Teens Eligible to Register for Two Local Elections
Teen voters in Mendocino County may register tonight and tomorrow for two fall ballot measures. On October 5 voters will decide on the Round Valley My Ranch subdivision approval or repeal, and on October 26 Ukiah Unified bond election seeks about 6 million for school facilities.
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National Association of Laity renames to show sensitivity
The National Association of Laymen, a Catholic group, voted in New York to become the National Association of Laity to address language bias toward women. President William Caldwell notes the change as a small step in a long process to root out male chauvinism and adjust speech.
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Ukiah Square Shooters Hoedown hosted by locals with guests
The Ukiah Square Shooters Square dance club hosts a hoedown Saturday at Mendocino State Hospital auditorium. Guest caller Fred Allen from Oakland’s Saints and Sinners Club leads a committee including Bob and Bette Fairbain and several helpers. Potluck refreshments requested with sandwiches cake jello and coffee.
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Everett
LaVern Evans
Ray
Ruth Beele
Taiwan knotty problem
Washington column discusses U.S. China policy focusing on Taiwan as the core remaining issue. It argues ideology and Taiwan define potential differences with Beijing, notes suzerainty talk, and cites Kissinger Chou En-lai talks, Nixon’s limits, and possible new Asian talks in Rangoon. It questions Hanoi’s stance and warns against overreaching concessions.
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Gambling bills fail to advance in California legislature
In Sacramento the new year opens with interest in gambling but no bills advance. Proposals to legalize state lotteries, off track betting, jai alai, dog racing, and bingo stall or fail, while two horse racing measures are vetoed by Gov. Reagan. If more gambling comes, it will be clandestine.
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D-San Jose
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Budget and tax tensions in California letters to editor
Redwood Valley readers critique Governor Reagan vetoes on cost of living raises for state workers and college faculties while noting recent rate hikes for PG&E and utilities. The writer laments tax increases, cites a Mendocino welfare figure of 7.13 million for 50 000 residents, and urges the assessor to consider past raises in calculating taxes while hoping for a brighter future.
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Jimmy the Greek odds Muskie to win nomination and defeat Nixon
Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy the Greek Snyder predicts Senator Muskie will win the Democratic nomination and defeat President Nixon in the general election. He cites a history of accurate picks, notes Nixon’s strong odds, and projects Muskie’s running mate as Senator Henry Jackson, with various scenarios involving Reagan Humphrey and McCarthy affecting the race.
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Kennedy Run For The Presidency Odds Feature
Jimmy the Greek's odds on the 1972 presidential race list Muskie Humphrey Kennedy and McGovern as top contenders with varied running mate chances. Nixon leads the Republican field alongside Reagan and Rockefeller while a dark horse remains 50 to 1. Also notes Howard Hughes empire troubles and a 1944 Mexican siesta ban.
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Mike O'Callaghan
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