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Datesort descending Page Headline Subject(s)
9101 1990-11-15 A1 Familiar arguments were voiced at forestry hearing on the spotted owl ENDANGERED SPECIES
9102 1990-11-15 A1 Troy Allen Myers was arested on suspicion of attempted murder of his uncle Silvester Louis Myers HOMICIDE & ATTEMPED HOMICIDE
9103 1990-11-15 A3 Fire destroys Jess Brannon's home in McKinleyville FIRES
9104 1990-11-15 A3 Blazes ravaged 21,000 acres on the North Coast this year FOREST FIRES
9105 1990-11-15 A3 Trinidad residents fight expansion of city TRINIDAD
9106 1990-11-15 A3 Humboldt Gulf Crisis Network plans to protest U.S. policy (photo Doug Schlobohm & Dave Keniston) PERSIAN GULF CRISIS
9107 1990-11-15 A3 K Mart prepares holiday food baskets FOOD PROGRAMS
9108 1990-11-15 A3 Betty Mederios & Maureen Ghilarducci still in intensive care after accident on Monday ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE
9109 1990-11-15 A3 Coroner identifies body found in Klamath River as Bruce Mahoney, missing since Feb.24 ACCIDENTS - WATER, DEATHS
9110 1990-11-15 A3 County makes first "Redwood Summer" payment REDWOOD SUMMER
9111 1990-11-15 A5 Redwoods health education classes hurt by AIDS threat A.I.D.S., COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS
9112 1990-11-15 A5 McKinleyville water rates facing public hearing MCKINLEYVILLE, WATER SUPPLY
9113 1990-11-15 A6 Rapist-killer Jackie Ray Hovarter faces death sentence HOMICIDE & ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE, RAPE
9114 1990-11-15 B1 U.S. Bank announces Loleta manager, Clare Bugenig BANKS & BANKING
9115 1990-11-15 B1 Phone rebates distributed, list of local prefixes included TELEPHONE SERVICE
9116 1990-11-15 B2 Birthday corner: Katherine Welker will turn 100 tomarow (photo) SENIOR CITIZENS
9117 1990-11-15 B2 From Appalachia; Bledsoe & Short of Roadside Theatre entertain at Senior Center lunch (photo) THEATRE & DRAMA
9118 1990-11-15 B2 Are you in Social Security's 'notch'? SOCIAL SECURITY
9119 1990-11-15 C1 Tom Craven heads list of 12 on CR's footbal team who earned All-Golden Valley Conference honors (pho FOOTBALL
9120 1990-11-15 Af5 Dreamhouse; new Eureka band plays seldon heard modern rock (photo) MUSIC & MUSICIANS
9121 1990-11-15 Af4 Thad Beckman is a master of many guitar styles (photo) MUSIC & MUSICIANS
9122 1990-11-15 Af6 HSU holds nothing back in Shepard play "Curse of the Starving Class" (rev. photo) THEATRES - HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY
9123 1990-11-15 Af6 Roadside Theater hits home with day's second performance (rev) THEATRE & DRAMA
9124 1990-11-15 Af7 A new-age singer form Kneeland, Robin Heatherstorm, to perform MUSIC & MUSICIANS
9125 1990-11-16 A1 Local students score better in assessment tests STUDENTS
9126 1990-11-16 A1 Former City Attorney David Prendergast has filed suit; may get job back from new City Council EUREKA CITY ATTORNEY
9127 1990-11-16 A1 Falling tree kills Marshall Alvin Sundberg near Korbel, partner David Cole uninjured ACCIDENTS - INDUSTRIAL
9128 1990-11-16 A3 Correction: the Birthday Corner gave Katherine Welker's age incorrectly on 11/15/90 SENIOR CITIZENS
9129 1990-11-16 A3 Long-term outlook for schools bright SCHOOLS
9130 1990-11-16 A3 Trinidad Council ageed to support request for aid because of spotted owl status, vote not unanimous ENDANGERED SPECIES, REDWOOD REGION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, TRINIDAD
9131 1990-11-16 A3 Deputy Paul Jones teaches McKinleyville students how to say no to drugs (photo) DRUGS & DRUG ABUSE, SCHOOLS
9132 1990-11-16 A3 BLM sets deadline for miners' reports in order to keep claims MINES & MINING
9133 1990-11-16 A3 Northwest Inter-tribal Gathering & Elders Dinner on Saturday will honor all elders INDIANS, SENIOR CITIZENS
9134 1990-11-16 A3 Eureka hires David Norman as new real estate manager EUREKA CITY EMPLOYEES & OFFICIALS
9135 1990-11-16 A4 Editorial: the visit of Japanese business from Kashima was a rip-roaring success VISITORS
9136 1990-11-16 A4 Face to Face: Bob Alkire talks about alcohol abuse & use at Redwood Acres ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, REDWOOD ACRES
9137 1990-11-16 A5 Ex-City Attorney Prendergast files complaint against Eureka to force release of secret report EUREKA CITY ATTORNEY
9138 1990-11-16 A5 Desert Relief gets on-the-air boost form KFMI/KATA PERSIAN GULF CRISIS, RADIO
9139 1990-11-16 A1 U.S. refuses to list Pacific Fisher as "endangered", needs more study ENDANGERED SPECIES
9140 1990-11-16 B1 Ballet, grandaughter Gina Bondi inspires Juanita O'Neill to make Clara doll (photos) DANCERS & DANCING, TOYS
9141 1990-11-16 B1 The Modified Motorcycle Association's 15 annual Toy Run invites all cyclists to participate CHRISTMAS, MOTORCYCLES
9142 1990-11-16 B2 Laureen Shuman of Bridgeville has been installed as 1919 president of Humboldt County Cattlewomen CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
9143 1990-11-16 B2 Eileen Amos named president of Eureka Repulican Women Federated (photo) REPUBLICAN PARTY
9144 1990-11-16 B2 United Way receives $1,000 from Haunted House at Mall (photo Jones, Wingart, Anderson & Bauriedel) HALLOWEEN, UNITED WAY FUND
9145 1990-11-16 C1 Humboldt entities receive $641,000 in state sales tax & use tax money TAXES
9146 1990-11-17 A1 Prendergast may be rehired; fired city attorney might get old job with council. EUREKA CITY ATTORNEY, EUREKA CITY COUNCIL
9147 1990-11-17 A1 Pedestrian struck (photo of Sister Martina Leveille struck by truck driven by David G. Groe). ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE
9148 1990-11-17 A1 Crosswalks can be a perilous journey; accident rate called "substantially higher". ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE
9149 1990-11-17 A1 Suit against Operation Green Sweep dismissed. MARIJUANA
9150 1990-11-17 A1 Eureka Southern Railroad ordered to run. RAILROADS