Five weekend injury crashes in Ukiah involve motorcycles
Ukiah California Highway Patrol reported five weekend injury crashes, four involving motorcycles. A 14 year old cyclist Bryan Cooper suffered a compound left leg fracture after a curve collision with a car driven by Kerifieth Seigler on Mill Creek Road. Local driver Allan Henderson, 16, was injured when John Peterson, 34, left turned into the motorcycle on S State Street. A non motorcycle crash near Hillside Community Hospital saw Robert Wolcott, 20, ejected from a van on Highway 128 east of Highway 1 with multiple abrasions. Saturday night a motorcycle and passenger, Craig Wharburton, 26, and Sharon Goadsby, 24, were injured when a loose blanket entangled in wheel spokes. David Phelps, 16, Redwood Valley, sustained a fractured leg after skidding into a car driven by Rickey Carley, 20, Willits on Tomki Road. All victims treated at local hospitals.
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Ukiah California Highway Patrol
Bryan Cooper
Seigler
Young Cooper
Ukiah General Hospital
Ukiah Ambulance Service
Allan Henderson
Ukiah
John Peterson
S. State Street
Deep Valley
Robert Wolcott
San Frantisco
Thomas Lloyd
San Francisco
Hillside Community Hospital
Highway 128
Highway 1
Eastside Road
Potter Valley
Highway 20
Craig Wharburton
Sharon Goadsby
Santa Rosa
Mendocino Community Hospital
David Phelps
Redwood Valley
Rickey Carley
Willits
Tomki Road
West Road
Phelps
OA named in suit filed by couple in Mendocino County
Wollman and Marjorie L. agen of the Sanmeruading dane file suit in Mendocino County Superior Court seeking recission of a seven thousand agreement. The couple contends parcels of five acres or more were misrepresented and seeks return of 4500 dollars plus interest and costs. KOA allegedly refused recission on June 29 of this year.
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Chino
California
Mendocino County
Superior Court
Wollman
Marjorie. L.agen
KOA
U.S. jets strike Paul Doumer Bridge in Hanoi Haiphong raids
UPI bulletin says jets knocked out three spans of the mile long Paul Doumer Bridge linking Hanoi with Haiphong during Sunday raids. South Vietnam reports the loss of more than 70 helicopters at Bien Hoa Airbase in the same period.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S. Command
Paul Doumer
Hanoi
Haiphong
Vietnam
Bien Hoa
Fire Calls Report From Weekend Totals and Locations
Weekend fire calls include a resuscitation assist for Margaret Mary Bruce on Apple Avenue and a mutual aid response at Mendocino Community Hospital. A forestry division fire near Hopland involved a control barn and grass, with notes of responses on Friday to 212 W. Gobbi and a barbecue smoke misread.
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Margaret Mary Bruce
Apple Avenue
Mendocino Community Hospital
Division of Forestry
Hopland
Vichy
Ivan Brookman
P. Ms
W. Gobbi
Arab World Reacts to U N Veto and Munich Attacks
Arab League denounces the U N Security Council veto of condemnations over Israeli air raids in Lebanon and Syria. Egypt rejects West German explanations after Munich killings and threats of hard strikes against supporters of Israel surface amid border clashes near Hebron.
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United Press International
United States
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Lebanon
Syria
Egypt
West Germany
Ophir Zadok
Brussels
Tel Aviv
Olympic Village
Munich
Cairo
18 Nation
Arab League
Security Council
Middle East
League
U.S
Baghdad
Beirut
United States of America
West
Hans-Georg Steltzer
Mohammed Hassan el Zayyat
Walter Scheel
Hebron
West Bank of
Jordan
Board agenda outlines ag preserve eligibility criteria
Merced County board will review actions from recent months on eligibility for contracts in ag preserves. The meeting at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse Supervisors Chambers will discuss an eligibility statement for landowners, program costs, and a judge ruling deeming Williamson Act unconstitutional. A environmental impact report, proposals, and a revised joint powers agreement on coastline and open space planning will also be considered.
