Hearst suspected in Hollywood rental knife incident
FBI and LAPD reported a white woman believed to be Patricia Hearst and two black men offered $500 to rent a Hollywood apartment for 24 hours. One man attacked the landlady with a knife when refused. The event was deemed possibly SLA connected as part of a wider manhunt after SLA deaths Friday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Hollywood
Symbionese Liberation Army
FBI
Miss Hearst
U. S. Attorney’s Office
SLA
William A. Sullivan
William Harris
Mel
Sporting Goods
Inglewood
Harris
Sullivan
Hearst
Hillsborough
Erkeley
Calif
San Francisco
Donald DeFreeze
Cinque
Johnson
Miss” Hearst
Patty
Patricia
Mizmoon
Nancy Ling Perry
Willie Ad Angela Atwood
Kissinger Nears Final Syria Israel Cease Fire Accord
Kissinger arrived in Damascus to secure Syria's final agreement on a cease fire and a Kissinger line buffer between Israeli and Syrian forces in the Golan Heights. The plan envisions a 2 to 6 kilometer wide buffer with UN role and prisoner exchanges.
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Damascus
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Kissinger
Golan Heights
Hafez Assad
United Nations
Assad
Thunderstorm Delays Games As Ukiah Sees Rainfall Record
A 0.35 inch rainburst hit Ukiah on Saturday with thunder and lightning across Mendocino and Lake counties. A bolt struck an oak at Vichy Springs rodeo grounds but firefighters stopped the fire quickly and no damage occurred. Youth baseball games were canceled as players sought cover. the season’s total rainfall rose to 57.09 inches, ranking fourth all time and 1.8 inches shy of the century record.
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Ukiah
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Vichy Springs
Ukiah 1973 crime drop cited in police report
Ukiah police department released the annual 1973 crime report showing overall crime down from 1972 with violent crime down 23.7 percent and felonies falling 15 percent. Juvenile felonies rose in burglary auto theft and forgery while traffic injuries declined and hazardous-violation citations rose.
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Ukiah
Fulmor arraigned on murder charge in Covelo shooting
Eric Fulmor, 60, was arraigned in Ukiah Justice Court on a murder charge after authorities say he shot Arbill Azbill outside a Covelo mobile home Thursday evening. Azbill, a dental assistant at the Covelo Reservation Health Clinic, was killed with a 12 gauge shotgun. witnesses gave conflicting statements. Fulmor, a retired logger, was taken into custody shortly after the slaying.
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Eric Jem Fulmor
Ukiah
Justice Court
Fulmor
Arbill
Covelo
Fire calls and crime trends noted in 1973 Ukiah report
Saturday incidents include a lightning strike on an oak at Vichy Springs rodeo grounds and a water heater fire at 66 Lorraine Street causing minor garage damage. The police report shows violent crime down with high felony clearances, changes in drunk in public and drunk driving stats, and new 1973 programs including ride alongs and senior fraud liaison.
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Vichy Springs Rodeo Grounds
Lorraine Street
Mike Pritchard
Donn Saulsbury
California Highway Patrol
Ukiah Jaycees
Saulsbury
Armed robber holds up gas station in Clear Lake Highlands
Lake County deputies investigated a $3000 armed robbery at Beacon Service Station in Clear Lake Highlands. The lone robber reportedly took $2791. weapon type not yet released. Detectives followed leads after recovering loot from about 10 burglaries in Loch Lomond resort area. Sharon Estes and Lynn Estes were jailed on burglary and grand theft suspicions.
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Lakeport
Lake County
Clear Lake Highlands
Lower Lake
Sharon Puckett
Loch ‘Bomond
Clear Lake
Sharon
Lynn Estes
Leech Lomond
Estes
Cow Mountain Use Study on Board Agenda Tuesday
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors will discuss a proposed Cow Mountain use study with Mel Clausen of the BLM Ukiah office at 11:15 a.m. The county owns land adjoining the Cow Mountain recreation area at Mill Creek. Also on the agenda is a deputy sheriff age limit ordinance at 10:30 p.m and Jim Shupe speaking on Small Business Week at 10:16 a.m.
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Cow Mountain
Board of Supervisors
Mel Clausen
Ukiah
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Mill Creek
Jim Shupe
Ukiah bands sweep Santa Rosa Rose Parade honors
Ukiah High School marching Wildcats and Pomolita Ukiah junior high band won top honors at the Santa Rosa Rose Festival Parade. Drum majors Steve Price and Barry Mayfield led their units to all superior ratings, edging rival bands as Ukiah eyes June festival and Portland Rose Festival.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukiahi
Wildcats
Santa Rosa
Comstock
Cook
Nielson
Ukiah
Steve Price
Barry Mayfield
Pomoluta
Price
Newark’'s Memorial High School
Mayfield
Mary Pierce
Cook Junior High School
Pomolita
Ukiah Chamber Backs Amtrak Plan and Urban Renewal
The Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce passed resolutions endorsing an experimental Amtrak passenger route from San Rafael to Eureka and including urban renewal input for downtown Ukiah. Willits and county chambers back the Amtrak plan with local officials noting benefits for tourism and residents, especially in winter access to property in the Eel River Canyon.
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Amtrak
North Coast
Ukiah
Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
John Tunney
San Rafael
Eureka
Willits Chamber of Commerce
Barry Keene
Chambers of Commerce
Larry Lynch
Chamber
Jim ‘Shupe
Small Business Week
Shupe
Thom Parducci
Bay Area
Joseph P.calamusa
Eel River Canyon
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Patty Hearst
Washington
U.S
Egypt
Sinai
Oscar Klee
Congress
James P. Hanratty
Mendocino County Kennel Club
Carol Johnson
Benji
Butler
Katie Beltrami
Brenda Reeves
Journal
Raymond
S.A
Ed Singer
Ukiahi Wildcats
Rowland Nielson
Job
Sonoma County
City Chamber
Don Knight
Speedy
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