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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1966

Page

4

Disciplinary Policies at Ukiah Unified School District

A reader question discusses school discipline and corporal punishment. It explains that teachers may use corporal punishment only under district policy after formal corrections, and emphasizes that punishment must be corrective and witnessed. It also covers dress and grooming standards and classroom disturbance, noting policies aim to align with a productive school atmosphere.

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American Gets Sentences in Soviet Border Case

Wortham and Gilmour, former U S Army officers, were sentenced in a three day trial for currency and border crossing offenses. Wortham received an 18 month term with parole possible after serving half, while Gilmour drew a similar sentence. Property including Wortham’s Volkswagen and various mementos were seized. Both men may appeal within a week to the Soviet Supreme Court.

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Dog Licenses Due January in Ukiah City Sale

Dog licenses for 1967 go on sale Monday at city hall per Dick Davis finance director. Licenses are due January 1 and delinquent February 15 with a $1 fee and a $2.50 penalty. A rabies clinic is set for January 20 from 1:30 to 5 p.m. and January 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Ukiah Fair Grounds where licenses will also be sold.

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Sierra Club Fight IRS Ruling on Tax Exemption

The IRS ruled Sierra Club should not be tax exempt due to substantial legislative activity. Attorney H Donald Harris Jr. said the club will fight and decides within 30 days whether to appeal to the IRS or file in U.S. district court. A regional IRS spokesman cited the club's lobbying activity as the basis for the decision.

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Lady Judge Delays Retirement Amid Governor Plan

In San Francisco, Municipal Judge Lenore Underwood said she will not retire until February 28, reversing plans to let outgoing Governor Edmund G. Brown name her successor. She cited the governor's refusal to appoint another woman and said she acted in line with the wishes of local women.

San Francisco Lenore Underwood Edmund G. Brown

Opportunity Presented 40 Students for Heart Research

Redwood Empire aims to train 40 students through the California Heart Association Summer 1967 Student Research Associates program. Applications due Feb 1. selected students receive $750 stipends for a 10 week lab internship under senior scientists beginning after June 1.

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Ruby's Cancer Worsens. Doctors Report Deterioration

Hospital spokesmen said Ruby's condition was deteriorating as chemotherapy was administered. Drains in his chest removed fluid while doctors noted the cancer has ravaged much of his body and surgery or radiation were deemed useless.

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Terry Buchholz Named to USF Presidents Honor Roll

Terry Buchholz son of Mr and Mrs Walter Buchholz of 508 W Mill Street earned a place on the University of San Franciscos president’s honor roll for 1965 66. Ukiah high school graduate class of 1961 he is a junior pursuing pre law studies despite a broken femur from a 1963 Blue Lake crash and a later rebreak during football efforts. Despite long hospital stay and crutches he kept up with studies and a strong grade average.

Terry Buchholz Walter Buchholz W. Mill Street University of San Francisco Ukiah High School Terry Blue Lake

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