Brushland conversion technique to be shown in Ukiah
The U S Bureau of Land Management and California Division of Forestry sponsor a range improvement demonstration on May 11 at 9 a.m. at the 12th District Fairgrounds Home Arts building in Ukiah. Attendees should bring a sack lunch and will view a slide presentation on the ball and chain brush crushing method, followed by a field demo at Cow Mountain Recreation Area with BLM and CDF range specialists explaining results, equipment, production figures and costs. For details contact Gary Buzzini at 2690 North State Street, Ukiah or call 462-6153.
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U S. Bureau of Land Management
California Division of Forestry
Ukid
12Th District
Fairgrounds
Ukiah
B/L.H
C.D.F
Cow Mountain
B.L.M
Gary Buzzini
North State Street
Donal Aldine
Carol Ranta
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Jennifer Turner
Ukiah Woman Charged With Felony Drunk Driving
Karen Mitchell 22 of Ukiah arrested after her southbound car struck a parked gasoline tanker near Washington Street on State Street. Passenger Loretta Ann Maize 24 suffered minor injuries. tanker received minor damage and Mitchell vehicle sustained major front damage.
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Karen Mitchell
Ukiah
Mendocino County Dump Truck Crash Injures Two
Francis Johnson a 57 year old from Redwood Valley and Clarence Lee 47 of Redwood Valley were injured when a Mendocino County Public Works dump truck overturned Friday afternoon on Powerhouse Road near Gibson Lane in Potter Valley. Lee attempted to back the vehicle to dump sand on an oiled road when the shoulder gave way. Johnson was treated at Mendocino Community Hospital.
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Francis, Johnson
Redwood Valley
Clarence’ Lee
Mendocino County
Ukiah Teen Injured After Door Opens Into Bicycle
Beverly Ann Eubanks, 15, of Ukiah, was treated at Ukiah General Hospital for broken teeth and mouth cuts after a car door opened into her path on S State Street. Driver Woodie Graham White, 26, was cited for opening a door into a traffic lane after claiming he did not see the bicycle.
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Ukiah
Beverly Ann Eubanks
Ukiah General Hospital
S. State’ Street
White
The Red Horse in Revelation Symbolizes Slaughter
A brief note explains the red horse in the New Testament Book of Revelation as a symbol of slaughter, reflecting traditional apocalyptic imagery and its interpretation in biblical prophecy.
Suspect Arrested on Lake County Knife Charge
Lake County sheriff's deputies arrested Dennis W Verna 21 of Clearlake Highlands on a warrant from Lakeport Justice Court charging possession of a switchblade knife. The warrant followed a search after a prior Highlands area arrest where a switch blade was found. Verna had previous drunkenness arrest records, according to deputies.
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Lakeport
Dennis 'W. Verna
Clearlake Highlands
Lake County
Kenneth G Montgomery
William James Martin 72 Dies in Ukiah Arrangements Made
James Martin of Ukiah died Saturday in a Ukiah hospital. Funeral services planned by Eversole Mortuary in Grass Valley with interment at Grass Valley Cemetery. A native of Winnemucca Nevada born May 12 1899 he lived in California 65 years and Ukiah 10. He and wife Goldie once ran Uptown Apartments. Survived by Goldie Barbara Bartoncini Grass Valley William Martin Jr Salt Lake City six grandchildren one great grandchild. He was a member of the Retired Forest Service Em ployes and a veteran of WWI and WWII.
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Eversole Mortuary
Grass Valley
William James Martin
Ukiah
Winnemucca
Nev
Mr. Martin
California
Goldie
Mr. _ Martin
Forest Service
Barbara Bartoncini
Grass
Private rites for victim Michael Deé Wilson
Inurnment services were held today at Chapel of the Chimes in Santa Rosa for Michael Deé Wilson 25 of Potter Valley. Wilson drowned while swimming at Lake Mendocino last week. He is survived by wife Diane Wilson and children Anthony Jason Shannon Adam and Chad Handy. He also leaves mother Lottie Wilson of Los Angeles and brother Terry of Carson. Eversole Mortuary, Ukiah, handled arrangements. Wilson, a Los Angeles native, had lived in California all his life and resided in Potter Valley for six months.
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Chapel of the Chimes
Santa Rosa
Michael‘Deeé
Wilson
Potter Valley
Lake Mendocino
Eversole Mortuary
Ukiah
Los Angeles
California
Diane Wilson
Anthony
Jason
Shannon Wilson
Adam
Chad Handy
Lottie Wilson
Terry
Carson
Elks Lodge Seeks Pledges for New Ukiah Building
Ukiah Elks Lodge plans a Building Pledge Committee meeting at 7 30 PM to recruit 40 or more Elks to pledge for the new lodge complex. The group is $45 000 short of the goal. 135 have pledged over $50 000, while 145 have not yet pledged. A $10 per month 30 month pledge from those members could reach the target.
