Lumber truck crash on Highway 101 near Calpella injures driver
Charles Ollis 29 of Stockton escaped serious harm when his lumber truck left the road and toppled into a six foot ditch one mile south of West School Road Redwood Valley on Highway 101 at 4 35 p m yesterday. He suffered scalp lacerations and possible fractures and was taken to Ukiah General Hospital in satisfactory condition. The load scattered across the ground and debris lined the roadway.
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Charles Ollis
Stockton
Hous Strater
Highway 10
West School Road
Redwood Valley
Norton Robinson
Peter de Bernardi
Ukiah Station
Highway Patrol
Journal
Williams
Highway 101
Calpella
Redding
Ollis
Ukiah General Hospital
Ukiah Ambulance
Burglary clue in a manhunt for shooting suspect
Deputies in Mendocino and Lake counties intensified a search for Jerry Reingold, 25, linked to a 2 am attempted murder of Bud Hassick, 43, in the Hopland area. A burglarized cabin near Old Hopland may hold the missing rifle and ammunition.
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Mendocino
Lake County
Jerry Reingold
Old Hopland
Lakeport
Reingold
Bud Hassick
San Francisco
Hassick
Hopland
Lawrence J. Stover
Mendocino County Chamber to Install Officers at Annual Meeting
Saturday at the Mendocino County Fairgrounds chamber of commerce annual meeting features installation of new officers and a panel on county economic development. Registration starts at 9 a.m. in Carl Purdy hall with coffee and doughnuts. The morning session, led by Ralph Buxton, covers industrial growth and tourism impact with panelists including Gordon Finley Harold Pederson Hans Engh and Carney Campion. The afternoon session, moderated by Lyell Cash, includes state and federal legislators Don Clausen Randolph Collier and Frank Bellotti with discussion on the state budget and congressional mood, followed by dinner and entertainment by Ukiah’s Up With People. John Mayfield Jr. will install officers Jack T. Pearson becomes president, S.R. Pennock new vice president, and S. R. Pennock to chair secretary role, with continued coverage on page 3.
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Mendocino County
Ron Pratt
California State Chamber of Commerce
Gordon Finley
State Chamber
Harold V. Pederson
Sonoma County
Hans Engh
State Office of Tourism
Carney Campion
Redwood Empire Association
California
O. W
Dick) Winkler
Ukiah
Lyell Cash
Don Clausen
Randolph Collier
Byman
Frank P. Bellotti
Congress
Sacramento
John Mayfield , Jr
State ‘Department of Conservation
Jack T. Pearson
Winkler
Point Arena
S.R. Pennock
Carrier Seeks Advance Payment for Ukiah Route
A Ukiah Daily Journal notice urges readers to prepay three months in advance to support carrier collections. The message requests customers to arrange payments at the Journal office when first contacted.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Annexation Vote Set on Munson Subdivision for Ukiah
About 125 voters in the Munson subdivision off Talmage Road will vote July 29 from 7 am to 8 pm at No 1 Lorraine on annexing the subdivision to Ukiah. A protest hearing found no majority of property owners opposed, with only one owner protesting two parcels. A simple majority will approve annexation.
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Munson
Talmage Road
Lorraine
Ukiah
Northwestern California Weather Showers Likely Beyond Week
Fair conditions prevail in Northwestern California through Friday with low coastal clouds and inland afternoon cloudiness. Showers are possible over the mountains with little temperature change. High today near 73 and low tonight around 50 in Ukiah.
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California
Ukiah Unified faces July board vote on $6 million bond
Ukiah Unified School District faces a July 23 decision by a new board on seeking voter approval for a bond approaching 6 million dollars to fund earthquake safety upgrades and new construction. A citizen committee's six project options include a new Ukiah High and Redwood Valley high school plans, with costs likely rising beyond 5.7 million due to rate changes.
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Ukiah Unified School District
Board of Education
Supt
W.O. Murphy
Murphy
Felciano and Associates of
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Redwood Valley
Ukiahi
Calpella
Potter Valley
Felciano
Yokayo
Bruce Bearden
Evelyn Banzhaf
Leo Cook
City weighs Albertinum purchase for Ukiah five block site
Ukiah City Council debated buying the Albertinum School property south of West Perkins Street to Clay Street. Appraiser Mee valued campus at about 750000 and recommended a city report on usability. Council postponed decision as budget reviews continue and ties to employee and police salary talks, with planned meetings next week.
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Ukiah
Albertinum
Francis J. Mee
City
West Perkins Street
Clay Street
St. Mary’s Sisters
Don Scotto
Missing Redwood Valley Girl Seeks Clue in Fortuna Lead
Karolyn Louise Miller, 14, left home on West Road with no belongings. She is 5 feet 4 inches, brown hair and eyes, wearing green stretch slacks and a green and black top, barefoot. Parents seek information. Humboldt County sheriff investigates a Fortuna connection. call 462-2051 or 485-7495.
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Karolyn Louise Miller
Redwood Valley Elementary School
West Road
Fred P. Miller
Sheriff's .Department
Humboldt County
Fortuna
Sheriff's
Ceent
Thousands bid farewell to Judy Garland in NYC vigil
In New York crowds thronged Campbell's to view Judy Garland in state in the wedding chiffon dress. About 1,500 mourners formed a line, swelling to 4,000 as doors opened and traffic halted.fans expressed love and emotion, with some saying she has found peace.
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New York
UPI
Judy Garland
Campbell's
East Side
Rudolf Valentino
Tallulah Bankhead
Mary .Roberts
Warren reflects on 16 years as chief justice
In a Washington interview Warren says he harbors no ill will toward critics who supported impeachment efforts amid the court era he led. He notes the court makes law by interpreting the Constitution and highlights reapportionment as a major ruling, ranking his one man one vote decree alongside school desegregation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Earl Warren
U.S
Warren
Washington
McClatchey Broadcasting
Warren Court
Court
Court of the People
United States
Congress
Reagan signs tough new obscenity laws for youths
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed a two bill package strengthening California obscenity law, adding a youth standard for what is obscene and a pandering based advertising test. The measures, first major revision since 1961, take effect 30 days after adjournment this autumn.
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Arthur Hutchinson
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald’ Reagan
Reagan
Class B budget drama ends in Assembly stalemate
In Sacramento the 1969 budget fight produced a dramatic showdown as Assembly Republicans secured a critical 41st vote aided by newcomer Robert Wood and ill Don Mulford. The Senate planned to reject technical amendments and send the bill to a two-house conference for final talks before Monday midnight deadline.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
R-Tracy
GOP Caucus
Don Mulford
California
Hig
Piedmont
Mulford
Robert G. Wood
Senate
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Senate Finance Committee
Attires June 1968 High Low Report Fire Dept Observer
June 1968 weather snapshot notes high and low temperatures with a daily figure and a comparison to last year. Fire department observer records a 108 and 57 as extremes, with a 50 today and 32.05 noted in prior year context.
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Shell
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Ukiah Petroleum
Larry Steppe
Ukiah Men’s Golf Club
Ukiah Municipal
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