State hospital nurses gain raises as layoffs roll out
Governor Reagan signs bills giving nurses 15 percent and psychiatric technicians 5 percent pay boosts in state hospitals. Meanwhile about 400 non medical staff receive layoff notices as mass reductions begin, with total layoffs expected to reach 700 statewide by month end.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Ronald Reagan
Andrew. G. Robertson
Sacramento
Stephen P. Teale
General Fund
Teale
Robertson
MSH
Assembly, Ways and ‘Means
Gan
Senate Finance
Assembly
Tax Plan Survives Assembly Bid Amid Party Clash
Democrats overpowered solid Republican opposition to extend a $1.5 billion tax program with a payroll withholding provision. The 39 to 37 vote rejected Speaker Unruh s amendment and triggered a reprint, while Gov. Reagan pressed for a final vote amid stalled compromise talks.
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NTO
Unruh
Assembly
Reagan
Veneman
Vénor
UPI Bulletin: Soviets accuse U S of bombing tanker near Haiphong
Moscow reported that U S planes bombed the Russian tanker Turkistan in the port area near Cam Pha about 50 miles above Haiphong. The tanker was damaged and two crew members seriously hurt, with no immediate U S confirmation of the attack.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Turkistan
Or Kampho
Cam Pha
Haiphong
Ft Bragg Man Gets 6 Months
Paul Saari of Fort Bragg was sentenced to six months in the county jail after appearing Thursday before Superior Judge Wayne Burke. Saari pleaded guilty to misdemeanor drunken driving, originally charged as felony drunk driving. Richard Larsen of Fort Bragg appeared for a hearing on narcotics addiction, but doctors found no addiction. Larsen is slated to return June 8 for sentencing on marijuana possession. George C Douglass Jr., an honor camp escapee, was sentenced to state prison.
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Paul Saari
Fort
Bragg
Wayne Burke
Saari
Richard Larsen
Fort Bragg
Burke
Larsen
Ernest Klatte
Pat. Allanson
George C. Douglass Jr
Temperatures and rainfall in Ukiah June 1967 report
Daily high and low temperatures for June 1967 are listed with values such as 61 and 48 at noon and today 55, with rainfall noted as 41.80. Courtesy weather observer. Includes June 1966 comparisons with highs of 65 and lows of 46 and today 32. Fire Department observer recorded.
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Ukiah
Eather
Fire Department
Citizens' School Committee Seeks Assessor's Advice
Thirteen of fifteen members of the Ukiah Unified School District Citizens' Committee met last night at the district offices to begin exploring the maze of problems facing administrators and trustees. Under chairman Merle Orehard the group studied the district's finances, tax base, assessed valuation and budget in relation to comparable districts and the current budget, with next steps focusing on AB 80 assessment reform and the impact on district finances and property owners as part of long range planning.
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Ukiah Unified School District
Merle Orehard
Weather Summary for Northwestern California Saturday
The report notes unsettled conditions with snow possible and warmer trends. Coastal winds prevail with temperatures near the mid fifties to mid sixties and higher elevations staying below freezing.
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California
Tomy Rath
Frontier Clash and Middle East Crisis Tensions Rise
Israeli soldiers and a Syrian infiltrator died near the northern frontier in the first fatalities of the 19 day Middle East crisis. In Ottawa Prime Minister Harold Wilson warned time was running out on crisis solutions as Israel agreed to an Anglo American declaration guaranteeing free passage for ships through the Gulf of Aqaba. Egypt accused the United States and Britain of aggression for seeking to breach its blockade and warned of further actions if diplomacy fails. Wilson pressed UN peacekeeping as a two sided necessity, while Washington signaled possible force to keep Aqaba open. Page 5 continued report noted.
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Walte Ter-Logan
United-Press-International -Two
Israel
Middle East
Ottawa
Harold Wilson
Washington
Gulf of Aqaba
Egyptaia
Gulf
Cairo
Egypt
United States
Britain
Suez
France
Wilson
Lester_Pearson
United Nations
United Arab Republic
U.N
London
Pentagon plans sweeping overhaul of reserves and guard
The Pentagon proposed abolishing 15 Army Reserve and National Guard divisions, replacing them with seven new combat ready brigades. Total strength would fall from 678,500 to 640,000, aiming for an eight week readiness status. Eight combat divisions, 18 brigades, and 13 training divisions would remain under the plan.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon Today
U.S. Army
National Guard
Uew
Army Reserve
Pentagon
Guard
Maita ‘Pe
Unusual June Rain May Set Record in Ukiah
An unofficial 1.25 inch storm hit Ukiah between 5 p.m. and the night, potentially surpassing the city’s record June rainfall of 2.44 inches for June 1986. Fire Chief Al Bechtel reports that early June totals rose to 48.05 inches for the season, marking one of the area’s wettest winters on record.
