Suspension Hearing Set Nov 6 for Mendocino Judges
Mendocino County Justices Maurice Tindall and Glenn Evans, convicted of moral turpitude conspiracy, were ordered by the California Supreme Court to appear Nov 6 in San Francisco to show cause why they should not be removed or suspended. Clerk William Sullivan said copies were mailed and they may file a written retort by Oct 30. Interim judges McMaster and Carver handle county courts during the review.
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State Supreme Court
San Francisco
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Anderson Valley Justice Court
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Round Valley Justice Court
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Supreme Court
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The
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Cutley’s Cove
Boon- Ville Court
George Carver
Long Valley
Covelo Court
Judee McMaster
Jude Carver
Tindall and Evans
District Water District Plans Move In Redwood Valley
Merle Orchard told the Board of Supervisors to prepare a resolution and proclamation to define the Redwood Valley water district boundaries and set an election after a public hearing with about 25 residents. Ed Carpenter said the district would include the valley area near the 920 foot contour with an assessed value around 1.8 million dollars. PG and E sought exclusion for its Redwood Valley substation of 20 acres valued about 300 thousand dollars. Oscar Klee opposed exclusion but the motion failed 4 to 1.
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Merle Orchard
O Water District
Redwood Valley
Board of Supervisors
Ed Carpenter
Herman Karbe
Pacific Gas and Electric
Pg&e
Oscar Klee
Carpenter
Owater
Klee
Water District
Pape
Key Development Conference Planned
Mendocino County officials announce a "Key Development Conference" in the Masonite room at the Palace Motel next week. Sponsored by the Board of Supervisors, Chamber of Commerce, and Economic Development Board, the event runs 10 am to approximately 3 pm and covers transportation, forest products, tourism, industry potential, and planning.
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Lyell Cash
Uxiah
Mendocino County Development Board
Frank Petersen
State Economic Development Agency
Joe Scaramella
Board of Supervisors
Larkin Younce
Ukiah Realtor
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Journal
G. Hunter
Ie Growth
Palace Motel
Mendocino
County Chamber of Commerce
County Economic Development Board
Oppum
Claudie Bradford
Manineer
Severteb
Sacramento
Seerrank Petersen
Wis Res
Detwartianen
Pinance
Phanning
Sen
Petersen
Pepieb
B 58 Bomber Sets New Non Stop Flight Record
A B 58 bomber flew nonstop from Okinawa to a West coast point, setting a new record for endurance. President and military officials praised the mission, noting the flight covered about 9,800 miles with one stop near Newbury. The test aimed to demonstrate the bomber’s capability for long range missions under SAC command.
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Washington
Ukiah Policeman's Ball Warned With Snow Forecast
Ukiah residents are urged to buy ducats for the Ukiah Policeman's Ball at Carl Purdy Hall this Saturday night. An eight piece San Francisco orchestra led by Dick Vance is set to perform a dance program at the event, with tickets priced at $1.25 in advance and at the door. Local Lions Club football game proceeds are expected to fund dancing afterward at Auton Stadions, and police say there will be ample time for couples to enjoy the evening despite the predicted winter weather.
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Skiah Police
Dick Vance
San Pranecisco Orchestrial
Lance Gansie
Enjoy Trent
Jamal Dainee
Crome
Ukiah Lions
Auton
Jackson Winner Of Two Free Lions Football Tickets
Jackson winner of two free tickets to Lions football games announced by Ukiah Lions Club member Dien Foster. Tickets cost 1 for adults 40 cents for students and may be purchased from Lions members or at the gate. Names appear in the Thinketl Journal Classified section with the final winner announced tomorrow.
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Ukiah Lions Club
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Willits Lucas
College View
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Aib
Ridas
Livts
Lumber Problem To Be Reviewed In Washington
Congressmen and U S Senators join a breakfast in Washington on November 6 with Secretary of Agriculture Freeman to review lumber issues. The session coincides with the National Lumber Manufacturers Association meeting on November 26. Topics include timber sales contracts revisions appraisal issues and increases in allowable timber cut.
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Orville Freeman
Washington, D.C
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National Lumber Manufacturers Association
U.S
Freeman
Agriculture
WLS. Forest Service
Miujor
Second Public Hearing On Zoning Tonight
The City Council convenes at 8 o'clock in City Hall to hear a second public hearing on the proposed zoning ordinance. A report on a Joint Senate and Assembly meeting in Redding about airport issues will be presented along with bids for cement mortar piping and a request to authorize bids for transformers of specified sizes by City Manager Lyell Cash and officials.
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Joint
Committee of Senate and Assembly
Lyell Cash
Cash
County Fatals At 29 County Fatals At 29 A Salt Lake City woman dies on Highway 101
A two-vehicle crash seven miles south of Ukiah results in the death of 29 year old Narnia Johnson of Salt Lake City. Her husband 42 year old Curtis Johnson and two children survive with minor injuries. George Kritsky 39 of San Anselmo, driver of the southbound car, is critically injured. Kritsky left a construction zone just before the skid and was taken to Ukiah General Hospital. The dead woman was taken to Eversole Mortuary for autopsy. The accident raises Mendocino County fatalities for the year to two. Fire response to a residence fire on Helen Avenue is also noted.
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Norma Johnson
Salt Lake City
Ukiah
Curtis &. Johnson
Marjie
Linda
George Kritsky
San Anselmo
Ukiah General Hospital
Johnson
Highway 101
Narnia Johnson
Curtis BR. Johnson
Ukiah General
George Kaitsky
PGE
Kritsky
Midway
James McBride
Algeria mobilizes volunteers to fight Morocco
Thousands of Algerians answer President Ben Bella's call to arms flocking to recruiting stations in Algiers as volunteers march through the center amid cheering crowds. Senior envoys fly to Marrakech for talks with Moroccan officials, while clashes and protests ripple in Algiers and Constantine as the conflict escalates.
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Alverign Armas
Majo Slimane Hedtaan
Marrakech
Ben Bella
Wink Tussan
Tuedas
Passi Bedda Ane
Alaaers
First Lady Unworried in Morocco Visit
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy spent two weeks touring Greece Turkey and Morocco despite illness diagnosis. Her Morocco stop included a desert tent spectacle with Berber horsemen and a riderless horse charge, halted by Secret Service as she watched from rugs and tea served in small glassware.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Weather Overview for Northwestern California
Northwestern California experiences fair conditions with light winds and a warming trend into Thursday. Coastal winds shift from north to southwest as high pressure settles, while minor local fog may affect morning coastal areas near Ukiah Napa and Santa Rosa.
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Caliifornia
Waermer
Tach Todes
Desetonite Ukiah
Brown says senator very sick. expects statement soon
Los Angeles Gov. Edmund G Brown said Sen. Chair Bagde is very ill and a definite condition statement is expected within the next two weeks. The brief report follows a day of political developments across the United States.
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Bagde
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