Clausen blasts UN aid to North Viets in 1973 row
U S Representative Don Clausen calls UNICEF grants to North Vietnam and communist areas in South Vietnam ludicrous and dangerous. He warns such aid rewards aggression and could end congressional backing of the United Nations. In Ukiah a local crash leaves minor injuries to Hartwell Seely as officials note broad debate over UN funding. Assemblyman Barry Keene to ride in Fort Bragg parade and meet constituents over Labor Day weekend.
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Washington D.C
Don Clausen
Rcalif
United Nations
UN Children’s Fund
Unicef
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
New York Times
Clausen
Hanoi
Indochina
California
Africa
Barry Keene
Paul Bunyan
Fort Bragg
Assemblyman
Keene
Coast
Lake County Fair Photo Day Coupon Winner Trophy
Bring a camera and a special picture day coupon to the Lake County Fair on Friday August 31 to save 50 cents off admission. Coupons available at film counters in Lake County. Bob Hardesty of Hardesty's Lakeport sponsors a trophy for the best photograph from the 1973 Lake County Fair entered in the 1974 fair.
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Lake County
Bob Hardesty
Hardesty’s
Lakeport
Registration Opens at Local Schools for Kindergarten Entry
Registration runs 8 am to 4 pm at elementary and junior high sites. Children born on or before December 2, 1968 may enroll in kindergarten. Required documents include birth proof, immunization dates for diphtheria tetanus pertussis polio and rubeola. Ukiah Unified schools open September 6. Ukiah Valley Recycling Center reschedules September recycling day to Saturday September 8 in the Value Giant lot from 10 am to 4 pm.
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Ukiah Unified
Ukiah Valley
Financial aid opens doors for Mendocino College students
Mendocino College begins its first full semester on September 11 offering ample financial aid options. First time students with demonstrated need can receive basic educational opportunity grants, local scholarships, GI benefits usage is encouraged, and vocational internships may be funded. Applications are accepted at Ukiah Fairgrounds with counseling available daily and Saturdays until Sept. 8.
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Mendocino College
Tom MacMillan
New Mendocino College
Mendocino
MacMillan
Veterans Service
T.R. O’bayley
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Carol Kinglsey
Jerry Harrison
United Press International
B.C
50 Feared Dead In Mexican Quake Rips Central Mexico
A sharp earthquake rocked Central Mexico from the Gulf Coast to the Sierra Madre, leaving nearly 50 dead and about 1,200 injured. The worst toll was near Orizaba volcano, with reports of red flashes and thunder before the quake. Governor Morales cited 30 dead in Quecholac and over 60 houses destroyed. Mexico City saw high buildings sway but limited damage, as seismologists recorded a magnitude around 6 on the Mercalli scale.
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Mexico City
Guillermo Morales
Puebla
Quecholac
Here
Mexican Seismological Institute
Two harmed in Redwood Valley two car crash
The High way Patrol reported a morning collision on Road B a mile north of Road A in Redwood Valley. Teena Rogue 17 was southbound and apparently left of center while taking a curve, sideswiping William Casebier 38 as both drivers sustained minor injuries and planned medical visits. Neither vehicle left the road or overturned.
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Redwood Valley
Highway Patrol
Teena Rogue
William Casebier
Earthquake Descriptions Centered Near Mexico City Area
A historical account notes the quake’s epicenter about 120 miles southeast of Mexico City. The Mercali scale used to describe intensity ranges from 1, a light quake, to 12, total destruction.
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Mexico City
Wall Street charter warns of food panic and price spikes
The Dines Letter reports the gold crisis sparking a food panic with wheat at a record 5.28 per 60 lb bushel. Panic short covering and export orders trigger higher prices while Americans resist buying. Money rates rise, then may fall swiftly, creating a potential profit rebound as money-sensitive stocks rebound with falling rates.
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New York
UPI
Dines
Indicator Digest
Economic slowdown hits Rhode Island in Q2 1973
The Industrial National Bank of Rhode Island reports the economy slowed sharply in the second quarter of 1973, arriving with a vengeance after a sluggish first half. The bank’s Quarterly Economic Review notes the downturn intensified, affecting business activity and overall growth projections for the remainder of 1973.
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Industrial National Bank of Rhode Island
Market Report Buoys Stocks On Light Volume
Stocks on the New York Stock Exchange rebounded with light volume as the Dow rose to 871.77 and advancers led declines 670 to 362 among 1,454 issues at midmorning. Teleprompter led actives, Xerox rose modestly, Southern Co gained, and several oil stocks moved higher while other names fluctuated. In Mendocino County a southern California man reported a burglary of a van with tools and gear valued at about $1,125 on Orr Springs Road near Ukiah. A late-night hit-run crash on Highway 1 near Van Damme State Park sent two 18-year-olds to Mendocino Coast Hospital with major injuries. investigators seek the other vehicle involved.
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South School
St. Ukiah New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Teleprompter
Southern Co
Xerox
Avan
California
Orr Springs Road
Ukiah
Robert Casimir Przygoda
West Minister
Highway 1
van Damme State Park
Mendocino Coast Hospital
Richard Biessel
Yuba City
Kell Perkins
Caspar
Biessel
CHP
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Calif
North Viets
Ukiah General Hospital
Hartwell Irving Seely
Perkins Street
Samuel Lee Britton
Seely
Britton
Lake Fair
Daily Journal
Indiana
James R. Howard
Wall Street Charter
Todays Market Report
First California Company
Montgomery, Ala
George C. Wallace
Gray Drug Stores
Halliburton
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Exxon
Burroughs
Honeywell
IBM
Polaroid
Curtiss-Wright
Wells Fargo Bank
Wells Fargo
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