Militants hijack flights spark Israeli retaliation in Middle East
United Press International reports two separate hijackings involving Boeing 727s. In Houston gunmen seized an Eastern Air Lines jet forcing a flight to Cuba, killing a man on the ground and wounding another. the plane then returned to Miami. Israel bombed guerrilla bases near Damascus after West Germany freed hijackers. Syria claimed heavy losses as attacks continued around the Golan Heights. An Eastern spokesman said four men forced their way onto the jet at the boarding gate, killing Stanley Hubbard and wounding Wyattkinson during the ensuing gunfight.
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Libya
Houston
U.S
Cuba
Israel
Damascus
Golan Heights
Syria
Golda Meir
Bonn
Eastern‘Air Lines
Stanley Hubbard
Hubbard
Eastern
Wyattkinson
Wilkinson
Board moves to halt illegal lot splits in Bel Arbres
District Attorney Duncan James was asked to draft an ordinance adding a public hearing requirement for existing subdivisions proposed as new splits. Don Colombini urged stopping further splits north of Ukiah on Uva Drive after reports of pre zoning and post zoning divisions. Max McKee faced misdemeanor counts, pled no contest, with sentencing pending. Kennedy obtained a building permit for a septic tank on a pre zoning split, stop work ordered, while Colombiani sought to raise minimum lot sizes to 65 000 square feet and start a rezoning through the planning commission.
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Duncan James
Don Colombini
Bel Arbres
Ukiah
Uva Drive
Max McKee
Hale McCowen Jr
Kennedy
Aes
Planning Commission
Judge Fred D. Collins Dies After Heart Attack
Willits judge Fred D. Collins 69 longtime Little Lake Judicial District magistrate died of an apparent heart attack Saturday at Howard Memorial Hospital in Willits He had served as police court judge city clerk and justice court magistrate and earlier in life with the U S Marine Corps and Navy He is survived by wife Edith son Fred Collins and daughter Patricia Adams along with two brothers seven grandchildren and a great grandchild Recitation of the rosary and funeral services were announced with burial set for Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno The article also notes a cold snap in Ukiah with frost and record low temperatures in the days surrounding the death
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Little Lake
Fred D. Collins
U.S. Marine Corps
Navy
Edith
Fred Collins
Carrier seeks payment on routes amid collection effort
A carrier from Ukiah Daily Journal is collecting due payments for current routes. The man requests prompt settlement to avoid further action as collection activity continues.
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Ukiah
Carri
Masonite Bomb Sweep Yields No Explosive Evidence
An unidentified male phoned Ukiah police Friday claiming a bomb was planted at the Masonite plant. Deputies and Masonite personnel conducted an intensive search but found no evidence of a device. Sheriff Reno Bartolomie and Undersheriff Tim Shea oversaw the inquiry within their jurisdiction.
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Ukiah Police
Sheriff's
Reno
Bartolomie
Tim
Shea
McGovern Presses Nixon to Sign Cease Fire Deal
McGovern and Viet Cong negotiators urged a Tuesday signing of the nine point cease fire in Paris. Kissinger said no U S signing until six to seven issues are clarified, with more talks planned. Agnew and Chinese officials pressed for swift action amid urging from Hanoi and Saigon. CHICAGO train crash roils rush hour as 38 bodies are taken to Cook County morgue and hundreds injured.
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International
North Vietnam
George McGovern
United States
White House
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Nguyen Thi
Binh
Paris
Nixon
Nan Chang
McGovern
Hartford
Conn
Gen. Thieu
Washington
Saigon
Spiro T. Agnew
Chicago
UPI
Cook ‘County
Illlnois
Cranston blasts Nixon veto of bills at campaign gathering
Democratic Senator Cranston assailed President Nixon for pocket vetoes of nine bills aimed at veteran care rehabilitation and welfare reform. He urged voters to support Keene in a fundraising luncheon and warned of further war in Vietnam if Nixon wins reelect. He also attacked Reagan and McGovern remarks while noting TV service disruptions tied to a TelePrompTer system test and urging callers to contact TIA.
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Nixon
Senate
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Fairgrounds
Keene Persons
Keene
California
New Post Office Corporation
Vietnam
Sen
George McGovern
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Mendocino State Hospital
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Channel 13
S. Main Street
TelePrompTer
Jim Langton
Television Improvement Association
TIA
Oregon Corporation
Langton
Gingerbread the Shepherd Mix Shot on Probation Neighbor Property
A 16 year old shepherd mix named Gingerbread was shot shortly after 8 Sunday morning on property adjoining Bobbie Powell at 940 Knob Hill Road. The sheriff's office investigates. Powell had faced complaints about the dog's barking. Gingerbread reportedly jumped a four foot fence to be shot by a single rifle bullet. Powell plans legal action against the shooter.
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Gingerbread
Northwestern California Weather Outlook This Week
Northwestern California forecast through Tuesday calls for a fair spell with colder nights and warmer days. Lows around 25 to 28 degrees and highs near 35 in Fort Bragg and Ukiah, with similar conditions across the region.
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Ukiah
Fort. Bragg
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