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Datesort descending Page Headline Subject(s)
29251 1994-07-23 A3 District Attorney's Family Support Division alters hours while staff computerizes cases. CHILD WELFARE, HUMBOLDT COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
29252 1994-07-23 A3 Mobile homes top Supervisors' agenda. MOBILE HOME PARKS & MOBILE HOMES
29253 1994-07-23 A3 Board honors Nora Wilson, 19-year veteran of Probation Department. HUMBOLDT COUNTY - EMPLOYEES
29254 1994-07-23 A3 HSU's Center for Resolution of Environmental Disputes will start certification program for mediators MEDIATION
29255 1994-07-23 A3 Gov. Wilson signs bill by Dan Hauser to help track homeowners' associations throughout the state. HAUSER, DAN
29256 1994-07-24 A1 So far, a fine year for salmon; a bountiful season, with some exceptions. SALMON
29257 1994-07-24 A1 Firefighters hold line against forest blazes; Arcata team joins battle as flames rage across West. FOREST FIRES
29258 1994-07-24 A1 Parks on the edge; budget cuts threaten the fabric of Eureka's parks and recreation programs. PARKS
29259 1994-07-24 A1 Showtime: photo Tony and Jean Fleschner admire 1937 Chevrolet at Fortuna Redwood Autorama. AUTOMOBILES
29260 1994-07-24 A3 Water woes: photo of hydrant spewing water on Broadway as the result of vehicle accident. ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE
29261 1994-07-24 A3 Bone marrow donors sought; free registration slated to boost pool for life-saving treatments. HEALTH
29262 1994-07-24 A3 Pig slaughter ban wins support. ANIMALS, RELIGION
29263 1994-07-24 A3 Sandra Moore to head chimp fund-raising effort for Sequoia Park Zoo. ZOO
29264 1994-07-24 A3 Indian Beach access flap nears resolution. BEACHES
29265 1994-07-24 B6 Computer tie-in service in works; Northcoast Internet to offer toll-free access to worldwide network COMPUTERS
29266 1994-07-24 C1 Citizenship quest; immigrants arriving from all parts of the globe study to be Americans (photos). NATURALIZATION
29267 1994-07-25 A1 Auto dealer Robert Dias dies at 65. AUTOMOBILES, PERSONALITIES
29268 1994-07-25 A1 Rest in pieces; tombstones felled as vandals break into Ocean View Cemetery ((photo). CEMETERIES, VANDALISM
29269 1994-07-25 A1 Hundreds fight fires in region; city crews dispatched to Six Rivers National Forest. FOREST FIRES, SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST
29270 1994-07-25 A1 Legal battle threatened over rare snails, slugs. ENDANGERED SPECIES, SLUGS & SNAILS
29271 1994-07-25 A1 Photo: Maia Scott rehearses at being human sculpture at CSU Summer Arts program at HSU. SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL
29272 1994-07-25 A3 City Council creates Eureka waste task force. REFUSE DISPOSAL
29273 1994-07-25 A3 Rio Dell gets more grants than most Humboldt cities; loans going to fix up dwellings, sidewalks. RIO DELL - PLANNING, RIO DELL - REVENUES
29274 1994-07-25 A3 Eureka W St. reservoir demolition sutdy set. EUREKA - WATER SUPPLY
29275 1994-07-25 A5 Creativity and challenge; (photos) CSU Summer Arts Programs SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL
29276 1994-07-25 B1 Northern Humboldt Giants win District 1 American Legion title (photo). BASEBALL
29277 1994-07-25 C5 Tobacco gets bad rap in TV video; use and lose, youths warn peers in rhyme (photos). SCHOOLS, TOBACCO
29278 1994-07-26 A1 Crews gain on blazes; 1000 battle 12 fires in Orleans forests FOREST FIRES
29279 1994-07-26 A1 Pioneer builder Ernest Pierson dies; developer of shopping centers, homes remembered as generous BUILDERS & BUILDING
29280 1994-07-26 A3 Humboldt budget mulled; effect of State actions remains unknown. HUMBOLDT COUNTY - BUDGET
29281 1994-07-26 A3 Artist live-work plan studied; cultural arts district seen for Old Town ART & ARTISTS, EUREKA - OLD TOWN
29282 1994-07-26 A8 Waiting is part of their job; fire crews spend days on dusty bar (photo); Orleans. FOREST FIRES
29283 1994-07-26 A8 Elite fire crew endures terrain, hours (photo). Fulton Hot Shots; Paul Rebello. FOREST FIRES
29284 1994-07-27 A1 Arson blamed for damage to Central Ave. trailer in McKinleyville. ARSON
29285 1994-07-27 A1 Quiet--and action! Filming starts in Ferndale today for movie thriller "Outbreak." FILMS
29286 1994-07-27 A1 RREDC grant plan denies aid for airline; pier work, arts center get money. REDWOOD REGION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
29287 1994-07-27 A1 Samuel Gardner Eldgredge admits guilt in April homicide of Robert Kanji Bennett. HOMICIDE
29288 1994-07-27 A1 Stubborn fires cause delay in estimate of containment. FOREST FIRES
29289 1994-07-27 A3 DARE car ready to roll; modified auto unites Fortuna in drug battle (photo). DRUG ABUSE, FORTUNA POLICE DEPARTMENT
29290 1994-07-27 A3 Boating mishaps low here. ACCIDENTS - WATER
29291 1994-07-27 A3 John Shiflett will stand trial for arson in his rented house. ARSON
29292 1994-07-27 A3 Court hearing set for Teresa Gloria McNalley in Redway killing of Linda Frances Shapiro. HOMICIDE
29293 1994-07-27 A3 High speed chase of David William Burrow by Eureka Police Dept. ends with a bang. EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT
29294 1994-07-27 A3 Former CBS radio exec Van Gordon Sauter to speak to Rotary. ROTARY CLUBS
29295 1994-07-27 A3 Precise wording clarifies camping ordinance. HOMELESS, PARKS
29296 1994-07-27 A3 Westhaven hecklers pester Yurok tree ceremony. TREES, WESTHAVEN, YUROK TRIBE
29297 1994-07-27 A7 Blue Lake covers deficit.. BLUE LAKE - BUDGET
29298 1994-07-27 A7 Eureka Police Chief Arnold Millsap's son John Arnold Millsap laments arrest in Fortuna. ASSAULT, EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT
29299 1994-07-27 A7 Six Rivers National Forest program recruits youth. SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST, YOUTH
29300 1994-07-27 B1 Lore of the RV; tour reveals America's enduring love of the road. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES