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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
8
The board explored adding double sessions to provide a broader curriculum, including music art and athletics, while debating primary level logistics, busing concerns, and the impact on auditorium use by the public. Community Concert liability and insurance were also reviewed.
A 13-year-old Ukiah boy, David Barrett, was struck on the right leg by a car driven by 74-year-old Kenneth Williams of Albion on Boonville Road. Darkness reportedly prevented Williams from seeing the youth in time. Barrett was treated at Mendocino County Community Hospital. Barrett appeared to be riding on the wrong side of the road. no vehicle or bicycle damage was reported. Williams swerved to miss him.
Landowner Robert B. Marre, vice president of a firm leasing 500 acres to PG&E, accuses the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant construction of mismanagement. In a letter to the Atomic Energy Commission he urges denial of an operating permit until PG&E can prove control. He cites engineering and construction errors, including a faulty breakwater design and an access road reroute causing excessive earth cuts and landslides.
Funeral services for Hazel Loretta Gowan 77 of Nice will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Eversole Mortuary Ukiah with Rev Richard Taylor officiating. She died at Lakeport yesterday and is survived by her husband Frank and two daughters Crystal Kerrigan and Evelyn Fletcher, plus four brothers and two sisters and two grandchildren. Burial at Ukiah Cemetery.
Mendocino County welfare chief Dennis R. Denny announced that after December 31, 1971 an unemployed father cannot receive welfare if he is receiving or is eligible for unemployment insurance. Families cannot draw public assistance and unemployment benefits simultaneously. Recipients already on aid based on the unemployed father will need to adjust to after year end.
Laytonville launches NICE program national Indian California Education in four county plan to blend culture into classrooms. A seven member committee will guide a five year effort with aims to boost white students understanding of Indian classmates and boost Indian students pride in culture. Teachers from Laytonville collaborate with Humboldt State College program leaders and attend seminars.
A Superior Court injunction delays the one year residency requirement for welfare applicants in high unemployment counties. Judge Irving Perluss set Jan 11 for a full hearing. Catherine Jermany of the California Welfare Rights Organization praised the ruling amid a Stanislaus County family’s challenge.
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