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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1977

Page

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Snyder Wins Ukiah City Council Seat To Fill Vacancy

Mary Snyder defeated Al Norris 1044 to 706 to claim the lone Ukiah council seat for a one year term after Lorraine Pearson resigned. Turnout was 35 percent with Snyder planning to push for election guidelines and utility review at upcoming meetings. Norris said he may run again and will stay active in the community. Snyder will be sworn in next Tuesday and attend the March 16 meeting.

Mary Snyder Ukiah Lorraine Pearson Snyder Ted Feibusch Jack Simpson Ira Brannon Pearson Feibusch Norris Mary Planning Commission Council Victory Party al Norris Ted

Gunman talks with Carter after hostage release

In Warrensville Heights Ohio Corey Moore 26 held Capt Leo Keglovic 48 and a high school coed hostage. He released the girl after 11 hours in exchange for a TV set to watch coverage. President Carter said he would talk to Moore after the officer’s release, warning a dangerous precedent could be set. The White House said Carter would meet Moore if the captain was freed.

Warrensville Heights Ohio Carter Corey Moore Moore Leo Keglovic White House Craig Merchant

Hillside land sale consummated in Ukiah

The Hillside Community Hospital land sale at 333 Laws Avenue was signed Tuesday by Shirley Ann Munroe Hillside Hospital administrator Maurice R. Berman Hillside board chair Angelo Damiano and Eleanore Rudolph new owners. Demolition of Perkins Street structures proceeds to clear access for the new Hillside adjacent to Pear Tree Plaza.

Longvale Highway 101 Point St. George Santa Rosa Sam. Brittell Graton Highway Patrol Brittell Howard Memorial ‘Hospital Willits Side Community Hospital of Ukiah Shirley. Ann. Munroe Hillside Maurice R. Berman Hillside Board of Angelo Damiano Eleanore Rudolph Laws Avenue Pear Tree Plaza Perkins Street California Hillside Community Hospital Mendocino County

Northwestern California Weather Forecast Summary

Partly cloudy with a chance of showers in the north. Clearing later today. Tonight and Thursday expect fair skies. Gusty winds shift from southwest to northwest. Fort Bragg readings around 47 to 55 and Ukiah from 38 to 63.

California Fort Bragg Ukiah

Seven hopefuls win Unified seats in Ukiah election

Ukiah Unified Central Area voters produced a 25 percent turnout as Ray Worster led with 1,242 votes and Peter Passof followed at 1,137. Diane Sorby and Eric Stolpe won two trustee seats, while Dennis Denny and Carl Naumann gained Central Area seats. Marginal losses included Dennis Lucido and Sharon Almeida. Gregory Nelson defeated Margaret Hoaglen in Trustee Area South.

Ray Worster Peter Passof Forestry Farm Diane Sorby Eric Stolpe Trustee Area Redwood Valley-Cal Pela Dennis Lucido Sharon Almeida Margaret Hoaglen Trustee Area South Gregory Nelson Farm Bureau Nelson Hoaglen Trustee Area Central Dennis Denny Carl Naumann Talmage Area

Willits Voters Oust Two Incumbents In District Board Race

Willits Unified voters elected two new board members and reaffirmed two appointees. Nancy E. Newell led Trustee Area 1 with 686 votes, defeating Lola Bryan. In Trustee Area 2 Glenn Patch topped with 671, Pat Branstetter was second with 619, and Walt Chappell placed third with 351. incumbents Jerry Wilson and Robert Petty were defeated.

Willits Unified School District Trustee Area 1 Nancy E. Newell Lola Bryan Glenn Patch Walt Chappell Patch Pat Branstetter

Lake County school races show 20 to 37 percent turnout

Lake County voters turned out 20 to 37 percent in local school board races. Lakeport district elected Milt Hodgkinson and Nancy Coddington to four and two year terms, while Kelseyville re-elected Myron Ferry and Myron Holdenried led with 368 votes. Other districts selected incumbents and a new dentist joined Konocti board. Ray Guilfoyle won the county education seat.

Point Arena Manchester Mendocino Fort Bragg Anderson Valley Manchester Union Walt Stornetta Steve Meyer Gordon Moores Richard Scaramella Lucie Marshall John Biaggi Doris Bertram Arena Union Barbara Kendrick Karen Hay Shelly Gerstein Susan Sylvia Kozak-Budd Ukiah Robert Gran Harold Easterbrook Lakeport Arthur Marshall Hugh Tadlock William M. Hall Jr Upper Lake Area Tadlock Lake County Hall John A. Brookes Kelseyville Area Lakeport Unified School District Milt Hodgkinson Ralph Lewis Nancy Coddington Lake County Board of Supervisors Coddington Kelseyville Unified School District Board of Education Myron Holdenried Myron Ferry Joan Moss Konocti Unified School District Dick Wilson Marie Mostin Crail Mark Cooper Middletown Unified School District George Hoberg Dennis Euken Yuba ‘College Bill Hecomovich Upper Lake Union John ‘Sisevich N.D. Kadinger Lloyd Redfield Upper Lake ‘Union Lake County Board OF Education Ray Guilfoyle Guilfoyle

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