Governor sends education message and nine bills urged
The Governor asks the legislature to adopt nine bills including a county wide school tax. The Senate Judiciary Committee continues hearings on the governor's program to control dangerous drug sales. California moves toward a uniform commercial code. Aid totaling 4.6 million dollars is approved for 13 Northern California counties hurt by last fall's floods. The Assembly Governmental Efficiency and Economy Committee backs an anti discrimination in housing bill. The Elections and Reapportionment Committee defeats a bill on contribution reporting. Assemblyman Don A Allen of Angees proposes charter bus travel to Nevada gambling casinos.
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Moon Rocket play structure planned for summer at Redwood City
Council members discussed a youth project featuring an F-1 Moon Rocket apparatus to be built in stainless steel with bright orange fins. The device, about 3,250 pounds, will have a concrete base, a simulated control deck, a wooden slide, and protective rails. Lions Club funds plus a $2,000 donation will cover costs. location will be set by City Manager Lyell Cash and Strong.
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Storyland in SF Reopens Season For Children
Storyland in San Francisco resumes its season as a magical world for youngsters. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 6:20 p.m. with Wednesdays through Thursday hours, closed Mondays and some holidays. notes on daily events and attractions are listed, including nursery rhyme chars and pet scenes.
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Feancieco Seeks Conventions Amid Party Funding Ties
Ambiguity surrounds Sen Feancieco and party factions as conventions loom. A Republican and Democratic split shapes expectations while a Republican donor, Gay Th elty, offers 350000 dollars to cover convention expenses alongside program revenue and other earnings.
Webster's Seventh Row Collegiate Dictionary Published
UPI reports Merriam Co Springfield announces the first new edition in 40 years of its standard desk dictionary Webster's Seventh Row Collegiate Dictionary. The volume includes 130000 entries with 90000 new words and meanings.
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March Weather Mixes Rainbows with Sleet in Piercy
Piercy news notes blustery March weather with sleet and sun producing rainbows. Charles Rice dies at Martinez home. funeral held Monday. Mrs. Kenneth Miller visits San Francisco. a new baby name awaits. Community Club served turkey dinner raising funds. cafe to reopen soon. Jack Johnson hospitalized in Eureka. funerals for W Woods and E Jenneil attended. Local residents travel for services and visits, with several social updates.
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Anderson Enters Not Guilty Plea In Bar Assault Case
Paul W. Anderson pled not guilty before Judge Wayne Burke this morning on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. He was arrested by Ukiah police after allegedly striking Id Nelson with a broken beer bottle at Bob's bar on East Perkins Street. A prior conviction for a similar offense two years ago led to a San Quentin sentence.
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Flores to Meet Wife Today in Yukon Reunion
A California man Ralph Flores and a Brooklyn woman survived a plane crash and 48 days in northern wilderness. Flores, scarred and shaved, prepares to reunite with his wife Teresa in Whitehorse. The couple plans to discuss his injuries, their 1 year marriage, and Mormon faith as they adjust to life after the ordeal.
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Covelo Man Jailed For Drunk Driving
Ronnie Hestler, 20, of Covelo, was booked into Mendocino County Jail on drunk driving charges after his car crashed in Covelo yesterday. He was treated at a local hospital for minor injuries before detention. accident details were not immediately released.
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Hastings Highest Pacific Coast Law School Rating
Hastings College of the Law at the University of California topped Pacific Coast schools in an American Bar Association rating. It ranked 8th among the 90 largest U S law schools and has about 860 students enrolled.
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Historic Mendocino Coast Hotel Sold to Heritage House Founder
Lauren Dennen, founder of Heritage House, plans to take over the historic Coast Hotel in Mendocino from Franny Eaton. The deal follows years of negotiation as Eaton and Dennen, who also own the Mendocino Hotel, consolidate ownership along Main Street, once a transit hub for ships and carriages. The sale preserves the hotel’s antique items on display, though shifted under Dennen’s gaze.
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Redwood Park Trial Balloon Sparks Park Protection Debate
In San Francisco Udall floated a trial balloon at a wilderness conference about preserving California’s redwood stands. He warned that virgin trees in the Redwood Empire could be logged unless protected, urging a large representative section be preserved as a National Park. More than 70,000 acres are in the California Redwood State Park system.
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Moonshine Production and Consumption Estimated in 1961
A state report claims at least 40 million gallons of moonshine liquor were produced from illegal stills and consumed nationwide in 1961, according to a licensed beverage industry source.
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Typhoid Outbreak Traced to Swiss Resort Sewer Breaks
In Zermatt Swiss army teams traced typhoid to a sewer main break near the water supply lines on the town’s main street. Tests showed colored water in hotels in the lower town, with three deaths and about 400 hospitalizations, spreading to St Moritz and beyond as tourists carried the illness to Europe and the United States.
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Fire call at Hickey residence reports no damage
A chimney fire was reported at 501 Jones Street Thursday at 11 34 a m. The Jack Hickey residence had no damage and responding firefighters contained the incident.
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