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Date |
Page | Headline | Subject(s) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17701 | 1992-05-22 | A4 | Face to Face: Kaye Humphry discusses the Humboldt County Commission on the Status of Women | WOMEN |
| 17702 | 1992-05-22 | A4 | Editorial: Eureka doesn't need a tax to improve plice services | ELECTIONS, EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT, TAXES |
| 17703 | 1992-05-22 | A5 | Joseph Patrick Reed killed ex-roommate David Leslie Cross in self defense, jury told | HOMICIDE |
| 17704 | 1992-05-22 | A5 | Science teacher Jeff Self of Washington School wins added honor from State Farm Insurance (photo) | TEACHERS, WASHINGTON SCHOOL |
| 17705 | 1992-05-22 | B1 | Art exhibit at Cultural Center celebrates new talent from students (photo Horses by Monica Hiner) | ART & ARTISTS, YOUTH |
| 17706 | 1992-05-22 | B1 | 10 local high school artists have been accepted into California State Summer School for the Arts | ART & ARTISTS, HIGH SCHOOLS |
| 17707 | 1992-05-22 | B2 | Clarke Museum receives Wells Fargo donation of bank documents (photo K.Binion, D.Trepanier,C. Israel | BANKING, CLARKE MUSEUM |
| 17708 | 1992-05-23 | A1 | State vows a long fight in gas case; appeal set on Humboldt Petroleum rule. | GASOLINE |
| 17709 | 1992-05-23 | A1 | Whole lot of shaking is going on in Petrolia; residents still putting lives back together. | EARTHQUAKES, PETROLIA |
| 17710 | 1992-05-23 | A1 | Stretch of beach south of Cape Mendocino 3 feet higher following quake. | BEACHES, EARTHQUAKES |
| 17711 | 1992-05-23 | A3 | Quake buildings start coming down in Rio Dell, Fortuna; owners don't all agree on demolition (photo) | EARTHQUAKES |
| 17712 | 1992-05-23 | A3 | Relief operations are shutting down; federal emergency centers all closed, workers stay as needed. | EARTHQUAKES |
| 17713 | 1992-05-23 | A3 | Freshwater water system costs less than expected. | WATER SUPPLY |
| 17714 | 1992-05-23 | A3 | Superior Court Judge J.Michael Brown takes himself off Humboldt Co. Library waterfront site case. | HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY |
| 17715 | 1992-05-23 | A3 | Zane Jr. High Career Day event starts rumors flying with flyover by F-16 jet. | ZANE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL |
| 17716 | 1992-05-23 | A3 | Two Oregon men, Richard Dixon and Lyle Klettke, hurt when car lands in Big Lagoon. | ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE |
| 17717 | 1992-05-23 | A3 | PG&E gives $40,000 for quake aid. | EARTHQUAKES |
| 17718 | 1992-05-23 | A3 | Rates may rise again on garbage collection in the county. | REFUSE DISPOSAL |
| 17719 | 1992-05-23 | A3 | Camoapan visitor Teresa Martinez greeted by Arcata City Council. | SISTER CITIES |
| 17720 | 1992-05-23 | A4 | Letters to the editor: All this debate doesn't library; Trash donated for Humboldt Library. | HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIBRARY |
| 17721 | 1992-05-23 | B1 | Why God shook the earth, by Pastor David Klimer. | EARTHQUAKES, RELIGION |
| 17722 | 1992-05-23 | B1 | Lorna Jarrett named director of Eel River Area Interfaith Earthquake Response group. | EARTHQUAKES |
| 17723 | 1992-05-23 | C1 | St. Bernard Crusaders rally for win; victory over Hoopa Valley clinches Little 5 baseball title. | BASEBALL |
| 17724 | 1992-05-23 | C3 | Co-op Classic bicycle race dream dies; race won't take place in 1992. | BICYCLES |
| 17725 | 1992-05-24 | A1 | Close-up:Activists,Why do they do it? R.Springer,C.Boak,I.Kaufman,L.Nelson,M.Nicodemus,M.Williams(Ph | DEMONSTRATIONS, POLITICS |
| 17726 | 1992-05-24 | A1 | Voter registration for the primary election sets a new high record in Humboldt, says AsstClrk Leeper | ELECTIONS |
