High court acts on major cases
The Supreme Court on its first day after recess refused to review hundreds of lower court rulings on school integration, impoundment of funds, obscenity, and other topics. It denied Georgia’s bid to sue Nixon over education and pollution funding, rejected revisiting obscenity standards, and declined to merge Richmond with neighboring suburbs. It also rejected Hoffa appeal, blockbusting challenges, and sex preference in help wanted ads, among others.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Georgia
Nixon
Richmond
Flournoy clashes with Alioto over Geysers monopoly claims
Sacramento State Controller Houston Flournoy, a Republican candidate for governor, criticized San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto after Alioto accused Union Oil of monopoly power in Sonoma County geothermal fields. Alioto urged development of geothermal steam amid the energy crisis. Union Oil leases about 4,000 acres in the Geysers area and sells steam to PG&E. records show two active Geysers leases from 1971 and other leases held by Imperial Thermal Products.
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Sacramento
UPI
Houston Flournoy
San Francisco
Joseph Alidto
Union Oil
Sonoma County
Flournoy
Aljoto
Comstock “Club
Alioto Monday
State Lands’ ‘Commission
Geysers
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Alioto
Dell Mell
Lands Commission
Division of Lands
Imperial Thermal Products
Imperial Valley
Wall Street analysis cites uptrend amid Mideast war impact
UPI reports money market patterns show hopes for rate plateau in late 1973 and decline in 1974. Commercial loans rose in early September while CDs fell versus 1972. Fed stance likely to stay restrictive. Wall Street turmoil viewed as a traders’ market with limited bull risk. cautions from Bache & Co and E F Hutton. Sheriff deputies investigate Willits assault as neighbor allegedly attacked 19-year-old Larry Alan Ford at his home. no warrant issued yet.
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New York
UPI
Bache &Co
Federal Reserve Board
Sheriff's Deputies
Willits
Larry Alan. Ford
Ford
Market Report Doubts Amid War Fears Rattle Stocks
New York stocks fell as war fears in the Middle East weighed on sentiment. Dow Jones slipped to 969.52 before noon, with 1,614 issues trading as volume surpassed 6.6 million shares in two hours. Rite Aid Cluett Peabody and Bausch & Lomb moved notably, while gold miners rose on higher gold prices.
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DOW Jones
A.m
Fem. Tel
Tel
Boise Cascade
Denny’s
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
International
And
Louisiana Pacific
Lucky Stores
Masonite Corp
Occidental Pete
Pacific Gas &Elec
Sambos
Safeway
Syntex
Ltd. Oil of Calif
TransAmerica
Winnebago
Bank of America
Diagnostic Data, Inc
Equitable SL
Franzia Bros, Winery
Seiscom Delta
Shaklee Crop
Pennzoil
NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Rite Aid
Cluett, Peabody
Bausch & Lomb
DuPont
Monsanto
Dow Chemical
Polaroid
Schlumberger
Corning Glass
Campbell Red Lake
Dome Mines
A&a Ltd
IBM
Telex
Tulsa
Burroughs
Fairchild Camera
Texas Instruments
General Dynamics
American Stock Exchange
Eight children die in mobile home fire at Bowling Green
Migrant farm couple Jesus Trevina and wife left eight children under nine years old unattended in their park mobile home. Neighbors had complained prior to the blaze. Fire began in the kitchen with cleaning fluids present. All eight children Santos 1 Carlos 2 Jesus Jr 3 Nieves 4 Rita 5 Marie 6 Santiago 8 Jose 9 perished. doors locked from inside. fire chief said efforts at revival failed.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
UPI
Jesus Trevina
Bowling Green State University
Trevina
Santos
Carlos
Jesus Jr
Nieves
Rita
Marie
Santiago
Jose
Myrtle
Trumbull
Jerry City
George Loomis
Kellogg rites set Friday in Willits
Funeral services for Raymond P. Kellogg 79 will be held Friday at Anker Lucier Mortuary in Willits where he died yesterday. A Watsonville native he lived in Willits nine years. He is survived by wife Gladys of Willits and daughter Ruth Gonzales of Walnut Creek. Four grandchildren and one great grandchild also survive. Rev. Victor Koone of Willits Southern Memorial Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Willits Cemetery.
