Mao dies as China faces leadership succession struggle
China announced Mao Tsetung's death on July 6 triggering calls for party unity and a power shift toward moderates. Hua Kuo-feng heads the funeral committee as analysts expect the military to shape Mao's successor amid economic concerns and doctrinaire policies. Public mourning spread from Beijing to Tiananmen Square as flags drop to half mast and a week of state mourning begins.
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Ito Feng
China
Hua
Great Hall of the People
Peking
People’s Republic of China
Chiang Kai-shek
Frey’s pot law challenge fizzles at county courthouse
Ed Frey, a longtime marijuana activist, staged a protest outside Mendocino County DA Duncan James’s office by taping two small cannabis plants to the door and planting a grape vine outside. He sought to test the constitutionality of privacy-based marijuana prohibitions, but the scene drew no arrests as police were tied up with an armed robbery investigation. Frey has a history with the DA’s office after delivering plants for arrest requests and has argued state laws unfairly target cannabis while treating grape growing for wine as less severe.
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California
Legal Services
Duncan James
Ed Frey
Frey
Ukiah
N. State Street
Tom Jondahl
Jondahl
Howard McPherson
McPherson
Mendocino
James
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Patchy conditions forecast in Fort Bragg and Ukiah area
Patchy low clouds or fog reduce visibility along Fort Bragg with temperatures around 54 to 62 degrees. Local forecast mentions Sand Me row 188 p ne, indicating partial weather note or coded reference.
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Tatome
Fort Bragg
Airliners collide killing 171 over Yugoslavia
A British Airways jet and a Yugoslav airliner crashed at 30 000 feet above Vrbavec near Zagreb killing all 171 aboard. The British plane was London to Istanbul with 54 passengers and 9 crew. The Yugoslav flight Split to Cologne carried 108, mostly West German tourists.
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Yugoslavia
UPI
British Airways
Vrbavec
Zagreb
Yugoslav Republic of
Croatia
London
Istanbul
Split
Cologne
West Germany
Prospective Grand Jury Draws Set For Next Friday
Prospective members of the 1976-77 Grand Jury will gather next Friday in Superior Court at 11 a.m. in Dept. 1 for a 19-member panel. Judges A.B. Broaddus and Timothy O'Brien will preside as six nominees per district are chosen. the 30 names include Ellen Berman, Robert Burke Jr, Lawrence Camp, Lee Enemark, Benjamin Franklin and others from Ukiah, Fort Bragg, Mendocino, Willits, Potter Valley, Redwood Valley, Philo, Comptche, Covelo, and Point Arena.
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Superior Court
Dept. 1
A.B. Broaddus
Timothy O’brien
Ellen Berman
Robert Burke, Jr
Lawrence Camp
Lee Enemark
Benjamin Franklin
Shirley Heller
Russell Hansohn
Hays Hickey
Gloria Lockhart
Lynda Myers
Greg Petersen
Robert Satterwhite
Ukiah
Colleen Grogan
Norman Glover
A.J. Gray
Evelyn Hale
Lois Holmes
Fort Bragg
Crisida Campbell
James Corley
Phillip Vedder
Mendocino
Marian Gordon
Joyce Gustafson
Richard Simon
Willits
Gisella Minahan
Jim Thornton
Potter Valley
William Neese Jr
Redwood Valley
Simon Blattner
Philo
William Ross
Comptche
Fred Welsh
Covelo
Arnold Zettler
Point Arena
Donations Seek Help as Ukiah Group Sends Books to Philippines
Checks from the Tri-Club Lionesses and Soroptimist International of Ukiah funded 170 boxes of school books mailed to the Philippines by Belen Martin and local clubs. Total weight reached 1,870 pounds with postage around 356.96 dollars. Boxes were sent to Camiling Central School and Bobton Second Elementary School, with letters of thanks from principals Maria I. Ovejera and Rufino C. Bacolor.
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Susan Steel
Tri-Club
Lionesses
Belen Martin
Mendocino County
Philippine Islands
Artin
Carol Rhoades
The
Fae
Tri-Club Lionesses
Soroptimist International of
Ukiah
Islands
Lorraine Street
Willits High School
Martin
Philippines
West Camiling
Maria I. Ovejera
Camiling Central School
Three Arrested in Ukiah Pawn Shop Holdup
Ukiah police say three Ukiah residents were arrested within two hours after a robbery at Ukiah Pawn Shop at 221 N State Street. The suspects allegedly forced the manager at gunpoint, stole cash, jewelry and guns, and were chased by deputies and Willits officers, leading to arrests.
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Ukiah
Robert Tynes
Mary Ann Tynes
Ethel May Lane
Tynes
N. ‘State Street
Robert Webb
Webb
Restroagh
Mendocino Cornty
Willits
Ken Smith
Smith
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