Mendocino County Projects Get $180000 Funding Approval
Four Mendocino County projects received approval for a total of 180000 dollars at a Wildlife Conservation Board meeting in Sacramento. Funds will cover Willow Creek Road extension for hunting access linking to Lake Mendocino, an access road at Sheldon Creek to reach 5000 acres of public land, a Caspar Creek fish counting weir for research, and sanitary facilities on Heeser Drive in Mendocino City. State Fish and Game covers most costs. accelerated federal funds cover the rest. Attendees included State Sen. Frank Petersen and county supervisors Joe Scaramella and Harvey Sawyers.
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Heeser Drive
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State Department of Fish and Game
Frank Petersen
Fish and Game Committee
Joe Scaramella
Harvey Sawyers
Suit Filed Over Truck Car Crash Injuries
Leslie Gwin sues Harry Hildebrand and Herman Barnaby with four John Does for $100,000 in injuries from a September 8 1962 logging truck collision on Anchor Bay Road Port of Gualala Mendocine Gist. Plaintiff alleges driver negligence caused the crash.
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Herman Barnaby
John Does
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Wener Hartley Appear Before Grand Jury Friday
Mendocino County supervisors Wener and Hartley set to address the grand jury Friday programs. Martin Werner to speak morning, Joseph Hartley afternoon, each outlining district issues. Wayne Calder of Leggett joins the jury in place of Geiger, while Geiger is replaced and enrolled at UC Davis. Dr Chestee Blink of Chink to Sremsa also to join the Grand Jury.
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Sremsa
Cancer Victim Young Girl Stakes Life On New Drug
Diane Lindstrom a high school girl with malignant bone cancer on her right thigh seeks Brebiozen treatment. Her family faces amputation as doctors consider the controversial drug amid public scrutiny. Diane's courage grows as she pursues the experimental therapy in Chicago after learning of Krebiozen.
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Braden Faces California Senate Confirmation For Board
Sacramento California United Press International Gov Jdming G Brown reappoints Thomas W Braden publisher Oceanside Blade Tribune to the state Board of Education drawing bitter letter writing campaigns. Opponents cite politicization while Braden defends reforms in textbooks and teacher credentialing as proof of progress. Senate Rules Committee hears the case amid strong board support and Brown expectation of confirmation.
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Ukiah On Economic Upswing
Ukiah reports improving finances as 1962-63 nine month sales tax intake climbs 14 percent versus last year and exceeds budgeted expectations by about 20 000. City officials note strong Christmas shopping impact with projected gains through year end. District fire protection payments also back on track despite usual debates.
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Union Reader Accepts Mayor's Contract Reconsideration Plan
NEW YORK UP I reports Bertram Powers a local reader of striking printers accepted Mayor Robert Wagner's proposal to reopen the publishers last and final contract offer in a mass union meeting at Madison Square Garden this Sunday. The event follows disruptions tied to the printers strike and potential resolution steps.
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Joint Venus Probe Launch Talks Signal Space Cooperation
A Rome led space collaboration pact between United States and Soviet scientists aims to launch Venus probes and a weather satellite network. Talks, co chaired by Hugh Dryden, outline first cooperative steps including a passive reflector link and Echo 0 testing within months, signaling broader space cooperation under postwar exchanges.
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Woman Blamed in Brutal Lye Attack Case
San Francisco police charged Albert Lucero 82 and Rudolph Hoskins 27 with the caustic lye assault on Harry Goldman 48 at a delicatessen. Investigators say Lucero acted from jealousy over Goldman and a woman. The incident left Goldman blinded in one eye. doctors remained unsure about recovery.
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Collie Interrupts Council Meeting
A chaotic council session disrupted as a Collie interrupted proceedings. The animal briefly caused distraction, drawing attention from official business and prompting remarks about keeping meetings orderly.
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Kennedy To Report On Trip To Central America
President Kennedy, welcomed warmly in Costa Rica, prepared a nationwide address on his Central American conference. He will open a 6 p.m. EST news conference to discuss Sagose talks with five Central American presidents and Panama, as he returns to Washington after a non-stop 2500 mile flight.
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