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Ukiah
Elks Lodge
Lou” Loosley
Elks
Elks: Lodge
Loosley
Ukiah Police Seek Hit Run Driver After Elm Street Crash
Ukiah police search for a man in his mid 20s driving a compact station wagon after a hit and run on Elm Street near Garrett Street. Della Hill 20 and Paulette Horn 18 were riding a motorcycle when the car allegedly ran a stop sign, injuring Horn who was taken to hospital.
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Ukiah
Della Rene Hill
Paulette Horn
Willits
Elm Street
Garrett Street
Miss Horn
Elm
Mendocino Community Hospital
Lawmakers weigh repeal of relatives responsibility act
In Sacramento Republicans and Democrats led by Sen. Randolph Collier pass Senate Bill 42 to repeal portions of the 1971 Welfare Reform Act requiring adult children to support parents. Public hearing announced by the Seniors Union in Benton Street Clubhouse with lunch to follow.
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Sacramento
Randolph Collier
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Ralph Dills
Dem
Compton
Seniors’ Union
Benton’ Street
Benton
North and
Brady
Border strip searches raise abuse concerns at U S border
About 1 800 women were forced to endure strip searches for drugs at the U S Mexican border last year Only 285 were found with contraband Witnesses testified to a congressional committee that the searches were humiliating One man said a woman was beaten twice and another said three busloads of Mexican stolen children were searched Vernon Hann district director of US Customs defended the practice citing information indicating violations or potential violations at border stations It was revealed at a House Appropriations Subcommittee hearing into complaints of unreasonable search practices at the border stations
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San Diego
UPI
U.s.s
Vernon Hann
US Customs
Hann
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Reward Offered For Arrest Of Fort Bragg Vandals
Fort Bragg businessman Oren Wilson of American Motors offers a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest of vandals after gunshots were fired at his showroom. The area along Highway 20 between Fort Bragg and Willits is described as increasingly populated and dangerous to residents. Call 964-5792 or sheriff substation 964-5722 or Ukiah 462-2091 with tips. informant names may remain confidential.
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Fort Bragg
Oren Wilson
American Motors
Wilson
Highway 20
Willits
Mendocino County
Sheriff's Department
Ukiah
Board endorses Proposition 1 for Cal-Vet bond
The board of supervisors unanimously passed a resolution endorsing Proposition 1 the $250 million Cal-Vet bond for the June 6 primary ballot. It states the program is self-supporting with no cost to taxpayers and urges loans for Vietnam veterans and home builders alike.
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Cal-Vet
Board of Supervisors
Ted Galletti
California
Cal- Vet
California Department of Veterans Affairs
Ukiah Man Charged In Auto Theft Case
Ukiah resident Christopher Patrick Bartolomei, 21, was arrested Saturday afternoon and charged with auto theft after a collision near Pomolita Junior High School. Witnesses say his car swerved across the line and struck a parked vehicle owned by James McKinney. This follows a prior bicycle auto incident on State Street earlier in the week.
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Christopher Patrick Bartolomei
Ukiah
Bartolomei
Pomolita Junior High School
Dora
Bartolomie
James ‘McKinney
S. State
State
Ponat rites set for Effa Leora Ponat in Ukiah
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 at Zimmerman Mortuary for Effa Leora Ponat who died Friday in a Ukiah hospital at age 92. She lived in Sonoma County since 1945 and is survived by two sons James Shuhart Albany Oregon Walter Shuhart Turner Oregon six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Donald Christensen of Jehovah’s Witness Church will officiate. Burial will be in Ukiah Cemetery.
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Zimmerman Mortuary
Effa Leora Ponat
Ukiah
Sonoma County
Ponat
James Shuhart
Albany
Ore
Walter Shuhart
Turner, Ore
Donald
Christensen
Jehovah Witness Church
Rotary Kiwanis Club to Host Naval Reserve Program
Ukiah Kiwanis set to hear a Naval Reserve program on Tuesday at 6 10 PM. Maury Berman chairs. Local Kiwanians plan to haul equipment Thursday at Vinewood Park and load a 17 foot eagle perch with police escort from Ukiah Cemetery.
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U.S. Naval Reserve
Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Maury “Berman
Larry Brown
Jac Foucault
Lu McRee
Ron ‘Selim
Sacramento
Vinewood' Park
Ukiah Cemetery
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