Water line rupture may tie to San Fernando quake
SACRAMENTO AP UPI State Water Resources Director William Gianelli ordered an investigation to see if last winter's San Fernando earthquake caused the California Aqueduct to rupture near Lancaster. The 76 foot wide hole flooded Antelope Valley, with repair costs estimated at 50 000 to 100 000 dollars and a three month timeline. Investigators will inspect the Antelope Valley canal for weaknesses while officials doubt sabotage, noting the break occurred before the quake and that the canal’s completion will include automatic monitoring to detect level changes within two minutes.
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Sacramento
UPI
William Gianelli
San Fernando
California
Gianelli
Lancaster
Antelope Valley
Los Angeles
Aqueduct
Southern California
Ukiah Marriage Summons and Local Business Notice
The document covers a marriage summons in Mendocino County for the petition by Diana Van Tassell against Charles Van Tassell with a 30 day response window and potential court orders on property, custody, and support. It also includes a fictitious business name statement for Ukiah Liquors & Sporting Goods by David and Marianne Durfee with filing dates and addresses, plus publication and circulation details of the Mendocino Publishing Co. news.
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Jack C. Hamson
P.O. Box
Ukiah
California
Superior Court of California
County of Mendocino
Diana J. van Tassell
Charles P. van Tassell
Viola Richardson
Ukiah Liquors & Sporting Goods
South State St
Mendocino County
Calif
David L. Durfee
Marianne L. Durfee
David L. Durfees
Blast at Iranian Consulate in S F Causes No Injuries
A powerful blast ripped the Iranian Consulate in San Francisco at 11 44 p m. No one was hurt as the three story building twisted from the shock. Investigators, FBI and police swarmed the scene while witnesses noted a dumbwaiter device set the explosion. An Iranian student group claimed responsibility, saying the Shah’s regime is opposed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Iran
Parvis Adie
Confederation of Iranian Students
University of California
San Francisco Bay Area
Berkeley
Ali Stari
San
Aagaard named to ACS post at 25th annual meeting
Dr. Carl Aagaard of Ukiah was elected to the executive committee of the American Cancer Society California division at the 25th Annual meeting held October 8 at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. The new statewide ACS president is Mrs. Robert L. Brown of Woodland Hills.
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Carl Aagaard
Ukiah
American Cancer Society
California
Biltmore Hotel
Los Angeles
Robert L. Brown
Woodland Hills
West L A Driver Involved In Overnight 101 Crash
A West Los Angeles motorist, Mike McElroy, was found overturned in a ditch on Highway 101 after allegedly dozing at the wheel. He reportedly complained of chest and back pains and was taken to Ukiah General Hospital by Ukiah fire department ambulance.
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Los Angeles
Mike McElroy
McNab Ranch
Ukiah Fire Department
McElroy
Ukiah General Hospital
Local Jaycees Help Pupils With Bridge Access
Ukiah Jaycees completed a face lifting of the 15 year old Wabash Creek Bridge used by Nokomis school pupils. Principal Bob Cannon says the renovated bridge keeps about 200 of 510 students safe and saves a lengthy walk. The project also returned borrowed tables to the Jaycees.
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Wabash Creek
Nokomis School
Bob Cannon
Cannon
Ukiah Jaycees
Jaycees
San Marino issues first postage stamp in 1877
San Marino, the world’s oldest and smallest republic, marked its postal history by issuing its first postage stamp in 1877, a milestone reflecting its enduring sovereignty and historic status.
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San Marino
Ukiah group held in grand theft and drug charges
Three women and a man from Ukiah were arrested after an investigation into a theft of more than 1300 dollars from 21 year old Joil Rodriguiz. Jeanne Sue Allen was also taken into custody and charged with grand theft. Police recovered over 800 dollars in cash.
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Jesus C. Montoya
Lynn Crabtree
Pamela Tooley
Ukiah
Joil Rodriguiz
Jeanne Sue Allen
Services held for Joe King in Ukiah
Graveside services for Joe King, 82, of Ukiah, were conducted at Ukiah Cemetery on Thursday afternoon with Rev. Richard Taylor presiding. A native of Walla Walla Washington, King lived in Ukiah 53 years, was a retired farmer, and had been hospitalized for years. No survivors were listed. Eversole Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Joe Nr 82
Ukiah
Ukiah Cemetery
Richard Taylor
Walla Walla
Wash
King
Eversole Mortuary
Funeral services set for Marshall A. Smith in Ukiah
Funeral services for Marshall Allen Smith, 41, of Ukiah who died Wednesday are scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday at Eversole Mortuary. The Rev. Richard Taylor will officiate with interment in Ukiah Cemetery. He was born in Artesia and worked as an oil well rigger. survivors include wife Faye, four children Theresa David Larry and Chris, and his mother Hazel Smith, all of Ukiah.
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Marshall Allen Smith
Ukiah
Eversole Mortuary
Richard Taylor
Artesia
Smith
Faye Smith
Theresa
David
Larry
Chris
Hazel Smith
Theft Reported at Ukiah Contractor Warehouse
Lee McGraw a general contractor at 311 Lovers Lane Ukiah reported theft from his Millview Drive warehouse during the past week. A paint gun, pump and two saws were stolen from an unlocked facility. Total loss estimated at $500.
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Lee McGraw
Lover’s Lane
Ukiah
Millview Drive
Friendly act backfires for motorist near Navarro
Stephen Redlick of Healdsburg stopped to help a stranded motorist on Highway 128 south of Navarro Tuesday. The supposed driver pulled a gun, demanded money, and fled with $1,187.50 and several cartons of cigarettes after Redlick was ordered to place his cash on the car hood and walk into the woods.
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Good Samaritan
Stephen Redlick
Healdsburg
Highway 128
Navarro
Redlick
Funeral planned for Harvey A. Jackson in Utah
Funeral services for Harvey Albert Jackson 81 of Ukiah are set for Monday in St. George Utah with interment in St. George Cemetery. Final rites will be by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Born 1890 in Toquerville he had lived in Ukiah 18 days. Survived by Irma Jackson a Ukiah resident a daughter Mrs Charles Campbell also of Ukiah and three grandchildren.
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Harvey Albert Jackson
Ukiah
St. George
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Toquerville
Jackson
Irma Jackson
Charles Campbell
Theft Reported Near Albion On Navarro Ridge Road
Clifford A. Sanders of Albion reports personal property stolen from a new house site east of Albion on Navarro Ridge Road. Items taken include a movie camera and projector, films, a guitar, three saws and a drill valued at $982.
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Clifford A. Sanders
Albion
Sheriff's Deputies
Navarro Ridge Road
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