St Bernard Olaf Saved From University Shipment
Olaf the 125 pound St Bernard, adopted by Dave Kindopp and his family at 1052 Standley Street, was saved from being shipped to the University of California Medical Facility in San Francisco after Daily Journal intervention. Dr Spinelli facilitated the recovery and Olaf arrived in Ukiah to join the Kindopp family with Denise and Tony.
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Tony
Broaddus enters race for county schools superintendent
W A Bill Broaddus announced as candidate for county superintendent of schools in the June 1970 primary after Jack Taylor said he would not seek reelection. Broaddus, Ukiah Unified School District personnel director since 1966, is a Ukiah native with a long public education career and notable family ties.
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Bev) Broaddus
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Senate bars U S units from Laos and Thailand
The Senate approved an amendment forbidding ground troops from entering Laos or Thailand as part of the defense funds, voting 85 to 4. A similar Laos Thailand ban was added to the defense authorization bill but later removed in conference. The measure faces further negotiations with the House.
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Teens and Dads Debate Drug Awareness Seminar
A Ukiah high school panel on Drugs Awareness and Action discussed the need for stronger laws and personal responsibility. Chief Probation Officer Tom Martin Judge Arthur Broaddus and DA described penalties, juvenile issues, and treatment options as teens and adults debated prevention and policy. The program will continue January 12 with Doctors Speak Out featuring Dr. Ed Quass and Dr. Wilson Van Dusen.
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LSD suspects arrest in San Francisco narcotics raid
San Francisco narcotics officers arrested Arthur Daniels, 18, and two others in a state investigation. The operation targeted a suspected LSD distribution ring, with additional details about locations in Redwood Valley and Hyaltao.
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Soviet 1970 military budget reaches record $19.8 billion
Moscow reports a 1970 military budget of $19.8 billion, a $222 million rise from 1969. Finance Minister Garbuzov told the Supreme Soviet that defense spending slows versus 1969, while weather-impacted farm output troubles persisted. The budget predicts state industry revenues of $14.86 billion and total expenditures around $140.1 billion.
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Hort Variden Bergne Resigns From Noopout Post
Hort Variden Bergne submitted his resignation from the Noopout post citing personal reasons. The departure leaves the organization seeking a successor and prompts internal leadership changes.
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Nixon Sets Vietnamization Pace as 50,000 More U.S. Troops to Leave
President Nixon announced plans to withdraw 50,000 American soldiers from Vietnam and press ahead with Vietnamization at a steady pace, warning that communist infiltration has risen and must be watched. He noted April 15 as a critical period for assessing withdrawal success and said he would take strong measures if Hanoi exploited the situation.
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Coup collapses Gen Torrijos back in command today
Brig. Gen Omar Torrijos regained power in Panama after a brief coup by two National Guard colonels who were jailed. Gunfire erupted during the attempt, but loyalties within the guard held, allowing Torrijos to fly toward Panama City for a television address and restore order as Christmas shopping paused.
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Northwestern California Weather Update Today
Rain at times today and tonight with cloudyWednesday conditions. Showers noted over mountains and minimal temperature change. Highs around 60 for Ukiah and a low near 47 tonight.
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