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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1973
Page
2
Public service segment debunks common myths about worms in pets. It notes not all puppies and kittens are worm infested and that stool tests by a veterinarian determine parasite presence. It explains diet does not cause worm infestations and that rear-end scooting is not proof of worms.
The text debunks common pet care myths. It explains that a warm nose does not reliably indicate fever, a rectal thermometer is the proper fever check, and vaccination timing varies by animal. immunizations given to young pets are not permanent and boosters are needed for adequate protection.
Carl William Fahien 78 an Upper Lake contractor and World War I veteran died after several days illness. Graveside services are Monday at 2 p.m. at Woodlawn Memorial Park Colma with wife Marcia son Glyn W Fahien Burlingame sisters Lorene Stocker Helen Livingston Burlingame surviving and two grandchildren. Eversole Mortuary in charge.
Ira Brannon president of Mendocino-Lake Savings and Loan Association announced a rise in savings rates to the new maximums approved by the Federal Home Loan Bank board. The increase affects passbook savings accounts and certificates of deposit across all savings forms, with passbook accounts rising from 5.0 to 5.25 percent.
A Ukiah housewife Lottie Mead, 73, died in a local hospital after several weeks illness. She lived in Ukiah 30 years, native of Iowa, survived by husband Eugene Mead. Funeral Monday 9:30 a.m. at Ever Sole Mortuary with Rev. Travis Hyatt officiating, notes at Chapel of the Chimes in Santa Rosa.
The Residential Crusade of the American Cancer Society led by Jenny Higgins and Phyllis Bartolomie starts Monday in Ukiah. Unit chairman Charles Gray says rising responsibilities outpace gifts and urges residents to donate, noting inflation hampers patient services and forces cuts to education programs.
Richard E. Rader responds to a June editorial, defending Judge Petersen and the Elk Cove Lumber Co. case. He asserts the People backed the court, notes the appellate Court of Appeal upheld Petersen, and explains procedural limits of motions and disqualification. He urges the Ukiah Daily Journal to publish the clarifications to correct misunderstandings.
The week brings higher prime rates to 8 percent and a 1 percent sales tax rise. The wholesale price index jumps 2.4 percent, a record one month gain, while the dollar weakens abroad. Mendocino-Lake Savings becomes Redwood Empire Savings & Loan Association, planning a Cloverdale office expansion. Portlock adds Shopsmith Mark V. Aileen's changes hands. Ukiah Rotary Fly-In set for July 15 with Bob Hoover. Mendo Muffler rebrands. inflation relief mixed with cheer.
Graveside services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. for Gary Baughman 21 of Ukiah. He died July 4 after living in Ukiah 12 years. Survived by Mae Baughman mother and siblings James Eugene Baughman Wanda Brown Glaradon Baughman. Preceded by sister and father 1968. Zimmerman Mortuary in Ukiah.
Mendocino CAP cadets and staff toured the National Geodetic Survey Latitude Observatory in Ukiah guided by Robert Petty as part of a summer activity program led by Major S. M. Spencer. Planned summer events include nine day encampments at Travis and Vandenberg bases, a Trinity County search and rescue drill over Labor Day, and an Alameda NAS carrier tour. Ham radio classes will be offered in fall. Meetings are Mondays 7:00 to 9:30 at the Mendocino County schools office. July 16 meeting canceled due to the Travis encampment.
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