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Datesort descending Page Headline Subject(s)
18651 1992-07-22 A1 Jefferson School starts year-round schedule. JEFFERSON SCHOOL
18652 1992-07-22 A1 Rio Dell City Councilwoman Hannah Kesler resigns. RIO DELL CITY COUNCIL
18653 1992-07-22 A3 Eureka adopts budget; further reductions possible. EUREKA - BUDGET
18654 1992-07-22 A3 Eureka City Council rejects Hannah's suggestion to hire help in resolving differences. EUREKA CITY COUNCIL
18655 1992-07-22 A3 Police seeking suspect in sexual assault of woman. RAPE
18656 1992-07-22 A3 4-H members plead with supervisors for financial help. FOUR-H CLUBS
18657 1992-07-22 A3 Council decides to spend part of earthquake donation fund to compensate volunteers' losses. EARTHQUAKES
18658 1992-07-22 A3 Rio Dell Police Chief invites council members to ride with officers. RIO DELL POLICE DEPARTMENT
18659 1992-07-22 A3 H.S.U. Police seek suspect in burglary of trailer at Natural History Museum. HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, THEFT
18660 1992-07-22 A3 Paula Yoon shows Klamath Fisheries Task Force display. FISHERIES
18661 1992-07-22 B1 World War II era on Samoa recalled. HAMMOND LUMBER CO., SAMOA
18662 1992-07-22 B2 72nd annual Lawn & Garden Contest Contest held in Scotia. GARDENING
18663 1992-07-23 A1 Prairie Creek Fish Hatchery parcel tax squeaks by county commission. FISH HATCHERIES
18664 1992-07-23 A1 H.S.U. hopes to reduce enrollment. HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY - STUDENTS
18665 1992-07-23 A1 Sheriff's mailing doesn't tell the whole story about budget cuts, officials say. HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF
18666 1992-07-23 A3 Thirteen illegal aliens from Mexico arrested in Willow Creek area. IMMIGRATION
18667 1992-07-23 A3 Nancy Fleming's tires cut during City Council meeting. EUREKA MAYOR
18668 1992-07-23 A3 Bonnie Neely nominates Nancy Fleming to be alternate on California Coastal Commission. CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION
18669 1992-07-23 A3 Eureka to try for grant to study establishing youth center at Municipal Auditorium. YOUTH
18670 1992-07-23 A3 Second annual Fortuna Redwood Autorama to be held this weekend. AUTOMOBILES
18671 1992-07-23 A3 City manager's long-range plan for Eureka is adopted. EUREKA
18672 1992-07-23 A5 South spit campers get eviction notices. HOMELESS, JETTIES
18673 1992-07-23 A8 Complaints about odor prompt investigation of Louisiana-Pacific & Simpson Papter Co. AIR POLLUTION, PULP MILLS
18674 1992-07-23 A8 Challenger Dan Hamburg has bigger campaign fund than Representative Frank Riggs. ELECTIONS
18675 1992-07-23 B1 Foodworks Culinary Center industrial park in Arcata to open soon. INDUSTRIAL PARKS
18676 1992-07-24 A1 State to help Eureka's downtown with California Main Street program (photo Cindy Trobitz-Thomas) EUREKA - DOWNTOWN
18677 1992-07-24 A1 1 dead, 1 hurt in stabbing at apartment complex on O St. (names not released) HOMICIDE
18678 1992-07-24 A3 State gives new jail plan tentative OK, will not take way $7 milion in construction money HUMBOLDT COUNTY JAIL
18679 1992-07-24 A3 Eureka Council approves travel funds for Councilman- elect Frank Jager EUREKA CITY COUNCIL
18680 1992-07-24 A3 Merry berry fest set for Sunday in Westhaven (photo Florence Couch) FAIRS, FOOD, WESTHAVEN
18681 1992-07-24 A3 Fortuna Council OKs codes for building repairs following April's earthquake EARTHQUAKES, FORTUNA - LAWS
18682 1992-07-24 A3 Supervisors vote to split department of Public Health & Social Services PUBLIC HEALTH
18683 1992-07-24 A3 Sheriff's message cost $3,700 to mail HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF
18684 1992-07-24 A3 Hanna Kim of McKinleyville was hurt when she ran into a car ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE
18685 1992-07-24 A3 The grace period for motorists caught speeding with new radar ends today, CHP says AUTOMOBILES, CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
18686 1992-07-24 A4 Face to Face: Sherry Haynes & Bill Burns give their impressions of Democratic National Convention DEMOCRATIC PARTY
18687 1992-07-24 A4 Editorial: Refrigerator race to win PG&E money leaves little guys like Arcata's Sun Frost, out of it ENERGY, SMALL BUSINESS
18688 1992-07-24 A6 New guide to the "Humboldt Redwoods State Park" by Jerry & Gisela Rohde with art by Larry Eifert(pic BOOKS, HUMBOLDT REDWOODS STATE PARK
18689 1992-07-24 B1 Photos: Dance lesson as 30 visiting Japanese girls learn square dancing DANCE, FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS
18690 1992-07-24 B1 Ink People's new membership brochure has stimulated this year's membership drive ART & ARTISTS
18691 1992-07-24 B2 Redwoods United has been awarded a grant from the Arcata Foundation ARCATA FOUNDATION, REDWOODS UNITED
18692 1992-07-24 B3 Winners with wood, list of winners from Wood Fair '92 WOODWORKING
18693 1992-07-24 AL6 Saxophone virtuoso Francis Vanek is leaving area for University of Neveda-Reno (photo) MUSIC - POPULAR
18694 1992-07-24 AL1 Humor & poignancy in Dell'Arte double bill; "Los Payasos Mendigos" & "Father-Land" (rev) THEATERS - DELLARTE
18695 1992-07-24 AL1 Denyse Ivey wins 11th Annual Country Showdown MUSIC - POPULAR
18696 1992-07-25 A1 Stabbing victim Alfredo Sanchez was a Eureka man, alleged assailant Harold Mosley not arrested. HOMICIDE
18697 1992-07-25 A1 Going strong at 81, veteran Eureka Police Reserve Officer Jack Spittler a "walking talking city map" EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT
18698 1992-07-25 A1 Was city's free land offer unncecessary? No similar proposal made by Monterey for lab, agency says. MARINE LABS
18699 1992-07-25 A1 Former county Supervisor Sam Mitchell dies; Eureka representative from 1962-70 recalled as caring. HUMBOLDT COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
18700 1992-07-25 A3 Locals seek sun on vacation; many Humboldt residents head south (photo: Patrica, Julia Heller). TOURISM