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Datesort descending Page Headline Subject(s)
41101 1999-02-04 A1 Humboldt State stops scholarship for son CDF tanker pilot who died fighting a county fire - photos CALIFORNIA FORESTRY DEPT., DEATHS, FIRES, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, SCHOLARSHIPS
41102 1999-02-04 A1 County issues report on affects of gravel mining in the Mad River EROSION, GRAVEL, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, MAD RIVER, MINING
41103 1999-02-04 A1 Humboldt State to offer full summer program for first time in 2000 HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, SUMMER
41104 1999-02-04 A1 State forestry board rejects petition made by county residents to stop logging in eroding watersheds CALIFORNIA FORESTRY DEPT., EROSION, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, LOGGING
41105 1999-02-04 A2 Fire-damaged yacht, Ozark Lady, is towed into Humboldt Bay after waiting at sea for 2 days - photo FIRES, HUMBOLDT BAY, U.S. COAST GUARD, YACHTS see BOATING
41106 1999-02-04 A2 Eureka police arrest seven people on drug charges during raid on an apartment APARTMENTS, DRUGS, EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT
41107 1999-02-04 C1 Sacred ceremonial skirt returned to Yurok Tribe after bought at auction - photo AUCTIONS, INDIANS - CULTURAL PRESERVATION, YUROK TRIBE
41108 1999-02-05 A1 Calder Johnson receives free college admission after fee waiver was denied. HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY - STUDENTS
41109 1999-02-05 A1 Humboldt Sea Trade & Pacific Affiliates, Inc. step up marketing of Schneider dock. Photo. WATERFRONT
41110 1999-02-05 A1 Chad Mallett escaped briefly from a courthouse holding cell. CRIME & CRIMINALS, JAILS see PRISONS & JAILS
41111 1999-02-05 A1 Charles Hurwitz & Maxxam Inc. trying to treat Headwaters Forest sale as tax loss. Photo. HEADWATERS FOREST
41112 1999-02-05 A2 Pacific Lumber Co. officially notify activists that they're breaking the law. Photo. ACTIVIST, PACIFIC LUMBER CO., TREE SITTERS
41113 1999-02-05 A2 Jurors acquit Terry Brantley on 30 counts of child molestation, deadlock on remaining charges. CHILD ABUSE, TRIALS see name of crime or CRIME & CRIMINALS
41114 1999-02-05 A1 Private funds found for Humboldt State student who was denied his scholarship HUMBOLDT AREA FOUNDATION, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY - STUDENTS, SCHOLARSHIPS
41115 1999-02-05 A1 New dock built by Pacific Affiliates on Humboldt Bay is having trouble attracting business - photos DOCKS see WATERFRONT, EUREKA, HUMBOLDT BAY, WATERFRONT
41116 1999-02-05 A1 County jail inmate attempts to escape from courthouse holding cell EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT, HUMBOLDT COUNTY COURTHOUSE, HUMBOLDT COUNTY JAIL
41117 1999-02-05 A1 Activists accuse Maxxam, Inc. of avoiding taxes on Headwaters sale - photo EARTH FIRST!, HEADWATERS FOREST, PACIFIC LUMBER CO., TAXES
41118 1999-02-05 A2 Pacific Lumber posts "No Trespassing" notices on trees frequented by tree-sitters - photo EARTH FIRST!, PACIFIC LUMBER CO., TREE SITTERS, TRESPASSING
41119 1999-02-05 A2 Jury deadlocks over child molestion charges against Dinsmore man CHILD ABUSE, DINSMORE, EUREKA
41120 1999-02-05 C2 Art by several local students is advanced to the PTA's state competition ART & ARTISTS, COMPETITIONS, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
41121 1999-02-05 C2 Two McKinleyville High students selected to play in Northern California Honor Band HONORS see AWARDS, HONORS, PRIZES, MCKINLEYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, MUSIC - POPULAR
41122 1999-02-06 B1 HSU's softball team pick up three winds at the Best in the West Tournament. HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, SOFTBALL
41123 1999-02-06 A1 "Bigfoot Scenic Byway" proposed for Highway 96 between Willow Creek and Happy Camp. BIGFOOT
41124 1999-02-06 A2 Second trial set for Michael Shaddix on child molestation charges. Photo. CHILD ABUSE, TRIALS see name of crime or CRIME & CRIMINALS
41125 1999-02-06 A2 District Attorney seeks arrest warrant for medical marijuana advocate Jeanne Ann Baker. CRIME & CRIMINALS, MARIJUANA
