United Vintners, owned by Allied and Heublein after their 1969 merger, prepared the study. Oster of United Vintners said wine sales continue to show gains led by dry table types.
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Cloverdale
Allied Grape Growers
Robert C. McIintorf
Madera
McIntorf
United Vintners
Allied
Heublein, Inc
Richard Oster
Heublein's Allied merger boosts multi product reach
Stuart Watson president of Heublein says the Allied merger provides a multi product line and world wide markets to the farmer cooperative. Heublein markets foods and beverages with annual sales over a half billion dollars. He expects a 10 percent earnings gain for the year ending June 30 and a 15th straight year of record profits. A brief note mentions a proposed Heublein merger with Kentucky Fried Chicken as a fast food leader.
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Stuart Watson
Heublein
Allied
Watson
Kentucky Fried Chicken, Inc
California bills seek state aid for costly murder trials
Sacramento reports that Senate Judiciary Committee approved two nearly identical bills to help counties cover high murder trial costs. Sponsored by Pauline Davis and Milton Marks, the measures would fund expenses above a set threshold via a county tax on property. The Marks bill mandates state payment, while Davis allows discretionary funding by the finance director.
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Sacramento
UPT
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pauline Davis
Portola
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Davis
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