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7 58551 69301 0 WEDNESDAY Sept. 27, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 148 Number 171 email: [email protected] Earthquake rocks Redwood Valley By LAURA MCCUTCHEON some residents with rattled nerves. miles north, northeast of Ukiah, “Oh boy ... I am sitting here working “Oh, they felt it,” Calpella School The Daily Journal A 2.1 magnitude earthquake, locat- according to the U.S. Geological on my floor and it felt like somebody secretary Tina Scroggin said, when A 3.8 magnitude earthquake shook ed eight miles north of Ukiah, occurred Survey. Redwood Valley is 9.3 miles ran into the house with a tank; it was asked if the children noticed the earth- the Redwood Valley area Tuesday earlier the same day at 2:21 a.m. north of Ukiah. just ‘Boom.’ It shook the whole house. quake. afternoon, resulting in a few broken The epicenter of the second quake, Redwood Valley resident Ken I went outside to see if a meth lab blew “A lot of them immediately went bottles inside a local grocery store, and which occurred at 1:56 p.m., was eight Wilson said it shook his whole house. up,” he said. See QUAKE, Page 16 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MAN HURT IN ESCAPE FROM BURNING TRAILER Faulder selected as DA Appointment fills vacancy left by Vroman’s death By KATIE MINTZ The Daily Journal On Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to appoint Assistant District Attorney Keith Faulder as act- ing district attorney for Mendo- cino County. Faulder will serve as district attorney until Jan. 1, 2007, when the winner of the Nov. 7 general election will take office. Should the late District Attorney Norman Vroman, who was in the middle of cam- paigning for a third term at the time of his death last week, win, a vacancy will again occur Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal and the board will be responsi- Ukiah Valley Fire District as well as other local fire departments responded to a structure fire at 4:43 a.m. Tuesday at the Happiness Is trailer park on Lake Mendocino Drive. The lone occupant of the trailer home suffered first- and second-degree See FAULDER, Page 16 burns and was taken to Ukiah Valley Medical Center. Campaign One trailer destroyed, others threatened finance By BEN BROWN Smoke rises from the The Daily Journal remaining heat of the A Ukiah man was in the hospital structure after the ordinance Tuesday, following an early morning flames are extin- fire that destroyed his trailer at the guished. Firefighters Happiness Is trailer park at 311 Lake worked throughout the rejected Mendocino Drive. early morning hours to By KATIE MINTZ At 4:43 a.m., firefighters from the extinguish and clean The Daily Journal Ukiah Valley Fire District responded up the blaze. The formation process was to reports of a “fully involved” struc- long and collaborative. ture fire at space 21 of the Happiness Over the course of seven Is trailer park that was threatening a months, county citizens, Gen- nearby trailer. ‘He was alerted by the eral Government Committee Neighbor Mary Bostick, whose Supervisors Kendall Smith and trailer is only a few feet from the one sound of popping Jim Wattenburger, County that burned, said “I just woke up to Counsel Jeanine Nadel and the noise of popping and my bed- from the living room.’ Assessor/County Clerk-Recor- room all lit up by the fire,” der Marsha Wharff worked to Firefighters quickly doused the create a draft ordinance they flames and sprayed water on UVFD Battalion Chief thought was a decent compro- Bostick’s trailer. Fire scorched the Jay Beristianos mise on campaign finance branches of trees near her trailer and reform. the heat melted some of the outside Its undoing, however, was walls. relatively swift. “Quick actions by the first-in units would have burned to the ground. have a smoke detector. investigation. After approximately an saved the second structure,” said Beristianos said the fire is “He was alerted by the sound of Beristianos said the trailer’s sole hour-and-a-half discussion at UVFD Battalion Chief Jay believed to have started in the trail- popping from the living room,” occupant, a 50-year-old Ukiah man, the board’s Tuesday meeting, Beristianos. “If those guys hadn’t put er’s south end between the kitchen Beristianos said. supervisors voted 2-3, Supervi- water on the second structure, it and living room. The trailer did not The cause of the fire is under See TRAILER, Page 16 sors Michael Delbar, Hal Wagenet and Chairman of the Board David Colfax dissenting, putting an end to hopes for an ordinance that would have placed a limit on the dollar Air tanker makes emergency landing after takeoff amount of contributions candi- dates for county office could By GREG WELTER 11:09 a.m. and had only been in the air receive from any one donor. Chico Enterprise-Record about five minutes when he heard an odd Noble Fire near Piercy reaches 150 acres The Fair Campaign Ordi- CHICO – An aerial tanker under con- noise and noticed an abnormal amount of nance proposed that candidates tract to the U.S. Forest Service was forced black smoke in the exhaust from one The Daily Journal the California Department of or committees be prohibited to abort a fire mission to Mendocino engine, which also started to backfire. The Noble Fire, burning on feder- Forestry and Fire Protection and the from accepting total contribu- County Monday morning and return to He and a co-pilot, the only other person al land eight miles east of Piercy, had California Department of Correc- Chico when an engine failed. spread to 150 acres on Tuesday. See ORDINANCE, Page 16 Pilot Dale Dahl, 31, said he took off at See TANKER, Page 16 A total of 240 firefighters from See NOBLE, Page 16 UP TO 75% OFF Come See Our High Quality Summer Clothing Clearance Children’s Toys & Clothing 463-0628 211 S. State St., Ukiah 2 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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[\ the big city life to a Alonso & husband Luis, [\ [\ Vicki, Jennifer much more reserved life in Chrystal Turner, Jen- DOROTHY MAE FRASER and Katlynn of Ukiah. the small town of nifer Rice, Joshua Turner, Dorothy Mae Fraser, 92, Edward and wife Ukiah, where she worked Benjamin Rice, Tif- of Ukiah passed Brandy, children Amelia as a waitress & an fany Turner, Scott, away Sunday, September and in-home care provider she Makeyen and William 24, 2006 at Ukiah Daphne who recently discovered her Schultz-Matias, Brittany Convalescent Hospital. moved from Ukiah to love for helping those in Turner, Adam Turn- Dorothy was born Oc- Littleton, Colorado. need. This is where er, Garrett Rice, Taylor tober 8, 1913 in Galesburg, Larry is also survived by she found many of her Marchan, as well as Illinois. Dorothy children of his two priceless friends such her daughter Kathy’s 3 lived in Los Angeles, CA deceased sons. Les, who as; Mr. & Mrs. Elder, Dr. children (she never prior to moving to died this year in Massingill, Glenda had the chance to meet), Ukiah 5 years ago. She May; wife Vicki Salisbury, “Suzie” Mason & many, her great-grandchil- worked as a Regis- children Nate, tered Nurse and was also a Chandra and Matthew. In Loving Memory of many more. dren; Marcos Rodriguez- Care Home Ad- The loss of Diane, for Turner, Vyanette Gregg, who died in DIANE ROSE THOMAS ministrator. Dorothy was 2003; child Sara Salisbury August 30, 1936 her family is great & Alonso-Turner, Michael LARRY NEIL SALISBURY proud to be the first Larry Neil Salisbury, 72, of San Antonio, TX. to September 22, 2006 she will always be remem- Garbocci Jr. and Ken- in three generations of bered for her efforts dall Rice. died Sept. 20th in Larry leaves four sisters; Born, Diane Rose Registered Nurses. Verna Haas of to always do what was best We all will miss you very Redwood Valley. He was a Thomas, August 30th 1936 Dorothy is survived by son of a pioneer Ukiah, Lois Suchan of in the state of Texas to Jose for her family & much, but we are her daughter Diane Upper Lake, Leta those closest to her. happy that you will no Ukiahan. His father Fount Thomas & Gua- O’ffill and her husband came to Ukiah in Sprague of Redwood Valley dalupe Garcia. Diane Preceding her death was longer be suffering, Robert, sons James and Rubye Ha- her mother in 1976, 1908. His mother Ora Neil- entered into rest on and that you will have Fraser, Jay Fraser and his Salisbury and her gemeister of Winthrop, WA. September 22nd, 2006, her eldest son Paul in 1982, finally found peace, re- wife Lael, 2 grand- parents were born in Potter Many nieces, nephews when the Lord felt it her father in united with those that left daughters, 2 grandsons, 2 Valley, Ca. Fount and cousins also sur- was time to end her long 1993 & her sister Annabell this world before step-granddaugh- and Ora’s children were all vive. suffering from can- in 2005. Diane is you and to watch over and ters, 4 step-grandsons, 3 He is predeceased by his great-granddaugh- born in Ukiah. cer. survived by her brothers & protect us always. Larry and his wife Joyce, wife Joyce, his two Diane left Texas in her sisters (in order); May the Lord hold you ters and 2 great-grandsons. brothers Darrell and Dorothy was pre- an RN, started and teen years & moved to Joseph Thomas, Sylvia with his blessed managed seven resident Kenneth and his sister California with her sister Gonzalez, Betty Pio- hands. We will all see you ceded in death by her hus- Ora. band of 55 years care homes in Ukiah Annabell. San Fran- na, Robert Thomas, Hilda again one day. and one in Redwood Valley. A large family gathering Gonzales, Eneida A memorial service will James P. Fraser. cisco is where she began A graveside service will He loved music, dancing was held in the home her long journey to Perez, Leroy Thomas, Tony be held at the Church and playing pool- of Leta Sprague and Larry Badillo, Lupe be held on Saturday, be an independent working of Jesus Christ of Latter September 30th, 2006 at very well! “Ever so gently”. to celebrate his life. woman with goals Barrera, Basileo Badillo Jr. Day Saints on Fri- 2:30 PM at Fairhav- He is survived by three Hospice of Willits were & dreams for the future. Her children; Ka- day, September 29th, 2006 en Memorial Park in Santa sons: those who helped him Diane worked as a thy Madrigal, David at 3pm. Ana, CA. Larry Jr. and wife Lek, in his last journey and were waitress in many of the Turner, Venus Marchan & “We love you and may Memorial contributions his children Chad, Ka- wonderful. Ever- city’s restaurants. She husband Alex, Diana you rest in Peace!!! to the American Heart tie, Daniel, Sean and sole Mortuary was in married & had 7 beautiful Sanchez & husband Al- Beloved mother, sister, association are preferred Heather of Ft. Walton charge of arrangements. children; Paul, Ka- fredo, Charlie Turner & grandmother, by the family. Beach, Florida. Donations in his memory thy, David, Venus, Diana, William Matias. Her great-grandmother and Arrangements are under Wes and wife Leona, his to Phoenix Hospice Charlie & William. grandchildren; Christina friend”. the direction of the children Ashtin and in Willits are appreciated In 1977, she moved from Simpson, Deborah Eversole Mortuary. Wesley, stepchildren Jason, by the family.

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COMMERCE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 2006 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Governor: Global warming a top priority By SAMANTHA YOUNG greater emphasis on renew- Schwarzenegger said in a tele- Associated Press able energy and hydrogen- phone interview with The SACRAMENTO — fueled cars. Associated Press. “We want to California’s landmark effort to Schwarzenegger Schwarzenegger said he be in the forefront. California set a cap on greenhouse gas hopes California’s efforts on has always been known for emissions is just one step in a global warming will inspire that.” long-term strategy by the other states and the federal On Wednesday in San nation’s most populous state government, which has done Francisco, the governor is Next steps to combat global climate little to curb the emissions sci- scheduled to sign a bill impos- the By Jan Warner and Jan Collins change, Gov. Arnold California, the world’s 12th entists blame for warming the ing a first-in-the-nation emis- Schwarzenegger said Tuesday largest producer of green- Earth. sions cap on utilities, refiner- commerce in an interview. house gases, will include fur- “We are trying to bring ies and manufacturing plants. The governor said the glob- ther industrial reductions and other people in and inspire file Is Dad al warming strategy for initiatives such as placing them and work with them,” See GLOBAL, Page 5 By K.C. Meadows a tax Granite Construction’s 8th Annual Chili Cook Off was a huge success. Some 36 break? teams participated with fun booths, great costumes and of Q: Our mother's lengthy course the best chili. illness and death caused emo- This year’s award winners tional and economic devasta- The pampered pet were: tion to our father, now 84. Crookedest Team - Because of his poor financial Motion Industries situation (his only income is New pet Best Dressed - Ukiah Social Security of less than Valley Lumber $875 per month), my brother, boutique Best Booth - Ukiah Valley two sisters and I have been Lumber providing him money for Hottest Chili - Motion food, clothing, gasoline, car coming to Industries and house maintenance, and 3rd Place - Zack’s other such expenses. Ukiah Restaurant/Catering We have been talking 2nd Place - Friedman about taking him as a depen- By LAURA MCCUTCHEON Brothers dent; however, since none of The Daily Journal 1st Place - Rainbow Ag us provides more than half of It’s for the dogs -- People’s Choice - his support, how can we take matching furniture that is. Rainbow Ag advantage of this tax break? Pet armoires, beds and Congratulations to all. by A: While it is generally toy chests -- in mahogany, the way, lest we forget, all correct that a taxpayer can aqua or white -- strollers proceeds go to benefit the claim a dependency exemp- and more, are currently Boys & Girls Clubs of Ukiah. tion for an individual only if being added to the inven- For Club information call: he or she provides more than tory at Blue Ribbon Pets 489-9355. half of that individual's sup- grooming, boarding and port during the year, in multi- doggie day care business, A reminder that ple support situations such as where toys, treats, collars, Homecoming is next week on yours, several taxpayers may leashes, sweaters, and the Ukiah High campus and provide support for an indi- grooming products already the annual school spirit con- vidual without one of them line the walls. test kicks off Friday at the providing more than half the The pet furniture cur- local McDonald’s. Each high support. rently in stock ranges in school class (freshmen, In these circumstances, the price from $59.99 to sophomores, juniors and general rule has an exception: $159.99. Sets can also be seniors) can compete for cash If qualified taxpayers each purchased at a discounted prizes by racking up points at provide more than 10 percent rate.Halloween costumes, McDonald’s by buying food of an individual's support -- Christmas attire, rain there. The class with the most and provide 50 percent col- coats, fur collars, satin points at the end of lectively among them -- they jackets, Doggles (dog sun Homecoming Week Oct. 6 can decide among themselves glasses), and an expanded gets $500 from Mike Schutz, who will claim the exemption jewelry line are also avail- owner of the two local so long as all tests are met. able, among other items, McDonald’s, one on Perkins "Support" can include expen- which owner Kelly Boesel and the other on North State ditures for clothing, food, eventually plans to sell out Street. For every penny you housing, transportation, vaca- of a new retail store she or your friends and family tions, medical and dental will call Moochie Poochie spend during this week at care, and other necessities. Pet Boutique. McDonald’s your class is Although only one taxpay- A do-it-yourself dog credited with one point. (For er can claim the exemption wash will also be located instance, spending $3.45 each year, the exemption can at the Moochie Poochie means the class of your be switched from sibling to Pet Boutique, Boesel said, choice would earn 345 sibling on a year-to-year noting she is negotiating points.) And don’t forget that basis. Those of you who are on a larger space for the you must tell the McDonald’s eligible to claim the exemp- retail and the dog wash. employee when you order, tion must enter into a new The grooming, boarding, which class you want your agreement each year in order training and day care ser- points to be credited to. for one of you to claim the vice will stay at its loca- “Parents, brothers, sisters, exemption. tion on North State Street friends, teachers, the mail- So long as your father or, in Ukiah. “As soon as we man, the fireman and even the for that matter, any other rela- sign a lease for a space we mayor can earn your class tive, is a citizen of the United will announce it to the points,” Schutz said. States, he need not live with world. We’ve got the Value meals are worth dou- you in order for him to quali- inventory, the staff, and Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal ble points. And to get them fy as your dependent. Shorty, a shih tzu, sits in a pet stroller while pet clothes hang in the back- started, the freshman class However, other relatives must ground. All items are being sold by Blue Ribbon Pets. gets double points on live with you in order for you See PETS, Page 5 Saturday and Sunday this to claim the dependency weekend on all purchases. exemption. You cannot claim Remember that your the exemption if your father enthusiasm for this fun annu- files a joint return with any- al project should not extend to one. Consumer confidence up in Sept. Salad firms going up to people in the So, the first thing to do is McDonald’s restaurants and determine which of you By ANNE D’INNOCENZIO said. The government’s latest bottom trying to get them to vote for should claim the exemption in AP Business Writer report on employment showed your class. That’s a no-no. which year and establish the NEW YORK — Falling THE ECONOMY that jobs bounced back in rotation. But remember, if one gasoline prices helped ease August, which eased fears that lines Kudos to the Mendo of you does not provide 10 American shoppers’ worries the economy might be slow- Lake Credit Union, which percent of the total support Board Consumer Research in September, sending a gauge Center. ing too much. wilting made a donation to Healthy for your father, that sibling of consumer sentiment higher That sentiment was reflect- Kids Mendocino to help pay will not be eligible to claim Lower prices at the pump By PAUL ELIAS than analysts expected. have helped boost consumer ed in the stock market on for health care premiums for the exemption. The New York-based Tuesday, when the Dow AP Business Writer children in Mendocino Once you decide who will sentiment, economists said. Conference Board said Over the past month, the retail gained 93.58, or 0.81 percent, SAN FRANCISCO — County. Anne Molgaard, take the exemption, each of Tuesday that its consumer to close at 11,669.39. The Companies up and down the Executive