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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
7
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Davis Jr. and St. Joseph, Meo as ambassadors to Switzerland in a routine confirmation for senior diplomatic postings.
Six enlistees from Mendocino and Lake Counties joined the Navy in August. Names include Robert Wraener of Lakeport and Melvin Evans of Willits, with training at San Rochard and Port Hueneme. Enlistees ranged from 17 to 18, entering under minority provisions with parental consent.
Construction near the new LDS church faces delays as bid specifications remain open. MCCA says definite bid openings and lowest bid acceptance are needed to prevent price manipulation. Local contractors like Christenson and Woods and Cecil Mays pursue clarity before proceeding. Superintendent Van Garber to arrive to finalize plans and restore bidder confidence.
Imperial Styling reports cement spillways and dam work under Sail Conservation Service guidance to back 28 000 acre feet for recreation. Crane finishes comfort stations for Lake Mendocino and road paving to 200 camping areas. Ukiah homes and Masenite pits feature in local construction, with upscale residences praised for modern comforts.
Redwood City dealer Thomson faced fraud charges in a civil suit accusing him and co defendants of repossessing cars and equipment after payment. Frank J. Ryan alleges his car was fully paid and that Thomson and others mishandled repossessions. Deputy D.A. Wilbur Johnson noted about 200 cars in the area face repossession risk due to alleged conduct.
The district attorney's office warns motorists who resold cars they believed they owned may face repossession by agencies to whom Thomson owed money. The warning highlights legal complications and potential loss of vehicle ownership for affected owners.
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