Festival 73 plans finalized in Ukiah committee meeting
Festival 73 set for May 31 to June 3 with four days of events. Chaired by Jay Manning the committee met at Vichy Springs Resort to review activities including a Saturday night dance at Redwood Empire fairgrounds Carl Purdy hall. Parade Saturday June 2 at 10 a.m. Entries from Ukiah Jaycees and Chamber of Commerce. Volunteers urged. contact Donna at 462 4705.
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Jay Manning
Vichy Springs Resort
Carl Purdy
Redwood Empire Fairgrounds
NCAA
Dennis Baker
Bob Rubbings
Scotty Turner
Brotherhood of Man
Ukiah Jaycees
P.O. Box
Ukiah
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Wells Fargo Bank
Rowland Nielsen
Ukiahi
Donna
SF seeks to quash Brose custody fight
The San Francisco social service department asks Mendocino County Superior Court to dismiss subpoenas and challenge jurisdiction in the custody case over Joey Flores. The Broses, living in Ukiah, seek custody after fostering Joey from May 1970 until removal in July 1972 and claim Mendocino County abandonment grounds give local court jurisdiction.
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San Francisco
Broses
San Francisco Social Service Department
Joey Flores
Eugenia MacGowan
Francis Mayer
Social Service Department
Joey
MacGowan
Flores
Mendocino State Hospital
Mendocino County
Ukiah Unified Board Meeting On The Road At Potter Valley
Ukiah Unified Board of Education holds its regular meeting on the road at Potter Valley Elementary School cafeteria at 8 p.m. with a short agenda covering district planning and the Yokayo school site. A public session opens at 8 p.m. followed by a closed personnel session later. Tonight Potter Valley hosts the annual tour of meetings at district schools.
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Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Potter Valley
Yokayo
Ukiah
Carrier Seeks Early Payments for Three Months
A Ukiah Daily Journal carrier asks customers to pay today for three months in advance. The collector plans to call first to arrange the payment and notes motor routes are payable in advance.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Fair conditions prevail in Northwestern California through Wednesday with highs around 62 at Ukiah and 55 at Fort Bragg and overnight lows near 40 at Ukiah and 46 at Fort Bragg. Gale warnings stretch from Point Arena northward along the coast and a small craft advisory is in effect to the south.
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California
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Coast Point Arena
Not Lost in Rugged Northlands
A large air and ground search is under way in northwestern Mendocino County for 27 month old Karl Leonard Freer who vanished yesterday from a commune near Whale Gulch. Deputies from Mendocino and Humboldt, plus two helicopters, bloodhounds from Redding, and volunteers, search the rugged terrain. Karl wore a blue and white turtleneck, green or brown pants, and black tennis shoes. He is three feet tall, weighs 30 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes.
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Mendocino
Karl Leonard Freer
Whale Gulch
Shelter Cove
Living Water
Sheriff's
Humboldt
Laytonville
Ukiah
Redding
Sonoma County
Sheriff's Office
Hamilton Air Force Base
Humboldt County
Mendocino County
Karl
Reno Bartolomie
Biologist probes gravel mining near Dos Rios confluence
A DFG biologist heads to Dos Rios to probe alleged illegal gravel extraction near the Eel River confluence. Mendocino Aggregates supposedly operated two weeks without a valid use permit, despite a June to December 1973 mining window, while county planners deny any permit exists. Judge Broaddus expects a ruling this week.
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Department of Fish and Game
Dos Rios
Eel River
Ed Frey
Legal Services
The
Journal
Mendocino
Dick Forrester
Fish and Game Office
Yountville
Mendocino Aggregates
Frey
Outlet Creek
Covelo Road
A. B. Broaddus
Rowland
Ukiah
Bob Fowler
Lee Adams
Planning Commission
Broaddus
Last 32 POWs freed by Viet Cong return home in release
At Clark Air Base in the Philippines the final 32 American POWs freed in Hanoi arrive aboard an Army transport. The group includes 27 military personnel and five civilians captured in Hue during the 1968 Tet offensive. Prime among them is Col. Benjamin Harrison Purcell who vows freedom as the top right after life.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
UPI
Freedom
Indochina
U.S
Air Force
Hanoi
Pathet Lao
United States
South Vietnam
Benjamin Harrison Purcell
Purcell
West Point
Columbus
Hue
Lumber price controls urged during Senate hearings
National Association of Home Builders president George C. Martin urged price controls on lumber and a temporary curtailment of log and lumber exports to curb soaring home costs. He argued exports to Japan worsen prices while supporting tougher national controls. Opponents cited supply issues and warned against export bans.
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Washington
UPI
National Association of Home Builders
Home Builders
George C. Martin
Martin
Senate
Portland
Louisville
Japan
NAHB
Nixon
C. W. Bingham
Weyerhaeuser Co
Weyerhaeuser
Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Wash
Bingham
John B. Crowell Jr
National Forest Products Association
Indian roadblock clash wounds U.S. marshal at Wounded Knee
At Wounded Knee Pine Ridge South Dakota Indians opened fire at a government roadblock injuring U S marshal Lloyd Grimm 50 of Omaha Nebraska He was listed in serious condition in Denver Colorado Fears of paralysis were noted Officials said Deputy Chief William Hall and Assistant Attorney General Kent Frizzell were part of a VIP inspection party AIM leaders sought a meeting with Frizzell as a negotiating session was arranged between roadblocks by government forces and Oglala Sioux led by Dick Wilson set up a second blockade to starve off access to the village
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Pine Ridge
S.D
UPI
Wounded Knee
U.S
Denver
Colo
William Hall
Kent Frizzell
American Indian Movement
AIM
Lloyd Grimm
Omaha Neb
Hall
Frizzell
Grimm
Fitzsimmons Ary. Medical Center
Government Roadblock No. 1
No-Man’s Land
Dick Wilson
Pine Ridge Reservation
Capitol Hill squeezed by housewives protests over meat prices
Housewives protest rising food costs pressuring Capitol Hill and grocers. In Spokane about 25 women demonstrated outside a supermarket to back a national meat boycott set for April. Barbara Shuttleworth and Hileen Heats report broad support while Rep. Cotter and Earl Butz note mixed effects and warn against expecting old prices or wages.
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United Press International
Capitol Hill
Spokane
Wash
Alice Olson
Ladies Against
LAMP
Olson
Washington
Barbara Shuttleworth
Vernon, Conn
Hileen Heats
New York Consumer Assembly
Rep. R. Cotter
D-Conn
Cotter
Earl Butz
Phoenix
Ariz
Butz
Nixon
Congress
Ukiah Housewives Plan March to Protest Food Prices
Ukiah housewives incensed by rising meat and food costs will meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the KUKI lot on Lovers Lane and march to the courthouse. Linda Welch acts as temporary chair in Brenda Casey’s absence with an expected turnout around 200.
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Ukiah
Kuki
Lover’s Lane
Linda Welch
Brenda Casey
N. State Street
Welch
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Bob Axt
Greater
Brandt Peterson
Raymond
Brose
District Planning School Board Topic
Northlands
DFG
Marine Spt
Jose J. Anzaldua Jr
Refugio, Tex
William J. Henderson
Milwaukee
Wis
Anne Ritzman
Clark
Henderson
Marshal
Wayne Colburn
U.S. Marshals
Colburn
Wilson
Housewives
Ukiah Housewives
Frost
AMES
Lahey
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