Mendocino judge Winslow campaigns on integrity and reform
Mendocino County Superior Court candidate Judge Winslow promotes personal integrity and self funding his campaign. He cites juvenile court reforms and reducing trial delays as key achievements in Los Angeles and Mendocino Juvenile Court, while defending his independence from financial backers in the upcoming election. A separate notice announces a private sale of real property from the Newton H. Detwiler estate in Los Angeles County with details of the parcel and sale terms.
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Silte
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Endocino
Mount Diablo
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When Your Neighbor Gets First Color TV
Washington columnist Dick West notes the color TV craze and advises a defensive tactic. He suggests using psychology to turn a neighbor’s bragging back on them by questioning color TV risks and the radiation issue to delay buying one. The piece uses humor to lampoon the race for color sets.
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UPI
U.S
Sullivan
Bid Notice for Ukiah Airport Lighting Installation 1968
City of Ukiah invites sealed bids for installation and removal of airport lighting at Ukiah Municipal Airport. Bids due June 11 1968 at 2 00 PM. Proposals require license, bid bond, and performance bonds. The City reserves right to reject or waive formalities and determine the lowest responsible bidder. Wage rates per California Labor Code Section 1770 apply.
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Ukiah City Council Adopts Equal Opportunity Contract Rule
City of Ukiah announces a labor contract under Executive Order 11246 for overtime and holiday pay based on prevailing rates. The document, dated May 15, 1968, details wage scales, classifications, and bargaining agreements for project workers in California.
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Sunda
Corker
Cole
Ukiah
California
Ktah
Caltorni
May 29 1968 history notes and world events
On this day in history May 29 1968 milestones are noted including the fall of Constantinople in 1453 and Rhode Island's ratification of the U S Constitution in 1790 Ulysses S Grant accepting the Republican nomination in 1868 Sir Edmund Hillary conquering Everest in 1953 and a maxims thought from Michel de Montaigne about self possession. The entry mentions planetary positions for the day with Saturn Mercury Jupiter.
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Constantinople
Rhode Island
U. S
Ulysses S. Grant
Edmund Hillary
Everest
Michel’ de Montaigne
China Presses Demand to Move Enterprise from Hong Kong
Hong Kong authorities and the United States rejected a Communist Chinese demand that the nuclear powered aircraft carrier Enterprise leave Hong Kong immediately. Britain said a formal London reply would come, but it would not be accepted. The 85 350 ton warship would stay until its scheduled departure Thursday.
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Hong
U.S
Fighter crashes near Wittmundhaven. crews parachute to safety
The 82nd West German Starfighter crashed near Wittmundhaven on Tuesday after entering Luftwaffe service in 1961. Both crewmen parachuted to safety, according to the Defense Ministry.
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