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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1973

Page

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Tami Davis Crowned 1973 Red Wood Empire Fair Queen

Tami Davis, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Davis Ukiah, won the 1973 Red Wood Empire Fair Queen title after a 90 minute ceremony. First runner up was Pam Myers and second runner up Johnny Kay Sasser. Loretta Sweet won Miss Congeniality. The pageant featured judges Floyd Baldwin John Egge and Jackie O'Delly with performances by the Wheelers and George Goulding. The fair runs through Sunday with multiple events including rodeo and talent shows.

Tami Davis Ted Davis Ukiah Tami Suzie Lucchetti Ukiahi Ukiah Navy Pam Myers Willits High Willits Fred Myers Willits Jaycees Johnny Kay Sasser Ukiahs Dale Lorzo Gail Turner Wheelers Floyd Baldwin Lake County Fair John Egge Placer County Jackie O'Delly George Hunt and Associates Entertainment NCAA Carl Purdy George Goulding

Magruder Pleads Guilty in Watergate Conspiracy Case

Jeb Stuart Magruder, a key Nixon reelection aide, pleads guilty to conspiracy related to Watergate. He says he feels comfortable about the plea as sentencing is postponed until trials of other defendants conclude. Magruder and Frederick LaRue are to testify in upcoming trials.

Washington UPI Jeb Stuart Magruder Nixon Democratic National Committee Magruder Watergate Archibald Cox Central Intelligence Agency U.S. District Court John J. Sirica Sirica Mag Shuculars Neal

Economy cools as prices rise at 22 year peak

Washington reports the GNP for April to June shows the economy grew at 2.4 percent annually, far below the 8.7 percent in the prior quarter, while prices surged 7.3 percent. The Commerce Department revised the second quarter figures, citing statistical quirks in early estimates and noting inflation drove the real growth rate lower.

Washington

Soviet ICBMs test multiple warheads says Schlesinger

Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said the Soviet Union has matched U S in developing multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle warheads and has tested several on missiles including the SS18. He forecasts Soviet deployments by early 1975.

Washington UPI Soviet Union United States Defense James R. Schlesinger Schlesinger

Reagan Wins Lawmakers Approval for Tax Cuts Plan

California Gov. Ronald Reagan wins legislative backing for a six month sales tax rollback to five cents per dollar and a one time April income tax rebate ranging from 20 to 35 percent. The plan, SB90 by Sen. Ralph Dills, passes Assembly 73-2 and Senate 31-0, targeting $324 million of a large surplus. It would cut taxes for families of four earning from $15,000 to $50,000, with larger rebates for lower brackets, and faces potential federal tax impact questions from critics.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan Assembly Bob Moretti Ralph Dills Gardena Senate San Francisco Bay Area Dills California Robert Beverly Manhattan Beach William T. Bagley San Rafael Frank Murphy Jr Santa Cruz Bagley Moretti

Nixon Courts Can't Compel Release of Tapes

In a 16 page federal court brief President Nixon argues the judiciary lacks power to force surrender of Watergate tape recordings. He asserts the public interest supports keeping the tapes secret and that presidents must not bow to subpoenas. Cox seeks access for the Watergate probe. Nixon cites executive branch supremacy and court limits.

Nixon Washington UPI Judicial Branch of Government White House U.S Archibald Cox Cox

Bevan-Pearson Moving Sells to Mendocino Van and Storage

Bevan-Pearson Moving and Storage in Ukiah is sold to Arnold and Ed Bogner of Mendocino Van and Storage. The Pearsons Jack and Lorraine Pearson led the business since 1964 after buying it from Verne Richardson. The sale takes effect Sept 1 as the Bogners add three warehouses and 36,000 square feet of space plus eight moving vans.

Bevan-Pearson Mendocino Jack Lorraine Pearson Bevan-Pearsons Gobbs Street Arnold Ed Bogner Mason Street Pearsons Ukiah Verne Richardson Santa Rosa Pearson Mendocino County Republican Central Committee County Chambers of Commerce Junior Achievement Bogners Business

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