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Datesort descending Page Headline Subject(s)
9901 1991-01-04 A1 Eureka OK's Del Norte St. Public Fishing Pier; $1.5 million in parks, waterfront work planned. FISHING, PARKS
9902 1991-01-04 A1 Depression; battling against the filter that screens out all good (photo Dot Kostriken,Kings View). KINGS VIEW, MENTAL HEALTH & ILLNESS
9903 1991-01-04 A1 Pacific Lumber Co. lays off 23 employees. PACIFIC LUMBER CO.
9904 1991-01-04 A1 Rep. Frank Riggs backs GOP budget plan during first day on Capitol Hill. REPUBLICAN PARTY, RIGGS, FRANK
9905 1991-01-04 A1 Reach for that car phone; cellular service has arrived. TELEPHONE SERVICE
9906 1991-01-04 A3 Pause that refreshes (photo of letter carrier Jerry Van Gieson). POSTAL SERVICES
9907 1991-01-04 A3 Jail officer John F. Larson charged with striking inmate Charles Burdick. ASSAULT, HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF
9908 1991-01-04 A3 Cost of Eureka bus service faces hefty bump. BUS LINES, HUMBOLDT TRANSIT AUTHORITY
9909 1991-01-04 A3 State hopes to erase tax-return errors early. TAXES
9910 1991-01-04 A3 PG&E equipment blamed for power outage. POWER OUTAGES
9911 1991-01-04 A3 Bird knocks out power in Eureka. POWER OUTAGES
9912 1991-01-04 A3 Fire damages mobile home on West End Road in Arcata. FIRES
9913 1991-01-04 A3 Cox Cable hikes its monthly rates in Arcata. CABLE TV
9914 1991-01-04 A3 Airport automation bad idea, Arcata City Council protests. AIRPORTS & AIRLINES
9915 1991-01-04 A3 Marijuana raids in Garberville net 700 plants. MARIJUANA
9916 1991-01-04 A4 Face to Face: interview with Rev. Bill Thomas of the Eureka Rescue Mission. RESCUE MISSION
9917 1991-01-04 A5 Rio Dell City Council assumes new management powers. RIO DELL CITY COUNCIL
9918 1991-01-04 A5 Hiring freeze in Rio Dell urged to ease budget woes. RIO DELL - BUDGET
9919 1991-01-04 A5 More problems at Rio Dell City Hall; Engineer Dwight Holobaugh offers to quit over charges. RIO DELL - EMPLOYEES, SEWAGE DISPOSAL
9920 1991-01-04 A5 Rio Dell won't meet sewer deadline for sewage plant improvements. SEWAGE DISPOSAL
9921 1991-01-04 A5 Hospice of Humboldt gets big boost from Simpson Paper Co. HOSPICE, SIMPSON PAPER CO.
9922 1991-01-04 B1 Navy League installation set (photo of Lorraine Hughey, installing officer). CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
9923 1991-01-04 B1 Ink People teachers are showcased at Hartridge House Gallery, beginning with work of John Rutherford ART & ARTISTS
9924 1991-01-05 A1 Fire damages pollution gear at Louisiana-Pacific plant. LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORP.
9925 1991-01-05 A1 Log companies weigh options; cutbacks explored in the wake of housing slump. MILLS, TIMBER INDUSTRY
9926 1991-01-05 A1 That's entertainment; North Coast residents audition for TV's "America's Funniest People" (photo). TELEVISION
9927 1991-01-05 A1 Suspected truck thief dies after accident near Piercy. ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE, THEFT
9928 1991-01-05 A3 An alternative to locked doors; unique center for delinquents may be built behind General Hospital. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, YOUTH
9929 1991-01-05 A3 Area residents Earnest and Andy Gray unhurt after crash landing plane near Laytonville. ACCIDENTS - AIRPLANE
9930 1991-01-05 A3 Berkeley architecture students to size up Eureka. ARCHITECTURE, EUREKA
9931 1991-01-05 A3 City Manager David Tooley praises city firefighters. EUREKA CITY MANAGER, EUREKA FIRE DEPARTMENT
9932 1991-01-05 A3 Council approves new dock lease with state Fish and Game Department for J St. dock. CALIFORNIA FISH & GAME DEPT., EUREKA CITY COUNCIL, WATERFRONT
9933 1991-01-05 A3 City rejects claim by Kathleen Powell on wild golf ball from Eureka Municipal Golf Course. ACCIDENTS (MISC), GOLF
9934 1991-01-05 A3 Eureka officials invited to visit Kamisu, Japan, proposed sister city. EUREKA
9935 1991-01-05 A3 Arcata City Council adopted new restricted policy on releasing witness names. ARCATA CITY COUNCIL, ARCATA POLICE DEPARTMENT
9936 1991-01-05 A3 Arcata City Council creates bond-issuing panel. ARCATA - REVENUES, ARCATA CITY COUNCIL
9937 1991-01-05 A3 Arcata City Council names Dennis Ivey to Arcata Parks and Recreation Commission. ARCATA PARKS
9938 1991-01-05 B1 HSU's Scotty Reagan needs financial support to play in All-American Classic Bowl in Florida.n FOOTBALL
9939 1991-01-06 A1 Timber market slowed down by market conditions and the spotted owl ECONOMY
9940 1991-01-06 A1 Psychics Kathryn Williams and Mary McNeal see mixed future for residents of Humboldt County OCCULT SCIENCES
9941 1991-01-06 A3 Earthquake remodeling to bring Eureka's old brick buildings up to code would cost up to $830,000. EARTHQUAKES
9942 1991-01-06 A3 Trinidad city wants to purchase Trinidad Head, fishing pier, boat launch, and Seascape restaurant TRINIDAD CITY COUNCIL
9943 1991-01-06 A3 Northcoast View magazine may revive publication in the summer NEWSPAPERS
9944 1991-01-06 A3 F.Klopp,Arcata Public Works Dir., says no easy solution to possible flooding Janes Cr. in Westwood FLOODS
9945 1991-01-06 A3 Rare trumpeter swan & 4 chicks visit Arcata field near Lanphere Dunes Preserve BIRDS, DUNES
9946 1991-01-06 A5 Arts Council and Ink People win $20,000. in grants from National Endowment for the Arts ART & ARTISTS
9947 1991-01-06 C1 Lanell Shepard recreates reproductions of ancient masks and other artifacts ART & ARTISTS
9948 1991-01-06 C2 New book about Hobart Brown and his "Kinetic Sculpture Race" published by Hi Heart Publ. of Eureka BOOKS, KINETIC SCULPTURE RACE
9949 1991-01-06 C2 Holly Hosterman and Sue Bosch receive award from Humb.Bay Business and Professional Women AWARDS, HONORS, PRIZES
9950 1991-01-06 C2 Coast Central Credit Union offers scholarship for 5th consecutive year SCHOLARSHIPS