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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1973

Page

2

Custody battle over Joey continues across courts

In a sprawling San Francisco Mendocino case, the Brose family fights for custody and possible adoption of Joey while facing jurisdiction challenges from the San Francisco Social Service Department. Proceedings span San Francisco Superior Court and juvenile court, with Mendocino hearings planned. The process includes abandonment and guardianship petitions, a consolidation attempt, and appeals of jurisdiction as Joey remains away from the family. The case highlights regulatory changes requiring notice to parents before foster-child removals and ongoing hopes for Joey’s return. LAKE MAN ARREST LAKEPORT-Lake County CHP officers Sunday evening arrested Alan Victor Low, 23, Richmond, for reckless driving and suspected possession of marijuana in the Clearlake Highlands. Low was booked at Lake County Jail at about 10 p.m.

MacGowan San Francisco Mendocino County Bernard Glickfield Marie Lia San Francisco Social Service Department Flores Glickfield The Broses Marjorie Childs Lia Joey Eugene O'Donnell Social Service Department Brose O'Donnell A. B. Broaddus State Department of Social Services Lakeport Lake County Alan Victor Low Richmond Clearlake Highlands Low

CHP Cites Three For Tipsy Driving

Three people were arrested by the California Highway Patrol last Friday and jailed on drunk driving charges. Herbert Kurtain Rockey, 37, of Laytonville, was apprehended in Laytonville and also charged with driving with no license. Audrey Helen Pomi, 57, of Ukiah, was taken into custody in Calpella. Magin Beltran, 39, of Ukiah, was arrested on Talmage Road at Burke Road.

California Highway Patrol Herbert Kurtain Rockey Laytonville Audrey Helen Pomi Ukiah Calpella Magin Beltran Talmage Road Burke Road

Burke Rd crash injures two Ukiah residents

A two car left turn crash on Talmage Road near Burke Road injured two Ukiah residents Friday evening. Steven Gomes 18 and Magin Beltran 39 drove. Gomes passenger Marsha Garsini 18 was treated at Ukiah General Hospital.

Talmage Road Burke Road Highway Patrol Steven Leslie Gomes Ukiah Magin Beltran Gomes Marsha Garsini Ukiah General Hospital

Market Report And Welfare Move Highlight Oakland Ukiah

The market session shows the Dow at 974.79 with gains led by industrials and a broad advance as six Common Market nations back currency floats. Separately Mendocino County Welfare moves its Adult Services Unit to the Fel Building in Ukiah for total separation from Income Maintenance, listing 115 East Smith Street and 462-1964 as contact. The tape notes Advancers beat Decliners 672 to 424 across 1,496 issues with notable movers including Santa Fe Industries and Ohio Edison.

Mendocino TransAmerica Winnebago Louisiana Pacific Bank of America Diagnostic Data, Inc Equitable SL Franzia Bros. Winery Hughes Tool Pennzoil Offshore Gas Seicom Delta NEW York UPI Dow Jones Ohio Edison Santa Fe Industries

Mobilhome Legislation Discussion At Safari Estates Meeting

Golden State Mobilhome Owner's League Chapter 380 hosts a quarterly meeting at 7:30 p m in the Safari Mobile Estates recreation room 3800 North State Street President Gladys Pickle expected to speak on a new one year written warranty law for new mobile homes and compliance concerns raised by a state study.

Golden State Mobilhome Owner’s League Chapter 380 Safari Mobile Estates North State Street Gladys Pickle State Department of Housing and Community Development

Temple Mother's Day Dinner at People's Temple

The spring Mother-Daughter banquet of the People's Temple Christian Church will recognize girls for school and church achievements. Entertainment includes mother-daughter duets. Junior and senior high girls handle decorations, while mothers organize the dinner and program. The Men's Club launches a Judeo Christian library project with prayer and inspirational books.

People’s Temple Christian Church Disciples of Christ

Routine stop leads to marijuana and narcotics arrests

A routine traffic stop on W Standley Street led to three arrests Sunday night on drug charges. Officer Joe Zirbes observed a driver smoking marijuana and detained Sebastian Rabano, 20, of Ukiah, for possession of marijuana and being in a place where a narcotic was being used. Eugene Ray, 20, and Veronica Cabeza, 18, both of Oakland, were booked on a charge of being in a place where narcotics were being used.