Director of FIRST the other siblings who have price of gasoline plunged by confidence index rebounded 50 cents, or 17 percent, to Dow’s advance put it within food chain are taking a finan- 5 Mendocino, accepted the provided at least 10 percent of to 104.5 from a revised read- range of its high of 11,722.98 cial hit from the E. coli out- gift on behalf of the consor- your father's support must average $2.38 a gallon nation- ing of 100.2. in August. wide, according to Energy set in January 2000. The break that led to a nationwide tium saying, “Mendo Lake complete and sign a Form Analysts had expected the Dow’s advance put it within recall of bagged spinach, but Credit Union is leading the 2120, which will be attached Department statistics. That is index to rise to 103. The read- 42.5 cents lower than a year range of its high of 11,722.98 the California produce com- way. Business knows that to the tax return of the person ing, the highest since July’s set in January 2000. pany at the center of the healthier kids do better in who claims the exemption. ago, when the energy industry 107, followed a big dip in was still reeling from the Lower gas prices and investigation stands to lose school and grow into a more It is important to remem- August, when employment steady job market are good the most. stable work force.” Healthy ber that in multiple support aftermath of hurricanes worries dragged down con- Katrina and Rita. news for retailers as they pre- “It should have pretty far- Kids Mendocino boasts a situations, the taxpayer claim- sumer sentiment. pare for the critical holiday reaching implications on the large public/private partner- ing the dependency exemp- Justine Grover, 31, who The private research drives from her home in Los season. In general, shoppers whole bagged salad industry,” ship of organizations, busi- tion can also deduct medical group’s Present Situation have remained resilient said Tom Weir, executive edi- nesses, public officials and expenses that he/she pays for Angeles to Orange County to Index, which measures how sell construction supplies, said throughout the year — even tor of the monthly industry individuals. The consortium the person being claimed as a shoppers feel now about eco- when energy costs were high- publication the Grocery is led by the Alliance for dependent. lower gas prices have saved nomic conditions, rose to her between $40 and $50 a er — though some chains like Headquarters. Rural Community Health, the If you pay more than half 127.7 from 123.9. Its Wal-Mart Stores Inc. that It’s hard to overstate the Mendocino County Public of your parent's support, you week — just in time for Expectations Index, which Christmas shopping. cater to low-income shoppers role Natural Selection Foods Health Department and may also be eligible to deduct measures consumers’ outlook have blamed higher prices at LLC played in launching the FIRST 5 Mendocino. medical expenses paid on “I’ll buy more gifts,” she over the next six months, rose said. the pump for slowing sales. bagged salad craze that Healthy Kids Mendocino Dad's behalf, even if Dad to 89.0 from 84.4 last month. Franco cautioned, however, became a $2.5 billion busi- plans to insure 1,500 children earns too much for you to be Even more important than “What we are seeing is an lower gas prices, according to that although consumers’ con- ness and propelled the former by the end of 2008; 300 of able to claim a dependency easing of concerns. People are cerns have eased “there is lit- roadside farm stand to a these children are not eligible exemption. In these situa- economists, is that the job becoming less pessimistic, not market is steady, though con- tle to suggest a significant major agribusiness. for existing public programs tions, you would merely add significantly more opti- change in economic activity Now that’s all in jeopardy and will be enrolled in your parent's medical expens- sumers still showed some mistic,” said Lynn Franco, concerns about jobs in the lat- See NEXT, Page 5 director of The Conference est consumer survey, Franco See ECONOMY, Page 5 See SALAD, Page 5 See FILE, Page 8 4 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers Sweet land of liberty Thank goodness for firefighters To the Editor: First I would like to say thank you to NAT HENTOFF Carl Blochings for his letter in the paper a while ago. He acknowledged firefighters and EMTs for their hard work. My brother is a volunteer firefighter, an EMT working on becoming a paramedic, has a full time construction job, goes to college, and still makes time for his large family. He is my Will Congress defy hero. Most people take advantage of fire- fighters and EMT. Most of the EMT/fire- the Supreme Court? fighters here in Ukiah are all people with Last June, the Supreme Court (Hamdan v. very busy lives like my brother, but they Rumsfeld) ruled that our federal courts have the power volunteer what extra time they do have to to hear habeas-corpus petitions from detainees on the become someone’s hero. They are all legal basis for their imprisonment -- and the conditions heroes and deserve to be acknowledged. I of their treatment. Habeas corpus, the "Great Writ," mean, yeah some like the suits and others which has roots at least as far back as the Magna Carta love the sirens and big trucks, but that’s (the year 1215), is embedded in the Constitution as the not the real reason they are there. So the most fundamental protection against loss of liberty. next time you have paramedics/EMTs But in the both acclaimed and denounced bill put helping you, remember that they are not through the Senate Armed Services Committee by there for the pay, they are there because Republicans John Warner (Virginia), John McCain they are heroes. (Arizona) and Lindsey Graham (South Carolina), Kasha Guintoli habeas-corpus rights have been removed. Ukiah Amid the continuing debate in the press, in Going broke Congress and around the country on the Senate com- mittee's "Military Commissions Act of 2006," little To the Editor: attention is being paid to Section 6 of this Warner- Believe it or not, even some of our McCain-Graham bill that denies the right to a habeas- wayward corporations are beginning to get corpus hearing not only to Guantanamo Bay prisoners, the message that USA is way behind other but to any alien detainee outside the United States des- civilized countries in providing affordable ignated by the president as an "enemy combatant." health care for our citizens. Stop pharma- Other opinions In a Sept. 12 letter to Senate Armed Services ceutical gouging. Make them responsible. From around the nation Committee chairman John Warner and its ranking Recognize that our health system is broke. member, Carl Levin, retired Navy Adjutant Gens. John Marvin Gentz Hutson and Donald Guter (both rear admirals), and Ukiah The Watertown (N.Y.) Daily Times retired Marine Corps Brig. Gen. David Brahms On security along the Canadian border emphasized: that forgotten in this removal of habeas Fight for fair elections petitions are "the vast majority of the detainees who A congressional proposal unite Sunday to send one straight out of a comic book. have never been charged, and most likely never will be To the Editor: to add 10,800 more security loud, clear and urgent mes- Michael Wynne, secretary charged. These detainees ... will continue to be held as As many of us know, elections are no personnel to guard the north- sage: Stop the genocide in of the Air Force, insisted 'enemy combatants.' It is critical to these detainees, longer fair and honest in the United States. ern border is preposterous. Darfur. recently that use of the non- who have not been charged with any crime, that As many of us know, both Al Gore and A report warns that more That message is one that Congress not strip the courts of (jurisdiction) to hear John Kerry were elected President by the lethal weapon as a domestic than 1,000 unguarded road- President Bush, world lead- crowd-control device would their ... habeas cases (which) are the only avenue open vote of the people, but because of fraud, for them to challenge their detention (as they face) neither became President, and the whole ways offer "quick exit for ers and the United Nations be a way to build interna- intruders" between Canada must take to heart and chan- potentially life imprisonment." world has been paying dearly for it. tional acceptance of its use. Warner, McCain and Graham are being acclaimed Without fair and honest elections, we are and the United States. nel into action swiftly. "If we're not willing to After interviewing offi- Specifically, they must by many civil libertarians for insisting in their bill on not really even a democracy. It is impera- use it here against our fellow basic due-process protections for the detainees (pro- tive that people in a democracy can be cials and security personnel ensure a U.N. peacekeeping citizens, then we should not on both sides of the border, force is dispatched post vided by the Supreme Court in the 2004 Rasul v. Bush confident that their votes are accurately be willing to use it in a ruling as well as in this year's Hamdan case). But these counted. What can we do to change this? the congressional fact-find- haste to the troubled western senators allowed the suspension of habeas petitions for Writing letters to our elected representa- ing group advocates deploy- region of Sudan where a wartime situation. ... (Because) if I hit somebody many detainees, including those who may be entirely tives, as well as to newspapers, is ing 8,000 National Guard or renewed government offen- innocent. And if the prohibitions on habeas rights extremely important. If you’ve already State Defense Force reserves sive is killing and maiming with a nonlethal weapon and they claim that it injured become law -- the prisoners can be held for the rest of written, please, write again, and then from all 50 states. ... thousands of innocent civil- their lives on the secret evidence and the coerced inter- again, and urge all your friends to do the Did the people compiling ians daily. ... them in a way that was not rogations that the three senators tried to remedy in same. When writing, we should use some the report confer with mem- Clearly, the United States intended, I think that I would their bill. of the facts pertaining to the fraudulence bers of Congress whose dis- and its allies cannot waste be vilified in the world Why do Warner and McCain remain silent on the of the elections. Since the elections were tricts border Canada? ... one more day toward ending press," Mr. Wynne told The exclusion of any chance for these prisoners to appeal fixed in favor of the Republicans, you’d Sudan's maniacal aggres- Associated Press. the conditions of their treatment and the conduct of think all the Democratic representatives There is no security crisis on the northern border to sion. Americans ought to Too late, Mr. Wynne. their trials? would be actively working for election work to ensure quick pas- And the widely respected Sen. John Warner has reform, but they are not. Legislators are so warrant such alarm. Anyone who would sanction Undocumented aliens are sage this fall of the Darfur experimental weapons for stated that he pressed for the bill that bears his name to busy, they are often not well educated assure that it will pass the scrutiny of the Supreme about things we take for granted that all not flowing across the bor- Peace and Accountability domestic crowd control Act, which calls on the U.S. Court this time around. He surely must realize that know. Perhaps Democratic representa- der in droves. The situation before introducing them into lawyers for the detainees will appeal the sweeping sus- tives, including Al Gore and John Kerry, in Northern New York and to take a more active role in stopping the genocide and the international theater will pension of habeas corpus to this very Hamdan v. did not fight for their rightful places across the U.S.-Canadian be vilified, anyway. ... Rumsfeld Supreme Court, which may well again over- because they did not believe our system border is managed just fine encourages NATO participa- tion. The best-case scenario turn the law on constitutional grounds. was so wrought with fraud, or perhaps by the civil and military per- In the blizzard of expensive TV ads and scathing they simply did not want to appear undig- has "Weapon X" emitting an sonnel already in place on intense energy pulse that stump speeches as the midterm elections approach, I nified. But we cannot allow it to happen both sides of the border. ... The Pittsburgh doubt if any of the candidates and their supporters will again, because the world cannot take any weakens the human target This is an example of Post-Gazette while disabling electronic focus on, or even mention, this assault on habeas cor- more abuse. Some ideas/facts that could post-9-11 hysteria. Those in pus. But nine retired federal judges have tried to awak- be included in your letter: On testing non- devices in the vicinity. en Congress to this constitutional crisis. Among them No. 1 - We must use only machines Congress responsible for the report should get a grip. lethal weapons on The Air Force is still in are such often-honored jurists as Shirley Hufstedler, that produce a verifiable paper trail, and the research phase with no Nathaniel Jones, Patricia Wald, H. Lee Sarokin and every voter must have a receipt with a U.S. citizens street tests scheduled any- William Sessions (who was head of the CIA and the record of who they voted for. The Vindicator, Some stories go beyond time soon (as far as we FBI). No. 2 - Credible witnesses in several know). But if you find your- They write, particularly with regard to Sen. states say that when they voted for Kerry, Youngstown, Ohio satire. Reports that the U.S. military will test an experi- self among an especially McCain's concerns about torture, that without habeas then checked their ballot at the end, it said On genocide petitions, how will the judiciary ensure that "Executive they voted for Bush. We must have mental high-power rowdy crowd of anti-war in Darfur protesters one day, don't be detentions are not grounded on torture"? The judges machines that make it easy to cast your microwave device on also remind Congress that the writ of habeas corpus vote accurately the first time, and that can- Millions of people in New American civilians before surprised if you find your has been suspended only four times in our history -- not be tampered with in any way to “fix” York and in cities across the using it on foreign forces forehead melting inexplica- and then, the Constitution states, only in "Cases of machines. nation and the world will sounds like something bly. Rebellion or Invasion (when) the public Safety may No. 3 - Thousands of voter names were require it.") illegally removed from voting lists, and so To be sure, Abraham Lincoln suspended habeas those people could not vote. during the horrors of the Civil War; but in 1866, the No. 4 - There were not enough voting WHERE TO WRITE Supreme Court declared that action unconstitutional machines in heavily Democratic districts; because the civilian courts were still open during the plenty of machines in Republican districts. President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa war -- as they still are right now. So, if this suspension No. 5 - District lines were manipulated House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- becomes law, say these deeply concerned retired fed- to reduce Democratic voting. ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah eral judges, "there will be protracted legislation for No. 6 - People posing as security (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, years to come" -- and many detainees may never expe- guards intimidated poor and immigrant Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is rience justice. voters by fraudulently checking IDs and State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: These judges also remind us -- and Sens. Warner, using other tactics to scare them away 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] McCain and Graham (the latter has long wanted to from voting. Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate undermine habeas) -- that, as Chief Justice John No. 7 - Any election, of course, will Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; Marshall declared, and warned, "ours is a government have anomalies, but what is most anom- District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX of laws, not men." Having certainly acted on principle alous about the irregularities in 2004 was 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 in putting the president on the defensive, McCain and their decidedly partisan bent. Almost with- (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- Warner should now stand up for "the 'Great Writ.'" out exception they hurt John Kerry and Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sen- And Thomas Jefferson, as the Constitution was benefited George Bush. ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510. 8931. District offices at 1040 Main St., Suite being written, objected even to the inclusion of a “After carefully examining the evi- (202)224-3841 FAX (202) 228-3954; San 205, Napa, 94559, 224-1990, 50 D St., Suite clause suspending habeas corpus because of the dan- dence, I’ve become convinced that the Francisco (415) 393-0707; senator@fein- 120A, Santa Rosa, 95404, 576-2771, and ger that suspension could be "habitual." president’s party mounted a massive, coor- stein.senate.gov 317 3rd St., Suite 6, Eureka, 95501, 445- Congressman Mike Thompson: 1st 6508. Email: [email protected]. Nat Hentoff is a nationally renowned authority on dinated campaign to subvert the will of the First Amendment and the Bill of Rights. the people in 2004,”- excerpt from an in- District, 231 Cannon Office Bldg, Washing- Mendocino County Supervisors: depth article by Robert F, Kennedy Jr,; ton, D.C. 20515. (202) 225-3311; FAX Michael Delbar, 1st District; Jim Watten- “Was The 2004 Election Stolen?” (find (202)225-4335. Fort Bragg district office, burger, 2nd District; Hal Wagenet, 3rd Dis- The Ukiah this excellent article at www.common- 430 N. Franklin St., PO Box 2208, Fort trict; Kendall Smith, 4th District; David Col- dreams.org/views06/060 1-34.htm ) (also Bragg 95437; 962-0933,FAX 962-0934; fax, 5th District. All can be reached by writ- check out www.blackboxvoting.org) www.house.gov/write rep ing to 501 Low Gap Road, Room 1090, DAILY JOURNAL We cannot let the dishonest few Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State Ukiah, 95482, 463-4221, FAX 463-4245. Publisher: Kevin McConnell Editor: K.C. Meadows infringe the freewill of the majority again. Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, [email protected] There is very little time left before our Advertising director: Cindy Delk Office manager: Yvonne Bell next election in Nov. 1. 