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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
2
Ukiah Daily Journal notes George Hunter B A Cober served as publisher and managing editor in his career, with the title Publisher Emeritus reflecting his lasting impact. The entry highlights his leadership and long association with the newspaper.
The Eel River high dam debate pits state officials and water interests against conservationists and sportfishing groups. Gov Reagan halted plans in 1970 amid flood fears and Indian lands concerns. A 12 year moratorium compromise now frames wild river bills and flood protection studies.
Calpella reader defends Judge Petersen against E. W. Thrasher, praising his restraint and impartiality in the Elk Cove Lumber Co. ruling and calling for publication of the letter. The writer argues the decision was proper and urges balanced coverage. The second letter questions Reagan tax reform, arguing it lowers taxes for property owners but raises them for tenants and workers, with no true relief.
William Farr and Peter Bridge were jailed for contempt of court after refusing to reveal confidential news sources. The piece argues press protection is vital for uncovering corruption and holds journalists to a public standard, noting state laws vary and federal protection is weak. It cites a Twentieth Century report urging defense of press freedoms.
The Geneva talks move into a tougher second phase after a promising first round. A short term agreement freezes offensive missiles, but the Soviet Union must prove balance in quality. Senator Henry Jackson urges allies to engage, stressing the impact on Western Europe and NATO unity amid secrecy concerns.
A playful sports style line notes the quick insult or jab in a pass, joking about how a sharp taunt can derail focus. The piece ends with a seasonal prompt about who brings Santa his given item, weaving humor with a holiday cue.
Phil Pastoret notes a modern twist on Christmas imagery as Santa rides a snow scooter, provoking reflections on tradition versus contemporary spectacle and the holiday mood.
Japanese investment in the United States could accelerate if new trade agreements limit exports. Tokyo plans include more finished or partly assembled Japanese goods in America, with subsidiaries buying into U.S. firms making the same products. Japan aims to offset potential U.S. import restrictions by expanding overseas investments, especially in North America, using Canada as a staging point for cross-border assembly and market access.
Washington investigation exposes Sen Strom Thurmond and Rep John McMillan for fixing traffic tickets for allies. McMillan, long DC Committee chair, arranged ticket dismissals and warnings for cronies, dining room staff, and visiting constituents, prompting scrutiny of police deference and official influence. The article notes McMillan lost his seat in SC.
The Census Bureau estimated the U S population reached 209 298 000 on Oct 1, up 159 000 from Sept 1. The gain was 1.7 million versus Oct 1 1971, a 0.8 percent rise, driven by about 131 000 natural increase and 27 000 net immigration.
Dear Ann Landers replies to readers urging caution about fashion risks and comfort. She tells women to skip bra shortages and platform shoes, promote stockings, and advise parents that appearance shapes first impressions, noting fads pass and clean kids matter.
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