08 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
1
A reflective piece on the overuse of the term communication and the myth of a universal failure to communicate. It argues misunderstandings arise from different perspectives and the inability to convert others, not from a lack of listening, with examples from family dynamics and religious persuasion.
A survey of recent titles covers astrology by Derek Parker and Rome by Peter Quennell with Newsweek's Wonders of Man. Michener on youth in The Drifters. Dick Van Dyke on Faith Hope and Hilarity. Ken Murray on Hearst’s San Simeon. William Emerson’s Jesus Story. William Inge’s My Son is a Splendid Driver. Schulz Peanuts Classics. Mead and Baldwin on race in A Rap on Race. The author notes varied techniques and themes across these works, from history and religion to fiction and social critique.
A clipped, fragmentary note highlights winter fashions and price tags, hinting at shopper indecision and a passing remark about a man with a basket. The readable lines suggest a local retail scene and a focus on cost and choice.
Three vacationists were saved by a Coast Guard helicopter after their boat broke loose and left them stranded on Fish Rock near Anchor Bay. The rescued men were Robert Steffanson, 36, of Concord. Albert Trobert, 57. and William Simmon, 56. The boat was recovered and a resident deputy sheriff’s wife notified authorities.
The piece argues fishing became a complex, knowledge driven sport after World War II as participation rose. It details evolving techniques from worm rigging to copper line gear across California locations like Lewiston Lake Tahoe and Zephyr Cave, with anecdotes from guides and fishermen. It highlights differing methods and the need for anglers to adapt to smarter fish.
Sacramento Assemblyman James A. Hayes pushes a four bill package to abolish municipal and justice courts in favor of one county superior court funded by a state pool. He seeks revenue shifts via a motor vehicle fuel tax hike and believes the plan could save property taxpayers up to 100 million annually though timing and revenue details remain unsettled.
A Washington report details Sperry Rand's Shreveport Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant for 1951 to last year profits and awards while flagging sloppy controls. It notes cost overruns safety issues and poor property records prompting a special investigation and changes to move some ammunition contracts to fixed prices.
Lucy Webb Hayes was the first college educated First Lady. She graduated from Cincinnati's Wesleyan Women's College.
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