Union Lumber sale to Boise Cascade approved by directors
Boise Cascade to acquire Union Lumber of Fort Bragg for 30 million in stock in a deal approved by both firms. Union Lumber, with Seaside Lumber Willits holdings, 210000 acres of redwood and fir, and the Skunk railroad, faces December shareholder voting.
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Museum Piece in St Louis Charts WWI Sailor’s Discovery
Max Pilatz watched the Mississippi River for a month then visited a docked minesweeper to learn it is the USS Inaugura the ship he served aboard in World War I.
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Susan unable to identify two accused in brutal crime
Susan Barto lomei could not identify the two men accused of murdering her high school sweetheart and kidnapping her on a mountain road. In an improvised Santa Clara courtroom she signaled no recognition as Thomas Braun and Leonard Maine watched from the front row.
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Thomas Braun
Leonard Maine
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Luce
Sierra Mountains
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Braun
Maine
Ritzville
Wash
Jamestown
Susa
Joseph P. Kelly
Reno Bartolomie
Susan Bartolomei
San Jose
Leonard E. Maine
Thomas E. Braun
Smith Air
Ukiah
Larry von Brandt
Journal
G. Hunter
CTA to study Ukiah Unified district problems in October
The California Teachers Association will lead an in depth study of Ukiah Unified School District issues starting October 21 with sessions through October 24. Participants will include the CTA's personnel standards commission and the California School Board Association among others to examine salaries morale finances and board policies as the district faces transportation objections and the resignation of Superintendent Don Halverson effective October 31. The aim is to identify problems and boost community support for educational improvements while the board seeks a successor.
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Personnel Standards Commission
Ukiah Unified
California’ School Board Association of School Administrators
Transportation and Board
Don Halverson
Board of Gestion
Mendonca
CYA
Wenael
Mendoseta
CTA
Board of Education
CSBA
CASA
Redwood Park funds cut in interior department plan
The House Appropriations Committee recommended a 39 million dollar cut to the Interior Department’s request for land acquisitions for Redwood National Park in Northern California. The panel approved 53 million for land purchases, citing no savings from potential land exchanges and urging emphasis on immediate needs like maintenance and fire control.
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UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Redwoods National Park
California
Redwood National Park
Bilt
Congress
Edward C. Crafts
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Arcata Lumber Co
Crafts
Father and Son Meet on Parducci Curve Tragic Crash
California Highway Patrol reports Ernest Ray Laster 59 of Calpella lost control on the Parducci curve on N State Street driving south. His car crossed the center line and collided with his son William C. Laster 17 also of Calpella driving north. Major injuries to both, plus teen passenger Sam Nee. taken to County Hospital. Police note the crash occurred on the curve around 11 10 PM about 800 feet from Parducci Road.
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Calpella
William C. Laster
Sam Nee
Tim Duggan
Iee
Duggan
Laster
N. State Street
Parducci Road
Apollo 7 Crew Readies for Franks Friday Launch
Astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham prepare for the Apollo 7 shake down at Cape Kennedy. After two years of training they near an on time launch for the first U S crewed moon mission since the 1967 fire. Weather looks favorable with 84 degree high and light winds. The crew undergoes final rehearsals in a flight-simulated trainer and completed a final preflight medical exam in excellent condition.
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Donn Eisele
Walter Cunningham
U.S
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Eisele
Cunningham
Glynn Lunney
Charles Berry
Apollo
Supreme Court Must Rule By Tuesday On Wallace Ballot Fight
Opening day debates in the Supreme Court focused on George C. Wallace's bid to appear on Ohio's presidential ballot as a third party candidate. Justices Warren and Fortas pressed the case as the court weighed whether to affirm a lower court order granting Wallace equal status with Nixon and Humphrey or to strike his name, potentially relegating him to write-in status.
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Ohio
American Independent Party
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Richard M.nixon
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Warren
Fortas
David J. Young
Young
Charles S. Lopeman
Henry
Harry S. Truman
George Wallace
P. V. Woman Held as Forger in Ukiah Case
Esther Cordova, 34, of the Potter Valley Rancheria, was arrested Monday afternoon by Ukiah Detective Vernon Bach. She faces three counts of forgery for cashing two forged checks in Ukiah and one in Potter Valley and is jailed pending arraignment.
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Esther Cordova
Potter Valley
Vernon Bach
Ukiah
Humphrey Seeks Money for TV Campaign Push
Hubert Humphrey says he desperately needs funds to gain national TV exposure in the closing campaign weeks. He reports severe shortages since the start, having bought only a half hour on one network and borrowing to do so. He plans more programs on law and order and the economy, plus spots if funds allow.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Vietnam
Salt Lake City
Sen
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Erie
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