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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
8
The text outlines federal grants and pilot programs to upgrade marginal farming and nonfarm businesses, fund welding shops, and improve housing, childcare, and labor health. It mentions up to 25,000 loans for small business upgrades and a $160 million package for jobless fathers and widows.
UKIAH State Senator Petersen describes a brisk summer in Sacramento as the Senate Judiciary and Rates Committees handle Supreme Court apportionment decisions and multiple bills. He plans continued meetings in San Francisco and Los Angeles on public health, safety, and other measures while engaging with water resources groups in Eureka and Genova. He invites constituents to contact his district office at 405 West Perkins Street, Ukiah for questions on legislation.
Sacramento CNs reports that California will begin phasing out the Cal-Vet College Program this fall while the veterans dependents program continues. The $1.8 million budget was cut to $600,000, and the program will limit aid to bachelor degree seekers with hardship cases. Remaining funds include $150,000 for hardships. the dependents program remains intact benefiting orphans, widows, and children of veterans with disability.
Mendocino County plans two construction projects totaling 98,042,097 for the 1964 65 fiscal year. The Office of Architecture and Construction will advertise bids for these county jobs including air conditioning for four wards at Mendocino Hospital costing 245,400 and expansion of Cedar Creek.
More than 450 Teamsters from Philadelphia New Jersey and Baltimore asked Wednesday to join a suit seeking to prevent use of union funds for President James R Hoffa legal defense fees. The petition claims funds paid to Hoffa in trials in Tennessee and Chicago were drawn from impermissible sources under the union constitution.
George Decker eighty formerly Fourth district supervisor died at the Masonic home in Union City. Born in Chico May 16 1884 he moved from Albion area to Ukiah in 1952 then to the Masonic home in 1961. Survived by wife Yolanda three daughters eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Hayward with burial in Masonic Cemetery.
Peace returns to Dixmoor as police pull back and shops reopen after two nights of Negro rioting injuring nearly 60 and arresting over 80. Suburb, about 20 miles from Chicago, returns to normal with reinforced patrols withdrawn and streets calm.
The Johnson administration wins a sweeping anti poverty package amid a tough battle with the Republican Southern Democrat coalition. The plan, built from the ground up, includes youth training and assistance, local anti poverty projects, and new aid for small farmers and business. Shriver leads the campaign and the legislation envisions a five year effort with programs for youth, work training, community action, and farm support.
Apprentices at the David Brown tractor factory in Meltham England were given hairnets on Wednesday to prevent their Beatle style cuts from catching in machinery.
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