Largest Hike in History Notices of Assessment Increases
Mendocino County mails 20 000 notices this week. Assessor W L Webb Brown says the 25 percent increases reflect the largest total property value in a single year. He forecasts up to 17 million dollars in increased assessed valuations and urges budget officials to cut tax rates. Rural property owners first receive notices before Ukiah and surrounding areas. The 1966 law requires uniform 95 percent of full cash value by 1971.
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Mendosino County
W. L. (Webb) Brown
Brown
Ukiah
Missing Ear Sparks Ukiah Headline Mystery
A severed human ear turns up after a dispute at Pok a Dot. James Evans and Trinidad Pulido of Ukiah present the grisly token to Ukiah police. The ear is in cold storage as authorities pursue the case and locate the owner.
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Sheriff’s Office
Ukiah
Sheriff's Office
Shek
Akish’s
Novato Girl Rescued After Lake Mendocino Drowning Narrow Escape
Cathy Hallo ran, 20, of Novato, nearly drowned at Lake Mendocino while swimming with Mary MacNab and Ed Willow. Companions Keith Taylor and the pair assisted. resuscitation restored breathing, and she was taken to Ukiah General Hospital and released. Deputy Sheriff Howard McPherson aided, and firefighting unit members operated the resuscitator at the scene.
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Cathy Halloran
Novato
Lake Mendocino
Mary MacNab
Ed Willow
Santa Rosa
Keith Taylor
Ukiah
Dale Roby
Corps of Engineers
Corps
Lake Alt
Redwood - Valley-Calpella
Ukiah General Hospital
Howard McPherson
Minors in Navarre area placed in juvenile hall
In Boonville area, two emg minors from Philo Whaite and several youths including Donald Blake 18 Peter ter Hombluth 18 Robert Mary Brunner 24 De Mae Glutz 23 mace Boot 2 Ella Beth Snider 23 and Cathran Smith 20 were involved. The 17-year-old boys were placed in juvenile hall after the incident.
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Whaite
Donald Blake
Peter, Ter Hombluth
Robert _Mary_ ‘Brunner
de Mae Glutz
Mace Boot
Ella Beth
Snider
Cathran
Smith
Navarra
Boonville Area
Emg
Man Killed In Three Car 101 Crash Near Willits
Keith Edward Dewlaney, 53, of Daly City, died after his pickup collided head on with a flatbed truck on Highway 101 four miles north of Willits Friday evening. The crash occurred after Dewlaney swerved to avoid a northbound Edwards attempting to pass an unidentified vehicle, causing his vehicle to cross the highway and strike the southbound truck driven by Asa Lee Keltner, 58, of Hayward. Edwards’ vehicle did not contact another vehicle. Keltner was uninjured. Funeral arrangements are pending. Dewlaney is survived by a brother, Elmer, of Chico. Dewlaney was Mendocino County’s 10th highway fatality this year.
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Keith Edward Dewlaney
Daly City
Howard Memorial Hospital
Oil Well Hill
Willits
Dewlaney
Asa Lee Keltner
Hayward
California Highway Patrol
Robert James Edwards
Hermosa Beach
Oil ‘Well Hill
Edwards
Highway 101
Keltner
Anker- Lueier Mortuary
Elmer Dewlaney
Chico
Mendocino’ County
Hastings County Forage Areas Promised by Officials
Disjointed notes from Hastings Michigan reference Barry County plans to provide forage areas. The fragment mentions unpaid service, deposits, rusty autog and county courthouse context. The readable details are unclear and the piece appears to be an OCR garble with scattered named entities.
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Hastings
Mich
UPI
Barry
Quirthouse
Sampers Beware Campsite Theft In Mendocino Parks
Vacationing campers in Mendocino State Parks face car clouts and burglaries. MacKerricher State Park was hardest hit last weekend with thefts from open campsites while occupants were at the beach. Authorities report a trend of burglaries as crews shorten patrols and thieves strike after patrols depart.
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Mendocino
MacKerricher State Park
State Division of Forestry
Sheriff's
Mercury Reaches 94 at Noon in Ukiah Heat Spike
A Ukiah weather station records 94 degrees at noon signaling a potential hot spell. Compared with last Sunday’s high, 92 on Saturday, today’s heat marks the warmest of the year so far. Morning low was 56, five degrees below Sunday's 61.