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Ukiah
Yester- Avan
Startwellest- Fume
Fire. Department
Fune
al Bechtel
Department Weather Records
Old Home Week At County Jail Sherrifs Deputies
Sheriff's deputies report yesterday welcoming back an old acquaintance after arresting Michael Harris Estep of Ukiah, jailed in Mendocino County on escape charges following return from Los Angeles County.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Michael Harris Estep
Ukiah
Mendogino County
I Loseles County
Bank of America Plans New Ukiah Branch Office
Bank of America announced plans to start a redwood trimmed office in Ukiah next month on State Street. The site covers 37,000 square feet, with an 11,000 square foot building featuring a circular roof and skylight, exposed aggregate walls, and contoured cornice panels. The entrance will have ceramic tile and the interior will include paneled walls, bright tile floors and carpets. Continued on page 3.
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Bank of America
Ukiah
State Street
S. School Street
Prank Dynamite Threat Tied to Fort Bragg Call
A Fort Bragg operator alerted Ukiah police to a call claiming a brother had dynamite and would blow a mill. Deputies checked Aborigine Lumber and Union Lumber in nearby areas. No dynamite or suspects found. authorities deemed it a prank and commended the operator for prompt action.
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Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Helen Carolo
Carolo
Aborigine Lumber ‘Company
Union Lumber Company
Lum
Deptes
Fort ’ Bragg
Cigarette Prices Expected to Rise After Major Increases
New York sources report wholesale price hikes from three major manufacturers raise costs for distributors. Carton prices set to jump at least 10 cents, with individual brands led by Brown & Williamson adding 15 cents per carton. American Tobacco also lifting prices. Reynolds increases target 25 cents per thousand, 75 cents for new Winston 100 mm.
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New York
R.J. Reynolds
Ligget & Myers
Brown & Williamson
Dover
Toebacco
Reynolds
Winston
Flag Day Fly-Over Planned By WWII Vets
Protesting the abuse of the American flag a pair of World War II veterans will stage a coast to coast daylight fly over on Flag Day June 14. Dick Larber of Ukiah and Dan Brodie of Oakland will pilot Brodie s Navion from Atlantic City to Oakland International with stops at Des Moines and Ogden. They aim to set an official speed record for Navion class and support a Don Clausen bill in Congress.
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Houiton PF Kaig
Dick Larber
Triple-S_Camera Shop
Ukiah
Dan Brodie
Oakland
Navion—Aircraft— Corporation
Brodie
Satber
National Aeronautics Associaton
Atlantic City
N.J
Des Moines
Iowa
Ogden
Utah
Oakland International Airport
House of Representatives
Don Clausen
Eureka
Sarber
Clausen
Gulf of Aqaba waterway declaration gains wide support
The United States and Britain, with backing including Israel, push a plan to declare the Gulf of Aqaba an international waterway and keep it open to all nations. The move comes after Egypt’s blockade and amid calls for international pressure. Egypt warns against actions violating its sovereignty as foreign ministers weigh possible stronger steps.
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Ashington
UPI
United States
Britain
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Gulf
Cairo
Mahoud
Natural Gas Dedication Ceremonies in Ukiah Area
Three gas jets on a standard in front of the courthouse will be lighted at 11 a.m. next Wednesday to mark natural gas introduction to Ukiah and the southern county. A ceremony on the courthouse steps will feature PG&E representatives and local officials, followed by a luncheon at the Home Arts building. Speakers include Supervisor Ernie Baner, Mayor Stenting Nordard, and Chamber of Commerce. Elias Day, North Bay PG&E manager, will retire July 1 after 44 years. PG&E Ukiah office will be represented by Don Peterson. Extension of the line from Fulton to Masonite plant began last summer, delayed by rain and bad weather.
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Ukiah
Pg&e
Ukiahrgrounds
Jah Supervioor
Ernie Baner
Stenting Norgard
Six Soldiers Die Erecting Flagpole at Virginia Field
In Springfield Virginia six soldiers from the 77th Engineer Port Construction Company were electrocuted when a 50 foot flagpole toppled into a high tension line at a Little League field. Pvt Charles P Oliver Vermillion Ohio and five others named were identified. Fire officials described the scene as chaotic with bodies burned and delays in identifying the dead. The incident occurred as the men worked to assist a local ceremony.
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Springfield
UPI
Bob Ramey
Am Ramey
77Th Engineer ‘Port Construction Company
Ballfield
Ft. Belvgir
Ébramanity
Assistan¢E
Charles P. Oliver
Vermillion
Ohio
St. Anne Mo
Marvin D. Harrison
Jacksonville
Fla
Paul D. Briggs
Waco
Tex
Anthony Evans
Uniontown
Charles M. Whaley
Aberdeen
Heywood Johnson
Fairfax County
Marshall
Johnson
Ina
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