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Datesort descending Page Headline Subject(s)
31101 1995-01-04 A3 Yuroks track down members; present enrollment of 2,954 may double after current drive YUROK TRIBE
31102 1995-01-04 Sup North Coast Kids: toys, reading, black bears, art, nature study. CHILDREN
31103 1995-01-05 A1 Eureka Inn majority sale OK'd: new owners John Biord and Deborah Biord EUREKA INN
31104 1995-01-05 A3 Temblor damage shuts Eureka High School library EARTHQUAKES
31105 1995-01-05 A5 December temblor losses climb to $2.7 million; estimates include 299 dwellings, 30 businesses EARTHQUAKES
31106 1995-01-07 A1 North state hit by big storms RAIN
31107 1995-01-07 A1 Highway plan may be revised: protests over Caltrans' Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park HIGHWAYS & ROADS, PARKS
31108 1995-01-07 A3 Arcata High School is 100 years old: marked by student party, visits from retired teachers ARCATA HIGH SCHOOL
31109 1995-01-07 A5 Salmon catch high in '94, but prices were low SALMON
31110 1995-01-08 A1 Tale of timber towns: Crannell, Falk, Korbel and others. COMPANY TOWNS, HUMBOLDT COUNTY - HISTORY, KORBEL
31111 1995-01-08 A1 Area marks damage, set for new rain RAIN
31112 1995-01-08 A3 HSU library to open after quake repairs EARTHQUAKES, LIBRARIES
31113 1995-01-10 A1 Rivers pulling back; warning remains in effect FLOODS
31114 1995-01-10 A1 Ferndale endures water, mud FERNDALE, FLOODS
31115 1995-01-10 A3 Cyclists fear hazardous Old Arcata Road; group calls for completion BICYCLES
31116 1995-01-11 A1 And now...the mud; flood locales clean up FERNDALE, FLOODS
31117 1995-01-11 A3 Humboldt supervisors go live; weekly meetings to be carried on cable public access channel HUMBOLDT COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
31118 1995-01-11 A4 Editorial: Phone blackout a reminder of region's rural isolation TELEPHONE SERVICE
31119 1995-01-11 A10 Some roads still closed; county faces damage from floods, slides FLOODS, HIGHWAYS & ROADS
31120 1995-01-11 C1 Fortuna women honored by Business & Professional Women: Dorthy Early, Diana Perry, Holly Cunningham WOMEN
31121 1995-01-12 A1 More floods feared; preliminary damage estimates FLOODS
31122 1995-01-12 A3 Chief U.S. District Judge Thelton Henderson lashes Pelican Bay; brutality rampant PELICAN BAY PRISON
31123 1995-01-12 A5 Humboldt Bay channel deepening project wins top federal priority HUMBOLDT BAY, U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
31124 1995-01-13 A1 Eel delta livestock toll grim; cattle, sheep perish; others still stranded FLOODS
31125 1995-01-13 A2 Mattole area toughs it out: Petrolia, Honeydew spending much of week without power HONEYDEW, PETROLIA
31126 1995-01-14 A1 Burial dispute; Humboldt seeks site for drowned animals FLOODS
31127 1995-01-14 A5 Eureka alters housing plan; state rejected draft on issue of homeless HOMELESS
31128 1995-01-15 A1 Storm damage surveyed; north coast farms, roads under water FLOODS
31129 1995-01-15 A1 Examining the dream: despite adversity, African Americans are surviving, succeeding on north coast BLACKS
31130 1995-01-15 A3 Trial set to begin in murder case: Teresa Gloria McNally accused of killing Linda Frances Shapiro HOMICIDE
31131 1995-01-15 A3 Homeless cram T Street shelter HOMELESS
31132 1995-01-15 A10 Religion: residents deal with church life BLACKS, RELIGION
31133 1995-01-15 A11 Bright spots: making inroads BLACKS
31134 1995-01-15 A11 NAACP: chapter important BLACKS
31135 1995-01-15 C1 No longer keeping silent; hearing impairments no longer hold them back PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED
31136 1995-01-16 A1 Flood urgency actions ended: cleanup continues; man's death revealed (Michael Karlson) FERNDALE, FLOODS
31137 1995-01-16 A1 Eureka crime rate on state's worst list CRIME & CRIMINALS
31138 1995-01-16 A1 Indian Island residents want rules to changing their homes eased GUNTHER ISLAND
31139 1995-01-16 C5 Reaching out brings awards home: local business prizes teens' volunteer work VOLUNTEERS
31140 1995-01-17 A1 Judge Banducci takes stand before Fortuna City Council in bid to save court COURTS
31141 1995-01-17 A1 Home improvements for Bill, Ziggy finished: repairs on chimpanzee enclosure halt zoo fund drive ZOO
31142 1995-01-17 A5 Fortuna's fiscal condition strong, city manager Dale Neiman says FORTUNA - REVENUES
31143 1995-01-18 A1 City (Eureka) accused of illegally filling wetlands (Eureka Slough) by federal officials. WETLANDS
31144 1995-01-18 A1 Rail car planned to bridge washed-out road to Petrolia; over McNutt Creek FLOODS, HIGHWAYS & ROADS
31145 1995-01-18 A1 More feuding; City Councilman Ernie Cannady brushes with Pat Varnado. RIO DELL CITY COUNCIL
31146 1995-01-18 A5 Fortuna's 1993 crime rate half of California average CRIME & CRIMINALS, FORTUNA
31147 1995-01-19 A1 Simpson Redwood Co. deal gets Arcata OK; land for industrial park in sale ARCATA
31148 1995-01-19 A1 Federal suit surprises Eureka city officials, landowners: filling Eureka Slough WETLANDS
31149 1995-01-19 A1 Prison use unlikely for old Navy base (Centerville Beach Naval Facility) CENTERVILLE
31150 1995-01-19 A3 Waste may hit the road: spent nuclear rods could be hauled out over Highway 101 HUMBOLDT BAY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TOXIC WASTES

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