Joe Zirbes W. Standley Street Zirbes Sebastian Rabano Ukiah Eugene Ray Veronica Cabeza Oakland

Estate planning seminar hosted by Mendocino Farm Bureau

Ukiah attorney Don Hinkle will discuss tax laws and estate planning at a Farm Bureau sponsored seminar this Thursday in Ukiah. A Farm Bureau Insurance representative will attend. MCF&B President Ken Stroh will preside as the event opens at 7 30 p m in the Veterans building Oak and Seminary Streets. The meeting is open to all interested persons with a question and answer period to follow.

Ukiah Don Hinkle Mendocino County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Insurance Company McF&b Ken Stroh Potter Valley Veterans Building Oak and Seminary Streets Stroh Farm Bureau

Man booked for assault in Hayward incident

A 43 year old Hayward man Earl Milton Miller was arrested on assault and battery charges. He was taken into custody on Perkins Street near Orchard by Franklin Tolman and Deputy Kenneth Kimes. No other information on the incident was available.

Hayward Earl Milton Miller Perkins Street Orchard Franklin Tolman Kenneth Kimes

Bermuda governor and aide slain in Government House Gardens

Bermuda police and Scotland Yard detectives detained several persons for questioning after the Saturday night assassination of Gov. Sir Richard Sharples, 57, and Capt. Hugh Sayers, 25, as they walked Sharples' Great Dane Horsa. The dog also died. Police link the slayings to a prior killing of Police Commissioner George Duckett six months earlier. A six-man Yard team joins Bermuda's 359 officers to assist the probe, with official statements noting not yet disclosed detainee numbers and uncertain motive.

Hamilton Bermuda UPT Scotland Yard Richard Sharples Sharples Hugh Sayers Government House Horsa George Duckett Duckett

Four youths cited on drug and alcohol charges in Fort Bragg

Four persons including two juveniles were arrested by sheriff's deputies after a Friday evening traffic stop in Fort Bragg. Jerome Holloway 19 and William Wesley 18 were booked on marijuana possession narcotic paraphernalia open container in a vehicle open container in a vehicle by a minor and driving on the wrong side of the road. Two juveniles were booked into juvenile hall on similar charges.

Sheriff's Jerome Clifford Holloway William Jay Wesley Fort Bragg Robert Stuart

Thomas reelected president of California Canning Pears Assn

Leroy Thomas, a Finley pear grower, was chosen for a third term as president of the California Canning Pear Association at its annual board meeting during the 20th annual gathering in Sacramento. Ed Boeger and Lee Veerkamp were reelected vice president and secretary, Mortimer French became treasurer, with 400 growers in attendance.

Sacramento Leroy Thomas Finley California Canning Pear Association Ed Boeger Gridley Lee Veerkamp Placerville Mortimer French San Jose George Brown Santa Clara Thomas Cameron Girton San Francisco Joe Mapes Floyd Hedlund Fruit and Vegetables Division Agricultural Marketing Service Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C Hedlund

Ukiah Driver Fined $600 in Fatal Lakeport Crash

Lou Loosley, a retired Ukiah businessman and driver in a north Lakeport highway crash, was fined 600 dollars after pleading nolo contendere to felony drunk driving. His wife Florence died, Jim Langton of Ukiah was seriously injured. The vehicular manslaughter charge was dismissed. no probation term was imposed. Represented by Leo Cook.

Lakeport Lou Loosley Ukiah Ralph DeVoto Loosley Florence Jim Langton Nolo Contendre Probation Department Leo Cook

British coast within 75 miles of every point

United Press International reports that no location in Britain is more than 75 miles from the sea, highlighting the island nation’s close maritime proximity and the implication for travel, trade, and coastal access.

United Press International Britain

You're never too old to hear better Beltone offer

A Beltone advertisement from Chicago offers a free, non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made. The device weighs under one third of an ounce and is worn at the ear with no body wires. No cost or obligation, write to Dept. 5117, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago, IL 60646.

Chicago Ill Beltone Beltone Electronics Corp W. Victoria

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