Peacock bar closed after drug probe in Ukiah area
The Peacock bar at 1801 S State Street was shut Thursday after a six month sheriff and DA probe led to 20 arrests for drug charges. A temporary injunction constrains the bar to stop all business until a July 8 hearing to determine nuisance status and possible one year closure.
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Peacock
S. State Street
Duncan James
Cedric Weir
Superior Court
Timothy O’brien
Richard B. Perkowski
Claire Grothe
O’brien
James
Ukiah
Redwood Valley
Willits
Perkowski
Paul R. Bernstein
Jack
Pearl Robeson
Redwood Empire Title Company
Terri L. Warkinthien
Grand
Ukiah City Haggles Over Fire Station Site Price
Ukiah Mayor Jack Simpson is authorized to negotiate or sign an agreement to buy from John Mayfield a 1.2 acre site at Lovers Lane and N State for a new fire station after a failed bid to lower the $120,000 price. Mayfield would keep a tax advantage under terms discussed.
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Ukiah
Jack Simpson
Necesary
John Mayfield
Randy Hays
Mayfield
Hays
Barry Wood
Wood
Lovers Lane
N. State Street
Ira Brannon
Simpson
Journal
Ted Feibusch
Feibusch
Mayfred
Schuyler Jeffries
Jim Swayne
Ukiah Justice Court
Jim Luther
Perkins Street land deal gains council sentiment in Ukiah
Ukiah council members gave informal consensus to Feibusch’s plan to pay about 81 000 for a 26 by 144 foot parcel along Perkins Street plus demolition of the Soup Kettle site to enable future widening. Wagner Construction backs the plan though not voting, while opposition from Barry Wood centers on added traffic in residential areas. Feibusch aims to lease purchase with Savings Bank and hopes SB 325 funds may reimburse.
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Ted Feibusch
Ukiah Council
Perkins Street
Feibusch
School
Oak Street
Soup Kettle
Wagner Construction Company
Perkins and School
Berman
Charlotte Fowler
Barry Wood
Perkins
Bush
Dora
Low Gap Road
State Street
Wagner Construction
Oak and
Perkins Streets
Jack Simpson
Savings Bank
United Farm Agency
Randall Falk
Chapman declares bankruptcy as public defender assigned in murder case
Warren Dewitt Chapman, 51, Novo, told court he is $5,000 in debt and cannot afford legal fees as Public Defender Joe Allen is appointed. Judge Timothy O'Brien set Chapman to appear July 8 for a hearing on his finances. Chapman was convicted in 1975 of fatally shooting Bob Parducci after a parking-space dispute.
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O’brien
Joseph Cesari Masini
Ukiah
Masini
Sheila Ann Davis
Warren Dewitt Chapman
Superior Court
A.B. Broaddus
Joe Allen
Timothy O’brien
Chapman
Bob Parducci
District Court of Appeals
Rex Sater
Allen
Leo Cook
Otis Allen Hurt
Hurt
Richard Bendock
San Francisco
Robert Y. Bell
Santa Rosa
Lake Mendocino Drive
Eastside Road
Hart
Weather Data Snapshot for June 1976 Page
The fragment shows a weather table with June 1976 figures. It lists high and low temperatures with entries such as 23 and 100 versus 51 and Today with last year values 18 and 75, indicating comparative daily highs and lows.
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Variable high cloudiness persists through Saturday with coastal fog at night and Saturday morning. Inland areas see a slight cooling by Saturday with temperatures ranging from mid 50s to near 60s at coastal sites like Fort Bragg and Ukiah.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiall
Locust Grove manhunt seeks escaped convict and rapist
A 650 man posse with 40 tracking dogs combs brushy northeast Locust Grove hill country for an escaped convict and rapist tied to the sex slayings of three girl scouts. Capt. Mentzer says over 200 officers and 450 volunteers join a manhunt that began after a man was seen fleeing a cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Grove
Okla
UPI
Highway Patrol
Don. Mentzer
House approves 5 percent cut in Carter aid program
Washington UPI reports the House rejected White House wishes by passing a $6.7 billion foreign aid bill for Carter with an across the board 5 percent reduction, 208 to 174, below the requested level by nearly $1 billion.
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Washington
UPI
White House
House
Carter
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Meredith Vee Mayhew
A. Collins
Randall Allen Lamb
Yorkville
Harris
Washington, D.C
Department of Transportation
Don Clausen
Clausen
Richard Sarber
Ukiah Municipal
Airport and Airways Development
Cong. Clausen
California Department of Corporations
Willie R. Barnes
Europacific Ltd
Gibraltar
Department
Oliver Hemphill
Melvin W. Bell
Gilbert R. Karnig
Cayman Islands
Jack G. Nixon
Thomas W. Hemphill
San Rafael
Calif
A. Jack Kelly
Ralph D. Reynolds
Menlo Park
St. Ukiah
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