Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 2

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1986 UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL. Annie Louise Richey Police and Fire Log Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7. at the United Methodist Church in Ukiah fin- Annie Louise Richey.

94. who died Dec. 4 in a Ukiah convalescent Hospital. The Rev. David Donncll will officiate.

Interment will be in Ukiah Cemetery. Richey was born Aug. 16, 1892. in England. A housewife her adult life, she had resided in this community since Surviving her are one son, Irwin Richey of Castro Valley; four grandchildren; six great grandchildren; and two great, great grandchildren.

Two brothers. Jack Mitchell of Lompoc and Jim Mitchell of Ukiah, also survive. Arrangements are under the direction of Eversole Mortuary. i i Extended forecast Sunday through Tuesday; Mostly fair with cool nights and mild days. Coastal areas highs in the 50s.

Lows in the 30s to mid 40s. Coastal valleys highs in the upper 50s and 60s. Lows in the upper 20s to low 40s. Interior valleys highs in the upper 50s and 60s. Lows in the upper 20s to low 40s.

Mountain resorts highs in the 40s to mid 50s. Lows 5 to 25. State summary A Pacific storm system spread rain as far south as a Salinas-to- Merced line during the night. The most reported rainfall during the night was .77 inch at Beale Air Force Base about 40 miles north of Sacramento followed by .53 at the Alameda Naval Air Station. Subtropical high clouds covered the remainder of the Golden State during the night.

Early morning temperatures at the lower elevations were in the 40s and 50s with a few 30s in the southern deserts. Highs on Thursday were generally in the 50s and 60s over Northern and Central California and the 60s and 70s in Southern California. The warmest reading Thursday was 78 at Ramona, about 30 miles northeast of San Diego. National summary Snow fell again today in the Great Lakes, where wintry, gusty storms blamed for at least two deaths buried western New York state under 20 inches of snow and dumped up to a foot of snow in parts of Michigan. Cold west winds picked up moisture from the warmer waters of the lower Great Lakes today and blew snow across Michigan, northern Ohio, northwest Pennsylvania and western New York state, the National Weather Service said.

Travelers advisories were posted for western New York, where up to 6 inches of snow was expected, and for parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania, where snow up to 4 inches deep was forecast. Cold temperatures chilled the eastern states, where readings dropped to the 20s and 30s. On Thursday, storms sweeping across Lake Erie dumped heavy snow in western New York southeast of Buffalo. East Aurora was hit with 20 inches, southern Genesee County got 18 inches and 15 inches fell near the Buffalo Bills' Rich Stadium in suburban Orchard Park. "Most of our roads are covered with slush," Orchard Park Police Chief Robert Henning said.

Strong winds accompanying Thursday's storms sent a blinding wall of snow across some roads, but no serious traffic accidents were reported. "A few cars went off into ditches when drivers couldn't see where they were going the usual kind of thing you have a situation like this," New York State Police Sgt. H.D. Perry said. The Lake Erie storms dumped up to 6 inches of snow at Erie, southwest of Buffalo, where snowfall averages 100 inches each winter, said Maryann Hughes of the state police in Erie County.

A near blizzard Thursday left parts of Michigan's western Upper Peninsula buried under 12 inches of snow. The storm was blamed for two traffic deaths in Michigan, one Wednesday night and one Thursday. But the snow was good news in an area hungry for tourist dollars during the ski and snowmobile season. "We're in big snow country, so when you see flakes coming down, it's just like dollar signs to the people," said Betty Rands, a deputy clerk in Gogebic County, Mich. "We really needed this." Elsewhere, gusty rain storms blasted the northern and central Pacific coast, with the rain changing to snow in the higher elevations of the weste mountains and the northern I iateau.

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Police officials looking into the case say it does not appear to be related to two earlier incidents which involved schoolgirls being harassed by masked men. The two earlier incidents, which occurred in late October, involved an 11-year-old and a 16- year-old. Both had been walking to school when they were accosted, and neither was physically injured. Kidnapping, attempted rape Sheriff's officials are investigating a reported kidnapping and attempted rape which occurred in the Hopland area Thursday. Two female victims, ages 25 and 26, told sheriff's officials they had been abducted by two Mexican male adults in front of the Hopland Superette, according to Lt.

Jay Miller. Miller said the two women claim to have been driven to a rural area of the county where one of the victim's dress was torn in a reported rape attempt. The second victim then fled her captives and was able to escape, according to sheriff's reports. The first victim told sheriff's officials that the two suspects then brandished a gun and conducted an unsuccessful search for the other victim "The (first) victim then became passive and was eventually delivered unharmed to a local Hopland resident who arranged for her safe return home," Miller said. Investigators are now trying to determine the identity of the two suspects who were reportedly driving a 1969 Ford Galaxie, four-door sedan.

The car is olive green in color, with a black vinyl roof. Marijuana, cocaine in Leggett motel Two Leggett residents were arrested after officials reportedly found $15,000 worth of marijuana, a small amount of cocaine and $7,000 in cash in a residential unit at the Settlement Motel in Leggett Tuesday afternoon. Jack Nehr, commander of theMendocino Countywide Narcotics Task Force, said Michael Fisher, 30, and Gayle Fisher, 40, were arrested on suspicion of cultivation of marijuana, possession for sale of marijuana and possession of cocaine following a court-approved search of their residence. The two suspects were booked at the county jail. Narcotics find leads to arrest Armed with a search warrant, agents from the Mendocino Countywide Narcotics Task Force Wednesday seized more than $10,000 worth of cocaine and more than $16,000 worth of marijuana from a Schow Road residence in Willits.

Juanita Sue Henderson, 37, of 27080 Schow Road, now faces charges of possession for sale of both cocaine and marijuana. Henderson was booked at the county jail. In addition to the marijuana and cocaine, agents also found $1,400 in cash in Henderson's home, according to task force commander Jack Nehr. Additional arrests are. anticipated.

Bus burns on Rock Road A 1955 Chevrolet bus, being used as a home, was destroyed in a fire on Spy Roack Road near Laytonville Thursday afternoon. No one was injured in the blaze which is estimated to have caused $5,000 in damage, according to officials from the California Department of Forestry. The fire was reported just before 3:30 p.m. and personnel from CDF, the county Office of Emergency Services and the Laytonville Fire Department were dispatched to the scene. Fire crews contained the blaze and stayed on the scene until just before 5 p.m.

The bus was owned by Preston Landis. Chimney fire damages house "Very little damage" was reported from a chimney fire which spread to the walls of a home on Highway 101 just north of the Mendocino-Sonoma county line Thursday morning, according to a CDF spokesman. No one was injured in the fire which was reported just after 9 a.m. Damage from the fire was confined to the chimney and a section of wall within the home. No monetary estimate of damage was available.

The house is located on the east side of Highway 101 about 2 miles south of Hopland. Hopland volunteer firefighters, Cloverdale city firefighters, county Of Le of Emergency Services pt and CDF crews stayed on uie scene for slightly more than an hour. Quote of the Day By United Press International Said Rajaie-Khorassani, Iran's ambassador to the United Nations, denying there was an arms-for-hostages deal struck with the United States: "We are not against the release of hostages but we don't want to be involved." For The Record The name of a Redwood Valley woman who spoke about curfew at a Ukiah City Council meeting Wednesday was used incorrectly in Thursday's Journal. Lucy, not Lizzie, Powell was the speaker. The Journal regrets the error.

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