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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1970
Page
8
Norman Yates, Fort Bragg insurance agent, was unanimously elected president of the Fort Bragg Mendocino Coast Chamber of Commerce for the new fiscal year ending June 30. He succeeds Leo Meskis. Daniel Mulvihill named vice president, Pat Connole re-elected treasurer, and Doris Dodson chosen secretary.
Angell receives applause for leadership as president of Ukiah High School Band Parents Association. Band director Rowland Neilson notes a fourth place trophy in Class B at a Concord band review on Oct. 10 and outlines upcoming band events. Officers elected include Mrs. Charles Stevens secretary and Len Weselskey treasurer. New committees named for membership and publicity. Band members sell light bulbs to fund travel. Also notes Billy Casper to speak at Fireside gathering in Oakland and community notices about Chamber of Commerce and local arrest for non support.
Two escapees from Santa Clara County prison farm were arrested Wednesday night by Highway Patrol officers on U S 101 north of Hopland in a stolen car from San Jose. Clyde Doyle White 20 of Cupertino and Vernon Doyle Lawdon 27 of Milpitas were booked in Ukiah jail awaiting Santa Clara County authorities. A third suspect was released. Iceberg lettuce packing origin noted.
Alpine County residents traveled 120 miles to Sacramento to seek Gov. Reagan’s aid amid rumors of a homosexual influx. County officials fear GLF plans to move in and take over local government, while Reagan’s legal aide doubts actionable steps exist. Residents vow to press legal options.
Al Barbero urged residents to back his campaign and thanked those who wrote or called. He emphasized officials cannot function without the electorate and pledged ongoing meetings with citizens to discuss issues and consider opinions.
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