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emissions to 1990 levels by innovative and creating new Pets 2020, an estimated 25 percent ways of solving problems, and Global reduction. Schwarzenegger that’s what this is all about,” issued an executive order in Schwarzenegger said. “We Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 2005 calling for an even more feel very strongly we can do ambitious reduction — cut- that and add jobs and make the clients, all we need is the Two years ago, the state imposed tight regulations on ting the levels of greenhouse industries boom.” space,” Boesel gases to 80 percent below Many scientists believe said.Meanwhile, Moochie automobile tailpipe emissions, an initiative that is being chal- 1990 levels by 2050. greenhouse gases such as car- Poochie will make its debut “In fitness, the field I come bon dioxide, methane and at the Pumpkin Fest, Oct. 14 lenged in federal court by automakers. from, it’s all part of goals. You nitrous oxide are trapping heat and 15, and people can also step on the scales and say, ’I in the atmosphere, leading to a call Blue Ribbon Pets at 485- Schwarzenegger’s endorse- ment of the global warming weigh 220 pounds; I want to warming of the Earth. In turn, 8454 for an appointment. get my body weight down to “We encourage them to issue has helped burnish the that threatens to alter weather governor’s environmental cre- 200. Here’s the plan and how patterns, shrink wildlife habi- bring their dog and try every- to do it, and I’m going to thing on -- even the furni- dentials during a year in tat and raise sea levels around which he faces re-election. check every day if I get the globe. ture,” Boesel said. “I don’t there,”’ Schwarzenegger said. want to buy something that His plans for additional state State reports have predicted action rest on whether he wins “That’s what we’re trying to that California could suffer doesn’t fit me, and if I go to do here with the emissions buy a new mattress I want to in November against state dire consequences as tempera- treasurer Phil Angelides, the (of) greenhouse gases.” tures rise. Warming could lead try it out before I buy it.” The industrial emissions Boesel said she will also Democratic nominee who also to earlier melting of the Sierra cap has been praised by envi- snowpack, flooding in the do special orders. “If we can has embraced the state cap. ronmentalists as a step toward find it, we will order it. If it California’s efforts on Central Valley and the San fighting global climate Francisco Bay area, and exists, we will get it,” said global warming have been in change, but business leaders Boesel, who has worked with the spotlight since have warned that it will changes in growing seasons animals for over 20 years -- Schwarzenegger and the increase their costs and force for the country’s largest agri- at Blue Ribbon Pets since state’s legislative Democrats them to scale back their cultural producer. Climate 1993 and with a veterinarian reached the deal to cut green- California operations. change also could threaten the for 10 years prior to that. house gas emission last Schwarzenegger dismissed state’s water supply. Asked why some people month. The governor and the criticism, citing a study by If re-elected, lavish their pets with things British Prime Minister Tony the University of California, Schwarzenegger said he like furniture and jewels, Blair also have agreed to work Berkeley that estimates would seek legislation to pro- Boesel said: “Because they together to develop new tech- 89,000 jobs will be created as tect the state’s coastline in the can. We enjoy our pets. I do nologies to combat global the state weans itself from fos- face of rising ocean levels. He it because I like it and it’s warming. sil fuels. also wants to shore up the fun. ... It’s all part of the California’s efforts to cut “When you set goals, it state’s vulnerable drinking human-animal bond. We do it greenhouse gas emissions are makes other industries be water supplies by building as an expression of our love part of a goal to cut the state’s innovative. They end up being more reservoirs. for them. While the pet may George enjoys a kitty bungalow at Blue Ribbon Pets. not know the difference between a basic collar and a when we put the jewelry on annually on their pets. ...many economists believe that the jeweled collar, they do know them.” Laura McCutcheon Economy the difference in the feeling Americans reportedly can be reached at housing market will have a soft landing. and emotions we put out spend more than $30 billion [email protected]. Continued from Page 3 Realtors on Monday of the ately.” percent of your adjusted gross Elder Law Attorneys and has as we enter the final quarter of first year-over year drop in The National Retail Next income. been practicing law for more 2006.” median home sales prices in Federation forecast last week We urge you to contact than 30 years. The consumer confidence more than a decade, as sales an “above-average” holiday Continued from Page 3 your certified public accoun- Jan Collins is editor of the report — derived from fell for a fifth straight month. season. It expects holiday tant or tax advisor to help you Business and Economic responses through Sept. 19 to But many economists sales will rise a solid 5 percent es -- such as health insurance determine exactly where you Review published by the a survey mailed to 5,000 believe that the housing mar- in the combined November premiums -- to your medical stand. University of South Carolina households in a consumer ket will have a soft landing. and December period, though expenses and deduct them to Jan Warner is a member of and a special correspondent research panel — showed that They add that the recent pause less than the 6.1 percent in the the extent that they exceed 7.5 the National Academy of for The Economist. consumers’ views of the labor in interest rate hikes by the year-ago period. market were mixed and hadn’t Federal Reserve will offer Jaime Sanches, 25, who shown dramatic improve- like Chiquita Brands shares were down 14 percent some relief to home buyers was filling up his gas tank at a ments, Franco said. and sellers. Los Angeles station, said Salad International Inc. and Dole since Friday. “Consumers don’t expect a Food Co. got into the bagged Dole, a privately held com- “The biggest challenge is lower gas prices were freeing big pickup in job growth,” the housing market, but it is up cash that he plans to use Continued from Page 3 salad business. pany based in Westlake Franco said. But she added Cincinnati-based Chiquita, Village, has been linked to the not all dark in the consumer during the holidays. because of the outbreak that that they don’t expect a big psyche,” said Mark Vitner, “I could spend much more which bought Fresh Express E. coli outbreak through its downturn either. senior economist at Wachovia money on my kids to buy sickened at least 183 people in for $855 million in cash last association with Natural 26 states and is taking a toll on That ambivalence is Corp. in Charlotte, N.C. whatever they ask for, for much bigger companies that year, said Monday that con- Selection, which packages reflected in outlooks for the “Consumers are realizing that Christmas dinner, for pre- recently jumped into the cerns over the tainted spinach greens for Dole and dozens of housing market. lower home prices may affect sents, everything,” he said. booming business. had led to unexpected costs other companies. Test results Homebuilders Lowe’s Cos. them over time, but the drop AP Writer Jacob Adelman and Lennar Corp. both warned “The whole bag salad and lower sales for the compa- have linked two bacteria- in gasoline prices is going to in Los Angeles contributed to ny’s packaged produce busi- tainted bags of Dole baby Tuesday of trouble in the be positive to them immedi- their report. industry has just taken off housing sector. Their alarms exponentially,” said Samuel ness. By Tuesday’s close on spinach to a single batch from the New York Stock Natural Selection’s San Juan came after a report from the Fromartz, author of the National Association of recently published book Exchange, the company’s Bautista processing plant. 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The tight end is being kept in • Mendocino College at Cabrillo College, 7 p.m. promising in late August. like the ghosts of Dave 11 receptions and 137 yards _ hitting our tight ends frequent- to block rather than going on PREP WATER POLO • Ukiah boys at Fairfield Tournament The Raiders had just fin- Casper, Todd Christensen, including five catches for 65 ly and eventually it opened up routes. PREP VOLLEYBALL • Ukiah at Clearlake Tournament ished swatting the San Raymond Chester and Ethan yards in the game following some of the outside stuff,'' The Raiders now seem to Francisco 49ers out of Horton had converged to the 49ers' day of revelation. coach Art Shell said. ``But be captives of a vicious cycle. -Calendar listings are culled McAfee Coliseum, 23-7. They throw one big tight end party. Over the last three games, again, you've got to have good Send the tight end out on from the most recent schedules provided by the schools and collected nearly 400 yards of That's about as far as it the Raiders tight ends are pass protection. We've had routes and the quarterback organizations in our coverage offense. And the kicker was went. averaging two receptions for protection problems the last gets gutted. Keep him in and area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to this: There were 10 catches by In the four outings since 24 yards a game. couple of weeks and we admit The Daily Journal Sports See WOES, Page 7 Department at 468-3518. Golf great TV LISTINGS Byron Nelson TODAY MLB San Francisco at Milwaukee, 4 p.m. (FOX) dead at 94 Wisconsin at Michigan, 9 a.m. (ESPN) Minnesota at Purdue, 9 a.m. (ESPN2) By JAIME ARON Penn State at Ohio State, 12:30 p.m. (ABC) Alabama at Arkansas, 12:30 p.m. (CBS) The Associated Press West Virginina at East Carolina, 1:30 p.m. (ESPN2) DALLAS — Byron UCLA at Washington, 4 p.m. (TBS) Nelson, who had the greatest Kentucky at Florida, 4:45 p.m. (ESPN) USC at Arizona, 5 p.m. (ABC) year in the history of profes- Notre Dame at Michigan State, 5 p.m. (ABC) sional golf when he won 18 Boston College at North Carolina State, 5 p.m. (ESPN2) tournaments in 1945, includ- GOLF Ryder Cup, Day Two/Foursomes, 7 a.m. ing a record 11 in a row, died (NBC) Ryder Cup, Day Two/Foursomes, 9 a.m. Tuesday. He was 94. (NBC) Valero Texas Open, Third Round, 1 p.m. His death was confirmed (NBC) MOTORSPORTS by the 9. No cause of death NASCAR Dover 200, noon (TNT) was listed on its Web site.Known as Lord Byron for COMMUNITY his elegant swing and gentle manner, Nelson won 31 of 54 DIGEST tournaments in 1944-45. Then, at age 34, he retired City of Ukiah youth after the 1946 season to spend basketball signups more time on his Texas ranch. end Oct. 20 “When I was playing regu- larly, I had a goal,” Nelson The City of Ukiah Community Service Department would like to recalled years later. “I could announce the beginning of regis- see the prize money going tration for the 2006/07 Youth into the ranch, buying a trac- Basketball league. The league is tor, or a cow. It gave me open to boys and girls from Kindergarten through 12th grade. incentive.” Registration forms are now avail- That incentive pushed able at the Civic Center, 411 W. Nelson to become one of the Clay St. and at www.cityofuki- best players of his era. He ah.com. won the Masters in 1937 and The registration fee is $50.00 per first player, $45.00 for the ’42, the U.S. Open in 1939 second player in the same family. and the PGA Championship Registrations are due by Friday, in 1940 and ’45.He also fin- October 20, 2006. A $15.00 late ished second once in the U.S. fee will be added after the 10/20/06 deadline. Absolutely Open, twice in the Masters NO registration will be accepted and three times in the PGA. after 10/27/06. Nelson played in British Practices will begin in Open only twice, finishing November. The Youth Basketball League games will run from fifth in 1937. January through March 2007. For Nelson was born Feb. 4, this program to be successful we need enthusiastic volunteer 1912, and started in golf in coaches and team sponsors. For 1922 as a caddie at Glen more information, please call Garden Country Club in Fort 463-6714. Worth. One year, he won the Times changed for caddies’ championship, SAL Boxing classes defeating Ben Hogan in a in September playoff.It was the beginning of a rivalry that never really Hours for SAL Boxing will be changed for the month of materialized. Though they September. were born six months apart, Effective immediately the new hours will be Tuesday at 5:30 Nelson won all five of his p.m. The cost is still only $5 for major championships before the whole year and classes are ongoing at the Redwood Health he was 34 and Hogan won all Club. To join SAL Boxing you nine of his after he was 34. must fill out SAL paperwork and He lost his job during the have a parental signature if you are under 18. The class is a mix Great Depression but found of all levels and ages and you are work in 1931 with a bankers’ encouraged to join boxing if you magazine. The same year, he want to seriously study boxing or just want a good workout. entered his first tournament, the National Amateur in Free karate program Chicago, where he missed to be held at RHC qualifying by one stroke. With jobs hard to find, he The Sheriff’s Youth Activities turned professional in 1932. Karate Program (Fall version) is teaching free youth, teen, and He made an appearance adult karate programs at the each year at the Masters, join- Redwood Health Club in Ukiah File Photo ing Sam Snead and Gene on Wednesday nights starting at A’s pitcher Barry Zito throws a hard fastball during a game this season. The A’s hope Zito will con- 5:30 p.m. and on Sunday after- Sarazen in hitting the ceremo- noons starting at 2 p.m. for ages tinue his dominance. nial first balls, and hosted the 6 years old and above. Registration is available at the Byron Nelson Classic each class. SAL membership/insur- May. ance fees are five dollars annual- Oakland waits to celebrate “I did not ever dream in my ly. You do not have to be a mem- wildest imagination there ber of the RHC to participate. For By JOE RODERICK Closer Huston Street, pitching for the first time since more information call the RHC at would be as much money or 468-0441 or 376-4419. Also for ANG News his blown save Friday night, blew a three-run lead in the that people would hit the ball more information, call Sensei SEATTLE — There would have been no celebration ninth when he allowed five hits, four straight to start the so far,” Nelson said in his Mike Tobin at 354-0565. had the A's held on to beat the Seattle Mariners for a inning. 1997 interview with the AP. record 16th straight game, but there would have been a The A's could have clinched a tie for the American “I only won $182,000 in CORRECTION restful night sleep with destiny back in their hands. League West title with a victory. They received no help my whole life,” he said. “In Instead, they endured one of their worst collapses of down south, with the Los Angeles Angels beating the 1937, I got fifth-place money In Friday’s UDJ, Ukiah High the season, blowing a six-run lead in what became a 10- Texas Rangers 8-3. School head football coach Chris at the British Open — $187 Burris was quoted as saying the 9, 10-inning M's win Monday night that kept the A's The A's, who once led 9-3 in the middle of the fifth, 0-2 Wildcats were “not in a hole magic number at two and doubt in their mind. watched in horror as their cushion continued to evaporate. — and it cost me $3,000 to that we can dig ourselves out of.” Willie Bloomquist's two-out single off Kiko Calero Street allowed four straight hits without retiring a batter. play because I had to take a The proper quotation should one-month leave of absence have read: “we are not in a hole scored Ichiro Suzuki for the game winning in the 10th. It He struck out Ben Broussard on a changeup with the followed a torturous inning for the A's. from my club job to go.” we can’t dig ourselves out of.” See WAITS, Page 7 Niners Johnson could be Smith’s lifesaver at tight end By ROGER PHILLIPS injury in the early stages of training routes,” Smith said. “With his body be getting a lot of playing time, at ANG News camp. As for experienced depth after language, he's easy to read.” least for the next few games, begin- The tight end could have been Johnson, there was none. The first two games this season, ning Sunday in Kansas City. 's security blanket last But all of that is in the past. first-round draft choice Vernon ``Eric has put in a lot of hard work year during his rookie season, a big In Sunday's 38-24 loss to the Davis got the bulk of the playing and effort and it paid off very well target the raw youngster could throw Philadelphia Eagles, Smith got his time, and Johnson caught only one for him," coach Mike Nolan said of the ball to whenever he was in trou- first extended playing opportunity pass in limited action. The forma- Johnson's performance against the ble, which was often. with the veteran pass-catching tight tions using two tight ends that were Eagles. ``He did a nice job." The only problem was that the end, and he took full advantage. talked about in the preseason seldom It has been a rough year for person most qualified to be Smith's Smith connected with Johnson seven were employed. Johnson. First there was the injury. security blanket was on the mend. times for 87 yards, including a 15- But in the third quarter Sunday, Then there was the organizational Eric Johnson had caught a 49ers- yard touchdown at the end of the Davis suffered a cracked right fibula, decision to choose Davis with the record 82 passes in 2004, but he was game. an injury expected to sideline him for sixth overall pick in this year's NFL lost for the 2005 season to a foot ``He's a great technician of inside four weeks. This means Johnson will See JOHNSON, Page 7 Alex Smith THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 2006 – 7 Niners re-sign Former UCLA football player pleads no contest to assault The Associated Press Manning, 25, is already on rant, prosecutors said. LOS ANGELES — NFL defensive probation for a similar misde- The man was kicked and punched in Marcus Maxwell back Ricky Manning Jr. pleaded no con- meanor offense in 2002. the face until he lost consciousness, test Tuesday to a felony assault charge police said. The Associated Press games late last season after stemming from an attack on a man in a Manning and his companions left the SANTA CLARA — tion not associated with his football team, spending the first 10 weeks restaurant. restaurant in an SUV and were pulled Receiver Marcus Maxwell the . on the practice squad. The The football player was sentenced to over by police when the vehicle was spot- rejoined the San Francisco Manning, 25, is already on probation ted from a helicopter. Bay Area native was born in three years probation and ordered to 49ers’ practice squad for a similar misdemeanor offense in The day after Manning’s arrest, he Berkeley and grew up in attend a year of anger management coun- Tuesday after getting cut 2002 near the UCLA campus, the district signed a five-year, $21 million offer with Hercules. seling, the district attorney’s office said. right before the regular sea- To make room, the 49ers attorney’s office said. the Bears. He was also ordered to complete 100 son. waived receiver Cory Earlier this year, Manning, Maurice The assault charge against Drew was hours of community service with a Drew and Tyler Ebell — all former Maxwell, a seventh-round Rodgers from the practice dismissed in June because of insufficient municipality or public agency or nation- UCLA football players — were accused draft pick from Oregon in squad. evidence. Ebell’s felony assault charge ally recognized philanthropic organiza- of attacking a man at a Westwood restau- 2005, played briefly in four was reduced to a misdemeanor and he

