Beltrami council moves toward joint Ukiah Mendocino Library
The Ukiah city council and county officials push a renewed joint powers agreement to extend library operations beyond June 30 1970. A joint committee will resolve librarian certification and board representation issues while Kappeler revises the library plan and cost estimates. The council delays dog control talks but approves a modified city county joint planning council.
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Ukiah-Mendocino
Max Kappeler
Al_ Beltrami
Cyril Hill
Kappeler
Scotto
Beltrami
Special Study Committee
Concessions Rights Bid Awarded by Ukiah Council
Ukiah city council accepted bids from Peoples Temple Church for concession rights at Anton Stadium and the Ukiah Swim Center for 1970. The five percent of gross sales bid matched the bid terms accepted after another bidder failed to sign. The council also commended the Ukiah police department for full specialized training, reviewed the annual audit, and heard about in kind city attorney services to the Legal Services Foundation before adjourning for 1969 with plans to reconvene January 7.
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Ukiah
Peoples Temple Church
Anton Stadium
Ukiah Swim Center
Lyell Cash
Martha Cooper
Ukiah Police Department
Legal Services Foundation
Cloverdale Reveille Acquired by Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Daily Journal announces acquisition of Cloverdale Reveille and Wyserville Press assets in exchange for Journal Printing Company assets. Printing will switch to offset process starting January 8 with the two papers retaining their names. Jerome J. Tupy retains Cloverdale printing operations and runs Journal Printing in Ukiah.
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Dean DeVries
Ukiah
Reveille and Press
Jerome J. Tupy
Terry Thompson
Empire Publications
Cloverdale
Tupy
Journal Printing Company
DeVries
Northwestern California Weather Update Through Friday
Cloudy conditions persist across Northwestern California with a slight cooldown tonight. Ukiah reports a high of 58 and a low of 46 as the forecast spans through Friday.
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California
Ukiah
Ukiah Girls Win Wool Contest at Santa Rosa
Three Ukiah high school girls won in the senior division of the Make It With Wool contest held in Santa Rosa. Patricia Keiffer was senior alternate to first place and Linda Christensen and Nancy Robinson placed third and fourth. Other Mendocino County entrants from Ukiah, Hopland, and Potter Valley earned awards in junior and sub deb divisions.
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Ukiah High School
Ukiah
Ida Middleton
Mendocino County
Patricia Keiffer
Judy Collings
Petaluma
Patty
Chris Keiffers
Hopland
Linda Christensen
Nancy Robinson
Margaret Murphy
Hopland 4
Monica
Sheryn
Judy
Linda
Santa Rosa
Death penalty abolished in Great Britain
The House of Lords and Commons backed a permanent ban on hanging. Lords voted unanimously to end capital punishment now, rejecting amendments that would delay final action by up to three years. The Commons approved the abolition 343 to 185, clearing the bill for final approval without further divisions.
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London
UPI
House of Lords
Britain
House of Commons
Senate approves giant supersonic plane despite transit worries
The Senate voted 58 to 22 to authorize SST funding as part of the Transportation Department bill, rejecting a move by Sen. Proxmire to cut 80 million dollars. Advocates highlighted Boeing built 1800 mile per hour aircraft with government support, while critics warned it diverts mass transit funds and risks cost overruns. The project aims for a 1978 delivery with a 300 passenger design and sonic boom mitigation efforts.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wisc
Transportation Department
Proxmire
Appropriations Committee
Nixon Administration
Europe
Warren G. Magnuson
Henry M. Jackson
Magnuson
Jackson
State of Washington
Boeing Co
Boeing
Nixon
Congress
Ocean pollution may threaten life and climate change
Scientist warns humans risk destroying ocean life and altering Earth’s climate as pollution rises. E D Goldberg cites rising lead and mercury, oil spills, and carbon dioxide as key factors, urges global monitoring and action to curb toxic loads and warming.
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San Francisco
UPI
Goldberg
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Jolla
Calif
Etek
Fletcher
Ha Corp
Santa Mo Fica Calle
William W. Kelleg
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Colo
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Eureka
Don Scotto
Bruce Crook
Crook
Mike Williams
Cloverdale Reveille
Journal
Levere
Sat
Isa
Talmage
Great Britain
Lakeutiers
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
United States
Soviet Union
Dwain Hanson
E. D. Goldberg
American Geophysical Union
Sears
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