Probate hearing notice for Lloyd L. DeVilbiss will
Bank of America filed a petition in Mendocino County for probate of Lloyd L. DeVilbiss will and letters testamentary. Hearing set March 9, 1973, at 9:30 A.M. in Ukiah Superior Court. Also notices election items for Ukiah Unified School District and Mendocino County boards on April 17, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen A. Bainbridge
W. Locust St. Lodi
Calif
Superior Court OF California
County OF Mendocino
Lloyd L. Devilbiss
Lloyd Devilbiss
L. L. Devilbiss
Lloyd Leroy Devilbiss
Bank OF America
N.t.&s.a
Ukiah
California
Viola N. Richardson
Mary Gilley
Asst. CO
Notice to bidders for furnishing standard school supplies
The Mendocino County Superintendent of Schools invites proposals for furnishing standard school supplies to elementary schools. Bids due March 9, 1973 at 4 00 PM to the Office of Schools, 589 Low Gap Road, Ukiah California. Proposals must include a certified check or performance bond of 1000 dollars. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino County
County Superintendent OF Schools
Low Gap Road
Ukiah
California
Jukiah
Budget Adoption and Public Sale Notices in California Districts
Public notices from February 20, 1973 announce the Redwood Valley Calpella Fire District budget adoption for FY 1973 74 with a public budget hearing on April 9 1973 at 8 00 PM and posting locations in Redwood Valley and Calpella. Also a notice of sale of real property in Mendocino County under the estate of Alice Royce probate, with sale by private bid to be confirmed by Sonoma Superior Court on March 12 1973 at 9 00 AM, describing a 1 acre parcel and subject to taxes and encumbrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley
Calpella
Board of Commissioners
Redwood Valley-Calpella
Superior Court OF
State OF California
County OF
Sonoma
Alice Royce
Superior Court
Mendocino
of California
Mount Diablo Base
Meridian
Range
Mount Diablo
K.V.I
Section 35
Township 14 North
Range 14
McKenzie & Maggini
Bank of California
4Th & E. Santa Rosa
California
Charles P. de la Forest
United States of America
John D. Royce
Supervisors debate NCCSA expansion and representation
The meeting discussed reorganizing the North Coast Counties Service Association with two supervisors from each county on the executive committee and funding based on population or assessed value. San Francisco would outnumber others in voting power, while others urged broader participation and possible removal from the Eel River Water Council.
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NCCSA
Petersen
del Norte
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Reorganized Association
Humboldt County
CSAC
Marin
Sonoma
Mendocino
Humboldt
Napa
Lake Counties
Eel River Water Council
Jerry Butchert
Butchert
Water Council
Council
North Coast Resources Council
Eel River Council
Lake
California to expand burglary crackdown with $12.5 million grant
Attorney General Evelle J. Younger announced a federal grant of 12.5 million dollars to broaden a pilot program aimed at reducing burglaries. The initiative, started a year ago in six metropolitan areas, will expand to 12 regions with high burglary rates and has shown a 28 percent drop in burglary rates in early pilot results.
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Sacramento
UPI
Evelle J. Younger
California
Younger
Wall Street Faces Mixed Signals as Rally Hopes Emerge
Reynolds Securities warns of a negative impact from a higher Federal Reserve discount rate and overseas dollar trading. They see a present shock mood with investors overreacting to rapid economic changes, while some firms like E F Hutton suggest sentiment may lay groundwork for a rally despite bearishness.
