Covelo Future Farmers honor service with awards at gymkhana
The Covelo Future Farmers of America awarded Dick Hubman for showmanship and John and Audrey Rohrbough for service. About 85 entries competed in the gymkhana and horse show, with numerous youth named in classes from pleasure horses to barrel racing. Awards went to Larry Applegate for all around 14 to 18 and Kathy Duke for 13 and under, among others. Tom Bowles received a saddle and gear as an instructor fundraiser.
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Kam Maize
Kenny Schultz
Trail Horse
Kevin McPhillips
Jan Clatty
Halter
Mary Sherburn
Audrey Rohrbough
Audrey Hess
Lynda Mattiazze
Debbie Drewry
Cindy Jeffers
Rickie Miller
Larry Applegate
Dick Miller
Debbie Schultz
Lynda Mattiuzzo
Kathy Duke
Allen Crabtree
Barbara Smith
Kevin O'Ferrall
Jo Ann Comalli
Kevin O’ferrall
Covelo
Carol Dunlap
Bobby Faulkner
Tom Bowles
Cavelo
Ukiah city weed abatement notices mailed out
City officials logged vacant and other lots in need of weed abatement. Owners were notified to clean up face city cleanup costs. Re council delay, Ernie Harris for ex cash noted Ukiah received a $274.85 assessment check from Pacific Gas and Electric for facilities on Alex Thomas subdivision.
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Senet
Harris
Ukiah
Pacific Gas and Electric Pany
Pacific Gas
Alex ‘Thomas Subdi
Tremors Ripple Through Japan After Major Quake
The 7.9 scale tremor near Tokyo and aftershocks shook coastal areas including Aomori and Hokkaido. Dozens of ships were adrift, television towers bent, and towns evacuated as tremors continued, with UPI reporting widespread fear and meteorological agencies tracking the aftershocks across islands.
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Tiven
Aomori
Dante
Hokkaido
Addamor
UPI
Hida
Japan
Deadly tornado toll climbs across Iowa and beyond
Tornadoes swept through Minnesota Iowa Illinois Missouri Nebraska Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Arkansas Alabama damaging Main Street in Charles City and Oelwein where every business district was destroyed or damaged. In Charles City a 3 year old girl and a woman were among the dead while 11 initially reported as victims were later corrected to injured. Wabash Indiana and Manila Mississippi River area also struck as rescuers worked amid blighted homes and uprooted trees. The National Guard moved in to curb looting as crews searched for the missing and faced collapsed buildings and spilled fuel.
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Arkansas
Charles City
Iowa
Main Street
Oelwein
Maynard
Wabash
Ind
Minnesota
Illinoois
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Alabama
Jonesboro
McDaniel Oil Co
Manila
Mississippi River
Russell
Ark
Tdea
Charles City Police
John Gordon
Afr National Guard
Guntiemien
Reagan and Kefauver era views on primary impact
Reagan close friend notes Rockefeller’s weak Midwest showing with 5 percent. Laxalt calls Nixon Reagan win a mutual boost, while Love sees Reagan’s result as mildly tarnishing Nixon’s standing. Rampton offers Democratic take, saying primary success does not guarantee convention fate. Humphrey gains delegates quietly. Hawaii lies 2,090 miles from San Francisco.
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Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Midwest
Rockefeller
Laxalt
Nixon
California
Love
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Robert Kennedy
Estes Kefauver
Miners Trapped Speak of Miracles During Prayer Session
Six miners, trapped underground, praised God and prayed daily while awaiting rescue. Larry B. Lynch, a 28 year old part time minister, recalled urging fellow workers to seek a miracle from the Lord as they faced their confinement.
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F Martin
Larry B. Lynch
Long Beach Pair Arrested for Drunk Driving
Highway patrols arrested a Long Beach man and his wife on suspicion of drunk driving near The Forks overpass on Highway 101. The 12:45 a.m. arrests led to Jerome Hudzinski, 39, and Sally, 34, being booked at the county jail.
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Long Beach
Highway 101
Forks
Jerome Hudzinski
Sally
Prince Charles to Stay in Trinity College Dormitory
Cambridge England residents report Trinity College will waive dormitory rules for Prince Charles in his second year. Junior Bursar R H Glauert stated the college will allow him to remain in residence, noting the special responsibility toward the prince.
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Cambridge
England
UPI
Trinity
Pringg Charles
Burscar R. H. Glauert
Prince Charles
Glauert
Kennedy primary coverage and campaign declarations
Coverage details the June 4 California primary and McCarthy's stance on continuing the race. Nixon advocates ejecting violent campus elements amid concerns of a radical student movement. Rockefeller comments on Nebraska results while Reagan, at the Western Governors Conference, aims for Oregon support.
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Richard M. Nixon
Oregon
Nixon
Columbia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Ronald A. Reagan
Honolulu
California
Graduate Students Face 50-50 Draft Call
Washington officials warn graduate students entering fall programs face a 50 percent chance of being drafted. New rules bar occupational deferments for most non medical grads, with boards ordered to take the oldest eligibles first as the June quota drops to 20,009 and July to 15,000.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Fay
Nixon Convention Move Aims To Open Nomination Block
Hubert H. Humphrey, the Vice President, trimmed his Nebraska showing from 8 percent, saying he leads his two rivals in most polls and would have performed better on the ballot. The note signals efforts to prevent Nixon from locking up the nomination before the convention.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Rampton
Nixon
Nebraska
Christmas cards arrive in the United States in 1850
The practice of sending Christmas cards did not begin in the United States until 1850, marking a new holiday tradition introduced in the mid 19th century.
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United States
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