SCOREBOARD 12), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Myers 12-6) at Washington (Ortiz AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore (Benson 11-11) at N.Y.Yankees 10-15), 7:05 p.m. (Wang 18-6), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (O.Perez 3-12) at Atlanta (Smoltz 14- At A Glance Chicago White Sox (McCarthy 3-7) at Cleveland 9), 7:35 p.m. All Times EDT (Carmona 1-9), 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Villanueva 1-1) at Chicago Cubs East Division Kansas City (Redman 10-10) at Minnesota (Marshall 5-9), 8:05 p.m. W L Pct GB (Silva 10-14), 8:10 p.m. San Diego (W.Williams 10-5) at St. Louis x-New York 94 62 .603 — Oakland (Zito 16-9) at Seattle (Meche 11-8), (Carpenter 15-7), 8:10 p.m. 10:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Maddux 13-14) at Colorado Toronto 83 73 .532 Texas (Eaton 7-4) at L.A. Angels (Weaver 11-2), (Jennings 9-12), 8:35 p.m. 11 10:05 p.m. Arizona (Webb 16-7) at San Francisco (Morris Boston 83 74 .529 11 1/2 10-15), 10:15 p.m. Baltimore 68 88 .436 Wednesday’s Games 26 NATIONAL LEAGUE Arizona (Vargas 11-10) at San Francisco Tampa Bay 60 96 .385 At A Glance (J.Sanchez 3-0), 3:35 p.m. 34 All Times EDT Houston (Hirsh 3-4) at Pittsburgh (Chacon 2-3), Central Division East Division 7:05 p.m. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cincinnati (Michalak 2-3) at Florida (A.Sanchez z-Detroit 94 62 .603 — x-New York 93 63 .596 — 9-3), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Hamels 9-8) at Washington z-Minnesota 93 63 .596 Philadelphia 82 74 .526 (Astacio 5-5), 7:05 p.m. 1 11 N.Y. Mets (P.Martinez 9-7) at Atlanta (T.Hudson Chicago 87 70 .554 7 1/2 Florida 76 80 .487 12-12), 7:35 p.m. Cleveland 73 83 .468 17 Milwaukee (Bush 12-11) at Chicago Cubs (Hill 21 Atlanta 75 81 .481 6-7), 8:05 p.m. Kansas City 58 98 .372 18 San Diego (Young 11-5) at St. Louis (Reyes 5- 36 Washington 69 87 .442 7), 8:10 p.m. West Division 24 L.A. Dodgers (Lowe 15-8) at Colorado (Cook 9- W L Pct GB Central Division 14), 8:35 p.m. Oakland 90 66 .577 — W L Pct GB St. Louis 80 75 .516 — Los Angeles 85 71 .545 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER 5 Houston 78 78 .500 2 1/2 At A Glance Texas 78 79 .497 12 1/2 Cincinnati 77 79 .494 3 1/2 All Times EDT Seattle 76 81 .484 14 1/2 Milwaukee 73 83 .468 7 1/2 Eastern Conference Pittsburgh 65 91 .417 15 1/2 W L T Pts x-clinched division Chicago 63 94 .401 GF GA z-clinched playoff spot 18 y-D.C. United 15 4 10 55 ——— West Division 49 32 Sunday’s Games W L Pct GB x-Chicago 12 9 8 44 Toronto 13, Boston 4 San Diego 84 72 .538 — 39 34 Tampa Bay 11, N.Y.Yankees 4 New England 9 8 12 39 Minnesota 6, Baltimore 3 Los Angeles 82 74 .526 33 33 Cleveland 11, Texas 6 2 Kansas City 9 13 7 34 Chicago White Sox 12, Seattle 7 San Francisco 75 81 .481 36 38 Detroit 11, Kansas City 4 9 New York 7 11 11 32 L.A. Angels 7, Oakland 1 Arizona 74 82 .474 36 38 Monday’s Games 10 Columbus 6 14 9 27 Cleveland 14, Chicago White Sox 1 Colorado 74 82 .474 23 39 Toronto 5, Boston 0 10 Western Conference N.Y.Yankees 16, Tampa Bay 1 W L T Pts Minnesota 8, Kansas City 1 x-clinched division GF GA Seattle 10, Oakland 9, 10 innings ——— x-FC Dallas 15 10 4 49 L.A. Angels 8, Texas 3 Sunday’s Games 43 35 Tuesday’s Games Washington 5, N.Y. Mets 1 CD Chivas USA 10 7 12 42 Submitted photo by Leanna Salas Tampa Bay (Hammel 0-4) at Boston (Schilling Cincinnati 3, Chicago Cubs 2 43 36 14-7), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia 10, Florida 7 Houston 10 8 11 41 The Dragons, sponsored by JC Construction, play in the city league at Nokomis Baltimore (Penn 0-3) at N.Y.Yankees (Lidle 3-3), Milwaukee 5, San Francisco 3 39 36 7:05 p.m. Colorado 9, Atlanta 8 Colorado 11 12 6 39 Elementary on Saturday. All for fun, no scores are kept for ages 6 and under. From Toronto (McGowan 1-1) at Detroit (Bonderman San Diego 2, Pittsburgh 1 31 42 left, Gabriela Avalos, Jay Escamilla, Gabriel Gonzalez and Christian Medina. 13-8), 7:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 5, Arizona 1 Real Salt Lake 10 13 6 36 Chicago White Sox (Vazquez 11-10) at Houston 7, St. Louis 3 40 44 Cleveland (Sabathia 11-11), 7:05 p.m. Monday’s Games Los Angeles 9 14 6 33 Kansas City (O.Perez 6-8) at Minnesota Cincinnati 5, Chicago Cubs 4 28 33 (J.Santana 18-6), 8:10 p.m. Houston 5, Philadelphia 4 Oakland (Harden 3-0) at Seattle (Woods 6-3), Washington 7, N.Y. Mets 3 x-clinched playoff spot is an experienced blocking Browns feature Kellen 10:05 p.m. San Diego 6, St. Louis 5 y-clinched conference Texas (Tejeda 4-4) at L.A. Angels (Escobar 11- Arizona 7, San Francisco 1 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. tight end. O.J. Santiago was Winslow II, a first-round draft 13), 10:05 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Woes pick whose father -- along Wednesday’s Games Houston (Pettitte 13-13) at Pittsburgh (Snell 14- supposed to fill that role, as Tampa Bay (Corcoran 4-9) at Boston (Beckett 10), 7:05 p.m. with Chester and Casper -- 16-10), 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Belisle 2-0) at Florida (Willis 12-11), Continued from Page 6 needed, but he is on injured Toronto (Lilly 14-13) at Detroit (Robertson 13- 7:05 p.m. helped revolutionize the posi- reserve, out for the year with tion nearly three decades ago. the other team can gang up on an injury that he, mysterious- the other receivers, even if the “Offensive coordinators are ball. Sometimes you run stark contrast to Davis, who ly, denies has disabled him. giving guys shots to make amazing routes and the quar- dropped a pass in each of his protection improves -- which Johnson it hasn't in a measurable sense. Anderson was kept in to plays and they are making terback looks the other way.'' first three games. block upwards of 20 times in Two years ago, then-quar- “I think I bring experience Ideally, the front five plus a them,” Anderson said. Continued from Page 6 the team's 59 plays against “Everybody wants one of terback Tim Rattay almost to the table,” Johnson said. “I back chipping at any loose Baltimore. That is a lot. When those.” draft. never looked the other way. think I've learned to fit into ends that break through can free, he wound up with two Johnson, a Yale graduate, Johnson's breakout season holes in the defense.” hold off the opposition. catches for 26 yards and In the “athletic” depart- didn't need his Ivy League was the lone bright spot in the Against the Eagles, it also Raiders quarterbacks have Williams had one for 28 ment, the Raiders are set with degree to understand he was 49ers' 2-14 season. looked as if he and Smith been sacked 15 times through yards, the team's longest gain wide receivers acting as tight being challenged. Then came last summer's were starting to build a rap- two games. that day. ends. What they don't have is “It was definitely an inter- injury. By then, Nolan had port on the field, something At that pace, they will yield To be sure, San Diego and the luxury of sending them out esting situation,” Johnson replaced the fired Dennis that had been missing. 120 sacks. The NFL record, on patterns. Erickson as coach. Unable to “We hadn't logged any time Baltimore came after the said. “You're coming back set in 1986 by Philadelphia, is Raiders with blitz after blitz. “I don't have a problem from an injury. That's tough play, Johnson never had a together,” Johnson said. “But 104. Randall Cunningham staying in,” Anderson said. chance to prove his worth to at the end of the second quar- That may change _ or it may enough. Then you're in there absorbed 72 of them, Ron “It's part of my job. If they trying to earn a spot with the the 49ers' new regime. ter and the second half, I real- Jaworski 22. not, since the Raiders have But at the end of the 2005 ly felt like we had a good con- need my job to be primarily a sixth pick overall.” took another nine as the 5-10- displayed a failure to deal blocker, that's fine.” “That's just something I season, he sat down with nection. He was fitting some 1 Eagles went through quar- with such tactics. Nolan and told him he was balls in tight to me and kind of However, Anderson knows tried to stay out of, let the terbacks like marathon run- “We will take a look and, that being a factor in the pass- coaches make their decision. I committed to returning this reading what I was doing, and ners go through bottled water. year and making a significant I was starting to get a sense of again, try to get back to doing ing game has its rewards. really have made a conscious For the record, nobody has “Any time the tight end effort just to be a team guy contribution. Nolan has said what he was thinking. I think ever approached the Eagles' some of those things ... getting on a number of occasions that that was a big step.” the ball to our tight ends as controls the middle of the and to handle my business and record for futility. Second on field, you can't send your focus on getting better myself Johnson has been true to his the quarterbacks-hit list is the well as our wide receivers,'' word. EXTRA POINT: The 49ers safeties over the top onto so if an opportunity arises, I'll 1997 with Shell said. Randy (Moss) and other be ready.” With Davis sidelined, the swapped one receiver for 78. It would be helpful. The time for Johnson to contribute receivers. You have to make Still, Johnson acknowl- another on their practice There is no denying the position has become a key one sure they kind of hang over edges that spending a lot of is at hand. And even though Raiders would like to free throughout NFL circles of the 49ers have great expecta- squad Tuesday, releasing Cory late. The prototype tight end the middle. If the tight end is time as a spectator the first tight ends Courtney Anderson working the middle of the two games was one additional tions for Davis, Johnson pro- Rodgers and signing Marcus and Randal Williams and even used to be best described as a vides some assets that the Maxwell, a Berkeley native. brutish sort, something of a field, it opens it up for every- hurdle. perhaps get rookie John body. ``I felt like I worked hard in rookie does not, at least right Maxwell, the 49ers' seventh- Madsen and James Adkisson scaled down offensive tackle. No more. Now, NFL teams ``But we don't want our the off-season, worked hard in now. round draft choice in 2005, into the picture if possible. In his sixth NFL season, look for athletic specimens quarterback back there getting the preseason,'' he said. was released this summer fol- They went into this season who can overwhelm smaller hit. So whatever we have to ``That's just how the chips fall Johnson has a body of knowl- lowing the end of the presea- with four tight ends, three of safeties and outrun slower do to get the job done, we will sometimes. ... That's just foot- edge that Davis lacks. He also linebackers who are asked to is extremely sure-handed, in son. whom are former wide do.'' receivers. That is no accident. cover them. Kansas City's Tony Gonzalez and San Tight ends like that can stretch Diego's Antonio Gates are the field. What was an acci- now prime targets. When tonight. the series, and Bradley won- dent was that none of the four Waits The A's offense was plenti- dered if his teammates were Cleveland arrives Sunday, the ful after being held to six hits taking it for granted that the Continued from Page 6 in the previous two games. club would wrap up the divi- Rookie Cesar Jimenez was sion. bases loaded, but Jose Lopez ripped for eight hits and five "I'm not saying anybody Air Conditioning Tune Up hit a sacrifice fly to right, runs in four innings. 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Johnson revels in the freedom, Entertainment) also operates sustainable business model. other states. Arctic Cat Inc. is recalling File “I get to choose when I work, the Sacramento RiverTrain MWC is spreading the word Arctic Cat Snowmobiles sold what I work on, who I work (Woodland), the nation’s about how sustainability can Recalls.org is now provid- nationwide from May 2001 to with.” newest dinner train; and the not only be an economic asset, ing us with regular reports April 2006. The steering shaft Continued from Page 3 Wild Iris Medical Sierra Railroad Dinner Train it can also be a competitive about recalls which I will try used on certain 2002, 2003, Education recently became a (Oakdale), the movie railroad. CalKids, a new insurance pro- advantage within the wine to post here in the Commerce 2004, 2005 and 2006 Arctic California corporation. industry. The MWC was one File. Here are the latest Cat snowmobiles can fail at gram. Healthy Kids Randal MacDonald, a com- Umpqua Bank is looking Mendocino met its year-long of 13 green businesses award- recalls, issued for the week the steering shaft/steering arm puter programmer formerly for new artists to include in its ed this honor. from September 17 to attachment. This could cause a goal to insure 100 children in with Agilent is now working expanding “Discover Local CalKids within the first five Vital Systems was selected September 21 by various fed- loss of steering control of the with Wild Iris full time and Music Project,” which con- by Assembly Member Patty eral and state agencies. vehicle, and result in injury or months. was recently named Chief sists of a music-on-demand This gift from Mendo Lake Berg because of Vital • CANON COPIES CAN death. Registered owners Technology Officer. Sharon Web site (www.umpquamu- Systems’ ecological building, OVERHEAT - Canon U.S.A. have been notified about this Credit union will go toward Sanders, an emergency room sic.com) and a limited-edition funding premiums for chil- design and consulting. They is recalling Canon Desktop recall by mail. Consumers nurse from Howard Hospital compilation album. Currently were formed in Ukiah in 1997 Copiers sold nationwide from should contact their local dren throughout Mendocino in Willits, works as a nursing boasting more than 200 songs county. The campaign to and they are the largest natur- January 1987 to December Arctic Cat snowmobile dealer editor. Susanna MacDonald by more than 90 artists from al builder in Northern 1999. An improperly fitting to schedule the free repair. solicit private and corporate was hired as webmaster, and throughout the Umpqua foot- donations intends to raise California. They build with electrical connection inside • SWEATSHIRTS SOLD Judy Johnstone, an experi- print, the project has garnered straw bale, cob, bamboo, nat- the copiers can cause over- AT KOHL’S POSE STRAN- $150,000 this year. Anyone enced editor from the text- national attention, recently interested in helping, is urged ural plasters, recycled and heating, smoking and fire. The GULATION HAZARD - The book industry, is the managing recognized by the New York green products as well as recalled copiers were manu- to call 463-KIDS (5437). editor. Times, Business 2.0 and Cayre Group is recalling Donations may be made renewable energy, waste and factured between 1987 and “Candie’s” Brand Children’s Ann Johnson has gone Billboard. water systems. 1998. payable to the ‘Community from unemployment to Chief Umpqua Bank invites Hoodie Sweatshirts with Foundation of Mendocino The State created financial • CHILDREN’S Drawstrings sold nationwide Operating Officer and great local musicians to sub- development corporation, BATHROBES SOLD AT County’ and can be mailed to President of the thriving mit their original recordings to at Kohl’s from August 2006 to Healthy Kids Mendocino, SAFE-BIDCO acts as a cata- ROSS POSE BURN HAZ- September 2006. These sweat- online business. Lauren be considered for inclusion lyst for economic develop- ARD - Roden Industries Inc. 1120 S. Dora Street, Ukiah, Robertson has become Chief into the Discover Local Music shirts have a drawstring CA 95482. ment and as a non-profit is recalling “Que Cute” through the hood, posing a Executive Officer and contin- Project. Artists and fans can lender it created the Green Children’s Bathrobes sold at ues her work as editor-in- fill out submission cards at Entrepreneur Award to sup- strangulation hazard. West Company has Ross stores nationwide during The Blue Bell and another successful business chief. The partners have any Umpqua Bank location. port and recognize small busi- February 2006. These become familiar with the intri- There’s a bank here in Ukiah nesses that have elected to Demitassse hoodie style zip to crow about. Wild Iris bathrobes fail to meet the chil- front hooded sweatshirts were cacies of web site design, mar- at 607 S. State St. These cards implement environmentally dren’s sleepwear flammability Medical Education, a nation- keting, publishing, and the are sent directly to sold in four youth sizes S (7- ally-accredited Internet-based responsible practices. The standard, and pose a burn haz- myriad details that go into the Rumblefish, Umpqua’s music honorees were selected by 8), M (9-12), L (14) and XL medical education company is day-to-day operation of a agency of record, which ard. The recalled bathrobes (16.) A tag sewn on the inside owned and operated in legislators across northern are made of 100 percent cot- growing business. reviews each and every California for these awards. of the garment reads, Mendocino County. Wild Iris Wild Iris now finds itself in recording and determines if ton terrycloth. The recalled “Candie’s.” was formed by two local med- For more information about robes were infant and toddler a position to give back to the the quality and sound are a the Green Entrepreneur • YOUTH HOODED ical professionals, Ann community by making regular good fit for the project's cata- sizes. A label on the inside of Johnson, a registered nurse Awards or links to the various SWEATSHIRTS POSE donations to non-profit orga- log. Musicians in the catalog the garment reads, “Que STRANGULATION HAZ- from Comptche and Lauren recipients web sites visit Cute.” Consumers should nizations, mostly in the health are added to Umpqua's online SAFE-BIDCO.com. ARD - Gildan Activewear is Robertson, a physical thera- care field. They recently made music store at www.umpqua- return the bathrobes to any pist from Willits. The idea for recalling Youth Hooded a generous donation to the music.com. Ross Store for a full refund. Sweatshirts sold nationwide Wild Iris came to the two Fetzer Vineyards is intro- • TRAVEL COTS POSE Howard Hospital Building Anyone can go to ducing a new Valley Oaks from January 2006 to women in 1997 when they Fund, which will help pay for UmpquaMusic.com to pre- CHOKING HAZARD - Regal were laid off from their jobs at Riesling in select states, September 2006. These sweat- an organic garden at the new view any of the songs in the Lager Inc. is recalling “phil & shirts have a drawstring a local home health agency. sourced from two of the great- teds” T2 Travel Cots sold hospital in Willits. Discover Local Music Project est German growing regions, through the hood, posing a Disappointed by the loss of catalog, including tracks fea- nationwide from June 2005 to good jobs, they