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New York
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Reynolds Securities, Inc
Reynolds
Edward A. Viner & Co
Market Report Shows Mixed Stocks Amid Dollar Crisis
New York prices recovered from early losses as the Dow Jones industrials rose 0.53 to 950.18 near noon. Trading remained active with 12.9 million listed shares and 8.1 million two hour volume. Investor nerves persisted over dollar value and foreign exchange actions while President Nixon reassured stability. Champion International traded heavily, down 1.5 percent on 243,000 shares. Imperial Oil, Ltd. led the American Stock Exchange declines, slipping 0.75 percent on 167,400 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Champion International
American Stock Exchange
Imperial Oil, Ltd
Three-Vehicle Collision Near Yokayo Bowl No Injuries
A chain reaction crash at Kuki Road and N State in Ukiah involved Randy Portlock 17 of Redwood Valley Willard Knight 57 of Ukiah and Robert Madrazo 26 of Potter Valley. All three cars sustained moderate to major damage but no injuries were reported as the vehicles moved slowly and the incident occurred around 5 20 p m.
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Highway Patrol
Kuki Road
N. State
Yokayo Bowl
Randy Portlock
Redwood Valley
Willard Knight
Ukiah
Robert Madrazo
Potter Valley
Portlock
N. State Street
Knight
Madrazo
Ward named marketing director for Masonite Roxite Division
Ronald Ward named director of marketing for Masonite Corporation Roxite Division by L I Vogel general manager Roxite based in Niles Indiana is a major producer of masonry panels Ward formerly Masonite regional manager for seven years and earlier held various sales posts in the United States Ward a Ukiah native joined Masonite in Chicago in 1954
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Ward
Masonite Corporation
Roxite
L. I.vogel
Niles
Ward
Masonite
U.S
Ukiah
Chicago
Geothermal Plant Wins National Engineering Award
The Geysers power plant in Sonoma County earned a top ten nationwide engineering award for 1972. The National Society of Professional Engineers, based in Washington D.C., announced the honor for Pacific Gas and Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geysers
Sonoma County
National Society of Professional Engineers
Washington, D.C
Pacific Gas and Electric
Recreation calendar and plant capacity note at The Geysers
A community recreation calendar outlines weekly events at Ukiah clubs while a history feature notes Company recipient owning and operating America's only geothermal steam power plant at The Geysers since 1960. The plant expanded to 290000 kilowatts last year and is expected to reach about 600000 kilowatts by 1975 as part of an ongoing expansion program. Union Oil operates the steam supply from wells to PG&E for its partners Thermal and Magma Power. PG&E developed steam utilization techniques at The Geysers requiring specialized materials and designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pg&e
Thermal
Magma Power Companies
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Ukiah Unified School District
Louis G. Delsol
Walter L. Hill
McKenzie & Maggini Bank of California
Santa Rosa
League of California
Bob Theiller
Ukiah Daily Journal
Official City Newspaper
Dean Devries
Geo. Hunter
B. A. Cober
Publisher Man
Pub
Emer
Sat
Daily Journal
Kiah
UITS
SANKY
ISOC
Cherry ST
Eran Paes V
Wall Street Charter
Jones
E. F. Hutton
Today's Market Report
FIRST
South School
St. Ukiah
DOW Jones. ‘Industrials Volume
Am. Tel & Tel
Boise Cascade
Denny’s Restaurants
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Lucky Stores
Masonite Corp
Pacific Gas & Elec
Sambos
Sears
Ltd. Oil of Calif
Teledyne
TransAmerica
Winnebago
Louisiana Pacific
Diagnostic Data, Inc
Equitable SL
Franzia Bros. Winery
Pennzoil
Seiscom
Ben Foster
Alyce Thornhill
Arnold Bogner
Paris
Foster
Margaret
Stephan Geletko
Journal
Raymond
Ron Ward
State E. Street
Lake & Mendocino Counties
Warren Trailer Sales Ing
Pg&e Geothermal
Old County Library
Ukiah Women’s Golf Club
Pomolita
First Baptist
Morning Stars
Evangelical
L.D.S
Ukiahi
Ukiah Ski Club
Municipal
Ukiah Men’s Golf Club
Pomolita Gym
Flange
Stegemann Motors
Hot Shots
ULTR
Pharmaceutics
St. Mary’s
Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club
Nazarene
Methodist
Bible
Fire Dept
Casablanca
THE
Bill Bentley
Lakeshore Blvd
Lakeport
Joeen Baris
Thomas Organ
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