Twisters batter Missouri Kansas and Ohio from skies
Tornadoes and high winds struck Ohio Thursday and reached parts of Kansas and Missouri, killing at least six and injuring well over 200. In Joplin two people died as a wall collapsed in a clothing store and a mobile home resident died elsewhere. Guards mobilized as debris filled streets, gas meters were torn loose, and more than 30 tornadoes were reported across Ohio.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
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Weir
McCune
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St. Paul
Galena
Christopher S. Bond
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National Guard
Sam. S. Smith
Carthage
Huron County
John Borgia
Willard
Potter Valley theft victim reports camera gear stolen
A Potter Valley resident reported theft of camera equipment valued at 600 from a Gordon Hunter home on East Road. Sheriff reports say the thief entered the residence and took a wide angle lens and telephoto lens.
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Gordon Hunter
East Road
Ukiah
Tom Cleland
Walnut Street
Redwood Valley
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Sheriff's Deputies
Market Report Dow Jones Dips on Credit Crunch Fears
The New York Stock Exchange traded lower as talk of a looming credit crunch weighed on sentiment. The Dow fell 8.73 to 930.47 at noon with declines outnumbering advances 814 to 278 across 1,450 issues. Turnover was about 6.2 million shares. International Telephone & Telegraph led actives, down 42 at 37 1/8 on 79,600 shares.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Wall Street cautions on inflation and investor balance
Leon Gould of Franklin National Bank warns that wages and prices may leapfrog into a long inflationary spiral as the wholesale price index climbs and skilled labor shortages bite. C V Wood Jr. urges small investors back to the market while Walston & Co. says the Dow at about 13 times year earnings is reasonably priced and favors capital goods with rising orders.
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Leon Gould
Franklin National Bank
Dallas
Houston
Wood
Walston & Co
Banbury Mistakenly Detained Amid England Office Raid
In Subriton England cashiers office raided by bandits Banbury rushed into the street to raise the alarm but was mistaken for the raiders by police Detectives detained him briefly before authorities realized the mix up The raiders escaped during the confusion Three men were later arrested after a police chase
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Subriton
England
Bob Banbury
Banbury
Five arrested after early shopping at Redwood Valley Market
Deputies Chag Wayment and Frank Stafford arrested Lorelei Angelito Avelino 24 Ukiah Steve Joseph Arnold 18 Ukiah and Elizabeth Mari Mitchell 30 Talmage for burglary after observing several trips from the store to a car in the parking lot at 3 a.m. Two juveniles were detained in juvenile hall.
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Redwood Valley
Chag Wayment
Frank Stafford
Lorelei Angelito Avelino
Steve Joseph Arnold
Ukiah
Elizabeth Mari Mitchell
Talmage
Ukiah Youth Arrested On Pot Charge
Ukiah police booked an 18 year old after a traffic stop on N State Street at 10 50 p m. Officer Ken Budrow found a marijuana cigarette butt and a plastic bag suspected of containing cannabis as the four occupants were ordered out of the vehicle. The other three occupants were released.
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Ukiah
Robert W. McCluskey
Ken Budrow
N. State Street
Budrow
Five Hurt After Out of Control Pickup Roll South of Willits
Five persons in a small foreign pickup were shaken up when the driver John Chu Newton 18 Arleta lost control while passing a small auto-bus on Highway 101 Willits grade. Jill Abbot 19 Modesto and Arnold Hata 19 Terrence were taken to Howard Memorial Hospital for possible rib fractures and other injuries.
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Highway 101
Willits
John Chu Newton
Arleta
Jill Abbot
Modesto
Arnold Hata
Terrence
Hata
Parnum Paving Low Bid On Highway 101 Safety Project
District Engineer Bill Hegg announced bids opened for a traffic safety project on Highway 101 north of Leggett. Parnum Paving, Inc. of Ukiah submitted the low bid of 51770 for flashing beacons shoulder repair resurfacing and metal beam guardrail along a bluff side two lane stretch. Apex Fence Company of Anderson led three bidders with 21282 for replacing wooden guardrail on the Route 162 bridge over the Middle Fork of the Eel River near Dos Rios. Bids await advisement.
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Division of Highways
Leggett
Parnum Paving, Inc
Ukiah
Apex Fence Company of
Anderson
Middle Fork
Eel River
Dos Rios
Hegg
Mrs Matlock dies at 77 rites Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie Matlock of Ukiah who died Thursday at age 77 will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in Eversole Mortuary chapel with Rev. James Ratzlaff presiding. Burial is in Ukiah Cemetery. Pallbearers are Evangelical Free Church members. A Illinois native, she lived in Ukiah 35 years and remained active in church work until illness. She is survived by son Charles Davis of Ukiah and grandson Charles Davis of Norwalk, plus a great granddaughter.
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Ukiah
Eversole
James Ratzlaff
Ukiah Cemetery
Evangelical Free Church
Illinois
Matlock
Charles Davis
Norwalk
Summers Pleads Guilty to LSD Possession Not Sale
Richard Summers aged 21 from Ukiah pled guilty to possession of LSD. He had been charged with three counts of sale but entered a plea to possession, not sale. The Journal apologized for the error and any inconvenience caused.
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Richard Summers
Ukiah
Summers
Temple Hosts Singers and Church Activities Next Weekend
The People's Temple Disciples of Christ will host the Polytechnic Inspirational Singers famed for gospel concerts and four-record albums. Pastor Jim Jones appears on KLIL Sunday at 10 30 a m to discuss temple programs. Delegates will attend the Disciples of Christ California Nevada meeting in Modesto to discuss ethics and church business. The Temple has two board members and a vice chair on the district's Recommendations Committee.
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People’s Temple Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Europe
France
Germany
Belgium
Jim Jones
KLIL
Disciples of Christ- Christian Church of
California
Nevada
Modesto
Temple
California ranks second in federal employment nationwide
California with 312000 federal employees trails only Washington DC which counts 313000 public sector workers. The comparison highlights state differences in government staffing levels and regional distribution of federal workers.
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Washington, D.C
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