took inventory the Mosel-Saar-Ruwer and the strangulation hazard. The Robert J. Pinoli, vice pres- tured on the compilation August 2006. The plastic cap fleece sweatshirts were sold in of their skills, interests, and Rheinhessen. The wine is on the corner connectors can ident of Sierra Entertainment, album, and create a custom styled as an off-dry Riesling, youth sizes Extra Small to the needs of the marketplace operators of the Skunk Train CD of up to 10 songs for $.75 come loose, posing a small and decided to start a business similar to Fetzer’s California Extra Large, and have a in Fort Bragg and Willits, will per song plus $5.25 in ship- Riesling, one of the most pop- parts choking hazard. The “Gildan Activewear” neck providing Internet-based con- assume the role of Skunk ping and handling for a total tinuing education to nurses ular wines in this category recalled travel cot consists of label. These sweatshirts are Train General Manager on an cost of $12.75. Customers nationwide. an aluminum frame with four often used by local print shops and physical therapists. interim basis, effective who open a new account will From 1998 to 1999, John Tichenor, group brand legs that holds a fabric enclo- to add logos and sportswear October 15, 2006. Pinoli will have the opportunity to create sure for a small child with Johnson and Robertson did continue wearing his vice a free custom CD of 10 songs director at Brown-Forman, decals. Consumers should their homework, learning says the German Riesling will mesh windows on all sides remove the drawstrings. president hat, while also serv- by Discover Local Music and a zippered mesh opening about computers, the Internet, ing as general manager of the artists. allow Fetzer to meet rising • LEGO TOY TRUCKS and how to start a business. In demand for this varietal, on the top. The cot has big CAN PUNCTURE CHIL- Sierra Railroad Dinner Train Umpqua also released the black labels on each long side 1998 they came to the West in Oakdale. project’s first compilation which has been steadily DREN - LEGO Systems Inc. Company for help; they met increasing with each vintage. with a white T in a red circle, is recalling LEGO EXPLORE Pinoli is no stranger to album this summer. The as well as phil & teds logos on with consultants, attended Mendocino County having album is titled Discover Local “Our Valley Oaks white vari- Super Trucks sold nationwide various workshops, and devel- etals have always been popu- each short end. from August 2002 to August grown up on his family’s Music: Vol. 1: Sacramento to • GLASSES SOLD BY oped a business plan. Using ranch in Philo, where in 1992 Seattle, and is a diverse mix of lar, and Riesling’s versatility 2004. The plastic wheels on what they learned, they as both a wonderful food wine QVC POSE LACERATION the truck can detach, exposing he opened Philo Ranch, a bed some of the West Coast’s best HAZARD - QVC Inc. is designed and launched their and breakfast inn. After a year music, featuring songs by and apéritif has created a a metal axle. This poses a web site in August of 1999. unique opportunity to intro- recalling Therma Drinking puncture hazard to young chil- of innkeeping, Robert turned independent artists including Glasses sold nationwide from All the planning paid off and his attention to his love of Ohmega Watts, Rye Hollow, duce wonderful wines from dren. LEGO EXPLORE the web site immediately the most notable Riesling June 2006 to July 2006. The Super Truck is a toy-in-toy trains and began working for Stephanie Schneiderman and inner walls of the double- began attracting customers. the Skunk Train as a ticket Hank Hirsh. The CDs are sold sources in the world.” product designed for children In 2003, the business agent, car host, and finally in for $12 each in Umpqua’s 127 The Valley Oaks German walled glasses can break dur- ages 18 months and up. The reached the next level. 1996, he bought the train. In stores throughout Oregon, Riesling is now available in ing use, posing a laceration toy features a red plastic pick- Johnson and Robertson were early 2002, Pinoli left the Washington and California, as 13 states, including Virginia, hazard to consumers. The up/dump truck that measures able to leave their hospital Skunk Train to pursue other well as the iTunes music store Minnesota, South Carolina, products are sets of four 8 oz. about 15-inches high and 19- jobs and begin working on the business ventures and joined for $.99 per song and at North Carolina, Indiana, and 13 oz. double-walled business full time. Between inches wide with four 7-inch the Sierra Railroad later that CDBaby.com for $14.00. Illinois, Wisconsin, Nebraska, glasses. QVC has notified black plastic wheels that are 2003 and 2005, a programmer, same year. Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan each customer by telephone. web master, and managing packed with a box of 40 Robert Pinoli is a founding The Mendocino Wine and North and South Dakota. QVC will refund the purchase LEGO DUPLO bricks in the editor joined the team. An board member of the The wine will be offered price of the glasses to each extensive web site upgrade Company and Vital Systems cargo area. Mendocino County Lodging Building and Design, Inc. exclusively in those states, purchaser. For more information about was completed in May of Association and has served as with the California version • LOSS OF STEERING 2005. were honored by the State any of these recalls, go to vice president for the Assistance Funds for redirected to meet demand in FOR SNOWMOBILES - www.recalls.org. One of the biggest chal- Anderson Valley Chamber of lenges along the way was Enterprise, Business and Commerce and president of Industrial Development transitioning from health care the Fort Bragg-Mendocino service providers to business- Corporation (SAFE-BIDCO) Coast Chamber of Commerce. early last week at the 5th women. As medical profes- A search for a permanent sionals, Johnson and annual Green Entrepreneur general manager to replace the Awards at the Sonoma Robertson were used to think- retiring Wendy Squires is cur- ing about the well-being of Mountain Village in Rohnert rently underway. A new gener- Park. WAKE UP! WAKE UP! WAKE UP! others — as businesswomen al manager is expected to be Mendocino Wine Company they had to learn to also think in place by spring 2007. about the bottom line. The (MWC) was chosen by Sen. 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MENDOCINO COUNTY GOVERNMENT CHICO - Six to 10 trucks Chico residents may see the The spray dissipates quick- were expected to spray for district's red pickups moving ly, he said. By KATIE MINTZ reinstate the departments ... The Daily Journal mosquitoes throughout Chico slowly through neighbor- Camy said that, weather or, we can keep the agency starting Tuesday. hoods north of Chico ceme- permitting, he plans to spray Editor’s note: The follow- going and slow down and con- ing story is being re-run from Concerned about the rising tery between about 6:30-9 two evenings a week while the Mahoney centrate on stabilizing this number of human cases of p.m. West Nile threat remains. If Tuesday’s edition because the new baby organization, even second half was inadvertently West Nile virus, county health He said the trucks will it's windy, spraying can't be though it’s a big baby.” officials decided to take fur- spray an insecticide into the done. He'd like to spray the omitted. Though the agency has It’s been six months since ther action against the insects air that is very safe for people. entire city of Chico, he said. received scrutiny since the that carry the disease. Mendocino County’s Mental However, if residents are con- Of the 33 human cases of integration process began in Jim Camy, manager of the cerned, they can go inside and West Nile virus reported this Health, Public Health and March, many voiced their Butte County Mosquito and Social Services Departments shut their windows if they see year, 21 have been in Chico. there hasn’t been clear direc- approval of the merger at the were merged to create the tion from the top,” Delbar meeting. Health and Human Services said. “There was in the CEO’s “I feel like I’ve been wait- Agency (HHSA), and on office. There was not good ing 10 years for this moment. Nearly 90,000 marijuana plants Monday, agency staff and direction from us (the board).” I’m thrilled about the integra- members of the Board of “We have a lesson to be tion that’s happening, the Supervisors weighed in on the learned here, and that is how super agency that’s happen- seized in Humboldt County integration process. this project got to this point,” ing,” Karen Wandrei, director The Eureka Times-Standard Friday Ridge areas of Willow last year's record of At a half-day board work- Colfax said. “What is the of the Mendocino County EUREKA - The Humboldt Creek. 1,314,692. shop held at the Willits problem here is the leadership Youth Project said. County Sheriff's Department Deputies have eradicated More than 750 gardens Integrated Services Center -- from those at the top -- and I “You do need to go forward has eradicated nearly 90,000 about 50,000 plants with have been raided, about 20 which was “not a coinci- include myself in that -- where with this model,” Cyndee marijuana plants so far this CAMP this year, and the people have been arrested and dence,” according to Assistant in fact, I feel in some ways, Logan of the Willits Action year. multi-agency law enforce- more than 15 weapons have Chief Executive Officer some bad things have hap- Group said. “Rather than The most recent round of ment task force has eradicated been confiscated statewide. Alison Glassey, for the center raids was with the help of pened here with our Health pulling back, you need to sta- about 37,000 plants on its Humboldt County ranked represents where many Campaign Against Marijuana own. and Human Services depart- bilize and make people who 13th with CAMP last year, departments have already suc- ments over the last six are working for the county not Planting personnel, where Last year deputies seized a cessfully come together to months.” 14,100 plants were seized total of 23,000 plants with with Sonoma County having bail.” the most plants confiscated at offer a number of services -- Dan Taylor, branch director Supervisor Jim between Sept. 18 and 22. CAMP. Interim HHSA Director Ana for Public Health operations The plants were found on Statewide, CAMP has 204,571 plants. Wattenburger said the advan- The CAMP season is con- Mahoney led an audience of within the agency, presented a tages in moving forward out- U.S. Forest Service land near destroyed more than 1.2 mil- about 50 through an overview plan for an internal, county weigh the disadvantages the Waterman Ridge and lion plants this year, breaking tinuing. of the agency’s various func- employee Web site, which he “I think this is a good con- tions and a discussion on pros called InterestNET, to help in cept, it’s going to have a few in emergency rooms, jails and wash. The funeral services for and cons of its formation. creating dialogue and improv- bumps on the road, it’s going courts. Thomas and Maribel Negrete, According to Mahoney, the ing county-wide communica- STATE BRIEFS to push some peoples’ person- For about 15 years, their two young sons, Eric and HHSA has 700 staff members, tion. al perspectives, their comfort Sacramento County has been Cesar, and Maribel’s parents, which represents 53 percent “Lack of direct, reliable zones -- that’s what change SACRAMENTO (AP) — operating under a “continuum Jose Raya Quintana and of the entire work force for and timely information cre- The city council and county of care” system, phasing peo- Maria Raya, took place last Mendocino County. In one does -- but change is not bad ates discontent, anxiety, ... and until you move through board of supervisors are con- ple through shelters then tran- week before a large gathering year, the agency provides ser- rumor mills and stress, all sidering a 10-year plan to end sitional housing and finally to of mourners in Marysville. vices to 27 percent of the the evaluation process, you’re resulting in low morale, never going to know.” chronic homelessness in the permanent homes, said county The family was killed Sept. county’s citizens. And while decreased productivity and Interim Chief Executive county. supervisor Roger Dickinson. 17 when their sport utility the purpose of the merger of the potential loss of our cus- The so-called “housing He said the “housing first” vehicle was hit from behind the three departments was to tomers’ confidence,” Taylor Officer Albert Beltrami said unless the board should indi- first” plan is targeted at a plan will add a new dimen- by 28-year-old Bradley improve client services, the said. “Based on our experi- group of about 1,600 people. sion. Bledsoe of Linda, sending it reaction from staff has been ences with change in our cate otherwise, he would direct Mahoney to continue to It will focus on providing sta- The city and county offi- slamming into a tree. mixed. county, we feel that we need ble housing, followed by sup- cials this week also are Bledsoe faces six counts of At a meeting of 40 senior to recognize the critical role work to bring the three depart- ments together. port services. expected to make a pledge to second-degree murder, vehic- managers from the three that effective communication The blueprint is modeled increase housing by 500 units ular manslaughter while departments held earlier this plays in the change process.” “The county has committed six months of effort and I after programs in other cities within five years. intoxicated, hit-and-run and a month, Mahoney said every- Mahoney said that nationwide, including ——— single count of driving with a one agreed that integration InterestNET is crucial to the think we should proceed at a slower pace but towards the Portland, Ore. A recent study OLIVEHURST (AP) — suspended license. should be pursued, but to what county, whether the board there followed 35 formerly More than $45,000 has been The family’s relatives this degree was argued. decides to continue with the same goal in mind, which is the best integrated service we homeless people for 15 raised for the funerals of an week said the services cost “Twenty-eight percent fully HHSA integration process or months and noted that provid- Olivehurst family of six killed about $28,000. They said they supported the agency not. And should the board can provide to our clientele,” Beltrami said. ing them with housing saved by a suspected drunken driver. deposited the remaining dona- approach. Another 38 percent decide to keep moving for- taxpayers $12 million in a The money poured in over tion money into a fund to be supported it, but had some ward with the HHSA, certain The board requested that discussion on the issue be put year. The savings came after the past week from individual used for others who have suf- questions. Twelve percent demands also need to be the 35 people spent less time donors and a fundraising car fered similar tragedies. were neutral, and 22 percent taken. on the agenda for a regular do not support the (merged) “Without full and enthusi- meeting so that a vote could agency unless relevant ques- astic commitment by the lead- be taken to give clear direc- tions can be answered.” ership team, organizational tion to the agency’s future. Of concerns mentioned changes, service integration The discussion will likely be were lack of communication and possible streamlining and put off until November or and direction from leadership, consolidations are destined to later due to already full to which Supervisor Michael fail. 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more important to you will What develops between you’ll be able to relate bet- in something complicated be the respect attached. you will create a valuable ter to a transaction now tak- that involves friends, but it ASTROGRAPH SAGITTARIUS (Nov. and binding relationship. ing place, making it possi- can be sorted out to every- 23-Dec. 21) — Spend some PISCES (Feb. 20-March ble to finalize a good con- one’s satisfaction by time concentrating on ways 20) — With encouraging tract. remembering to keep good- By Bernice Bede Osol to further your personal support, an assignment that GEMINI (May 21-June will in the relationships. ambitions and interests. would normally have been 20) — A project in which VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Realistic deliberation on a laborious task could now both you and your mate are 22) — You might not get LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. your part will result in con- turn into one that is rela- collectively involved has everything you want, but, 23) — A friend of yours structive means that fit the tively fun to do. The right excellent chances of when the bottom line is tal- may come to you for some formula. ally is what makes the dif- exceeding your expecta- lied, you should come out advice. It will be important CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- ference. tions — if you keep in mind on the plus side of the Jan. 19) — Secrecy ARIES (March 21-April to this person that you take each other’s idealism. ledger. Being grateful, and Thursday, Sept. 28, 2006 the time to hear him/her enhances your possibilities 19) — A delicate matter CANCER (June 21-July for success regarding a mat- that could have serious not greedy, makes this pos- A large ambition and out. Be realistic in your 22) — Mix practical and sible. some smaller desires suggestions, but sensitive ter of serious significance ramifications if handled prudent procedures, along to you. If you need to dis- poorly should be discussed Trying to patch up a bro- you’ve harbored — but as well. with the spirit of service ken romance? The Astro- haven’t been able to fulfill SCORPIO (Oct. 24- cuss it in order to see things one step at a time. If you clearly, do so only with don’t ignore the sensitivi- expected by others, and Graph Matchmaker wheel in the past — could become Nov. 22) — Recognition your financial affairs will can help you understand realities for you in the year for a job well done is with- those involved. ties involved, you can AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- resolve the situation. have much more punch to what to do to make the rela- ahead. An associate you in achievable range. them, resulting in greater tionship work. Mail $2.75 meet might give you the Acknowledgement for your Feb. 19) — A social TAURUS (April 20-May acquaintance you recently 20) — If you are able to earning power. to Matchmaker, P.O. Box formula that will make efforts may come in the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - them possible. form of a promotion, but made could begin to take on come to terms with other 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092- greater significance to you. people’s views, you’ll find You’re presently caught up 0167. Searching for something big? IT'S IN THE CLASSIFIEDS–468-3500 12 - WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 2006 TIME OUT Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Puzzlers

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DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the let- ters from horizontal rows, from left to right, under "Decoded Message" and make words to form the answer.

