County May Help Pay Dump Costs
The county may provide up to 10000 for city dump operations on an interim basis for one year. The agreement requires five conditions, including sharing costs, reporting operational data, and pursuing federal funds. The 1957 contract will be canceled July 1 unless a new arrangement is signed.
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County Public ‘Works Committee
Campbell
Harvey Sawyers
Ted Galletti
Ed Hall
County Public Works Committee
Hall
Avila
Forecasted Ukiah Heat Sparks Fourth of July Weekend Warning
Predictions cited 1102 degree highs and 59 degree lows in Ukiah with a 4 degree morning rise. Officials warned the holiday weekend could turn very hot while temperatures trend toward the season high of 102 degrees.
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Ukiah
Northwestern California Weather Report Fair Through Friday
Northwestern California forecast calls for fair skies through Friday with coastal overcast clearing to near coastline in the afternoons. Temperature remains steady with highs around 60s and nights near Ukiah.
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California
Carrier Seeks Advance Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal
A local carrier asks subscribers to prepay three months in advance for the Ukiah Daily Journal. He notes collectors are out today and requests prompt payments when first contacted.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Willits plant to reopen with $558000 loan approval
The Economic Development Administration approves a 558000 loan to revive Willits outdoor furniture plant formerly Seaside Industries. Little Lake Development Corporation contributes 48750 and Little Lake Industries 98250 toward a 975000 project intended to restore 350 Mendocino County jobs and boost local economy. Miles Sullivan, former Seaside owner, leads Little Lake Industries.
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Washington,d.c
Economic Development Administration
Willits
Seaside Industries Division
Boise- Cascade Corporation
Cong
Don Clausen
Clausen
Little Lake Development Corporation of
Little Lake Industries Inc
Little Lake’ Industries
Miles Sullivan
Seaside
Boise-Cascade
Mendocino
Seaside Industries
Redwood Empire
Mendocino County
Error in judgment triggers head on crash injuring six
Six people were injured in a near head on collision on Highway 101 north of Denison near the Cookie Factory. David Rogers 20 Eureka drove the southbound pickup and Bob VanderStoep 29 Redwood Valley drove the northbound car. VanderStoep and his wife Barbara 29 and passenger Mark Medders 20 Pacifica were treated. Barbara remained at Ukiah General for facial injuries. Medders was taken to Mendocino Community Hospital for possible major injuries. Rogers was passing a southbound truck when the crash occurred.
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Highway 101
Denison Cookie Factory
Highway Patrol
Oooo
David Rogers
Eureka
Bob VanderStoep
Redwood Valley
Ukiah’ Fire Department
VanderStoep
Barbara
Mark Medders
Pacifica
Rogers. Co
Kenneth
Joanna
Lisa
Ukiah General Hospital
Barbara VanderStoep
Ukiah General
Medders
Mendocino Community Hospital
Rogers
Medderso
Fire Calls Reported Across County and City
Fire dispatches logged at 12 58 a m to County Jail cells one and six with no damage or injuries. At 10 08 p m Wednesday a fire at 1100 Helen involved grass with no damage. Earlier at 6 07 p m a fire in City Parking Lot at Pine and Standley involved wood chips with no damage.
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Helen
Standley
Justices dissent on extent of ruling on death penalty
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that the death penalty is cruel and unusual, potentially sparing 600 inmates. Justices split on how far the ruling extends with four dissenters, including Chief Justice Burger, urging legislative scope to define capital punishment.
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Charlotte Moulton Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Nixon
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Harry A. Balckman
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
High Court
Brennan
Marshall
Douglas
Stewart
de Burger
Congress
Senate veto override on deaf school funding falls short
In Sacramento the Senate failed 25 to 14 to override Gov. Reagan's veto of 700000 for a new Mendocino State Hospital deaf school. Democrats and four Republicans supported reversal but two votes short of the 27 needed. The plan aimed to serve handicapped children including those affected by maternal German measles.
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Sacramento
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Mendocino State Hospital
United Press
H.L. Richardson
Arcadia
Reagan
Earl Warren
Prisoner Sparks Jail Fire and Floods Cell
Richard Eugene Walker charged with armed robbery attempted to burn the county jail. He started a mattress blaze just after 1 a.m., the fire department responded, another inmate allegedly aided with matches, and Walker flooded his cell before being restrained. Total damage about 526 dollars.
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Richard Eugene Walker
Walker
Bob Warren
Ukigh” Fire Department
Mendocino State Hospital bill clears Senate hurdles
Assembly Bill 1611 would turn Mendocino State Hospital over to Mendocino County with possible county ownership at no cost. Senate operations committee approved amendments allowing the director of General Services to transfer all or part of the hospital property. If passed by the Senate and concurred by the Assembly, Governor Reagan would sign.
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Assembly
Mendocino State Hospital
al Barbero
Journal
Sacramento
Senate
Director of General Services
Nixon extends price controls to seafood and farm goods
President Nixon orders extended price controls on farm products and seafood to curb rising food costs. The rule targets items sold in unprocessed form such as eggs vegetables fruits potatoes nuts mushrooms and raw seafood, aiming to curb markups across the supply chain while meat remains separately controlled.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Cost of Living Council
Rumsfeld
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Loan Obeyed Willits Plant
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan, Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Mashall
Veto
School For Deaf
California” School
Berkeley School For the Deaf
Stephen P. Teale
D-Rail Road Flat
MSH
Belotti
Barbero
Department of Mental Hygiene
DMH
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