Sadat to take premiership to confront Israel openly
Egypt's President Anwar Sadat announced he would assume the premiership to prepare for total confrontation with Israel while maintaining diplomatic efforts for a peaceful Middle East settlement. He spoke to a joint session of Parliament and the ASU, and also announced leadership changes within the ASU amid tensions with the United States.
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Ukiah to Hold Public Hearing on Condominium Development
City Council of Ukiah California will hold a public hearing on condominium development on April 4 1973 at 8 00 PM in Council Chambers City Hall 203 S School Street Ukiah all interested persons may appear and be heard Hattie M Tillotson City Clerk
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Market report for First California Company area
Market report lists stocks and percent changes from Dow Jones indicators. Companies shown include Am Tel and Tel Boise Cascade Denny's Lucky Stores Masonite Occidental Pete Pacific Gas and Electric Sambos Oil of California Teledyne and others with varied percentage figures.
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Denny’s Restaurants
General Motors
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Lucky Stores
Masonite Corp
Occidental Pete
Pacific Gas & Elec
Sambos Restaurants 205 Ltd. Oil of Calif
Teledyne
Beating at rest home clarified after misreported site
Friday's Journal corrected a page two report of an 85 year old Hortense Avenue resident beaten early Friday. The incident occurred at 1:10 a.m. at a rest home on Hortense Avenue not Silver Birches at 101 S. Hortense. The exact home remained unidentified.
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Seven sentenced in court Friday by Judge Timothy O'Brien
In Dept 2 of Superior Court Judge Timothy O'Brien sentenced six men and one woman on Friday. Ukiah residents Gary Lee Williams and Ronald Paugh faced jail and custody outcomes for marijuana related convictions. Clemer Leggett Jr and Wayne Roads received jail terms for assault and drug possession respectively with probation terms. Other defendants included Janet Gray and Gerald Nicholas with facility referrals for drug offenses.
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Superior Court
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Fort Bragg
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Janet Lee Gray
Corona
Gerald Wade Nicholas
Clemer Leggett Jr
San Rafael
Leggett
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Ukiah CAP plans air search and rescue meeting
The newly formed Ukiah Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol will hold a pilot organization and recruiting meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday March 28 at the County Superintendent of Schools Building Library 589 Low Gap Road Bob Underhill CAP check pilot and instructor will discuss the L 19 search and rescue aircraft based at Ukiah airport All local pilots and others who want to qualify for Air Search and Rescue are invited Ground rescue teams observers and cadet program mentors are sought Senior members joined Santa Rosa in Sky Safe Exercise at Sacramento Executive Airport
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Crashes injure three men over weekend in Mendocino area
Three injury accidents reported Friday night and Sunday morning to the Highway Patrol. Bob Petro 17 Calpella drove a small car that overturned after a deer encounter injuring passenger Byron Pollaccia 17 Ukiah, treated at Hillside Hospital. Emilio Jimenez 23 Calpella suffered facial lacerations and was taken to Mendocino Community Hospital. Merritt Gregory 28 Willits sustained a fractured jaw after sideswiping a truck and rolling down an embankment, taken to Ukiah General Hospital. John Warlick 21 Arcata drove the truck and trailer with minor damage. Witnesses said Gregory’s car wavered before impact. The Arctic tundra covers a 20th of the earth's land surface.
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Byron Pollaccia
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Mendocino Community Hospital
Merritt Gregory
Willits
Heart Arrow Ranch
Gregory
Ukiah General Hospital
Lake woman held in assault case
Kelseyville 19 year old Katherine Ann Marando faced arraignment in Lakeport on assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a dangerous drug. She allegedly forced entry into Lois Mitchell’s Lucerne residence at 3 40 a m and stabbed Mitchell in the back with a pocket knife while seeking her husband Lorenzo Marando.
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Diversion hearing Tuesday in Holly case
A Tuesday hearing before Superior Judge Timothy O'Brien will address if 18 year old Thomas G. Holly of Carmichael qualifies for Mendocino County's diversion drug program. The district attorney contends Holly is not eligible due to juvenile arrest tied to a Sacramento drugs raid and seeks to compel referral to the program.
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Timothy O’brien
Holly
Mendocino County
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Robert Maloney Friday
Ukiah
Pat Finnegan
Finnegan
Maloney
Death calls Mrs. Burnside
Ersley Irene Burnside, 81, died Saturday evening in a Willits hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Covelo Presbyterian Church, with burial in Valley View Cemetery. She is survived by husband Robert, two sons Robert Jr and Perry, a sister Minnie Lawrence, three brothers, four grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. Anker Lucier Mortuary, Willits, arranging.
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Willits Hospital
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Salem
Dre
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Richard Wise
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Anker-Lucier Mortuary
Willits
Cancer Fatal to Mrs Lutz
Mrs Dorothia Morton Lutz died of cancer Saturday in a Ukiah convalescent hospital at age 63. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at Eversole Mortuary. She was a Kansas native who lived in Ukiah four years and is survived by her husband Clyde Lutz, three children, three sisters, a niece, seven grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Burial will be in Ukiah Cemetery.
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Dorothia Morton Lutz
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Ukiah
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Marie Roznovak
Texas
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Esther Keener
Lloyd Venturi
Edwin Sohn
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Truman did not attend college, records show
Historical records indicate President Harry S Truman never attended college, instead pursuing practical education and self-directed study that contributed to his long political career.
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