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-5 18 17 -15 ODET Answer: “ ” 11 -9 -13 26 OTHE (Answers tomorrow) -15 19 18 -7 WE S T Jumbles: HAVOC PAUSE FRIEZE POWDER Yesterday’s 24 -13 -7 11 Answer: The jockey lost the race because he WIND lacked — HORSE POWER 9/26/2006 Self-discipline the key to avoiding complications Dear Annie: I’m very attracted to a woman yourself that revealing an attraction would We live in a safe building on the second respond: I work with. “Vera” is one of the most beauti- floor, and my apartment has no outside Dear Mother: When I read your letter, I ful, wonderful women I’ve ever met. I’m not entrance, so I know, logically, nothing bad is broke down and sobbed. No letter has ever asking if I should pursue a relationship. likely to happen. I’ve tried a nightlight, but it touched me more deeply. I, too, drink too Besides the obvious difficulties that may come ANNIE’S MAILBOX prevents me from sleeping well. The phone is much. I have a great career and a wonderful, with an office romance, Vera is married, and I nearby so I can call 911. have no intention of interfering in that. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar beautiful wife and a daughter I don’t want to What else can I do? My husband will soon lose. I drink because I think it helps kill the But I am concerned that when we’re in the be traveling more regularly for business, and I pain of life’s frustrations, but deep down, I same room together, at a staff meeting or cause you extreme office humiliation, it might don’t want to be terrified every night. -- Afraid know it’s killing me. Perhaps your son felt this maybe in the lunch room, I may subconscious- of the Dark way, too. ly say or do something that would reveal my help put a damper on things. Meanwhile, you feelings, not only to her, but to others. 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692-06 666-06 HELP HELP HELP HELP 9-22,27,10-2/06 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 9-20,27-10-4/06 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER 596-06 Potter Valley, Ca COMMERCIAL ESTATE SENIOR INSTRUCTIONAL Automotive ESTATE 9-6,13,20,27/06 95469 DRIVER CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’06 24900 PROGRAM PARA- Apprentice CASE NO.: SCUK CVPB ’2006-24870 FICTITIOUS Karen Fontelle PROFESSIONAL Technician w/class A or B To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- SPECIALIST To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contin- BUSINESS NAME Todd SPECIAL ED Prefer Ford expe- license, year around gent creditors, and persons who may other- gent creditors, and persons who may other- STATEMENT 22500 Ridgeway Mendocino Day Treatment rience or program position, consistent wise be interested in the will or estate, or wise be interested in the will or estate, or File No.: 2006-F0496 Hwy County Program graduate, but will hours, benefits THE FOLLOWING both, of: RAYMOND both, of: JUDITH N. RHODES Potter Valley, CA Department of PT 6.5 hrs/day, 5 consider other ex- include health, A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed PERSON(S) IS 95469 Social Services days/wk, 10 mos/yr. perience. Basic retirement, holiday, THOMAS MILLER $12.74-$16.26/hr by: DEBRA MILLS in the Superior Court of (ARE) DOING BUSI- This business is con- Family and tools a necessity. vacation, etc. A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed AA deg or 48 NESS AS: ducted by an Individ- Children’s Excellent pay and Job description by: Patricia A Allessio in the Superior Court California, County of Mendocino. college units req’d. CC Cares ual. The registrant Services Division benefits. 401k. and application of California, County of Mendocino. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests 2 yrs. exp. working 218 Irvington Drive commenced to trans- Salary $1688- Dealer provides available at THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that: DEBRA MILLS (FORMERLY DEBRA with school-aged Ukiah, CA 95482 act business under $2052 bi-wkly ongoing training. SOLID WASTES PERRY) be appointed as personal represen- children. BS or that: Patricia A Alessio be appointed as per- Carolyn Caires the fictitious business Responsible for A great place OF WILLITS, INC. equivalent in aca- sonal representative to administer the estate tative to administer the estate of the dece- 218 Irvington Drive name or names listed policy and proce- to work. 351 Franklin Ave., demic or related of the decedent. dent. Ukiah, CA 95482 above on September dure development, (707) 433-6598, Willits 459-4845 sub may be substi- X THE PETITION requests the decedent's will THE PETITION requests the decedent's will This business is con- 8, 2006. Endorsed- developing and ask for Doug tuted for 2 yrs. exp. and codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. and codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. ducted by an Individ- Filed on September conducting staff de- Miller. Sanderson Para-educator or The will and any codicils are available for ex- The will and any codicils are available for ex- ual. The registrant 8, 2006 at the Men- velopment training Ford, Healdsburg instruct assist exp. amination in the file kept by the court. amination in the file kept by the court. commenced to trans- docino County Clerks programs, updating act business under pref. X THE PETITION requests authority to ad- Office. reference material, BAILEY’S INC. THE PETITION requests authority to adminis- Mendocino the fictitious business /sKaren Fontelle contract and report (www.baileys-on COMMUNITY minister the estate under the Independent Ad- ter the estate under the Independent Adminis- County Office of name or names listed Todd development, stat- line.com) has a SERVICE ministration of Estates Act. (This authority will tration of Estates Act. (This authority will allow Education above on May 5, KAREN FONTELLE istical analysis and permanent position OFFICER: allow the personal representative to take For app packet visit the personal representative to take many ac- 2006. Endorsed-Filed TODD budgetary monitor- for a part time call City of many actions without obtaining court appro- www.mcoe.us/jobs tions without obtaining court approval. Before on July 13, 2006 at ing. College degree center agent, located Healdsburg val. Before taking certain very important ac- or call taking certain very important actions, howev- the Mendocino Coun- desirable and expe- in Laytonville. Must Salary range: $3164- 707-467-5012 tions, however, the personal representative er, the personal representative will be re- ty Clerks Office. rience required. type well, have good $3848 per month 667-06 DEADLINE: 9/29/06 will be required to give notice to interested /s Carolyn Caires For info call phone/people skills, plus excellent quired to give notice to interested persons un- 9-13,20,27,10-4/06 persons unless they have waived notice or CAROLYN CAIRES 707-467-5866 and be able to multi- benefit package. less they have waived notice or consented to FICTITIOUS consented to the proposed action). The inde- or go to: Ad Design & task. Industry specific performs a variety the proposed action). The independent ad- 611-06 BUSINESS NAME pendent administration authority will be grant- www.mss.ca.gov experience a plus. of assignments in ministration authority will be granted unless 9-13,20,27,10-4/06 STATEMENT Newspaper ed unless an interested person files an objec- to “Career Send resume to: support of the City’s an interested person files an objection to the FICTITIOUS File No.: 2006-F0610 Production tion to the petition and shows good cause BUSINESS NAME Opportunities.” [email protected] Police Department petition and shows good cause why the court THE FOLLOWING why the court should not grant the authority. STATEMENT Closes 9/29/06. activities. Particular PERSON(S) IS The Ukiah Banking should not grant the authority. File No.: 2006-F0554 emphasis is placed A HEARING on the petition will be held on (ARE) DOING BUSI- F/T, Career Track A HEARING on the petition will be held on THE FOLLOWING Daily Journal on parking enforce- October 20, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, NESS AS: with Benefits OCTOBER 13, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in Dept.: E, PERSON(S) IS has an immediate ment, processing located at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State ORR HOT SPRINGS ACCOUNT ACCOUNTING located at: COURTHOUSE, 100 N. State (ARE) DOING BUSI- opening for (1) and maintaining Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 13201 Orr Springs POSITION. MLCU Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 NESS AS: CLERK III PT ad design/ evidence and prop- IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- Rd. has an immediate GOLDEN CELLARS production person. erty and taking tion, you should appear at the hearing and IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peti- Ukiah, CA 95482 Mendocino opening for an 501 Parducci Road Applicant must be reports. Requires tion, you should appear at the hearing and Mendocino Onsen County Acc./Support Serv- state your objections or file written objections Ukiah, CA 95482 a self-starter, quick education equiva- state your objections or file written objections Corp. DDA ice Coord. Qualified with the court before the hearing. Your ap- MEOLA FAMILY Department of learner, computer lent to completion with the court before the hearing. Your ap- Orr Hot Springs candidates must pearance may be in person or by your attor- WINERY Social Services literate (Mac) and of the twelfth grade 13201 Orr Springs have 3 years pro- ney. pearance may be in person or by your attor- 501 Parducci Road Salary: $1200- familiar with ad and a minimum of Rd. gressively responsi- IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent ney. Ukiah, CA 95482 $1459/Bi-weekly design programs one year of work Ukiah, CA 95482 ble acctg./clerical creditor of the deceased, you must file your IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent This business is Individual will per- such as Quark experience in a This business is con- exp. We offer com- claim with the court and mail a copy to the creditor of the deceased, you must file your conducted by a Lim- form specialized Xpress, Photo public safety setting ducted by an Individ- petitive salary, personal representative appointed by the claim with the court and mail a copy to the ited Liability Com- accounting & stat- Shop & Illustrator. requiring public ual. The registrant excellent benefits, pany. The registrants istical record Must work well contact skills. court within four months from the date of first personal representative appointed by the commenced to trans- NO SATURDAYS, commenced to trans- keeping related to under pressure, be Course work in issuance of letters as provided in section court within four months from the date of first act business under a fun working act business under the processing of deadline oriented criminal justice is 9100 of the California Probate Code. The issuance of letters as provided in section the fictitious business environment & the fictitious business payroll, statistical and have a strong highly desirable. time for filing claims will not expire before four 9100 of the California Probate Code. The name or names listed business casual. name or names listed records and/or work ethic. City application months from the hearing date noticed above. time for filing claims will not expire before four above on September Send or email above on August 3, accounts payable/ The Ukiah Daily required. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the 6, 2006. Endorsed- [email protected] months from the hearing date noticed above. 2006. Endorsed-Filed receivable. Exp- Journal offers full For application Filed on September resume to court. If you are a person interested in the es- YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the on August 8, 2006 at erience required. benefits including contact the 6, 2006 at the Men- Mendo Lake City of Healdsburg, tate, you may file with the court a Request for court. If you are a person interested in the es- the Mendocino Coun- Closes 10/13/06. medical, dental docino County Clerks Credit Union Personnel Office Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of tate, you may file with the court a Request for ty Clerks Office. For info call and vision plus Office. PO Box 1410, 401 Grove Street, an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or Special Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of /s/Paul Dolan 707-467-5866 the potential /s James Leslie Ukiah, CA 95482 Healdsburg, CA of any petition or account as provided in Pro- PAUL DOLAN or go to: for advancement 95448. an inventory and appraisal of estate assets or Williams Fax 707-468-0350 bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- Manager/Member www.mss.ca.gov within the company Phone 707-431-3322. of any petition or account as provided in Pro- JAMES LESLIE to top performers. cial Notice form is available from the court 644-06 “Career Deadline to apply bate Code section 1250. A Request for Spe- WILLIAMS Drug test is BARTENDER 10/6/06. Find us on clerk. 9-6,13,20,27/06 Opportunities.” cial Notice form is available from the court required. Mendocino Brewing the Web at ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: FICTITIOUS 703-06 clerk. Fax resume to Company’s www.ci.heald F. Morton Cameron BUSINESS NAME 9-27,10-4,11,18/06 EMPLOYMENT sburg.ca.us. ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER: 707 462-0710 or Hopland Ale House. STATEMENT FICTITIOUS EOE/AA/ADA. 2550 Fifth Avenue, Suite 710 and TRAINING mail/deliver to Weekends and Mark A. Miller (State Bar #122801) File No.: 2006-F0605 BUSINESS NAME San Diego, Ca 92103 WORKER I Ukiah evenings a must. Spaulding, McCullough & Tansil L.L.P. THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT COOK - P/T&F/T 619-231-2822 Mendocino Daily Journal, P/U application 3550 Round Barn Blvd., Suite 306 PERSON(S) IS File No.: 2006-F0529 Senior assisted /s/F. Morton County Att: Sue Whitman, 1601 Airport Rd., Santa Rosa, CA 95403 (ARE) DOING BUSI- THE FOLLOWING living. Apply at Cameron 590 S. School St. Ukiah or NESS AS: PERSON(S) IS Department of 1343 S. Dora St. F. MORTON (707) 524-1900 P.O. Box 749 13351 S. Hwy 101, BROWN BEAR (ARE) DOING BUSI- Social Services Cosmetologist for /s/Mark A. Miller Ukiah, CA 95482. Hopland. CAMERON TOYS NESS AS: Job Alliance facials, manicures, MARK A. MILLER No Phone Calls Send resume to 161 S. Orchard Ave UKIAH Program pedicures. For spa at Please. christa@mendo Ukiah, CA 95482 MERCANTILE Fort Bragg Only brew.com Baechtel Creek Inn. 698-06 EXCHANGE/ Biweekly Salary 459-9063 686-06 Pamela Leland AIDE for after-school or fax 463-2465 GALLERY OF $1258-$1530 9-27,10-4,11,18/06 9-20,27/06 801 Riverside Dr program for young Cabinet Maker/ Counter Position HEART Seeking individuals CITATION FOR PUBLICATION UNDER Ukiah, CA 95482 adults with disabili- Assembler for benef. avail. Apply at PUBLIC NOTICE 203 S. State St. to facilitate a WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS CODE Lowell Leland ties, 2-3 days/wk, Cloverdale Co. an Norge Cleaners Notice is hereby given that the property Ukiah, CA 95482 client’s transistion SECTION 294 801 Riverside Dr 2:30-7:30 p.m. Exp’d custom/prod. 723 S. State St. owned by and held for the account of the per- Lisa T. Mammina from public assis- Case No. SCUK-JVSQ-06-14676-01 Ukiah, CA 95482 Dinner included. F/T, wage CUSTOMER son(s) whose name is stated and the unity 108 S. Pine tance to employ- 1. To :anyone claiming to be a parent of: This business is con- $9.00/hr. Resume & DOE/Bnfts. SERVICE REP. number will be sold at a public auction sale Ukiah, CA 95482 ment. Exp. in voca- Lilyanna Promontor ducted by Husband cover letter to Apply Classic Mill Progressive Willits on October 5, 2006 at 9:00 A.M. held by Re- This business is con- tional guidance or born on: May 5, 2006 & Wife. The regis- Independence Plus, 3033 Coffey Ln. Mfg. firm needs a dy- alty World Selzer Realty, 2350 N. State ducted by an Individ- employment coun- S Rosa behind gym. at: Ukiah Valley Medical Center, Ukiah CA trants commenced to 301 S. State St., namic Inside Sales, Street, Ukiah, CA, 95482, and on October 5, ual. The registrant seling and some transact business un- Ukiah. 