Yokayo District Scout-O-Rama Shifts to Pageant at Ukiah Fairgrounds
The Yokayo District Scout-O-Rama at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds in Ukiah moves from booths to a central pageant arena. Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Explorers perform skits and demos from 6 to 9:30 p.m., with derbies, cooking demos, obstacle events, and a water fight planned. Tickets are $1 at the gate.
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Cub Scout Pack 62
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Dave Roberts
Kristin Mills
Tommy Morrison
Custer
Ken Hur
Redwood Empire Fairgrounds
Ukiah
Knights of Yore
West
March of Progress
Troop 60
Ralph I Emery
Lou Glass
Scout-O-Rama
Tom Bullard
Seven vie for Ukiah Festival Rodeo Queen crown
Seven contestants compete for the 1973 Rodeo Queen title in Ukiah with three more added yesterday to reach seven. The queen will be crowned June 1 and will ride in the Ukiah Jaycees Festival Parade June 2. New contenders are Jack Jacqueline Foutz 18 Barbara Ann Caulfield 18 and Alice Higinbotham 19 all of Ukiah.
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Ukiah Jaycees
Jackqueline Linda Foutz
Barbara Ann Caulfield
Alice Higinbotham
Ukiah
Miss Foutz
Ukiahi
Marlene Turri
Miss Caulfield
Don Caulfield
Okiahi
Miss Higinbotham
Santa Rosa Junior College
Maurice Higinbotham
Kathy Solgat
Kathy Lucchetti
Mary Birtlingham
Penny Griffin
Gail Turner
FTC approves sale of BC interests in California
Washington in a UPI report the Federal Trade Commission approved Georgia-Pacific Corp purchase of Boise Cascade assets in Northern California for about 17.6 million The commission said it would not oppose the buy of Fort Bragg and Willits plants and two Fort Bragg sawmills plus Willits particleboard and fencing plants The deal also includes all stock of California Western Railroad a short line railroad to be sold to Georgia-Pacific
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Washington
UPI
California
Boise- Cascade Corp
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Federal Trade Commission
Georgia-Pacific
Fort Bragg
Willits
Calif
Boise-Cascade
California, Western Railroad
Gas shortage warned by officials may close stations
Washington officials warned a gasoline shortage is likely this summer, risking station closures and long lines. Assistant Interior Secretary Wakefield said action to conserve could avert outages, with a 1 to 2 percent shortfall more likely than 4 to 5 percent. Deputy Treasury Secretary Simon outlined voluntary guidelines to maintain supply, receiving favorable industry reaction.
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Washington
UPD
Interior
Stephen A. Wakefield
Wakefield
Senate
Treasury
William E. Simon
Senate Banking Committee
Big Band revivals boost Ukiahi fundraiser night
The Ukiahi band and Rod Pacini’s group perform a Remember When dance at Ukiah Elks Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to raise funds for a May 18-23 Victoria trip. classic Glenn Miller and Duke Ellington tunes revive the era as tickets cost $2.50 per couple, with Ukiah Kiwanis and service clubs sponsoring the event.
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Ukiah
Rod Pacini
Pacini
Victoria
B.C
Ukiah Kiwanis
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Update
Northwestern California area will be fair through Saturday with fog and low coastal clouds tonight and Saturday morning. Cooler near the coast with Fort Bragg at 47 tonight and 60 Saturday, Ukiah 47 tonight and 82 Saturday.
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California
Fort Bragg
Nixon and Agnew urged to resign over Watergate crisis
Wisconsin Democrat Henry S. Reuss publicly urged President Nixon and Vice President Agnew to consider resigning as Watergate erodes U S credibility in foreign affairs. Reuss, returning from Europe, said Europeans fear a fractured presidency for 44 months. The report also notes John Dean’s testimony and ongoing grand jury activity related to the scandal.
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Washington
UPD
Henrys. Reuss
D-Wis
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Reuss
Congress
Europe
America
Agnew
David R. Obey
John W. Dean
White House
Senate
Special
Dean
Obey
Wisconsin
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Federal Court House
Capitol Hill
Watergate
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Gray
Mitchell probe kept secret from FBI in 1970s indictment
The UPI report notes that the four month U.S. Attorney Whitney North Seymour investigation into former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and former Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans remained secret from the FBI and other agencies until near completion. Mitchell and Stans face perjury and obstructing justice charges tied to a $200,000 Nixon reelection contribution, with arraignment set for May 21. Also named in the grand jury were financier Robert Vesco and ICC former board chair Harry Sears. If convicted, Mitchell and Stans could face up to 50 years in prison and $75,000 in fines. They deny the charges.
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New York
UPI
S. Attorney
John N. Mitchell
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice Stans
FBI
Mitchell
Stans
Nixon
U.S
Whitney North Seymour
L. Patrick Gray
White House
Robert L. Vesco
Internation Controls Corp
ICC
Harry L Sears
New Jersey Senate
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Democratic National
Watergate
Washington
Rose Guthrie Alexander
McCord
Liddy
Justice Department
House votes to halt Cambodia bombing funding
Washington UPI reports Congress faces a time shortage as both houses show majorities seeking to end U.S. involvement in Indochina. The House approved a 219 to 188 amendment blocking funding for bombing Cambodia and passed a $430 million Pentagon funds transfer to ease war drain, prompting reactions from Rep. Sikes and Rep. Bell and a subdued Gerald Ford.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Indochina
U.S
House
Cambodia
Robert Sikes
D-Fla
Alphonzo Bell
R-Calif
Henry Kissinger
Russia
Joseph Addabbo
Dn.y
Pentagon
Gerald Ford
House of Representatives
Willits surgeon and hospital named in malpractice suit
A Willits man sues Dr. Fred W. Meyers and Howard Memorial Hospital for 500000 each, alleging negligent examination and treatment caused brain damage and loss of motor and sensory function. The suit, filed by a Santa Rosa firm, seeks medical costs and lost earnings.
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Willits
Howard Memorial Hospital
Neal Edward Hendrix
Fred W. Meyers
Hendrix
Santa Rosa
Maurice Carlin
Howard Memorial
Impasse broken as leaders near reapportionment deal
SACRAMENTO AP The Democratic and Republican Assembly leaders say a two year impasse on a new lower house redistricting plan is near resolution with a tentative agreement. The plan would likely win quick approval, aiming to preserve incumbents and tilt toward Democrats by about 46 to 34 after the next election.
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Sacramento
UPD
Republican Assembly
Rank Murphy Jr
GOP
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Ken Meade
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Murphy
Fires Reported Near Millview and Redwood Areas
Fire rounds describe grass fires near Lover's Lane north of Millview Auto Wreckers with no damage. A Redwood Tree Service Station fence eight feet burned at 359 North State St. and a grass fire on West River Road caused crop damage.
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Lover’s Lane
Millview
North State St
Redwood Tree
West River Road
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Columbia Broadcasting System
George Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
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