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Willits
Anker- Lucier
Raymond P. Kellogg
Watsonville
Gladys
Ruth Gonzales
Walnut Creek
Victor Koone
Willits Southern ‘Memorial Baptist Church
Willits Cemetery
Police battle demonstrators amid Cordoba bombings in Argentina
In the lead up to Juan Peron's inauguration, police fought demonstrators in Buenos Aires and Cordoba where four bomb incidents damaged firms including Firestone and Mercedes Benz. Several false alarms disrupted the capital while bus drivers protested union leadership killings. Police used gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds. about 50 drivers were arrested as violence damaged a left leaning publication and injured five others.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Argentina
Juan D.peron
Cordoba
Firestone Tire &Rubber Co
Mercedes-Benz
Coca Cola
Militante
Juan C. Julian
Oscar Arca
Young Peronist Labor Organization
U.S
Valuable horse stolen from Willits ranch
Four thefts totaling over $3,200 were reported to sheriff's deputies. A $1,250 Palomino gelding was taken from a Willits ranch after the gate was opened and the horse led from a corral. Other thefts included 5,000 redwood palings at Leggett worth $850, four tires and three recaps worth $735 from Harwood Products, and $487 of redwood at Branscomb, with entry gained by removing a hasp.
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Gordon Michael Melashlan
Rohnert Park
Willits
Eastside
George Thorp
Leggett
Harwood Products
Laytonville
Branscomb
Adult school to offer new clothing class
Connie Harrs of Connie's Custom Fashions will teach a demonstration clothing class in Stretch and Sew Pattern Alteration and related sewing topics at the Presbyterian Church on Dora and Perkins Streets starting October 11 at 9 30 am Registration is by phone at 462 1931 or in class The class aims to help with special clothing problems The second item notes Bank of Italy experts say the forger of 100 000 lire notes is likely an artist and amateur with several forged notes found in 1971 1972 and this year
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Connie Harrs
Connie
Presbyterian
Dora
Perkins Streets
Rome
UPI
Bank of Italy
Cape Canaveral Restored as Cape Canaveral Name
Washington reports the Interior Department restored the Cape Canaveral name for the cape in Florida after decades as Cape Kennedy. The change, approved unanimously by the Board of Geographic Names, keeps the John F. Kennedy Space Center name unchanged and reflects strong public support in Florida with 1,823 letters backing Canaveral to 16 opposing.
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Washington
UPI
Florida
Cape Canaveral
Cape Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Stephen ‘Wakefield
Ponce de Leon
Board of Geographic Names
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Federal Interagency Committee On Domestic Geographic Names
Canaveral
Cape
Kennedy
Government energy plan urges conservation nationwide
Washington reports a nationwide drive to cut energy use by traveling in compact cars bicycles or on foot and by cooling homes. A 64 page Citizens Action guide estimates saving 220 per family yearly from car pooling 42 from heating reductions and cooler thermostats.
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Washington
UPD
White House
Nixon
Citizens Advisory Committee On Environmental Quality
Henry L. Diamond
New York State Department of Energy Conservation
Covelo FFA shines at Mendocino County Fair
Covelo FFA excelled at the Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show with multiple blue ribbons. Roberta Anderson won two blue ribbons for registered and commercial heifers and placed fourth in beef showmanship. Tim Anderson won first in his class with a registered heifer but missed beef show due to a football injury. Amelia Fisher claimed first with a commercial heifer and third in registered heifer, plus third in FFA beef showmanship. In Agriculture Mechanics Walter Nissen earned three blue ribbons for rope halters and woodwork, Jerry Goodrow earned four blue ribbons in metal wood and rope work, and Gene Simmons took second for rope halters.
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Covelo
Covelo Ffa
Mendocino County
Roberta Anderson
Tim Anderson
Amelia Fisher
Walter ‘Nissen
Jerry Goodrow
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High Court
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Madrid
Spain
Willitsman
Wall Street Charter
Middle East
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc
Bankers Trust Co
Bank
Wall Street
Dines
Todays Market Report
Richard P. McCoy
United Airlines
Denver
Los Angeles
Ukiah Beauty College
N. State St
Willits Ranch
S. State St
Eddington Cleaners
Gene
Simmons
Diane M.’ Shore
St. Ukiah
Dial
Ukiah Daily
Journal
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