Ford pulls ahead of Carter in California poll lead
In California Ford holds a statistically significant six point lead over Carter at 46 to 40. Carter's support has waned from an August lead, with sentiment split among party members and a notable rise for Tunney over Hayakawa in the Senate race. McCarthy write-in could draw up to three percent, mainly from Carter.
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California
Ford
Carter
San Francisco
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Field Research Corp
Melvin D. Field
John Tunney
S.I. Hayakawa
Field
GOP
Eugene McCarthy
Tunney-Hayakawa
Willits Talks 100 Percent Federal Funding for Police Station
Willits could receive full federal funding for a new police facility under the Public Works Capital and Investment Program. City officials discussed site choices near the county museum, with debate over proximity to the business district. A committee was formed to review site options and manage the application while city vacancies and library board posts were also being filled.
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David Gridley
Willits
George Koehler
Public Works
George Recoglio
T Ie
Howard Bestifeed
Koehler
County Museum
Francis Porro
John Snider
Recagno
Bashford
Planning Commission
Ed Gullette
Library Board
Unit IL
Harrah
Rape suspects freed pending new trial
Two Bay area men Bobby Allen Brown and Fredric Luis Metzger were released on their own recognizance after a mistrial in a Berkeley rape case. Superior Court Judge Timothy O'Brien set a new trial date for November 19 due to attorney schedules.
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Bay Area
Theaslay
Superior Court
Timothy O’brien
Bobby Allen Brown
Rodeo
Fredric Luis Metzger
San Pablo
Greg Sager
Brown
Mendocino County
Metzger
Richard Petersen
Sager
Homegrown Dwellings in Ukiah Daily Journal Supplement
The Ukiah Daily Journal publishes a Homegrown edition on Dwellings with Gary Fawson William Bradd Debbie DeVries and contributors Charle Acker and Homestead Enterprises. It covers alternative housing tools remodeling planning water systems and packaged housing. Northwestern California forecast notes fair days through Saturday with patchy fog along the coast and coastal highs in the mid 70s.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Gary Fawson
William Bradd
Debbie DeVries
Charle Acker
Homestead Enterprises
Daily Journal
California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Cloverdale Woman Seeks Plea Review in Grand Theft Case
Jessie Jeri Gray, 57, former Ukiah law firm bookkeeper, pled guilty to one count of grand theft for embezzling funds. Her attorney seeks a 30 day continuance to examine probation notes and dispute restitution claims. Judge Tim O'Brien set November 12 for further proceedings and noted possible probation terms including 48 months and $17,439 restitution with jail time.
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Cindy Houger
United Nations International Children’s’ Crties
Unicef
Journal
Raymond
Tim O’brien
Cloverdale
O'Brien
Jessie ‘Jeri’ Gray
Ukiah
Shivell
O’brien
Gray
Department of Corrections
Ukiah Unified Ballot Details on Dissolution and PV Changes
Voters in the Ukiah Unified District face Proposition B to dissolve the current district and form two new ones. Potter Valley area ballots include Propositions B and C on dissolution and revenue limits, plus five candidates for the new Potter Valley board.
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Ukiah Unified District
Ukiah Unified
Potter Valley
Highway 20
Potter Valley School Distrit
Helen Blundell
Henry F. Beck
Patricia H. Brown
Ray Brown
Nancy March
Harry H. Minnich
Eugene J. McGuinness McFadden
Lawrence R. Thornton
Don Todd
Sam Todd
Ditch Tencher
Ernie Pauli
Mary Jo Hunter
William T. Chappel
Charmaine Siciliani
Marion Day
Ukiah
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Jimmy
Hayakawa
Keenes
Pine Beach Inn
K. Hunter
Today’s Journal
Arthur Shivell
Blacklock Furniture
Stheth
Mkian
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