California Legislature Faces Final Week Debates on Tax Relief and Gun Control
In Sacramento, lawmakers press toward adjournment as they tackle two major issues: property tax relief and gun controls. A single tax relief plan to grant 43 million to businessmen via a 15 percent cut in the business inventory tax awaits potential amendments. Senate and Assembly differ on final distribution, with the Assembly proposing 155 million for school districts contingent on tax reductions, while Reagan’s broader plan is stalled. A rare public plebiscite on gun control is also under consideration. County allocations for the relief fund include Alameda 3,362,278. Los Angeles 18,957,706. San Francisco 1,956,405. and others, funded by a 1/14th share of bank and corporate franchise tax revenues.
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Sacramento
UPS
Giis
Senate
Assembly
John G. Veneman
Modesto
Ronald Reagan
Taillion
Victor Veysey
Rey
Reagan
Stephen P. Teale
Rail Road
Teale
Jesse M. Unruh
Unruh
Alameda
Contra Costa
Los Angeles
Orange
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
Santa Clara
GOP Platform Expands Education and Pollution Focus
The platform calls for revamping the education system to reduce reliance on nonexistent jobs and to motivate poor students. Rep Taft warns lip service on pollution is insufficient as delegates hear from about 180 witnesses with 300 statements. Dirksen aims for brevity though the draft runs long, with final text expected before delegates vote on Aug. 6.
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Gardner
U.S
Robert Taft, Jr
R-Ohip
Everett M. Dirksen
Miami Beach
Illinois
Dirksen
Puibentttea
Timing advised for spraying walnut husk fly in Ukiah area
A rise in walnut husk fly catches in the Ukiah region prompts an insecticide spray within 19 days of trap indication. Bruce Reardon notes Trithion Ethion Malathion kill adults, while phamidon targets larvae if applied before feeding. Eriksen, Jr. leads trap survey across county, with Ukiah and Hopland showing heaviest populations and losses. First report appeared in September 1964 in Ukiah southwest area. Redwood Valley and Potter Valley report few adults and no major nut losses.
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Ukiah
Bruce Reardon
Ted Eriksen Jr
Eriksen
Hopland
Wall Daubers Invited to Exhibit at Fair Ukiah
At the Redwood Empire Fair in Ukiah on August 15 18 art for all ages will be shown in the Home Arts Building. Materials will be provided by Ukiah Co op Nursery School and local children are urged to display their creativity. The theme is A Family A Fair. The note mentions early Buddhist prayer beads.
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Ukiah
Humphrey Sees Delegate Lead With 1600 First-Ballot Votes
United Press International reports Humphrey campaign officials say the vice president has far more than the 1,312 delegates needed for nomination after gaining 110 votes in Utah Kentucky and Virginia. Sources close to the camp estimate about 1,600 votes committed on the first ballot as Humphrey campaigns in California before the convention. The piece also notes Nixon Rockefeller Reagan and McCarthy activities and a bomb scare during a New York City meeting with minority leaders.
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United Press International
Hubert H. Humphrey
Walter Maridale
Minnesota
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Humphrey
Utah
Kentucky
Virginia
Mondale
Harris
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Miami Beach
Republican Platform Committee
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Linois
Dirksen
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Guh
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Dan Reagan
Califo
Reagan
County Welfare Operations Highlight Behind the Scenes
The article details 19 social workers and 8 supervisors in County Welfare with a Fort Bragg branch office for coastal workers. Staff handle licensing for aged homes and foster care, and a liaison to the district attorney assists with legal matters like securing child support. Miller asserts the department’s aim is to solve problems, not create situations.
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Ers
Fort Bragg
Welfare Department
District Attorney’s
Miller
Delay Maneuver at Algeciras Gates Tangle in Gibraltar Talks
Spanish customs officials halted ferry passengers in a meticulous document check at Algeciras as Madrid presses its Gibraltar strategy. The move follows earlier Spain Britain talks on sovereignty and signals ongoing pressure over the territory.
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Algeciras
Spain
UPI
Gibraltar
Britain
Speed Contest on the 101 Freeway Leads to Arrests
Frederick Howard Weatherly, 20, of Ukiah, and his companion Bobby Joe Redfearn, 21, of Redwood Valley, were jailed after High way Patrol officers halted a speed contest near the Masonite overpass just before midnight Friday. Weatherly’s car was clocked at 100 mph. both men were released on bail after booking.
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Frederick Howard Weatherly
Ukiah
101
Masonite
Weatherly
Bobby Joe Redfearn
Redwood Valley
Fort Bragg Man Anatoly Grishkevich Dies at 69
Anatoly Grishkevich of Fort Bragg, 69, died early Saturday at Sportsman's Dock fishing pier from apparent natural causes. Funeral services are pending at Cain Grove-Haverfield Mortuary in Fort Bragg.
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Cain Grove-Haverfield Mortuary
Fort Bragg
Anatoly Grishkevich
Grishkevich
Sportsman’s Dock
Fishing
Fire Destroys Sonora Mill
A spectacular Sunday night blaze destroyed part of the Hatter Lumber Co. mill eight miles north of Sonora. Over 100 workers fought the flames and kept them from reaching 500000 board feet of timber awaiting processing. No injuries reported.
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Sonora
UPS
Hatter Lumber Co
Pope Reaffirms Church Stance Against Contraception
The Pope's encyclical God has wisely disposed natural laws reiterates that contraception and abortion are forbidden. He condemns sterilization and any means to render procreation impossible, urging Catholics to observe natural law and warning liberal pushes could prompt separations from the church.
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West
Germany
Rome
United States
Hans Kung
Paul
John XXIII
Pope denounces birth control as immoral and harmful
In reaffirming Pius XII teachings, the pope rejects liberal birth control arguments and condemns artificial methods as leading to marital infidelity and moral decline. He allows spacing births only under serious physical or psychological motives and cites global development concerns and divine providence. Lambruschini adds the encyclical is authentic teaching but not infallible.
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Paul
Pius XII
India
Egypt
United States
Britain
Lambrushchini
Wet Weekend Arrests Raise City Jail Count
Loftis was released on bail this morning. Police arrested 40 year old David Means of Ukiah for drunk driving Sunday. Means was picked up on West Standley Street at 11 25 p m by Officer Reynolds and remains in city jail.
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Loftis
David Means
Ukiah
West Standley Street
Reynolds
Means
Military salute origins traced to Crusades era
A brief note discusses the obscure origin of the military salute and suggests it may have originated as a substitute for raising the hat or helmet during the Crusades era.
Market summary from United Press Dow Jones rundown
The final Dow Jones figures show 30 industrials at 883.36, down 5.11. 20 railroads at 249.60, down 1.26. 15 utilities at 131.29, down 0.52. and 65 stocks at 318.17, down 1.68. Total shares traded today were 10.94 million versus 11.69 million on Friday.
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United Press
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