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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
11
The letters critique a mother’s neglect, a cruel gun club pigeon practice, and a teen's fear of aging. Ann Landers urges compassion, humane society contact, and skin wisdom. The woman worries about aging while loving the sun and swimming, and the column cautions giving up sun exposure for longevity.
The Ukiah United Crusade has reached 57 percent of its $30,000 goal for 1971 with $16,600 raised. Federal Employee division leads at 75 percent, Pilots at 75 percent, and Pacesetters at 67 percent. Campaign costs run about 12 cents per dollar.
Department No. 1 logs guilty verdicts and probation denials for several defendants including Loren Bloyd and Sydney Bailey, with sentences and calendar dates. Probate matters approve accounts, appoint executors, and adjust inheritance taxes. Name changes and dissolutions noted. numerous cases set for trial in Department No. 2. A Miami UPI brief reports a flower delivery man robbed a Western Union office of about $2,000 after posing as a courier.
A man implicated in a Wells Fargo bank robbery walked into a Santa Rosa police station Wednesday and asked, Do I look like a bank robber, tossing $3500 in bills on the desk. He was identified as Sanford Calvin Shrout, 30, a drifter, believed to have robbed the Wells Fargo branch Monday without drawing a weapon. Later in Brisbane, Australia, cattleman Jim Tuite found an exhausted homing pigeon with a Hanover Germany address on its leg, the bird worn from a long flight.
Stanford University repairs to the sabotage damaged atom smasher will cost less than 100000 dollars and the two mile long linear accelerator will be back in operation soon according to director Wolfgang Panofsky. There were no injuries in the Tuesday bombing that damaged the beam knockout master oscillator trigger and RF drive systems of the accelerator owned by the Atomic Energy Commission. Steps are under way to rebuild the units and replacement parts have been ordered and the majority of scheduled research should not be affected.
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