Seesaw fighting on both fronts in Middle East war
United Press International reports that Israeli jets bombed Damascus and targets near Cairo in what was described as the heaviest air raids of the four day conflict. Both sides claimed gains along the Suez Canal and Golani Heights with heavy aerial and naval actions across Sinai and the Mediterranean.
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Israel
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Golani Heights
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Syria
Golan Heights
Tel Aviv
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Beirut
National Radio
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Sinai
Mediterranean
Nile Delta
Qantara
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U.S
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Brezhnev
Soviet’ Union
War at a glance Israel strikes Damascus and Sinai
Reports from the region flag heavy Israeli air strikes on Damascus Syria and military sites in Sinai and Golan Heights amid halted front lines. Cairo claims advances into Sinai and sea victory while Damascus and Moscow blame Israel and UN efforts seek a cease fire with mixed reactions in Cairo and Washington.
Newsmens petition rejected by judge
Baltimore UPI Judge Walter E Hoffman refused a request by reporters to delay answering subpoenas in the Spiro Agnew news leak probe. Court sources said the grand jury proceeds with 17 days left before statutory limits on several counts expire.
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UPI
Walter E. Hoffman
Spiro T. Agnew
Newsleak
Hoffman
Grand Jury
Federal Court House
Justice Department
Agnew
Jstice Department
New high school site tour set for Oct 15
Ukiah Unified residents voting Nov 6 on a 4.9 million bond to upgrade facilities may tour the proposed high school site Monday Oct 15. Superintendent W O Murphy leads a 57 acre site visit west of Ukiah Cemetery near Low Gap Road at 11 a.m. The tour is a joint effort of the American Association of University Women and the League of Women Voters to inform voters on the educational issue.
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Ukiah Cemetery
Low Gap Road
W. O. Murphy
Ukiah Jaycees host Cal president Ed Arnold visit
Ed Arnold president of the California Jaycees will visit Ukiah on Sunday October 14 hosting a 3:30 p.m. reception at the House of Garner and a later dinner. The event invites Jaycee members ages 18 to 35 and local business and civic leaders from Ukiah Mendocino County and surrounding districts. The Jaycees long day includes a district meeting at 5 p.m. a steak barbecue at 7 p.m. and a family campfire at 8:30 p.m. Arnold conducts a three week state tour visiting 287 chapters.
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Ed. Arnold
California Jaycees
Arnold
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Willits
Lake County
Mendo Coast
Santa Rosa
Petaluma
Nevato
San Rafael
Sonoma
Sebastopol
Jack Loos
Elmer Schmitt
Dave’ Pearson
Mark Raymond
Ukiah High Homecoming Queen Contest Promises Big Week
Nine Ukiah High School coeds compete for the 1973 Homecoming Queen crown to be crowned at halftime of the Ukiah Hipgan of Vallejo game in Anton Stadium. The festivities include a street parade a car rally a dance and a coronation with a large organizing committee led by Chaundel Warren.
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Lido
Vallejo
Anton Stadium
Chaundel Warren
Debbie McCarthy
Garth van Pelt
Block U Society
Diana Carter
Joe Lee
California’ Scholarship: Federation
CSF
Joan Wilson
Mike
Valentini
Lou Helier
Mike Johnson
Fishers
Lois Case
Darwin Dick
Mona Davis
Richard Venturi
Debbie Schwank
Dennis Simpson
Gwen Hunter
Jim Persky
American Field Service
AFS
Belinda Ashurst
Dale Christenson
Wentz Market
Bridgit
Winter
Vicki Piffero
Laurie Pilegaard
Dick Hamilton
Leslie
Secchi
Terri Nicolay
Oher
Chessall Gym
Hunan Dean
San Francisco
Miss Warren
Debbie Hugo
Rowland Nielson
California deserts favored for nuclear plant sites
An environmental study from Cal Tech argues inland deserts in Riverside and San Bernardino offer better nuclear plant siting than shrinking coastal options. The report notes limited coastal land, with only 32 miles suitable, mostly in northern San Diego and San Luis Obispo counties, while desert regions present technically and economically feasible opportunities with cooling via towered radiators or reclaimed water.
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UPS
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Cal
Tech
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Riverside
Martin Goldsmith
Cal’ Tech
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San
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Tulare Basin
San Joaquin Valley
Sacramento Valley
Stanislaus’ County
Imperial Valley
System fire prompt at Ukiah Convalescent Hospital
A smell of smoke triggered a call to investigate at Ukiah Convalescent Hospital. Fire officials report a overheated heating pump caused the incident with damage limited to the pump and no injuries or further property damage.
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Ukiah Convalescent Hospital
Mendocino College seeks Golden Valley Conference membership
Mendocino College plans to apply for membership in the Golden Valley Conference. The board of trustees meets Wednesday at 4:30 PM to hear the request from Supt. Peter DeVries and Acting Athletic Director Paul Alcantara, with potential action and a late December state committee agenda. The meeting also includes a firm presentation on community college planning by Kappeler and Axt, Ukiah. The session is open to the public with occasional closed portions.
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California Community College Athletic League
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12Th District Fairgrounds
Golden ‘Valley Conference
College of the Redwoods
Siskiyou
Shasta
Lassen
Butte
Napa
Yuba
Peter DeVries
Paul Alcantra
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Bakersfield
Ukiah
Kappeler and Axt
Board of Trustees
Mendocino Community
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