41126 1999-02-06 A1 Arcata Mayor, Bob Ornelas, the lone vote against support for Northernwestern Pacific Railroad ARCATA CITY COUNCIL, ARCATA MAYOR, RAILROADS
41127 1999-02-06 A2 FEMA releases funds to Northwestern Pacific Railroad for storm damage repairs EMERGENCY SERVICES, FEDERAL AGENCIES IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, RAILROADS, THOMPSON, MIKE, WEATHER
41128 1999-02-06 A2 Humboldt State to offer new major in communications sciences and disorders starting Fall '99 CHILDREN, COMMUNICATIONS, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY
41129 1999-02-06 A2 Second trial set for Michael Shaddix, teacher accused of child molestation - photo CHILD ABUSE, EUREKA, SUNNY BRAE SCHOOL, TEACHERS
41130 1999-02-06 A2 Arrest warrant issued against medical marijuana advocate for failing to show up for arraignment HUMBOLDT COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, JUDGES, MARIJUANA
41131 1999-02-06 A10 Arcata City Council makes minor changes to city's smoking ordinances ARCATA CITY COUNCIL, ARCATA POLICE DEPARTMENT, SMOKING
41132 1999-02-06 A10 Students from Equinox School plant trees in Arcata to help restrore marsh - photo ARCATA, EQUINOX SCHOOL, RESTORATION, TREES
41133 1999-02-07 A1 Winter storm brings power outages and minor flooding to Humboldt County - photo FLOODS, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, POWER OUTAGES, RAIN
41134 1999-02-07 C1 Results are in for the "1998 Best of the North Coast" readers' choice survey - photos BEST OF THE NORTH COAST, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEWSPAPERS
41135 1999-02-07 A1 After three years, Eureka High's swimming pool to reopen in fall of '99 - photo EUREKA HIGH SCHOOL, SWIMMING
41136 1999-02-07 A2 Arcata councilwoman, Connie Stewart, wants to create solar energy program for Arcata homes ARCATA CITY COUNCIL, HOUSING, SOLAR ENERGY
41137 1999-02-07 C3 North Coast Co-op raises nearly $9,000 for local food programs - photo CHARITIES, FOOD PROGRAMS, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, SUPERMARKETS
41138 1999-02-07 C6 Arcata Chamber of Commerce breaks ground for California Welcome Center - photo ARCATA, CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE, TOURISM
41139 1999-02-07 C7 Shelter Cove food company wins national competitions for spicy food COMPETITIONS, FOOD, SHELTER COVE
41140 1999-02-07 C7 North Coast Co-op donates $4,000 to Humboldt State CO-OPS, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY
41141 1999-02-08 A1 Two Eureka residents killed when their truck was struck by a stolen pickup - photo ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE, CRABS BASEBALL TEAM, DEATHS, EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT, HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF, THEFT
41142 1999-02-08 A1 Eureka attorney, Michael Malloy, killed near Willits when he lost control of his pickup ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE, ATTORNEYS see LAWYERS, DEATHS, EUREKA, U.S. COAST GUARD
41143 1999-02-08 A1 Flu epidemic hits Humboldt County - photo DISEASES, HUMBOLDT COUNTY
41144 1999-02-08 A1 Arcata Police Chief, Mel Brown, chosen for state task force that is rewriting medical marijuana law ARCATA POLICE DEPARTMENT, CALIFORNIA - GOVERNMENT, MARIJUANA, MEDICAL CARE
41145 1999-02-08 A2 Icy walkways at Humboldt State dorms a hazard for unsuspecting residents - photo ACCIDENTS (MISC), HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY - CAMPUS, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY - STUDENTS, SAFETY
41146 1999-02-08 A2 Newly elected congressman, Mike Thompson, receives his choices for House committees
41147 1999-02-08 A2 Representative Mike Thompson appointed to his choice of congressional committees THOMPSON, MIKE, U.S. CONGRESS
41148 1999-02-08 A2 County's budget shortfall turns into small windfall after rechecking calculations HUMBOLDT COUNTY - BUDGET, HUMBOLDT COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
41149 1999-02-09 A1 William Bayich and Mary Lacefield served kids all their lives. ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE
41150 1999-02-09 A1 Dawn Goley, HSU Associate Professor, tracks seals and sea lion patterns from the air - Photos ANIMALS, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY - FACULTY, U.S. COAST GUARD