463-8725 EOE. Caregiver for light Cust. Serv. Rep. with 2. You are hereby notified that a hearing un- commenced to trans- college preferred. 2006 at 9:30 A.M. held by Realty World Selz- der the fictitious busi- All Shifts FT & PT weight woman. 1pm- 3 yrs. + exp. Re- der Welfare and Institutions Code section 294 act business under Full time w/benefits. er Realty, 275 Cherry Street, Ukiah, CA, ness name or names 8 pm 2 days wk. quires good organi- will be held on December 12, 2006 at time the fictitious business Closes: 9/29/06. Available!!! 95482. listed above on Sep- 485-0864 zational & interactive 9:00 a.m. in Dept. G , located at Court House, name or names listed For info call No experience Landlord reserves the right to bid at the sale. tember 1, 2006. En- people skills & com- 100 N. State Street, Ukiah, California 95482. above on July 26, 707-467-5866 or needed. Higher wage Caregiver for mental Purchases must be made with cash only and dorsed-Filed on Sep- puter skills. 2006. Endorsed-Filed apply online: with experience. health facility. Knowl- 3. At the hearing the court will consider the tember 1, 2006 at Send resume to paid for at the time of sale. All purchased on July 25, 2006 at www.mss.ca.gov This year’s seniors edge of Psych meds. recommendations of the social worker or pro- the Mendocino Coun- or apply at goods are sold “as is” and must be removed the Mendocino Coun- “Career welcome. Full train- $8-$10 hr to start. bation officer. ty Clerks Office. 300 E. Hill Rd. from the premises by 5:00 P.M. on the date ty Clerks Office. Opportunties” ing provided. Drug 467-0911 4. The social worker or probation officer will /s/Pamela Leland Willits, CA 95490 of the sale. Sale subjects to cancellation in testing required, can- Cloverdale recommend that your child be freed from your PAMELA LELAND /s Lisa F. Mammina the even of settlement between landlord and LISA F. MAMMINA nabis not tested for Healthcare DEAN OF legal custody so that the child may be adopt- Veteran obligated party. hire. Assist disabled Come join our team! INSTRUCTION ed. If the court follows the recommendation, 665-06 Services Educational Items include: Household items LOST & in their home and on Currently searching all your parental rights will be terminated. 9-13,20,27-10-4/06 Representative administrator for This sale is to satisfy the undersigned liens, FOUND outings. Call for inter- for Dietary Services 5. You have the right to be present at the FICTITIOUS 30 Mendocino view. 485-5168, MENDOCINO including reasonable charges for notices, ad- Supervisor hearing, to present evidence, and you will BUSINESS NAME County 485-0165 COLLEGE vertisements and sale. & P/T cook. have the right to be represented by an attor- STATEMENT Department of Animal 468-3062 Auctioneer: Kathy Wills, phone number 468- Bob @ 894-5201 ney. If you do not have an attorney and can- File No.: 2006-F0621 Social Services Control/Safety mendocino.edu 0411, Bond #0336211 THE FOLLOWING Club Calpella not afford to hire one, the court will appoint an Salary: $2726- Compliance A Family Friendly PERSON(S) IS DIESEL attorney for you. $3314/Monthly Officer: Restaurant 2350 N. State Street (ARE) DOING BUSI- $3,045-$3,701 per MECHANIC Can you help me? Interview, counsel, ●Wait Staff Position 6. If the court terminates your parental rights, NESS AS: Excel. pay, good Tina King #5 My name is and assist veterans mo., plus benefits. Energetic, positive the order may be final. FINE ART benefits. 3 yrs. min. Minette Rosenbalm #23 RICKY and/or their de- complete job de- person. Exp. pref. 7. The court will proceed with this hearing ACCESSORIES exp. Good DMV I need some T.L.C. pendents in the scription/application ●Table Busser whether or not you are present. 22500 Ridgeway record. 462-6721 275 Cherry Street I have a broken leg preparation of available at Must be energetic. Date: September 20, 2006 Hwy ● DIETARY AIDE Renee Hall #33 and heartworm! I claims for available City of Ukiah, Conven. Store Clerk /s/Benjamin D. Stough, Clerk Senior assisted Brian Brown #28 am in the Ukiah benefits. Current 300 Seminary Ave. 21+yrs. old. by /s/Peggy Mello, Deputy living. Apply at Shelter and desper- vacancy to cover Ukiah, CA 95482 or All positions 1343 S. Dora St. 10 NOTICES ately need a calm Ukiah and Willits. www.cityofukiah.com Day, Night, Wkend. Deadline: 5 pm Apply in person Dockworker/Forklift Wanted Craft people, foster family to live Education and ex- 10/11/06 EOE 6175 N. State St. must be 21 yrs old, PUBLIC NOTICE 10 NOTICES artists, musicians. 90 with for the next 2-3 perience. months. I have a bilingual a +. Apply Come and meet your day trial adventure Apply by 9/29/06 sponsor to pay all CNA’s F/T, P/T, @ 3080 N. State local Christian radio $50.00 membership to HR Dept. 645-06 my medical bills, days & PM’s. Earn Extra SUBSCRIBE? station! The CANDLE fee other amenities 579 Low Gap Rd., 9-6,13,20,27/06 now I just need a Great working cond. 92.5FM. At 6 PM avail. R Studio and Ukiah, CA 95482 Money Immediately! FICTITIOUS home. Please call Apply in person Thursday, October 5, workshop 120 Fee- 707-463-4261 P/T - Temporary BUSINESS NAME my friend Sage Valley View Skilled at the Best Western dlot Lane, Ukiah 462- w/TDD 800-735- Nursing Center, STATEMENT 467-6453 if you can Set your own hours! Orchard Inn. The 4162. sign up/Open 2929; Job Line 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah File No.: 2006-F0606 help me. Anyone needing meeting will be brief house Sept 30th 10-4 707-463-5424 or THE FOLLOWING Love, Ricky Come join our immediate MONEY & we will have on-air LIVE MUSIC!! website: PERSON(S) IS Anderson Valley Apprentice Installer/ HealthCare Start immediately. talent present as well www.co.mendo Service Tech. Specialists at

(ARE) DOING BUSI- WHY Animal Rescue as prizes and gifts for LOST & cino.ca.us/hr. Must have mech. Home Care and Earn a Paycheck by NESS AS: your time! Please 30 FOUND & elec. bgrd. F/T Hospice Services delivering telephone MENDOCINO FOUND Sept. 9 NCO Rural RSVP so we can position, hard work Mendocino County. directories in the NETWORKS Found RING Ladies Watch at Communities Child plan on gifts and great pay, benefits. Great innovative Lake & Mendocino/ 516 Milani Drive Call to describe Montgomery Woods Care Program Director refreshments! Eilene 485-7555 team & benefits. Vic. of Gobbi St. Call and ID to claim. - Ukiah Humboldt area. Ukiah, CA 95482 1.800.492.2288 Call 707-459-1818 485-1237 Janet 485-0307 Must have a car and Lane Charpentier Program Director Counselor ask for 516 Milani Drive Need 26 foot FOUND: 9/22. Req. a BA pref in Tapestry Family Clinical Manager. insurance, be 18 yrs LOST:  Ukiah, CA 95482 Prowler 5th Wheel 2 yr. old ECE or Child care fo- Services RN P/T, opportu +. Get paid within 48- This business is con- transported from Plastic picture Lab. Retriever mix. cus, 5 yrs exp; Un- Support Counselor nity for FT status. 72 hours of comple- ducted by an Individ- Lakeport to Ukiah. OT Part Time. 3 months for sleeves from Humane Society derstand budgeting to work w/children in tion of route. Plus a Willing to pay Home Health ual. The registrant 485-0123 for non-profit, starts afterschool program car allowance. the price of 2 $175.00 Please call wallet, in Ukiah Aide, F/T. CNA’s

commenced to trans- ????????? at $4378-$4597/mo. in community & Clerical & warehouse act business under 462-5934 or Willits Reward for return of may apply. DOQ; FT, Bene incl. homes in Ukiah. the fictitious business containing jewelry taken from positions also availa- Health, Dental, Vi- Req. AA, BA, MA or name or names listed Mendocino Dr. home Head Start ble. Call Today To Get 3 Months For The Price Of 2. FIND pictures of son sion, STD-LTD, EAP, MSW & exp. w/chil- above on September Approx 9-16/06. Any Director, Teacher & CALL TODAY - WHAT YOU in miltary 403(b), pd hol., vac & dren in mental 5, 2006. Endorsed- 468-3500 info will be rewarded. Sub-Teacher START TODAY NEED IN uniform and his sick lv. For appl & job health or rehabilita- Filed on September 1-925-200-0100 Positions available. Ref. Job #1249/1250 THE desc; contact NCO tive setting. $18-$21 5, 2006 at the Men- C baby pictures. Ukiah School for Please apply or TO GET ALL THE FACTS! 800-606-5550 x 302 /hr depend on 888-345-4901 docino County Clerks L Also baby Dogs New classes send resume to: Or order online at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com education & exp. Pinoleville Native www.deliver Office. A start Sat. Sept. 30. or www.ncoinc.org. pictures of his American Head Start phonebooks.com /s Lane Charpentier S Closes 5 pm, 9/29/06 Benefits. 463-3300 sister. 10-11am. Basic obe- 367 N. State St. Ste. LANE S (Postmarks not ac- for app. packet. Directory Distributing IFIEDS! 459-4044 dience, 130 Parducci 204, Ukiah, Ca. 95482 CHARPENTIER Rd. Call 485-0556 cepted) EOE Apply by 10/13/06 707-463-1454 Associates 14- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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Day & Eve customer service & ment. Income tax-ex- 611 S. Oak St. PETS & Auto, AC, all power, dependable, detail ● Home Health administers practi- Marketing. FT, bene- empt. Exp. with chil- $750 + $750 dep. 4bd/1.5b Talmage SUPPLIES low mi. Ex cond. oriented & able Aide: FT cal swimming tests avail. Small homelike 500 fits Job Description & dren req. Parents will 462-4262 Area, lrg yrd, gas $8970 462-3408 to multi-task. ● CNA: Per diem to determine partici- environment, good 11 MO. CORGI, pay & benefits. Fax Application: Solid receive training, + So- utilities. $1200 +dep. TRUCKS Computer skills & ● Pharmacist: pant skill levels; cial Worker, in-home 2br Cute Cen. loc. Tri Color, male. Local Waste of Willits, Inc. No pets 462-2683 min. 2 yrs. prev. PT to FT. and maintains class resume to 463-6957. support & respite. NP No sec. 8. breeding $250. Call 670 FOR SALE 351 Franklin Ave., Calpella 2 bdrm office exp. req. ● CNA: Med/surg participant attend- NURSING Need 1 or 2-parent $725+ dep. To view 546-5699 lv. msg. GMC Jimmy ‘95 Willits 459-4845 1.25 ba gar, wood Benefit pkg. avail. FT days. ance, activity and INSTRUCTOR homes, with 1 parent call 472-0322 Very clean, runs ● home full time. Home stove, appliances, 18 mo. 16” Applications avail Physical progress records. Full time, non RNs & LVNs 625 N. STATE ST. great. AC,CD, Pwr. with no more than 1 TACO FISH REALTY WORLD Therapist: FT tenure track. N/S, 1 pet neg. Ref. $5000. 485-8833 City application F/T & P/T NOC. biological child con- PARK PLACE Free. SELZER REALTY ● Respiratory MENDOCINO req. $1000mo. + dep. required. Please come sidered. 1 bd. $725-$775 300 E. Gobbi St., Therapist: FT avl now. 485-7585 272-5990 CARS For application COLLEGE join our staff! Retirees invited to 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. Ukiah HowardHospital.com   680 FOR SALE contact the 468-3062 RNs $30/hr apply. 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Must Nurse Assistant Labrador, male play- Junction 275-0905 Open until filled. urgently for PT/FT $850 mo. 463-2325 pets. $625/mo. $625 Marqui, ‘90. 90k mi. has dealt with confi- be responsible friend- Class. Applicants be- ful, friendly, 3 yr. old. Find us on the Web home care for needy sec. dep. 462-7630 $1250/bo. See at 250 Exp. Servers, ly with good sales ing accepted at Ukiah Great New Studio dential issues, payroll at www.ci.heald clients. Flex hrs. new Free to gd home. Magnolia or 462-5594 Back Waiters. sburg.ca.us. skills. Will train the Convalescent Hospi- 10 mins E. of Nice 2bd 1.5 bth AC, prep, benefit admin & mileage reimburse- 459-9220 Btw 11-12 Saturn SL1 1995 Dishwasher. EOE/AA/ADA. tal. Interested in a Hopland, spectacular Fire place,W/D, yard HR practices. Must right person. Fax re- ment Medical bene- Mini Horses $500 & Exp. Bartender nursing career? views, deck, W/D, $1030 N/P 462-7898 63k+ miles CD, AC, be computer literate, sume 707-468-5675 fits avail. Please call up. AMHA Reg. Herd Apply in person 13401 Here’s your chance. prvte, n/s, pet ok 116 Clara/State St. AT, Clean. GREAT detail oriented & able LIKE Perm. P/T-2 posi- 800-462-0717 x101 reduction. Colts, fil- S. Hwy 101 Hopland Apply at 1340 S. $650 744-1908 FIRST CAR!!! 895- to multi-task. CHILDREN? tions avail. POTTER VALLEY lies & geld. 972-1443. Front Desk Person Satellite Dora St., Ukiah 2842 or 489-1889 Wage depends on Production. Mon- Hopland Charming 3bd/2b on 1 ac. PT/FT Best Western This might be Technicians PYGMY GOATS, not exp. Excellent Wed. 12 noon-finish- Ukiah Daily Lrg. 1- bed. AC. $1250/mo+$1450 Scion 2005 tc Orchard Inn 555 S. the job for you. Regional Service breeders,- great for benefit pkg. EOE ing. Office - knowl- Journal Lease $800/mo. dep. Call Ernie at 28,000 miles New Orchard Ave. Fax re- CHILDCARE Provider for Ca. has 4-H, all colors, sizes, Send resume or edge of Quick Books, 590 S. School St. 707- 972-2001 Beverly Sanders Realty tires. Cd player, sume 707-462-1237 WORKERS, immediate openings ages. $75 each 984- apply at METALfx, Mon-Thurs. 12-4. District Manager LEE KRAEMER for info 459-9315 sunroof, power or call 707 462-1514 ALL SHIFTS. for satellite installa- 8955 or 354-1330. 300 East Hill Rd., Apply in person Multitask position PROPERTY MGMT windows/steering, F/T 4 day week. tion technicians. Must Sml. 3bd2ba. 2 car. Shot Clinic, Dogs & Graveyard shift Willits, CA Cheesecake Momma Applicant must pos- Spacious 1bd1ba. airbags. $16,000 Starting salary have own truck and gar. Fen. yd. N/P N/S Cats, Sat, Sept. 30th, WORKING with kids, 707-456-2175 Crnr. School & Henry sess sales, service $750. 937-2583 $9.40 per hour. tools. DMV printout no sect. 8. $1100 mo. 10:30-12 at North small homelike envi- and computer skills. POOL, LAUNDRY, Avl. 10/15. 463-0261 Subaru Forester 99 Information On call $9 per hour. PEST CONTROL required. Good pay, State Animal Hosp. ronment, good pay & Must have clean CARPORTS AWD. 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Looking for motivated 140 Zinfandel side, hard wd floors. work! (707) Dean of Students SOCIAL SERVICES at 990 S. Dora St. 10-4, Donations of Degree in Enology COUNTER PERSON 1bd1ba. $660 MOBILES FOR 433-6598 ask needed for pvt. ENTHUSIASTS Ukiah, Ca. 95482. $299k. 485-6106 Must be able to multi Hud OK. RENT good quality furniture or Viticulture a plus. for Doug Miller or WANTED ON Lic. no 236800643 390 task in a fast paced NPS School locat- only & volunteers 3 bd 2 ba & lg bonus Must be able to lift, bring resume to THE COAST! Wanted: Dynamic For Sale Mobile Hm. environment. ed in Ukiah. Must CENTURY 21 needed 462-4343 rm Pomo Dr. tile fls pull & carry up to 45 Sanderson Ford Join our team and person with BA/BS 2 bdrm, 1bth, Lg. Apply within possess BA in psy- Big Yard Sale new kitch. w/stnls stl lbs on a repetitive 453 Healdsburg support individuals and supervisory exp. Les Ryan Realty yd.12x12 strge shed. Schat’s Bakerie’s chology, sociology Thurs-Fri-Sar 8-5 app. . 391-6998 basis. Must have Ave. Healdsburg. with developmental to run therapeutic Property Management Asking $23,000 obo. 113 W. Perkins, or related field. 501 Ellen Lynn Rd GREAT LOCATION flexibility w/schedul- disabilities to live a treatment facility. Fax 468-0463 462-3415 Ukiah. Ask for Lisa CBEST and or CA RV Off West Rd Near the Lake ing, willing to work good life in the com- resume to 463-6957 KZYX&Z Loving Care giver teaching credential Upstairs 2 bdrm N/S 1101 Lk. Mendo. Dr. extended schedules munity NorthStar WATER & SEWER Desk, furn., hsehold, Community Radio Needed Live-in nego. in Special Educa- 1 indoor cat o.k., 420 BOATS Huge Approx & OT. Send resume Services; a progres- ATTENDANT I: great prices. Sat. 9-4 is seeking 2 people Must be comfortable tion pref. Must pro- W/D avail. $1000 ‘75 California Skiier 15,000+- Sq Ft Lot to [email protected] sive, person centered $3,045-$3,701 per 165 Fairview Ct. to join our Develop- learning or exp’d in vide proof of de- dep. $600/mo 16’ Volvo I/O B20 $335,000 or fax (707) organization, located month, Plus bene- off Oak Knoll. ment team. Station trach care. 6:30pm- gree/diploma. Com- Avail 10/1 468-5661 $3,000 OBO 972- 2BR 1B 744-7606. AA/EOE in beautiful Mendoci- fits. Complete job communications, 8:30am M-F. Also petitive salary & 6573 or 462-8499 FREE GARAGE Newly Remodeled membership, events, no County has open- description/applica- SALE SIGNS. HEAD OF PLANT needed PT Caregiv- benefits. MADISON PACIFIC PROPERTIES tion available at ‘82 Ski Supreme HIGH SCHOOL - & light financial du- Fax resume to: ings in Fort Bragg. A DUPLEXES Realty World Selzer er.Call Lisa 367-1506 City of Ukiah, 320 707 462 4265 ties. Strong interper- 877-382-7617 variety of full time PCM 351 New up- Realty. 