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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
8
The report shows crime rates per 100000 population with murders at 14 percent, rape 5.3 percent, auto theft 4.6 percent, aggravated assault 1.6 percent, and grand theft 9 percent. There were 386,708 major crimes reported last year and adult felony arrests totaling 108,559, up 4.8 percent from 1964.
Planning official in Mendocino questioned zoning barriers to a coastal nuclear facility. Point Arena Mayor Pellascio supported the idea, while Elk artist Winona Tomanoczy warned of strong local backlash. Ukiah Supervisor Mayfield welcomed the project, foreseeing a 20 percent rise in county property tax base. Community figures from Ukiah and coast towns weighed benefits against safety concerns and fishery impacts.
The council called for bids on a horizontal radial water collector system for two city wells on the Brush Street extension. Niderost was granted a variance to build a four unit structure for doctor and dental offices at 1389 S Dora. May 24 bid opening set. ordinance to adapt uniform-construction codes introduced by Councilman Don Scotto, City Attorney Hal Irish explained.
Feewiy Lar See sigma seed ee bi served as a hunter and hobbyist for many years. Ill health led to retirement a year ago. Survivors include Else Orsibaun Quiibeun Boonville Albert Larsen Ida Mae Lazier Ukiah Larsen Napa Stella Gobel San Francisco Ann Oakville Lillian Mostini Lakeport and Rev Clifford Ford of the Methodist Church. Services will be held with burial in Ukiah Veterans Cemetery.
Weather hindered an Air Force Phantom crash landing near Cam Ranh Bay leaving two crewmen to bail out safely. Navy jets from Ranger and Hancock targeted North Vietnamese coastlines as B52s pounded War Zone C in support of the 1st Infantry Division. Ground fighting remained light though near Xuan Ngoc villa a Viet Cong nurse captured after being wounded in a Leatherneck assault.
A poster contest for the Ukiah Valley Spring Fiesta was announced with prizes in four school grade categories. Entries are due May 14. posters should show Fiesta scenes and include May 20 22 and Ukiah Fairgrounds. Officials and sponsors include Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division, Ukiah Bank of America, Savings Bank of Mendocino County, Wells Fargo, and Mendo-Lake Savings and Loan. The event also features a women’s entertainment program with fashion shows and a radio commentator from KUKI, plus a lineup of local stores providing models.
Council hears Mrs Gullett request to ease two hour zones and improve central parking near Main and Standley Streets. She argues areas are too distant from shops, risking loss of business to outlying zones and reducing potential parking fine revenue. Six month deferment granted to study impact of new lots.
Delegation leaders met in a stormy secret session to agree that more work is needed on the church governance issue. They affirmed the plan to discuss bishops and elders in the 1967 consultation meeting at Cambridge Massachusetts.
Napa man was arrested today after a traffic stop in the 600 block of Main Street at 2315.4. He was booked at the city jail on suspicion of drunken driving and held on bond.
On Mother's Day May 8 in Mendocino County the Wool Promotion Committee of the Mendocino County Bo-Peeps, chaired by Betty Pronsolino of Yorkville, will inaugurate a Baby and Mother gift program. Local hospitals will assist to locate the first baby. newspapers will photograph mother and child. Prizes include a 100 percent wool crib blanket, weight in lamb, flower bouquet, gift certificates from Thatcher's Nursery Ukiah, John Wonder Jeweler, Dave Spencer's Shoes, Don Crawford Studio, Irene's Tots to Teens, Boonville Prescription Eyewear, Bragg's Fort Tapers Pharmacy, and Laney's Dress Shop with two silk scarves for mother.
Police arrested David Paul Richmond, 18, Red Bluff, Wednesday on a charge of attempting to buy liquor with a phony identification card. An alert Harold's Club bartender notified authorities, leading to the arrest and booking in city jail.
Bids will be opened on May 24 in San Francisco for paving 3.56 miles of County Road 505, Eureka Hill Road, near Point Arena.
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