Supervisors Fading Realities on Dos Rios
Mendocino County opposes the Dos Rios dam project but seeks state support to cover recreation and cost mitigation if built. The board met with the Eel River Association in Weaverville to persuade them to back county efforts and offset tax losses, road construction, and other direct costs during construction.
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Mendocino County Board of Supervisors
Eel River Association
Weaverville
Mendocino County
Medieval universities and student demonstrations compared
Horizon magazine notes Cecco d Ascoli aroused student wrath in Bologna in 1327 with errors in lectures provoked a demonstration that ended with the professor burned at the stake. The piece frames this as a stark contrast to modern campus protests, noting no police brutality records for that event.
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Columbia University
University of Bologna
Italy
Horizon Magazine
Cecco d’Ascoli
Vandal damage costs forests in California report
California forest vandalism raises costs with the 1967 fire suppression bill nearing 42 million dollars and 95 percent of fires attributed to human causes. Damages exceed 100,000 dollars for recreation facilities and engineering works, plus litter cleanup and lost resources. Studies note a hostile youth profile as a major risk while urban visitors show more concern for public resources.
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Sacramento
CNS
California
U. S. Forest Service
Brigham Youre University
Mendocino County News in Brief and Events
Sheriff Bartolomie plans to move a large group of prisoners to Quin tin Prison Turkey Creek. Ukiah attorney John Golden to argue for Pacific Air Lines flight service to Portland before the Civil Aeronautics Board. Rotary meeting covered Air Force reserves. Board of Supervisors acts on jail and county hospital. County clerk attended state clerks convention. Local Red Cross chapter chair chosen. Fort Brage visitors and depots debated. Citizens discuss politics and a young candidate contemplates running. Local graduates and residents travel for visits and vacations.
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Rerio Bartolomie
Sin’ ‘Quentin
Mendocino
John Golden
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Ukiah
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce i
Pacific * Air Lines
Portland
Board of Supervisors
W. J. Broaddus
San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
R. K. Shore
N. State
Davie Goddin
Elkins
California voters face second phase of constitutional revision
Sacramento notes that Californians will vote in November on the second phase of constitutional revision. The assembly accepted senate amendments to ACA 30, with education, utilities and civil service provisions. Key change: two thirds legislature vote to appoint the state superintendent of public instruction. Other items are technical. recall and port development debates are also mentioned along with plans for large park and recreation spending and potential recall reforms.
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Sacramento
CNS
Senate
California
William Penn Matt, Jr
Department of Parks and Recreation
Ronald Reagan
Regalar S
Back to School Debate Echoes in Ukiah Letter
Rhea L. Hanson decries crowded classrooms and teacher shortages, arguing public education is failing despite rising spending. She condemns unions and endorses electronics and pay reform, warning of underperforming schools and the hollow appeal of higher budgets.
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Grandma
Rhean
Ukiah
Ukiah Daily Journal
U. S
Johnny
Mary
New York State
Rhea L. Hanson
Central American tensions and Churchill tale at Johnson cabinet
The cabinet meeting covered President Johnson’s Central American diplomacy aimed at resolving conflicts between Honduras and El Salvador after border clashes. Johnson also recounted Churchill’s quip about pro staff visits, then reviewed requests for farm, housing aid to Central America as he warned there is much left to do with limited time.
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Johson
Cental Ierichi
Alles
Hondura’s
Salvapor
Cauiabries
Tr Blene
Johnson
Winston ‘ ‘Churchill
Churchill
Latin America
Orville Freeman
Central America
Robert Weaver
Salvador
Honduras
Forfar
Senate Judiciary Committee
Earl Warren
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Horace Gray
Supréme Court- In
Gray
Teddy Roosevelt
Warren
Péeigen “Bethe
Supremé’ ‘Court
Congress
Mendocino County Considers Eel River Project Costs
Ukiah July 9 1968 Mendocino County assesses five thousand dollars for the Dos Rios project survey. Citizens debate the value of the Eel River action, with some saying the study is unnecessary waste of money.
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Ukiah
Inetorle
Ukiah Daily Journal
Mendocino
Retired French prisoner given eight more months
In Nantes France Madame Alexandrine Cottence 72, already jailed for 29 convictions, told the judge she looted church collection boxes because after a lifetime mending chairs she cannot retire to an old people home. The judge sentenced her to eight additional months in prison.
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Nantes
France
UPDI
Alexandrine Cottence
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Devries
George Hunter
Larry Mulvaney
COBER
Ukiah Bat
Saab
Pale
Mali
Man
Dos Rios
Dos ‘Rios
Colpe
Coveio
Roufid
Big Boys
Safi Joaquin V Ley
Assenj
Blyman
Chappie
Cook
Dana-Minaret
Pont Sbpsatti
Mergo
Air Force
Walter Safidelin
Bén Cober
Wayne
P. ‘Burke
Burke
Fort Brage
H'L. Preston
Preston
Hugh _Jr
Hig
Eel River
Farley
Uriah
Sieect
Chasyisch
Cy Falkenberg
of Commerce
Mrs. Vincent
Lilburn
L. ‘Gibson
Pei
Ikiah Township
Howard Hopkins
C. B. Hopkins
Elmer Albertson
Louis Hildreth
Sonoma County
Henry OC. MacArthur
Assembly
Fias
Los Angeles
Cale
Argin
Wis
Brathwaite
Capi
Sari Frangideo
Alph
K. Davies
John .Dsan
Francisco
Whiett
Epanolgeg
Oakland
Bay
Craig W
Riverside
Lynch
Aga Congress
House Public Works
Fider
House
John Kluczynski
D-Ni
Public Works Committee
Kluczynski
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Richard McCarthy
DN. Y
Robert Everett
Dtenn
Schwengel
McCarthy
Everett
James Kee
D-W. Va
James Cleveland
R-N. H
Robert McEwen
R-N. Y
Frank, Clark
George Fallon
Fallon
Gaz
Waa
Tennessee
Roosevelt
P.S
Sineerdis Besind
Égupifint
Tafe
Shdaavor
Hongaly
Ersh Harlowe
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