Ukiah businessman Loosley runs for council seat
Lou Loosley a longtime Ukiah resident and Diamond National manager seeks election to replace the late Harold Henderson. He is a former Lions Club president and zone chairman, Chamber of Commerce director and treasurer, active in lumbering bodies, past president of Black Bart Hoo Hoo and Redwood Region Conservation Council, BSA Yokogo Council troop committee, and former Ukiah Elks exalted ruler. He and his wife Florence have three married children. home at 212 W Gobbs Street.
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Lou Loosley
Harold Henderson
Ukiah
Loosley
Diamond National
E. Perkins Street
Ukiah Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Black Bart Hoo Hoo
International Fraternity of Lumbermen
Redwood Region Conservation Council
Yokogo Council
Boy Scouts of America
Ukiah Elks Lodge
Florence
W. Gobbs Street
Lake County Chamber of Commerce Banquet at Buckingham Park
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting Monday night May 24 in the Tee Room at Buckingham Park. Bruce Lang presents the president’s report, officers and directors election results, and a citizenship award to a Kelseyville High School student. Roy Franchini hosts. dinner at 8, social hour at 7. price $3.75.
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Lakeport
Lake County
Lang
Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Roy Franchini
Mendocino Visitors at Deerwood Racquet Club Event
Deerwood Swim-Tennis Club hosts Méndo players from Mendocino on Sunday on its Deerwood courts. Six men's singles, three men's doubles, two women's singles, two women's doubles. Possible mixed doubles. Pro set singles eight games. other matches best two of three. Conrad Cox chairs. Lunch for visitors. Starts 9:30 at Deerwood and Yokayo courts. matches run through afternoon.
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Deerwood
Mendocino
Conrad Cox
Yokayo
Gas station named in legal action
Ralph Pope filed a personal injury and property damage suit May 10 in county court against Hubert Nelson doing business as Hughes Gulf Service Station and others. He claims a new air filter caused the automatic choke to stick, losing control of his 1965 sedan at 1137 Oak Street Ukiah Feb 26 1971 after service the day before. Damages sought include 10000 personal, 1500 for the totaled car, plus special medical costs.
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Ralph Pope
Hubert Nelson
Hughes’ Gulf Service Station
Does
Pope
Oak Street
Ukiah
Nelson
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Silent Page
Puzzle bits listing many clues and partial phrases include Rosepifint Bureau Game animal Once more High abode Malay outrigger Arm of Atlantic 3 w 20 21 22 23 25 27 29 30 33 34 Insect Freezes Kilmer poem Sheds copiously Insert mark Shed Stupor Bravo Flat plinth North Dakota city 35 Possessive Pronoun Alphabet switch Fictional Uncle Sprinkles Anglo saxon serf Mine output Taking repose Adonis Footloose Illinois city Lion company Sound of shot Cover Bargain center 2w Leading light May 13
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Atlantic
Kilmer
North Dakota
Uncle Sprinkles
Adonis
Onellinois City Lion Company
Bargain Center
Welfare Rights Group to Fight New California Welfare Cut
California Welfare Rights Organization plans a new lawsuit to stop the state from removing 27,500 families from relief rolls on June 1. Peter Sitkin, its attorney, says the governor oversteps his authority as the group presses a long line of court wins against Reagan Administration welfare cutbacks. The group cites a HEW opinion backing its view to block the AFDC rule limiting benefits after four months.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California Welfare Rights Organization
Peter Sitkin
State Supreme
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Through Saturday
Fair conditions persist across Northwestern California with night and morning low clouds along the coast. Saturday brings continued cloudiness in the extreme northwest with a chance of showers. Inland, temperatures rise slightly with a high near 80 and a low around 48 in Ukiah.
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California
Ukiah
California welfare case tests Reagan work incentive rule
May 1971 coverage notes a California effort to apply a work incentive formula for welfare eligibility despite HEW warnings. Alameda County Superior Court ordered the rule, and state officials say it aligns with Reagan reform. HEW contends the ruling conflicts with federal law, risking $700 million in funds. An injunction may block June 1 implementation as lawmakers condemn the crisis.
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Robert B. Carleson
UPI
Reagan Administration
Alameda County
Carleson
Reagan
HEW
Alameda Court
U.S. Supreme Court
John D. Twiname
AFDC
California
Democratic Assembly
Bob Moretti
Sitkin
Nixon
Activist Leslie Bacon Targeted by Federal Warrant
A federal warrant names Leslie Bacon, 19, as a conspirator with six Weather Underground members in plans to bomb a Madison Avenue bank branch. The woman, once a material witness in the Capitol bombing, admitted attendance at meetings and discussed the attack, with accomplices already facing state conspiracy charges and prison terms.
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New York
UPI
Leslie Bacon
Madison Avenue
Clayton D. Hollinger
U.S. Capitol
First National City Bank
Bellevue Hospital
BIRTHS DOMINATE LOCAL VITAL STATISTICS LISTINGS
Local birth notices report multiple new arrivals from Ukiah and surrounding towns. Names include Crowder Mathers Marcheschi Helm Redenius Davis McCloud Federico Butow Johnson Stephens Beebe Cortner Sisneros with births May 4 through May 13 at Ukiah General and Ukiah Community Hospitals.
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Crowder
Rick* Crowder
Redwood Valley
Ukiah General Hospital
Mathers
Roy Mathers
Ukiah
Marcheschi
Dennis Marcheschi
Helm
Mel Helm
Laytonville
Ukiah Community Hospital
Redenius
Albert Redenius
Willits
Davis
Harold Davis
Fort Bragg
McCloud
Don McCloud
Federico
Frank Federico
Butow
Donald Butow
Johnson
Paul Johnson
Albion
Stephens
Rollin Stephens
Beebe
Thomas Beebe
Cortner
Bernard Cortner
Sisneros
John Sisneros
California teen VD rate estimated at ten percent
Sacramento reports nearly 10 percent of California teenagers have venereal disease with Public Health Service projecting it could reach one in two by 1980 if unchecked. Dr Geoffrey Simmons warns the epidemic could become a means of controlling overpopulation. gonorrhea risks sterilization. House passes post office supplemental amid SST debate. board members urge VD instruction in schools as part of a broader morality issue.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
State Board of Education
Geoffrey Simmons
United States
Public Health Service
Nature
Washington
House
Senate
U.S. Postal Service
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South School Street
Mendocino County
Calif
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Daily Journal
Cleveland Upi
U.S. District Court
James C. Connell
Panama
Newfoundland
Syria
Leslie
Miss Bacon
Washington, D.C
Federal
Seattle
U.S
John H. Doyle III
New York City
Vital. Statistics
Mitchell
New York County
Richard Robin Palmer
Ringledder
Claudie Conine
Sharon Krebs
Joyce Plecha
Marin Lewis
Christopher Trenkle
San Francisco
Atherton
DeLee
DUNNE
Fane
Elaine Kraft
the Association OF
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China
Redwood Empire
Broiler Steak House
Ava Drive
Tony Fernandes
John Ford
San Diego
Donn Moomaw
Bel Air
Hereke
Palace
NEWBY
NEW Model Bakery
Challand
Louise and
Larry Bease
Larry
Louise
Poor Richards
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Mali
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