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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1971
Page
10
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Dear Ann Landers offers practical advice for men wearing hairpieces. tips cover buying quality, proper fitting by a stylist, and reliable adhesive to prevent slipping. Letters discuss empathy, handling jealousy, and the cost of revenge, highlighting readers' personal experiences with humor and frankness.
California activist Ed Koupal leads the People’s Lobby a citizen group that has collected nearly 500000 signatures to place a June 1972 pollution initiative on the ballot. The plan would curb nuclear power plant building lead from gasoline bans on pesticides near the coast and oil drilling within one mile of the ocean among other measures. Koupal a former used car salesman is quoted on his tactics and rivals including Standard Oil. The piece notes his curbside signature drive and a California Supreme Court ruling aiding petitioning on public premises. The article also mentions a new assistive reading pen developed at the University of Washington for the blind.
Ronald Au, 35, a trial lawyer, heads the 325000 member United States Jaycees as it lowers its minimum membership age to 18 to match the national voting age. John Reid, pioneer of the St Andrews course in Yonkers, is referred to as the father of American golf.
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