Masonite Strike Near Critical Stage in Ukiah
More than 300 Ukiah Masonite workers face a pivotal moment as management plans to hire permanent staff to replace strikers starting Monday. Ballots show 150 against and 110 in favor of revised terms, signaling a narrow gap between offers and demands with talks urging mutual concessions before a breakdown.
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Ukiah
Masonite
Velvet Glove
Truce Reached Over California Legal Aid Policy
Governor Reagan and the U S Office of Economic Opportunity narrow the California Rural Legal Assistance program with 22 conditions. CRLA will be funded 17 more months while a pilot project aims to redefine aid and limit representation to poorer clients. Federal state and bar officials will review compliance.
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U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
California Rural Legal Assistance Association
Eeereew Ie
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Frank Carlucci
CRLA
Bar Association
Ronald Reagan
California
Lewis K. Uhler
John Birch Society
George Murphy
Calif
Uhler
John G. Sawicki
Spokane
Wash
New U S Land Emerges From Kilauea Eruption
U S geography notes a 100 acre gain in land from Hawaii's Kilauea eruption now in its third year. Mauna Ulu rises about 300 feet, a mile wide, with 250 million cubic yards of lava since eruption began. Lava flows spill over 2,000 foot cliffs into the Pacific creating a new land stretch nearing a mile in width.
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Hawaii
Kilauea
U.S. Geographical Survey
Mauna Ulu
Pacific Ocean
New Books at Library New Works Fresh from Press
New Library arrivals include The Adventure of Being a Wife by Mrs Norman Vincent Peale a defense of traditional marriage Americana by Don DeLillo a stinging look at alienation Brimstone Club a historical romance set in 1768 England The Hero's Great Grandson by George Cuomo In Trout Country by Peter Corodimas Light Horsekeeping by Helen Mather Secrets by Nancy Hale The Grandees by Stephen Birmingham The Nympho and Other Maniacs by Irving Wallace and more in lively reviews of contemporary fiction and essays.
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Sharon Cantrall
Norman Vincent Peale
Don DeLillo
Brimstone Club
F. van Wyck Mason
England
Crown
Helen Mather
Nancy Hale
New England
Welch
America
Stephen Birmingham
Fong pushes school VD instruction bill in California
Assemblywoman March Fong D Oakland argues venereal disease is epidemic and seeks public school instruction on prevention without parental consent. The bill passed the Assembly, faces Senate debate, and is backed by groups like PTA and Jaycees. Officials cite high VD rates among 15 to 25 year olds and warn treatment alone won’t curb spread.
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March K.fong
Oakland
Assembly
Senate
W.A. Ketterer
State Public Health Department
Senate Education Committee
California
Orange County
Beverly Hills
Nob Hill
Watts
Fillmore
Neil Kinder
The
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California task force opposes legalization of casino gambling
FRANK BELOTTI reports the attorney general’s Task Force on Gambling concludes casino style gambling should not be legalized in California due to major law enforcement problems seen in Nevada. It supports limited studies into state lotteries or bingo while rejecting off track betting as too risky and unlikely to curb illegal gambling.
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New York
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Los Angeles
Nixon's press conferences staged like Broadway shows
The piece argues presidential press conferences are carefully prepared with two White House teams handling foreign and domestic questions under Kissinger and Buchanan. It describes rehearsals, question shaping, makeup, and preflight routines, noting reporters rarely prepare and a seating chart guides questions. It also covers Nassikas Papers, public works lobbying, the buddy system in federal hiring, and Reagan's CRLA veto and related aides' past misconduct.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Henry Kissinger
Pat Buchanan
Herb Klein
Ron Ziegler
White’ House
Will our youth respond to voting after 18 change
State Senator Randolph Collier argues post 26th Amendment lowering voting age to 18 will yield educated youths with military service who may vote on ballot measures and candidates. He expects growing interest as they age, hopes for open communication to bridge the generation gap, and notes youths are articulate and engaged in government.
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Randolph Collier
California faces death penalty clash in 1971 debate
Assembly weighs abolition of capital punishment after a long moratorium. Sieroty backs the bill as Reagan tensions rise, with the measure clearing a committee and heading to the floor amid a rare moral showdown.
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Sacramento
Assembly
California
San Quentin
Alan Sieroty
Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court
Ronald Reagan
Sieroty
U.S
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
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