New Mendocino judge Timothy W. O'Brien appointed
Mendocino County gains its newest Superior Court judge, Timothy W. O'Brien, appointed by Gov. Reagan and set to take the bench within a week in Dept. 2. A San Francisco native, he moved to Ukiah in 1956 and has served as county public defender. His lineage includes Irish ancestors and local business roots in Point Arena and Redwood Valley. He is a World War II veteran, educated at University of the Pacific and University of San Francisco. He and wife Frances have two daughters, Louise and Annette, and reside on East Road in Redwood Valley.
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Sacramento
Redwood Valley
Ronald Reagan
Tom Walsh
Ireland
O’brien
William Walsh
Point Arena
San Francisco
Army Air Corps
Fifth Air Force
University of Pacific
University of San Francisco
Frances
Louise
Dominican College
Annette
St. Mary’s
East Road
Dellums
Haceineervices Committee
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Missing Crawford planes sweep Nevada Idaho for clues
Private planes and Civil Air Patrol searched northern Nevada and southern Idaho for missing Calpella lumberman William Crawford 34 who vanished after departing Hopland at 6 p.m. Thursday. He was en route from San Carlos to Ukiah in a Cessna 210. searches focus south of Point Arena toward the Bay Area, with no clues found after 10 days and reports of weather in Ukiah.
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Ukiah
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Boise
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Bay Area
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Hopland Ranch
Golden Gate Track
Ray Nofi
Ukiah Flight Service
Weather Outlook Northwestern California Fair Through Tuesday
Northwestern California remains fair through Tuesday with patches of coast overcast. Warmth continues with highs around 85 and overnight lows near 55 in Ukiah.
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Dollar Crisis Eases As European Markets Stabilize
European monetary markets calmed and major banks signaled the crisis was over for now. The dollar steadied on most exchanges while the German mark rose about a third to four fifths percent, lifting the dollar value against several currencies and prompting cautious optimism among traders.
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Karl Schiller
Vienna
Dellums says he would vote to impeach Nixon over Vietnam policies
California Congress member Rep. Ronald V. Dellums announced he would vote to impeach President Nixon, citing Vietnam war policy and potential war crimes. He plans to consult colleagues before introducing impeachment, and presented a Harvard Law School petition urging action. Meanwhile Judge Alan Lindsay disqualified himself from the Angela Davis conspiracy case upon Ruchell Magee’s motion.
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D-Calif
Nixon
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Congress
U.S. Capitol
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Vietnam
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San Rafael
Alan Lindsay
Angela Davis
Ruchell Magee
Miss Davis
Hoover 47 years as FBI director marked by vows to stay
J Edgar Hoover observed his 47th anniversary as FBI director with a pledge to remain as long as useful and in good health. Senate leaders praised his leadership while critics pressed for resignation, citing civil rights concerns and a hijacking case. Hoover, 76, defends his tenure amid scrutiny and a wiretap controversy.
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Montana
Hoover
George $. McGovern
D-S. C
McGovern
Nixon
Mansfield
UPL
Divided nation warning from civil rights commission leader
UPI reports the chairman of the U S Civil Rights Commission warned America could become a divided nation with civil disorder unless a new commitment emerges from all. Hesburgh and fellow commissioners fault the Nixon administration for inertia and call for strong White House leadership to enforce civil rights laws and reduce gaps between words and actions. The panel criticizes HUD for rolling back integration efforts and urges timetables and concrete goals.
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Come Mission
Nixon
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Frankie M. Freeman
Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
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Congress
Dalerio mill fire may be costly one
Ukiah firemen battled a welding spark blaze at Dalerio Brothers Ballett and shock mill on N State Street Saturday morning. The fire caused major damage to the resaw and other equipment and could reach over 40000 dollars in loss. Fire crews worked about ninety minutes to control the blaze and assist with cleanup.
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Calerio Shake Mill
N. State
Parducci Lane
Ukiah
Dalerio Brothers Ballett
N. State Street
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