| 17727 | 1992-05-24 | A1 | Pelican Bay State Prison inmate Duane Poole,in for drunk driving, walked away from minimum facility. | PELICAN BAY PRISON |
| 17728 | 1992-05-24 | A3 | A proposed Safeway store at Bayshore Mall and area restoration of salt water marsh reviewed by State | GROCERIES, WETLANDS |
| 17729 | 1992-05-24 | A3 | Humboldt county workers have begun voting on a new labor agreement which also involves pay equity. | HUMBOLDT COUNTY - EMPLOYEES, LABOR UNIONS |
| 17730 | 1992-05-24 | A3 | The state Coastal Conservancy board okayed $150,000 grant for the Arcata Marsh Interpretative center | ARCATA MARSH |
| 17731 | 1992-05-24 | A3 | The 23rd Kinetic Sculpture Race started 43 contestants, Hundreds of well wishers watched. (Photo) | KINETIC SCULPTURE RACE |
| 17732 | 1992-05-24 | A3 | Safety rules for Humboldt Bay public notice issued by Coast Guard, Harbor,& Sheriffs Dept. officals. | HUMBOLDT BAY HARBOR DISTRICT, HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF, U.S. COAST GUARD |
| 17733 | 1992-05-24 | A4 | Editorial: Fortuna's quake damage poses challenge to downtown merchants and residents. | EARTHQUAKES, FORTUNA |
| 17734 | 1992-05-24 | A5 | The worlds largest Tanoak tree is on Hennessey Ridge east of Willow Creek, listed March 1991.Plaque | TREES, WILLOW CREEK |
| 17735 | 1992-05-24 | B1 | Irene Trichilo 94, of Fortuna recalls her life & San Francisco earthquakes of 1906 and 1989(Photos) | EARTHQUAKES |
| 17736 | 1992-05-24 | B2 | A new Nicotine addiction support group using Alcoholics Anonymous-like Rules has started in Eureka. | AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, PUBLIC HEALTH, SMOKING |
| 17737 | 1992-05-24 | B3 | Michael Phillips, writer and bookstore owner to speak at Friends of the Redwood Libraries dinner. | AUTHORS, BOOKS |
| 17738 | 1992-05-24 | B3 | Humboldt Women for Shelter support group for women in violent relationships to have meetings. | WOMEN |
| 17739 | 1992-05-24 | C5 | Humboldt State University students Rodney Hulslander, Jeff Verity, Brad Bozell, Nicole Sheets honord | BUSINESS & INDUSTRY, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY - STUDENTS |
| 17740 | 1992-05-24 | C6 | U.S. Small Business Admin. honors Joan Rainwater-Gish; Jim Sciaroni honored by Arcata Economic Delv. | BUSINESS & INDUSTRY |
| 17741 | 1992-05-26 | A1 | Memorial Day ceremonies at Ocean View Cemetery honoring the dead and veterans of past wars.(Photo) | MEMORIAL DAY, VETERANS |
| 17742 | 1992-05-26 | A1 | Drunk-driving arrests for Memorial Day weekend were up over last year on the North Coast. | DRUNK DRIVERS, MEMORIAL DAY |
| 17743 | 1992-05-26 | A1 | Top Banana won the Kinetic Sculpture Race, over the other 44 enterees,in Ferndale Saturday to Monday | KINETIC SCULPTURE RACE |
| 17744 | 1992-05-26 | A1 | Rabies epidemic continues to infect animals of northern Humboldt county. Jeff Arnold quoted. | RABIES |
| 17745 | 1992-05-26 | A3 | Parking restrictions adopted for Eureka streets, First (3rd to 4th) and Cousins (13th to Myrtle). | PARKING |
| 17746 | 1992-05-26 | A3 | Donny Dellabalma and Lil Benavidez Stodder recognized at retirement from Arcata PD & Family Services | ARCATA - EMPLOYEES |
| 17747 | 1992-05-26 | A3 | Frank Klopp announces his retirement from Arcata public works department in June. (Photo) | ARCATA - EMPLOYEES |
| 17748 | 1992-05-26 | A5 | A proposal to make Northern California the 51st state goes to voters next week. | ELECTIONS |
| 17749 | 1992-05-27 | A1 | Escaped Pelican Bay inmate Duane Poole still at large. | PELICAN BAY PRISON |
| 17750 | 1992-05-27 | A1 | Board okays new increase in garbage collection fees. | REFUSE DISPOSAL |