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Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
Merced
Thas
Panel Answers College Election Questions on TV Night
A panel of experts will discuss the September 19 community college election on Channel 13 Wednesday September 13 from 7 to 8 p.m. Guest panelists include Albert Schlueter Marshall Leve and Mrs. Stanley Brothers with Lois Cook as moderator.
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Community College
Jess
Albert Schlueter
Butte Community College
Marshall Leve
TAC
Stanley Brothers
Ukiah League of Women Voters
Lois. Cook
League
Kissinger Opens Kremlin Talks On Vietnam Trade and Security
Kissinger begins a round of discussions with Soviet leaders in Moscow on Vietnam trade and European security with limits on strategic arms on the agenda. Le Duc Tho, North Vietnam’s top peace negotiator, met Soviet officials briefly before traveling to Paris amid possible new secret talks.
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Moscow
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Vietnam
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
Paris
Kissinger
Hanoi
Peking
Germany
Willy Brandi
Munich
Alexei Kosygin
Horst Bittner
Europe
United States
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Communist, Party
Russia
Washington
Soviet Union
Prop. 22 fraud charges loom in California voting fight
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown and District Attorney Joseph Busch pursue civil and criminal steps over Proposition 22. Brown weighs removing the measure from the November ballot as Busch reports broad misrepresentation by petition circulators targeting black Los Angeles residents. The initiative would regulate farm labor disputes, voting secrecy, and strike cooling off periods backed by farm owners and opposed by Cesar Chavez and his union.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Secretary of
Edmund G
Jerry’” Brown
Joseph Busch
Farm Labor Initiative
Brown
Farm Owners and
California Farm Bureau Federation
Cesar Chavez
Farm Workers Union
Chavez
District‘ Attorney’ S Office
Busch
Iverson Landing brush fire containment achieved
A 108 acre Iverson Landing brush and timber fire south of Point Arena was sparked by winds from a debris burn. Firefighters reached containment by early Sunday after starting at 1:34 p.m. Saturday. 199 personnel and 61 pieces of equipment fought the blaze at its peak. Two outbuildings were destroyed and aerial support from Ukiah and Fort Bragg crews aided the response.
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Iverson Landing
Point Arena
Ukiah
Point
Fort Bragg
Rohnerville
Humboldt County
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Forecast
Northwestern California shows mostly stable conditions through Tuesday with a cool spell. Fort Bragg expect 64 today dropping to 36 tonight and back to 64 Tuesday with scattered mountain showers possible in the afternoons and evenings. Ukiah tops 80 today with 44 tonight and 60 Tuesday. Coastal small craft warning remains from Cape Mendocino northward.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Cape Mendocino
Assessor Nearly Trampled by Cattle and Spaniel Incident
Assessor Webb Brown, recovering with six broken ribs, recalls a narrow escape in Potter Valley last week. While testing a Brittany spaniel amid 34 cows and calves, a Hereford charged, knocking him to the ground as the herd milled and moved toward the fence, leaving Brown and the dog scrambling to safety.
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Webb Brown
Brown
Sacramento
Watson
Marion Baker
Yolo County
West Road
Potter Valley
Powerhouse Road
Injunction Granted in Brashear Garbage Bill Dispute
A superior court injunction in Mendocino County bars the City of Ukiah from shutting off water and electrical service over a $27 garbage bill. Marie Brashear sued after alleging she did not request garbage pickup or receive service in July and did not owe the disputed charges.
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Ukiah
Marie Brashear
Mendocino
Superior Cour
Butte County
J. F. Good
Brashear
GOP Headquarters Opening Report Delays Details
Local notes indicate the Republican party plans a headquarters opening in Ti Gary with details still unclear and candidate information under discussion.
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Melissa Carpenter Kendrick
Main Street
Otis Kendrick
Norm Hallam
Bulletin
Bonn
Ag Preserve Recap
Kremlin
Iverson
GOP
Gary. Antolini
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