Trial set for two lawmen on abalone charges
Cotati Police Chief Thomas Gray and Petaluma officer Jim Hetherington pleaded not guilty to taking over the legal limit of abalone. Trial scheduled May 18 in Arena Justice Court before Judge Leland Slavens. Gray, Hetherington cited April 15 north of Gualala by Fish and Game Warden Reid Smith. five abalone claimed to belong to Pat Corrigan.
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Cotati
Thomas Gray
Petaluma
Jim Hetherington
Arena Justice Court
Leland Slavens
Gray and
Hetherington
Gualala
Fish and Game
Reid Smith
Gray
Ukiah
Richard Petersen
Scott LeStrange
LeStrange
UPI
Paul Salfen
Corrigan
Salfen
Palo Alto
Toy golf club nearly fatal to Ukiah boy
Daniel J. Baker four year old son of Patricia Polk of Deep Valley Trailer Court was critically injured when a toy golf club handle penetrated his head and brain to a depth of five inches after he fell while carrying the sharp piece of metal. He was transported from Ukiah to Hillside Hospital and then to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital by Smith Airplane pilot Hank Jory with Larry and Guy Von Brandt assisting. The accident occurred at 3 p.m. and he was admitted at 4:45 p.m. He remains in the intensive care unit under treatment after surgery.
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Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Hillside Hospital
Santa Rosa
Smith
Hank Jory
Daniel J. Baker
Patricia Polk
Deep Valley Trailer Court
S. State Street
Larry
Guy von Brandt
Ukiah Ambulance
Santa Rosa Memorial
Classifieds Offer Buy Sell Or Trade Prompt
Classified section ad urges readers to call 462-1421 to buy sell or trade items quickly. It positions a daily classifieds page as a fast marketplace and invites a wide range of items for sale. The note is concise and action oriented, focusing on immediate contact.
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Fast Call
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California Fort Bragg and Ukiah
Fair weather continues in Northwestern California through Tuesday. Fort Bragg reports overnight low around 48 and high near 66. Ukiah expects 45 at night and 85 during the day.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
May 1973 Temperature Report Summary
May 1973 daily high 73 and low 38 noted with rainfall 42.01 inches. May 1972 figures show high 69 low 45 and rainfall 24.94 inches.
Woman Shot On River Outing Injures Calpella Woman
Christie Price, 50, was paralyzed and critically injured when a bullet struck her while she and family picnicked on a logging road river area near Van Arsdale dam on the Eel River. Verle Price, using a snub-barreled .38, fired at a metal can, the bullet hit Mrs Price as she retrieved lunch. She underwent surgery at Ukiah General Hospital and is in ICU as sheriff's investigators pursue whether ricocheted ground impact caused the wound.
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Ukiah General Hospital
Christie Price
Eel River
van Arsdale Dam
Lake Pillsbury
Sheriff's Department
Larry von Brandt
Ukiah Ambulance Service
von Brandt
Verle Price
Lebanon Nears End of Clash With Guerrilla Leaders
Lebanese government and army authorities reach a tentative agreement with Palestinian guerrilla leaders to end four days of clashes that threatened civil war. Premier Amin Hafez, Syrian Foreign Minister Khaddam, Gen. Iskander Ghanem, and Yasser Arafat head negotiators. President Franjieh to approve. Mohsen calls talks constructive. no details released. Tanks and troops guarded strategic points during talks.
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Beirut
UPI
Amin Hafez
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Iskander Ghanem
Yasser Arafat
Hafez
Khaddam
Ghanem
Suleiman Franjieh
Zuheir Mohsen
Syria
Richardson vows independent prosecutor for Watergate probe
Elliot L. Richardson pledged to appoint a fully independent special prosecutor after confirmation as attorney general to oversee the Watergate investigation and pursue the full truth without ties to alleged participants. Senate leaders welcomed the move while outlining immunity orders for witness testimony.
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Washington
UPI
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Nixon
Pentagon
Justice Department
Senate
Senate Committee
Jeb S. Magruder
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Mansfield
Guerrilla kidnappers renew demand for Cuban prisoners release
UPI reports U S Consul General Terrence G Leonhardy remains captive as guerrillas back their promise to free him after 30 political prisoners are flown to Cuba while making new demands possibly tied to a cash ransom. Officials note potential risks and rumors of fresh demands.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
UPI
U.S
Terrence G. Leonhardy
Cuba
Leonhardy
Alberto Orozco Romero
Orozco
County's taxable sales rise 23 percent in 72
Mendocino County recorded a 23.2 percent gain in taxable sales for fiscal year 1972, reaching 134.95 million dollars as the state posted a 14.6 percent statewide rise. Ukiah led with 43.524 million, Fort Bragg at 7.716 million, Willits at 14.485 million, and Point Arena at 887 thousand. Per capita spending averaged 2,617 dollars statewide, aided by gasoline sales tax.
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Mendocino County
State Board of Equalization
William M. Bennett
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Willits
Point Arena
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Festival Rodeo
Stella Adreveno
Gail Turner
Bob Runnings
Scotty Turner
Greater Ukiah
Pat Corrigan
Geoffrey Dunham
Stephen Laughlin
Annette Lombardi
Herb Winters
Toy Golf Club
Lebanon
Gerald L. Warren
Newsweek Magazine
John W. Dean
Dean
John J. Sirica
I. Howard Hunt Hunt
Sirica
Jesus Ahumada Mercado
Jalisco
Gary Shimmin
Charles
Marie) Shimmin
Gary
Shimmin
Mary Ellen
Journal
Erickson
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