General Manager A Managing Editor Publisher Emeritus
The note lists top newsroom ranks including General Manager, Managing Editor, and Publisher Emeritus. It outlines leadership titles without additional context or actions.
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1971
Page
2
The note lists top newsroom ranks including General Manager, Managing Editor, and Publisher Emeritus. It outlines leadership titles without additional context or actions.
The piece reflects on Christmas as a spectacularly irrational but powerful force for goodwill. It contrasts temporary warmth and generosity with ongoing world and domestic conflicts, noting the season’s fragile peace and the stubborn, comforting vision of peace on earth that returns yearly.
The American Forest Institute warns that doubling forest product needs within 30 years requires scientific management of 510 million acres of commercial forests. With one third already protected, per capita forest land will fall to 1.9 acres by 2000. Industry argues for intensive management to triple growth, curb losses from pests, and expand production on federal and private lands.
A historical Page One News round up recalls events from 10 to 50 years ago in Ukiah and Willits. It notes Dr. Carl Aagaard’s re election as medical director of the California division of the American Cancer Society, a Young Republicans outreach effort, a Willits Nurses meeting guest speaker, and local library commission changes. The 20 year items include Marines returning from Korea, family visits, birthday celebrations, service awards, farm and utility workers, and an area military service call. The 40 year items mention Joe Weber moving to Ukiah to run a Buick dealership and local electrical goods displays. The 50 year items cover sidewalk improvements, UC students’ return, and a thumb injury from a cat bite among local residents.
Conservative lawmakers fear the youth vote as 2.5 million under 21 Californians register at three to one for Democrats. Reagan aides and student leaders discuss strategies, while UC students form a Sacramento lobby to press legislators.
Janet Chariot, a Potter Valley Community College instructor, rebuts the Ukiah Daily Journal editorial claiming the school system is regressing. She argues tests like the Iowa Tests of Educational Development are outdated and biased and urges careful use of assessments. She emphasizes respecting teachers, improved conditions, and time to tailor education to individual learning styles.
In a private memo Senator Hubert Humphrey rejects requests to critique Lyndon Johnsons memoirs. He cites decades of friendship and loyalty, saying there can be only one official voice in the Executive Branch and he will not publish differences on Vietnam. A second, unrelated piece recounts a Hong Kong account of Lin Piao, Mao Zedong, and a failed assassination plot with arrests and purges following, noting its speculative sourcing.
President Jose Figueres led 200 civil guardsmen to surround and capture a hijacked Nicaraguan plane in San Jose. One hijacker was killed and the other two were sent back to Nicaragua for prosecution. The hijackers were linked to a revolutionary group.
The ICC proposes Amtrak reimburse passengers half the price of tickets if a train is more than 15 minutes late for each 500 miles. It also calls for heated stations, food and beverages, sleeping cars, and other basic necessities, aiming to improve on-time service.
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