350 E. Gobbi LYNN OR CASEY Owner/Agt. NIGHT LEAD Loving Caregiver 3 bd/2bth gar, lg yd, sonal skills, flexibility Attn: Recruiting and part time sched- 300 Seminary Ave. holstery & top. $6500 Coordinate custodial Needed. NA exp. N/P, N/S $1250/mo. Fri. & Sat. 7am-? Handyman Special. & love of radio re- Ukiah-DEAN ules available. No Ukiah, CA 95482 or OBO 972-6573 program, supervise & pref’d 2 FT positions $1500 security dep. 537 Redwood Av. Uk Cheap Cash. quired, non-profit AES is an EOE. similar experience is www.cityofukiah.com perform custodial du- 1 PT. 4pm-12am, 707-265-4318 Classic Pooh Collec- 462-7255 exp. a plus. required. Just a love Deadline: 5 pm, ties at school site. 2 12am-8:30am. 8pm- 440 FURNITURE tion $500. Ceramic [email protected] FT salary, benefits. Potter Valley for people and a de- 10/13/06. EOE West Side Lg. 2 bdrm yrs. supervisory cus- 8am weekends. Con- Moving! 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Must be enthusi- SERVICES 2pm Furniture and sion, Ukiah Unified 1bdrm, 1bth, w/ $30.-$100. $$ FAST $$ [email protected] LUBE TECHS 743-1188 Ext. 1 astic about working 200 OFFERED Miscellaneous items. School District, 1056 gar., pool, clean 743-2857 Call us today @ N. Bush St., Ukiah, LICENSED NURSEs LINE TECHS evenings and week- Busy Bees Sat. Sept. 30. 8-1 Production workers quiet, $750, n/s n/p 16100 N Hwy 101 #21. (707) 462-9000 CA 95482, 707-463- & CNAs ADVISORS ends. Overnights Housecleaning Moving!Sectional Entry level for high Mill Crk Rd 569-7202 Golden Rule Mobile or visit us @ 5205. Apply by Oct. All Shifts PARTS DEPT available. Good wag- services inside & out. w/qu. size hide-a-bed tech Co. Very clean Village. See signs. norcalbuyshouses.com 16th. E.O.E. Job de- Cloverdale positions opening in es & great benefits. 391-2953 2 bd, $800/mo, incl & recliner $400. OBO environment. Yard Sale, 9-1, Sat scription: Healthcare Center - fast growing new car Relocation funds elec. mobile hm, 13 Piano very good Soldering exp. helpful BUSINESS only, Uk Med. Plaza, We Buy Houses www.edjoin.org 72 bed. SNF: seeking dealership. available. Must have mi W. of Cloverdale cond. $400. OBO Lv. www.ntech RENTALS 1165 S. Dora, K. Size Quickly! exceptional & caring Apply on line please job references and 250 on Hwy 128, Yorkville mess. 272-7718 Home Care Options thurstonautoplaza.com industries.com Oak hdbrd, white 462-7255 indivudals to clean DMV. Call Banquet Hall & 894-1854 seeks caregivers for Medical Receptionist fax 467-3750 NorthStar Services at Kitchen Ukiah Senior wicker dresser, oak www.MendocinoReal join our team 2 bd, 1 ba. Single car APPLIANCES PT & FT & live in. FT Exp. desired Program Director, 916-239-9343 to Center 499 Leslie St. 460 coffee tble & misc. EstateSolutions.com EOE. 462-6888 of professionals. Very garg. Lndry rm. Lrg. Frigidair Gas stove competitiv e wages! Send resume to Transition Age learn more. 462-4343 fen. front yd. Crnr Yard Sale, Sat 9-1, 04035, c/o Ukiah Youth Program: FT, Used 6 times Parking Lot of Uk Vly. Contact Barbara or Temp. ASSISTANT COMMERCIAL Washington & Dora Daily Journal, P.O. Ukiah. Oversee 7 $300.00 perfect Med. Ctr. 1165 S. Bob @ 894-5201 COOK position. LEASE UKIAH 1201 S. Dora. Appt. Box 749, Ukiah, CA bed transitional living cond. 462-6818 Dora. Oak K. size May lead to FT. 2030 Industry Rd. only. $975/mo. 272- C Instructional NEW HOME 95482-0749. program for older hdbrd, oak coffe tble, Experience need- 1. 5000 Sq.Ft. Aprx. 4057 Ernie Fine Agt. USED Paraprofessional SALES AGENT homeless youth, white wicker dresser, NCO HSCDP is ed. Pre-employ- w/400 sf office 2 bdrm,1 bth, on APPLIANCES (Formerly Ukiah, P/T, M-W, oversee/implement & FURNITURE. misc. L soliciting bids for a ment physical & 2. 5000 Sq. Ft. Aprx. sheer 40 acres, Instructional Aide) Hrly + benefits. 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Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs Today Thu. Today Thu. TODAY and tonight’s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 86/61/pc 83/60/pc Napa 84/45/pc 80/45/s Antioch 88/51/s 87/51/s Needles 104/72/s 100/70/s 96° Arroyo Grande 74/48/pc 72/48/pc Oakland 75/51/pc 74/51/pc Sunrise today ...... 7:05 a.m. Atascadero 85/49/pc 84/48/pc Ontario 92/58/s 90/60/s Sunset tonight ...... 7:02 p.m. Rockport 67/50 Auburn 93/63/s 90/58/s Orange 89/55/pc 89/55/pc Areas of low clouds and fog Moonrise today ...... 12:19 p.m. Barstow 96/62/s 96/63/s Oxnard 69/56/pc 69/56/pc giving way to sun Moonset today ...... 9:29 p.m. Laytonville Big Sur 66/52/pc 64/51/pc Palm Springs 104/71/s 104/71/s Covelo 93/47 Bishop 86/43/s 87/43/s Pasadena 89/61/pc 86/61/pc 94/48 Blythe 102/71/s 103/71/s Pomona 91/58/s 91/53/s MOON PHASES Burbank 88/59/s 86/59/pc Potter Valley 96/47/s 92/46/s TONIGHT Westport California City 93/62/s 94/57/s Redding 95/50/s 95/49/s First Full Last New 67/50 Carpinteria 70/54/pc 70/53/pc Riverside 93/57/s 91/57/s Catalina 72/60/pc 76/56/pc Sacramento 91/52/s 87/51/s 47° Chico 93/54/s 89/53/s Salinas 72/51/pc 72/52/pc Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 61/45/pc 57/46/pc San Bernardino 92/57/s 92/58/s Death Valley 108/77/s 108/77/s San Diego 75/64/pc 73/63/pc Sept. 30 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 21 61/45 93/53 Clear Downey 85/60/pc 83/61/pc San Fernando 88/59/s 88/59/s Encinitas 75/60/pc 75/60/pc San Francisco 72/54/pc 72/54/pc ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 87/58/pc 86/58/pc San Jose 82/55/pc 78/54/pc 95/45 Eureka 62/45/pc 57/45/pc San Luis Obispo 75/52/pc 76/51/pc Ukiah through 2 p.m. Tuesday 79/46 Redwood Valley Fort Bragg 61/45/pc 59/46/pc San Rafael 79/48/pc 80/48/pc THURSDAY 95/47 Temperature Fresno 94/60/s 92/60/s Santa Ana 78/62/pc 76/62/pc 93° High ...... 92° UKIAH Gilroy 88/50/pc 87/49/pc Santa Barbara 72/52/pc 71/51/pc Low ...... 47° 96/47 Indio 103/65/s 104/67/s Santa Cruz 74/53/pc 71/52/pc 46° Normal high ...... 84° Lakeport Irvine 78/62/pc 75/62/pc Santa Monica 72/58/pc 72/58/pc Normal low ...... 50° 92/47 Hollywood 83/60/pc 84/61/pc Santa Rosa 82/48/pc 80/50/pc Philo Record high ...... 105° in 1967 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 78/46/s 78/45/s S. Lake Tahoe 73/30/s 74/29/s 76/44 Boonville Lodi 90/51/s 88/50/s Stockton 90/50/s 89/49/s Plenty of sunshine Record low ...... 34° in 1924 98/49 92/47 Precipitation Lompoc 73/56/pc 72/53/pc Tahoe Valley 73/30/s 74/29/s Long Beach 82/60/pc 78/61/pc Torrance 75/60/pc 74/61/pc 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Tue...... 0.00” Gualala Los Angeles 84/62/pc 82/60/pc Vacaville 93/49/s 91/50/s FRIDAY Month to date ...... 0.00” Mammoth 74/33/s 75/32/s Vallejo 86/46/pc 83/47/s Normal month to date ...... 0.55” 77/47 Clearlake 90/47 Marysville 91/48/s 89/49/s Van Nuys 88/58/s 89/59/s 88° Season to date ...... 0.00” Modesto 90/53/s 88/53/s Visalia 90/53/s 89/54/s Last season to date ...... 0.04” Monrovia 87/59/pc 88/60/pc Willits 95/45/pc 91/44/s Normal season to date ...... 0.74” Cloverdale 47° Monterey 68/52/pc 67/51/pc Yosemite Valley 82/43/s 83/41/s 90/49 Morro Bay 71/54/pc 68/52/pc Yreka 86/37/s 85/36/s Areas of low clouds and fog, Forecasts and graphics provided by then sunshine AccuWeather, Inc. ©2006 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 732.63 feet; Storage: 60,450 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 151 cfs Outflow: 214 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .061 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .50 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .031 ppm (.25 ppm) brother Anthony Chehadeh People in Ukiah also report- “This kind of activity occur- expected to continue through- Quake own. “I thought somebody hit ed feeling the quake. ring along that fault is not Noble out the day as well as hand the building at first,” he said. Or as one North Oak Street uncommon,” Lukas said. and dozer work to create fire “There hasn’t been a large Continued from Page 1 “It was crazy,” Anthony resident put it: “I got shook Continued from Page 1 lines. The fire is burning in Chehadeh said. “We were all pretty good. It was very quiet in quake in that region for over heavily wooded timberlands under their desks and we had a shaking. ... Everything was my house. I was balancing my 400 years, but that doesn’t tions, as well as contracted re- in steep terrain. few of them in the office who shaking. We shook twice -- checkbook and the house start- mean one couldn’t happen. sources, have been opening Weather conditions have just kind of stared at us during about five seconds between ed to creak and groan, then it There is potential along the access roads and improving been favorable to control the time it was going and (then) each one.” quit, and a second later it felt Maacama fault for a seven to firelines. efforts, and firefighters have said, ‘What was that?’” Scrog- An employee of The Super- like the house was rolling seven-and-a-half-magnitude Two firefighters have sus- the flames 10 percent con- gin said. ette in Calpella also reported around in circles like it usually quake,” he said. tained minor injuries while tained and expect to have the “Our light fixture shook a lit- feeling a “good jolt.” does during an earthquake,” he “There is a seismic risk in fighting this fire. fire fully contained by Sun- tle bit in the office and it rattled “Things fell off the shelves said. that region, and (Tuesday’s Air tanker fire-retardant day. The cause of the fire is quakes) are a reminder for folks a few windows, but nothing ... I don’t think anything broke. Bill Lukas, a U.S. Geologi- drops and water drops are still under investigation. was broken,” she added. It was a very weird earthquake. cal Survey spokesman, said the to be prepared,” Lukas added. About 10 bottles did break at I am from the Bay Area and I quake occurred along the Maa- For information about earth- Redwood Valley Market, am used to earthquakes. Usual- cama fault zone -- which is a quake preparedness go to said, “but we expect to be back www.earthquake.usgs.gov/lear ly they roll, but this one was northern extension of the Hay- Tanker in the air Wednesday.” according to co-owner Alex ning/preparedness.php. Chehadeh. He said he felt the like a bomb went off. We ward fault -- which runs from With several fires still burn- Laura McCutcheon can be ing in the area, Dahl said his earthquake “big time” at Little thought somebody hit the build- north of Willits, through Ukiah, reached at [email protected]. Continued from Page 1 Bakers, another Redwood Val- ing,” said Shelly Valente, a to Cloverdale, and down to tanker will probably be operat- Ben Brown contributed to this ing out of Chico for a while. ley grocery store he and his store clerk. Santa Rosa. article. on board, ran a quick diagnostic check, then shut down the sus- The Chico airport was shut pect engine. With one propeller down for about 10 minutes feathered, Dahl said he still had Monday while maintenance I believe this is the correct Beristianos said the trailer was a second piston engine and two crews checked the runway for Faulder move for the Board of Supervi- Trailer a total loss. jet engines functioning proper- debris, a standard procedure sors and Mendocino County.” “He got out with nothing but ly. “The aircraft handled just when disabled planes make Continued from Page 1 Before taking his oath of Continued from Page 1 his shirt,” Bostick said. emergency landings. In addition to the loss of the fine,” Dahl said, although he office, Faulder addressed the declared an emergency as a The plane, a converted P2V ble for making another appoint- board. trailer, the heat also damaged a Neptune originally built for the suffered first- and second- matter of standard procedure. ment. “It is with great sadness that degree burns to 18 percent of vehicle parked in front of it. U.S. Navy, was assigned to the Before landing at Chico A moment of silence in I accept this appointment. his upper body as he made his Shirley Markie, another Noble Fire, burning north of memory of Vroman was taken Norm Vroman loved the Dis- escape from the burning trailer. Happiness Is resident, said this Municipal Airport, Dahl flew Laytonville, in the Mendocino before the board moved to trict Attorney’s Office. He Bostick said the man was was the first fire she had seen at over an area east of the field National Forest. appoint Faulder during open loved the people in the DA’s burned across the face by the trailer park in the eight years and dumped about 2,100 gal- The plane is operated by session. Office. He loved being DA. He flames washing down from the she had lived there. lons of fire retardant at an alti- Neptune Aviation Services, “The assistant district attor- loved the people of this com- roof as he fled through the trail- Firefighters from the Ukiah tude of 3,000 feet. The plane based in Missoula, Mont. ney, Mr. Faulder, has, in my munity. He was certainly a col- er’s front door. Fire Department and the landed safely at 11:22 a.m. The aircraft was in Chico opinion, done a wonderful job orful character, and I think he He was transported by Ukiah California Department of The engine problem was Sunday night to fly the fire, and managing this office and assist- was good for all of the people in Ambulance to Ukiah Valley Forestry and Fire Protection later determined to be a bad pis- was here several days ago to ing the district attorney in his this community, and I don’t Medical Center for treatment. also responded to this fire. ton, which Dahl said would be help battle the Pigeon Fire in role. And given the unfortunate expect to be as colorful, but I Beristianos said firefighters Ben Brown can be reached at repaired quickly. the Shasta-Trinity National vacancy in that elected offi- will faithfully and diligently had the flames contained by [email protected]. “We’re off Tuesday,” Dahl Forest. cial’s position, I feel very com- carry out the duties of the Dis- 6:30 a.m. but remained on site fortable and honored to make trict Attorney’s Office,” Faulder until 10 a.m. because of com- the motion to appoint Mr. Faul- said. plications. Several rounds of presents der as the district attorney for An Irish wake for Vroman, unexploded ammunition were the completion of this term,” who died Thursday due to a found amongst the wreckage of Supervisor Michael Delbar massive heart attack, will be at the trailer, and Beristianos said Cruise said. 4 p.m. Saturday at Brutocao firefighters found several bullet Travel The motion was seconded Cellars in Hopland. Family, holes in the trailer’s walls. Vacations by Supervisor Jim Wattenburg- friends, supporters and mem- By the time the fire was out, er, who said, “I too believe this bers of the public will gather to the trailer’s back wall had col- is a very intelligent, very com- celebrate his memory. lapsed as had the parts of the RELAX WHILE YOU DISCOVER THE WORLD mon sense and a very worth- Katie Mintz can be reached at roof that had covered the THE WORLD while motion to bring forward. [email protected]. kitchen and living room. AAA - Ukiah the board in support of the ordi- Wharff noted that the Elec- Ordinance nance. tions Office still intends to post Cordially invites you to: “Big money distorts cam- campaign disclosure filings to the county’s Web site, but has- Continued from Page 1 paigns, it distorts election A results, it distorts the issues and n’t yet figured out how soon tions exceeding $500 from any the attitudes about politics. We they will be posted after they “Cruise Night” one individual or business, and don’t want our elections to be are submitted to the office, as that not more than $5,000 of all for sale. We want a level play- staff is still testing the system campaign funds were to come ing field to allow candidates to that will be used. with from persons or groups living approach the issues, and have Katie Mintz can be reached at [email protected]. outside Mendocino County. their issues come across regard- Royal Caribbean It would have also put in less of their financial backing,” • Willits • place requirements for the reg- Lynda McClure said. 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