Coed Gets Time To Settle Fine
Coed editor Annette Buchanan at the University of Oregon was granted 12 more days to pay a $300 contempt fine for refusing to name marijuana users on campus. Her attorney said more time is needed to decide on a new trial or appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court. If a petition is filed before July 11, the fine's execution will be stayed pending resolution.
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Eugene, Ore
UPI
Annette Buchanan
University of Oregon
Oregon Supreme Court
New York Directory Proliferation of Common Surnames
The New York Telephone Co directory lists the Smiths Browns Williams Johnsons Millers and Cohens as the most frequent names in the city. Smith leads with 3601 listings, Brown has 2881, followed by Davis Rodriguez and Schwartz in the upper ranks.
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New York
UPI
Smiths
Browns
Williams
Johnsons
Millers
Cohens
Jones
New York Telephone Co
Smith
Brown
Davis
Rodriguez
Schwartz
Arthur Johnson Dies at 76 in Ukiah Area Funeral
Funeral services for Arthur Johnson 76 will be Friday at noon at Zimmer man Mortuary. He died Wednesday in a Ukiah hospital after a life in Anderson Valley. Survived by son James Johnson of San Rafael, daughters Madge Pursell of Nevada City and Betty McColloum of Yuba City, five grandchildren, and brother Glenn Johnson of Yorkville. Services will be followed by an instrument at Santa Rosa.
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Zimmerman Mortuary
Arthur Johnson
Ukiah
San Rafael
Johnson
Anderson Valley
Guntly
James Johnson
Madge Pursell
Nevada City
Betty McColloum
Yuba City
Glenn Johnson
Yorkville
Santa Rosa
Citizens Due Continued From Page 1
The article notes a stepped up program requiring assessors to use a safe ratio and to seek eight to ten additional appraisers and clerical help. It mentions potential tax relief for owners of agricultural property if they accept restrictions. Sen. Bradley, voting no, says the bill burdens counties and would need 150 new state employees and could harm California’s business climate and county government.
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Board of Supervisors
Brown
Sen. Bradley
California
Capitol security force adds 72 professional police
The House approved expanding the Capitol security force to 334 by adding 72 professional policemen, boosting a mostly student roster. The move followed the March stabbing and robbery of Rep. James C. Cleveland in his Capitol Hill office, prompting action after years of consideration.
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Washington
UPI
House
Capitol
James C. Cleveland
R-N.h
Capitol Hill
Ukiah District Eyes AB52 Funds For 1966 67 Budget
Ukiah Unified may gain about 97 581 dollars from AB52 to support low taxed districts with small class sizes. Capitol News Service says the final state budget vote could come next week before the Fourth of July holiday, with opposition from the California Taxpayers’ Association possible.
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Capitol News Service
Ukiah
Murphy
Ukiah Unified
Ukiah Unified School
Sacramento
Ukiah Unified School District
The
Journal Today
Assembly
California Tax Payers’ Association
CNS
Meyer Promoted By Masonite to Ohio Controller
Ralph E. Meyer of Masonite Corp is promoted to controller of the Marlite division in Dover Ohio and will assume the post after the fiscal year end. Larry L. Funk will replace Meyer as Ukiah accounting manager and Frank comes to Masonite from Nirin Inc Cordova Ill as assistant treasurer. Frank, an University of Denver accounting graduate, has worked as staff accountant in Denver and held increasing responsibilities at Nirin. Funk, married with two children aged 1 and 3, reported to Ukiah this week.
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Ralph E. Meyer
Masonite Corporation
Marlite
Dover
Ohio
Larry L. Funk
Meyer
Ukiah
Frank
Masonite
Niirin, Inc
Cordova
Ill
University of Denver
Denver
Funk
Births at Southern Baptist Hospital Reach Seventeenth Child
Raymond C. Wilson administrator of Southern Baptist Hospital remarks its rare feat as Mrs. Maurice Bowler delivers her 17th child at the same hospital. Wilson notes the mother’s long family record and the occasion being celebrated as a house-covering gesture.
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New “Orleans
UPI
Raymond C. Wilson
Southern Baptist Hospital
Maurice~ Bowler
Wilson
Greek Partnership Steals Small Slam in World Open Pairs
In Amsterdam a Greek pair Athanassiades Athanassopoulos and R Rivkin claimed a small slam after a clever defense and ruffing sequence. The narrative captures the partner’s remark on Greek cleverness and details a key diamond and club ruffing play that sealed eleven tricks.
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Amsterdam
Greece
East
South
Declarer
Athanassopoulos
Bobby Rivkin
Longest scoreless tie in MLB history described
The 19 innings between Cincinnati and Brooklyn on September 11, 1946 ended 0 0 after 4 hours and 40 minutes when darkness halted play.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Willits Frontier Days Schedule of Events
Willits Frontier Days features daily carnival activities with dances in City Park Pavilion. Festivities include horse gymkhana by Willits Junior Horsemen, coronation of the Sweetheart of the Rodeo, Frontier Days Rodeo and horse show, cowboy breakfast, a parade with grand marshal State Sen. Frank Petersen, barbecue, water fight, and multiple admission prices for adults and children across Friday through Monday.
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City Park
Fortels
Willits
Frontier Days
Recreation Grove
Rodeo Grounds
Dave Dawson
Napa
City Park Pavilion
Main Street
Frank Petersen
Fort Bragg
Commercial Street
Hopland Home Burglarized and Nearby Break-Ins Reported
Donald G. Whittemore reported his Hopland home burglarized around June 22 23 with 442 dollars of appliances including a toaster a TV and food missing. The sheriff logged entries at Bernice Roberts’ home and Harold [aren’s trailer. Three 13 year old juveniles were taken into custody but no charges filed as they were friends of the victims. Batteries were stolen in Point Arena and Redwood Valley with W F E Pittmar identified as a Redwood Valley victim.
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Donald G. Whittemore
Hopland
Bernice Roberts
Harold
Sheriff’s Office
Point Arena
Redwood Valley
W. FE. Pittmar
Redwoud Valley
Penn State Allowed Only 10 Passes in 1938 Season
In the 1938 football season Penn State allowed just 10 completed passes, reflecting a dominant pass defense. The team focus on limiting aerial plays helped shape their rugged defensive identity that year.
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Penn State
Floods Hit Jamaica Cause Drownings and Missing People
Kingston Jamaica police report two drownings as flash floods sweep across the island since Sunday. The disaster has caused extensive property and livestock damage with a teenage girl and a man reported missing in separate incidents.
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Jamaica
Kingston
UPI
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