Public funds for private schools proposed by Assemblyman Vasconcellos
Ukiah residents debate a bill sending public support to private schools. The measure would allow private school students access to public buses classes text books and state materials, aiming to extend taxpayer dollars while asserting no harm to public schools. Supporters cite potential savings of hundreds of millions while opponents warn of church state separation issues.
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The
Assembly
John Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
Senate
Ukiah
Ukiah Ministerial Association
Assemblyman Vasconcellos
Vasconcellos
Hunting for Sport in a Time of Antihunting Sentiment
The Wildlife Society supports hunting as vital to wildlife management and funding. Hunters pay over 200 million dollars yearly for restoration, licenses fund state departments, and a 40 million dollar excise tax backs wildlife programs. Regulated hunting keeps populations balanced and provides recreation for millions, with responsible hunters constituting the majority.
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Vita Ia
The
Wildlife Society
United States
Fred G. Evenden
Conservation Organization
Washington, D.C
Fish and Game
Evenden
America
Nhen
New Books at Library Feature The Fearless Spectator
The Fearless Spectator by Charles McCabe offers sharp observations on contemporary California life with strong opinions set against Highway 1 from Muir Beach to Rockport. Great Trails of the West by Richard Dunlop compiles anecdotes and character sketches spanning Donner to Pony Express lore.
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Fearless Spectator
Charles McCabe
McCabe
San Francisco Chronicle
Muir Beach
Rockport
Richard Dunlop
Donner
Pony Express
Legislative casualties of 1971 California session
In Sacramento, many bills died in committee or were vetoed by Gov. Reagan. Notable casualties included Schabarum’s lead-out petrol bill, Winton Act amendments, 5 percent tippler’s tax proposals, open-meeting measures, AFDC abolition efforts, and Southeast Asia war-constitutionality challenges. Several tax and welfare reform measures were dropped or stalled, with others revived only if related bills fail.
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Ronald Reagan
Peter F. Schabarum
R-Covina
Schabarum
Assembly
Senate Transportation Committee
Education Committee
Paso Robles
Senate Governmental Organization Committee
California
Assembly Welfare Committee
U.S
Southeast Asia
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Assembly Ways and Means
Rights bill aims to keep private land open for public recreation
Legislation proposed by Sen. Lagomarsino to resolve implied dedication disputes would keep private lands open for public use without eroding owner rights. The measure, already clear of a constitutional snag, would allow coastal access within a 1000 yard inland zone or to the nearest public road, via consent signs, deed notes, or agency agreements, with owners retaining enforcement rights.
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Joe Brooks Copley
Sacramento
Capitol
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Ventura
Senate
Assembly
State Supreme Court
California
Lagomarsino
State Chamber of Commerce
State Land Title Association
California Forest Protective Association
The
Sierra Club
Assembly Planning and Land Use Committee
Nationalist China shifts toward expediency on UN admission
A UPI analysis notes Taipei quietly eases its hard line as Nixon moves toward Peking. With 45 of 129 nations recognizing Beijing and 61 keeping ties with Nationalist China, the Taiwan regime fears becoming an international outcast if it severs all relations.
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Joe Hung
Taipei
UPI
Washington
China
United Nations
Chiang
Kaishek
Peking
Nixon
Libya
Tripoli
Sierra Leone
Freetown
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
United Allons
idelieHies
Hair spray hazards raise questions over safety of aerosols
Washington report says aerosol hair sprays use Freon propellants making up to 75 percent of weight. The Citizen Advocate Office audited 81 brands, finding no ingredient lists and links to heart eye lung and skin disorders. Warnings vary. some cans lack health advisories.
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Washington
Madison Avenue
Citizen Advocate Office
Los Angeles
B.F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Amerchol
Drug safety laxity and federal aid debates headline chaotic Washington memo
The piece alleges lax FDA rules and weak congressional action on safety for consumer sprays, cites a Washington Whirl report testing flammability, laments French cooperation in drug trafficking, and reveals a White House memo debating political gain from disaster aid. It mentions a proposed federal narcotics czar and a $1.9 million riot aid plan with broader implications for national policy.
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Citizen Advocate Office
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
FDA
Washington
John Mitchell
France
U.S
Jim Scheuer
D-N.y
America
Scheuer
Timbuktu
Federal
White House
Washington, D.C
John Campbell
Ken Cole
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on Monday Bosses and Dry Martinis
A witty column notes Monday dread and a boss full of bright ideas at noon. It mocks overbearing management and calls martinis so dry they need a whisk broom. The piece ends with a jibe at self starters and a notorious colleague blamed for his own breath.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
M. B. Glover
Dean Devries
George Hunter
B. A. Cober
Mendocino
Joe Brooks
Copley
D-Campbell
County Recorder’s Office
Jack Anderson
Phil Pastoret
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