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Ukiah
Ukiah Girl Susan Bartolomei Homeward Plan Set
Susan Bartolomei 18, who survived a 1960s shooting and kidnapping near Sonora, will be brought from UC Hospital San Francisco to 17 Lorraine Street Ukiah within weeks. Her father says she is in excellent spirits recovering from larynx removal surgery and may later converse via electronic device. Suspects Maine and Braun were captured and await murder trials. public support funded medical bills. the case influenced changement venue rulings in California.
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Susan Bartolomei
University of California Hospital
San Francisco
Lorraine Street
A. E. Bartolomei
Susan
Sonora
Tuolumne
Timothy Luce
Ukiah
Hopland
Burke Hill
Timothy
Leonard E. Maine
Thomas
E. Braun
Washington
Sonora Community Hospital
UC Hospital
Ukiah Area
Jay Susan
Braun
Maine
San Jose
Santa Clara County
State Supreme Court
High Court
Accident injures Navy youth at Freak Lake Mendocino
A Navy vacationer was struck by his own boat and severely injured at the south end of Freak Lake Mendocino Sunday at 2 15 pm. The injured teen Ian Anto was aided by Allan Giardini and rushed to Ukiah General Hospital then transferred to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital Oakland. He is a Ukiah High School student and son of Mr and Mrs Presley Puterbaugh of 131 Burke Road.
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A .Navy
Mendocino
Phil’. Puterbaugh
Rick Burns
Ian Anto
Allan Giardini
Talmage
Ukiah General’ Hospital
Mary Burchell
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Burng
Puterbaugh
Ukiah
All-Services
Mra
Presley
Burke
Tragedy in Buenos Aires as Stampede Kills 70 At Stadium
UPI report from Buenos Aires says a stampede at River Plate stadium following a fight between River Plate and Boca Juniors fans left 70 dead and hundreds injured. Turnstiles jammed exit and fans tossed flaming newspapers triggered panic. police blamed visiting Boca fans while stadium officials denied turnstiles had been removed.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
River Plate
Joyce
Latin America
Boca Juniors
Boca Junior
Rowdies
Guillermo Borda
Senate OKs extra three day holiday weekends
The Senate approved a bill to set four additional three day holiday weekends with Washingtons Birthday Memorial Day Columbus Day and Veterans Day moved to specified Mondays and Labor Day weekend added. The bill makes Columbus Day an official federal holiday for the first time and applies to federal employees and the District.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
McCarthy Edges Nixon Rockefeller in Gallup Poll
Princeton New Jersey McCarthy leads Nixon and Rockefeller in a Gallup Poll finished the eve of the New York primary. McCarthy 39 percent to Rockefeller 38 and Wallace 16. when matched against Nixon, McCarthy 41 to Nixon 39 with Wallace at 14. Humphrey would beat Nixon but lose to Rockefeller. The poll notes high volatility and margin of error effects.
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Princeton
N.J
UPD
Sen
Eugene J
McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Gallup
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Rockefeller
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Minnesota
Wallace
Humphrey
Hanoi Won't Budge On Cease Fire In Vietnam
North Vietnam rejected Vice President Humphrey's call for an immediate cease fire. Xuan Thuy told Anglo American press officials that the United States must halt air raids unconditionally before any talks progress. Thuy accused U.S. aggression and said Vietnamese defenders would fight everywhere on their soil.
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George Libera
Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
United States
Dean Rusk
Saigon
Thuy
Xuan
Humphrey
Hanoi
U.S
Johnson
Haiphong
Arrests Hit Resurrection City as Abernathy Led Campaign
Washington police shut down Resurrection City and arrested several Poor People's Campaigners, led by the Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, in an orderly, peaceful action. Capitol Hill arrests followed with peace and no serious incident as demonstrators submitted.
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Washington
UPI
Resurrection City
Ralph David Abernathy
Capitol Hill
Abernathy
Pope Paul VI appeals for cease-fire in Vietnam conflict
Pope Paul VI called for a cease-fire in the bitter and cruel struggle in Vietnam. He urged a negotiated settlement to end the war, delivering a sweeping plea for world peace during a Vatican address.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vietnam
Gaullist Victory Resurrects De Gaulle Leadership in France
In Paris, voters backed President Charles de Gaulle amid warnings of a Communist take over. Sunday parliamentary elections returned power to Gaullist leadership and secured de Gaulle control of the National Assembly.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
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de Gaulle
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