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Datesort descending Page Headline Subject(s)
29301 1994-07-27 B3 New start, fresh paint for McKinleyville Children's Center. DAY CARE - CHILDREN
29302 1994-07-27 C1 Eagles are eliminated; Santa Rosa knocks locals out of Northern California Connie Mack tourney. BASEBALL
29303 1994-07-27 C3 Arthur Anderson, 85, shot a hole-in-one at the Eureka Municipal Golf Course. GOLF
29304 1994-07-28 A1 Budget adds 6 to Sheriff's Department. HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF
29305 1994-07-28 A1 Ferndale goes Hollywood (photo: beginning of film "Outbreak"). FILMS
29306 1994-07-28 A1 Crews win fire battle; Orleans firefighters begin to demobilize. FOREST FIRES
29307 1994-07-28 A1 Arraignment of Anthony Claude Meeker due in death of James Colegrove in auto accident. ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE
29308 1994-07-28 A1 Imported logs to Humboldt clean, county official says. TIMBER INDUSTRY
29309 1994-07-28 A1 City wants good look for wall on Broadway. CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION DEPT., HIGHWAYS & ROADS
29310 1994-07-28 A1 Uprooting the past; landmark McKinleyville cypress to be cut down (photo: Aaron Libow). MCKINLEYVILLE, TREES
29311 1994-07-28 A3 Buddhist temple slated; officials say facility would aid area youth (photo). RELIGION, RELIGIOUS RETREATS
29312 1994-07-28 A3 Polls show Riggs closing gap. HAMBURG, DAN, RIGGS, FRANK
29313 1994-07-28 Sup Recycling guide. RECYCLING
29314 1994-07-28 A5 Programs trains teachers to instruct peers;North Coast educators boost broader geographic approach. EDUCATION
29315 1994-07-28 A5 Humboldt votes for court consolidation. COURTS
29316 1994-07-28 A5 Keith Clifford Jackson changes plea in attack on father, David Jackson. HOMICIDE
29317 1994-07-28 A5 Hearing group aids Chelsea Connors's training. PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED
29318 1994-07-28 B1 Humboldt welcomes Ray's Place; officials greet superstore in McKinleyville (photo). GROCERIES
29319 1994-07-28 B1 Eureka's Frederick's store not on closure list. CLOTHING & DRESS
29320 1994-07-28 C1 Budget cuts hurt Cubs; South Fork battles to keep high school sports alive. SOUTH FORK HIGH SCHOOL, SPORTS
29321 1994-07-29 A1 Humboldt wins ruling on welfare : High court oks lower relief pay. PUBLIC WELFARE
29322 1994-07-29 a1 Six Rivers task finished, fire crews sent elsewhere. Firefighters contain fires in National Forest FOREST FIRES, SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST
29323 1994-07-29 A1 4 more deputies due in $464,500 windfall.Sheriff's dept. to receive revenue from Prop. 172 HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF
29324 1994-07-29 A1 2 Arcata council members to quit. Lynne Canning, Bob Ornelas ARCATA CITY COUNCIL
29325 1994-07-29 a3 Humboldt seeks fish protection. Board of Supervisors urges state to protect Eel River fish FISH, SALMON
29326 1994-07-29 a3 Businessman joins contest for Arcata council vacancy. Jim Test ARCATA CITY COUNCIL
29327 1994-07-29 a3 Eureka exchange at work : students from Japan learn of life in the U.S. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS
29328 1994-07-29 c3 Student art shows set. Exhibition of CSU Summer Arts creations ART & ARTISTS, SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL
29329 1994-07-29 c1 Similar approach: Two artists offer views of their imaginative worlds, Lauretta Wood, Orr Marshall ART & ARTISTS
29330 1994-07-29 c2 Blackberry time in Westhaven. 34th annual Blackberry festival (photo) WESTHAVEN
29331 1994-07-29 c3 Strope on HAF directors board. Lane Strope (photo) HUMBOLDT AREA FOUNDATION
29332 1994-07-29 c3 Barrios in presidential classroom. Kynan Barrios Presidential classroom's 1994 Senior high program EUREKA HIGH SCHOOL
29333 1994-07-29 AL4 Getting PACT for the last time.Closing of Pacific Art Center HUMBOLDT COUNTY
29334 1994-07-30 A1 Kids and their castle (photo: children at Game Time Kids Castle at Sequoia Park). SEQUOIA PARK
29335 1994-07-30 A1 Kathleen Brown's spouse Van Gordon Sauter "unnerved" by attention. ELECTIONS
29336 1994-07-30 A1 Simpson Timber Co. president Thomas Ingham to resign. SIMPSON TIMBER CO.
29337 1994-07-30 A1 DA asks local jail term for former DA Bernard DePaoli. HUMBOLDT COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
29338 1994-07-30 A3 McKinleyville car house raided; officials find about 40 autos at site of alleged illegal dismantler. AUTOMOBILES, NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
29339 1994-07-30 A3 Water test OK'd for dry weather. WATER SUPPLY
29340 1994-07-30 A3 Former KIEM TV station owner Jean Ingham died at 72 in Florida. TELEVISION
29341 1994-07-30 A3 Eureka City Council to review plan to bring aircraft carrier Midway for use as convention center. CONVENTION CENTERS
29342 1994-07-30 A3 Red ribbons for a drug-free state; workshop to be held Aug. 18. DRUG ABUSE
29343 1994-07-30 C1 Tom and Lisa Clifton have been appointed associate pastors at First Assembly of God church. CLERGY, PROTESTANT CHURCHES
29344 1994-07-30 D1 Top runners in North Coast races; Olympic stars will compete, even Mark Conover will participate. RUNNING
29345 1994-07-30 D3 Human Powered Vehicles invade Eureka; over 60 vehicles expected to battle for records. KINETIC SCULPTURE RACE, SPORTS
29346 1994-07-31 a1 Eel river fishermen face ban : predator may force drastic step EEL RIVER, SALMON
29347 1994-07-31 a1 Grand! The inner workings of the grand jury HUMBOLDT COUNTY GRAND JURY
29348 1994-07-31 a1 Hamburg qualifies health vote : North coast congressman vows to resist move to weaken reform HAMBURG, DAN
29349 1994-07-31 a3 Ex-Eureka inn manager moves on : Jeri Riggs EUREKA INN
29350 1994-07-31 a3 Ferry adds king salmon stop KING SALMON, MADAKET

Microfilm Collection Info Northwestern California Newspapers