Ukiah considers first major tax hike in years
Ukiah city managers and councilors weigh a proposed 1968-69 net budget of 2,787,038 with a possible $1 general fund levy to fund city services and library sharing. A new fire station at the south end is eyed but may require tax increases due to rising salaries and materials costs.
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Lyell Cash
Gash
Oklahans
Ukiah
Cash
County road budget eyed at near two million dollars
After two days of talks the county Public Works road division received its budget proposal. The Board of Supervisors trimmed the request from 2,028,185 to 1,945,971 and cut equipment and retirement items. The department plans to fund rights of way and several road projects, with state routing changes already underway and additional miles of road slated for future transfer back to the state.
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County Public Works Department
Board of Supervisors
Robert Newhouse
Public Works
Joe
Scaramella
Aivets
Hedeayt
State Department of Water Resources
Newhouse
Cummings
Leggett
Walker Lake Area Development Plan Tentative Maps Considered
The Walker Lake Valley project seeks a 6000 acre subdivision 16 miles north of Ukiah with 1000 to 1200 lots from 1 to 40 acres averaging 5 acres. Dredging Walker Lake from 25 to 40 acres will add a boat landing and a north park with facilities. Roads totaling 20 miles and an easement road from Park Compound are planned.
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Ridgewood Park Land Company
Ukiah
Walker Lake
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Muir Road
Walker Valley
Highway 101
County Planning Commission
Harold Heers
Riverside
Muir Creek Road
C. A. Howard Ridgewood
Golden Rule Church Association
Church
William Austin Company
Heers
Church of the Golden Rule
DeVries Buys Part Interest in Mendocino Publishing
M D Glover Ukiah Daily Journal publisher announces sale of part of Mendocino Publishing Company to Dean DeVries. DeVries named general manager May 7 1968 and elected to board and as vice president. Mendocino Publishing owns Ukiah Daily Journal Willits News and Journal Printing. Glover plans move to Ukiah within two years.
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M. D. Glover
Ukiah Daily Journal
Mendocino Publishing Company
Dean DeVries
DeVries
Journal
Mendocino Publishing Co
Willits News
the Journal Printing Company
Glover
Ventura County
Ukiah
Youngster Hit In Parking Lot
A hit and run report in Ukiah yesterday evening involved Arthur Blass’s son riding a bicycle in the Ukiah Theatre parking lot. Blass said a station wagon loaded with youngsters backed out, cutting the front wheel of the boy’s bike, but no one was hurt and the driver could not be reached.
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Art. Blass
Pine Ridge Road
Ukiah
Arthur
Ukiah ‘Theatre
Blass
Mendocino fires sparked by unusual lightning pattern
Mendocino County reels from an outbreak of 82 lightning-induced fires, with 15 active blazes in Mendocino National Forest. Division of Forestry and U S Forest Service mobilize about 300 workers, air support, and parachute fire crews to contain the spread as storms threaten more strikes across Ukiah Valley, Covelo, Willits, and Laytonville. In Lake County no strikes were reported.
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Ed Carpenter
Mendocino County
Carpenter
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Walker’ Lake
Walker Valley
C. A. Howard
William Randolph Hearst
Division of Forestry
U.S. Forest Service
Mendocino National Forest
Division of Forestry Fire Control Office
Willits
Division of Forestry Dispatch
Teday
Globe
Covelo
San Hedron
Upper Lake
Trinity County
National Forest
Sonoma County
Cloverdale
Ukiah Valley
Hopland
Low Gap Road
Big River
Fort Bragg Area
Lake County
CDF
Aldah
Nixon names Agnew as running mate at GOP convention
Raymond M Laua reports from Miami Beach that Richard M. Nixon announced Gov Spiro T Agnew of Maryland as his vice presidential choice at the Hilton Plaza Hotel. Agnew, 49, said he was stunned by the bolt from the blue as Nixon plans to accept tonight at the convention and outline policies for a White House bid.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
American Scene
Hilton Plaza Hotel
Agnew
White House
Swas
Herbert G. Klein
William Murfin
Florida
Murfin
Temperatures and forecast notes from August 1967
Fragmentary OCR shows temperature data with high and low figures and date references. Readable bits mention August 1967 and daily readings, but details are incomplete. No clear location or person names appear.
Agnew Key Man In First Ballot Victory
MIAMI BEACH UPI Nixon tapped Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew as his running mate after Agnew shifted Maryland delegation to Nixon and delivered 18 of 26 votes. The surprise choice boosted Nixon's bid, with observers noting Agnew’s influence and prior backing shift.
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Agnew
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Maryland
Reagan Seeks 1972 Nomination After Early Showine
Reagan for President in 1972 became visible as signs shifted after the 1968 effort. He avoided early vows, pressed for the nomination, and met with delegates across states including Ohio Florida Georgia Washington Missouri Alaska Louisiana Montana and Iowa. The late night rally and trailer encounters amplified his push amid Nixon’s lead.
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Ivy Baker Priest
California
Reagan
Nixon
Ohio
North Carolina
Idaho
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
Washington
Missouri
Alaska
Louisiana
Montana
Iowa
Mississippi
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