Ice Cap Melting Could Lift Sea Levels Vastly
UPI reports Purdue and USGS studies warn melting ice caps could raise sea levels. If all land ice vanished, some cities like Washington and Camden sit low. Revised estimates suggest rises nearer 20 feet rather than 200, with land subsidence offsetting some loss.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
UPI
Lowell
Mass
Augusta
Portland
Ore
San Diego
Miami
Purdue University
Purdue
Pal Water
U.S. Geological’ Survey
Harry Wexler
Weather Bureau
Spousa
Lassi Rivioja
U.S
Itis
Camden
N.J
Sacramento
Calif
14 Year Old Held In Knifing Case In Ukiah
A 14 year old boy was held in juvenile hall following a knifing at 10 08 p m Friday in Ukiah. Fred Strom 75 of Ukiah was wounded in the left wrist at Rocky's Pizza and rushed to County Hospital. An eight inch butcher knife was the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Strom
Ukiah
A. Clara ‘Avenue
Strom
Rocky's
County Hospital
Arthur Okun Named Chairman of CEA
President Johnson named Arthur M. Okun 39 as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers replacing Gardner Ackley. Okun, a former Yale economics professor and a CEA member since 1964, becomes the youngest person to hold the post in the nation’s top economic job.
Conference Sets Squad Limits
The Pacific Coast Conference committee set squad limits for all sports. It approved 28 for dual meets, 24 for schools in general, and 18 for swimming championship rosters. Baseball squads capped at 49 players and two managers. No action on football tarpaulin requirements.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Committee of the Pacific
Gift of $1 bill delivered to Christine Ehman
In Pittsburgh today Christine Ehman receives a dollar promised as a sixth birthday gift ten years ago. The bill was tucked in a Pennsylvania State Supreme Court rulings volume consulted by Judge Samuel Strauss for a case, with an uncancelled three cent stamp on the envelope. Strauss added a two cent stamp before mailing.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Christine Ehman
Asxeaveret
Pennsylvania
Samuel Strauss
Strauss
Christine
Christmas Visitor Networks Across Potter Valley
Christmas reports list numerous visiting families and guests in Potter Valley. Val mired by blizzard disruption, Whitcomb and Vonfeldt households hosted relatives and friends from Ukiah Walnut Creek Alameda Milbrae and San Francisco during holiday celebrations.
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Walnut Creek
Hugh Hillstrom
Donald
Second Heart Continued Immunity Battle For Blaiberg
The report describes Blaiberg facing a possible immune reaction to the implanted heart tissue. Doctors consider using radioactive cobalt and drug therapy similar to Washkansky to suppress the body's natural response. The approach aims to keep the donor heart from being rejected.
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Blaiberg
Washkansky
Egyptian POWs Repatriated from Israel in Red Cross Operation
About 500 Egyptian soldiers held by Israel since the June war were repatriated Monday in a Red Cross organized operation. Israeli military authorities confirmed the handover and return to Egypt.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Middle East
Red Cross
Jack Rabbits Eat Gravel for Minerals in Diet
A fragment notes rabbits seeking minerals by ingesting gravel and sand as part of their feeding habits. The observation highlights a non plant based supplement in their diet to obtain essential minerals.
Jesse M Webb Services Held
Jesse M Webb of Ukiah died Friday at home of a heart attack. A native of Okemah Oklahoma, he was 67 and a retired carpenter. Survived by widow Bessie Webb and several siblings, services led by Rev. Richard Taylor with burial in Ukiah Cemetery.
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Gaya Se
Jesse ‘Monrag Webb
Ukiah
Okemah
Okla
California
Webb
Bessie. Webb
Ukiaha
Maxine Bettcher
Hayward
Fred R. Webb
Valiejo
Harvey Webb
Kansas
Cora Lewis
Martha Combs
Oklahoma
Richard Taylor
Ukiah Cemetery
Lightning Flashes Surpass Hundred per Second Worldwide
A fragment notes an estimate of about 100 lightning flashes occurring every second across the earth, highlighting the planet’s intense electrical activity and global reach of storms.
Oregon Shootout Leaves One Dead in Baker
Officer John A. Duggan, 25, was wounded and credited with saving his life after a gun duel with an ex convict following a traffic stop on Highway 30 east of Baker Oregon. The slain suspect was Daniel Clyde Death Jr., 24, of Baker. Another suspect Galen Clipston, 23, was wounded in the neck.
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Baker
Ore
UPI
Oregon
John A. Duggan
Galen Paul Clipston
Daniel Clyde Death Jr
Duggan
Highway 30
Here
Burning Tank Cars Halt Firefighting Efforts in Indiana
In Dunreith Indiana a derailment unleashed lethal gas fumes and more explosions forcing an evacuation. Firefighters faced fierce flames and smoke from two wrecked freight trains as Dow Chemical experts prepared to join the response. Indiana State Police Lt Kenneth Komer said no further attempts would be made to fight the fire until the expert arrives.
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Dunreith
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Kenneth Komer
Dow Chemical Co
Reagan warns against pay as you go system and outlines budget
The governor warns against rushing into a pay as you go system saying once started it can't be reversed. He previews a 5.4 billion budget with across the board cuts but not by fixed percentage. He emphasizes cutting welfare and higher education spending from agency requests while maintaining overall scrutiny of state expenditures.
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Reagan
Omar Kilbourn Services Held
Funeral services for Omar Kilbourn 80 a retired barber and Masonic Lodge past master were held today in Ukiah. He died Saturday at home and is survived by two daughters Helen Briley and Hope Riggs both of Ukiah a brother Floyd O Kilbourn of Nebraska and two grandchildren. Interment followed at Santa Rosa Memorial Park with Rev Travis Hyatt and Abell Masonic Lodge officiating.
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Eversole
Mary Fi
Omar D. Kilbourn
Ukiah
Masonic Lodge
OES
Scottish Rite
Shrine
Kilbourn
Hig
Ruth Kilbourn
Helen Briley
Hope Riggs
Floyd O. Kilbourn
Nebraska
Travis Hyatt
Abell
Sweden Recommends Asylum for Four US Navy Deserters
A government committee in Stockholm recommended granting political asylum to four American Navy deserters if they refrain from political activities. The proposal aims to allow asylum seekers to avoid prosecution while staying quiet on political actions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
oThe
Soviet Union
Craig
Anderson
San Jose
Calif
Richard Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
John ‘Barilla
Catonsville
Michael Lindner
Mt. Pocono
Japan
UPI
S.—Navy
University of Illinois Introduces Business English 1902
In 1902 the University of Illinois began offering Business English as a college subject marking an early formalization of nontechnical business studies within higher education. This development reflects the era’s push to equip students with poised communication skills for commerce.
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University of Ilinois
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George Pearson
Littie Dunn
Herbert Pickle
Harry Pickle
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Ariz
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Audry Carlson
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Glenn Bell Jr
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Joe Weatherman
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Olive Robinson
San Rafael
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Leonard Wingate
Wingate
Ruth Ahn
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Durval Gardo
Janice
Harry” “Harding
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Holly
Susie
Harding
David
Max Girard
Doris, Kalik
Jerome
Savings Bank of
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