Realtors Lead Nationwide Drive to Curb Pollution and Reuse
Linton H. Norman of Mendocino County Realtors calls for action to restore nature. Realtors advocate auto hulks as artificial reefs, fund 75000 for fuel additive tests, and Texas campaigns to clean litter and promote anti pollution measures. Reynolds Aluminum builds can reclamation network paying 200 dollars per ton.
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Nixon odds cited for 1972 bid amid strategy buildup
White House aides hold long strategy sessions as Nixon remains noncommittal on a run for a second term. Ziegler says no election plans, while insiders note strong foreign policy moves and possible arms talks with the Soviet Union and China opening to Americans after 26 years.
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Widower Reunited With Parrot After Reward Restored
In New York a 69 year old widower, Fred A. Pertes, reclaimed his parrot Cortorrita after paying a 500 dollar reward. The bird vanished during a chess game at the Golden Age club and was later found by a neighbor’s son near a water fountain.
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Golden Age Club
Nixon cites 824000 summer jobs through 1969 programs
Nixon said federal programs would provide 674000 temporary jobs for teens this summer and the Neighborhood Youth Corps slots would pay 41.60 a week for nine weeks. The National Alliance of Businessmen would add 150000 jobs, totaling 824000 partially subsidized positions, up from last year. The Urban League warned unemployment among blacks is high, with rates reaching 28 percent for adult Negroes and 47 percent for black teens in Wichita.
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Ukiah Library Displays Social Science Textbooks
Mendocino County residents may review proposed social science texts for grades 5 through 8 and submit comments to the state. The Ukiah County Library displays these books with suggestion cards available. Comments due by June 29 as part of a state 60 day public display across 50 libraries for adoption consideration.
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Ukiah
State Department of Education
PG E fish screen planned at Van Arsdale Dam
PG E crews will install a specially designed fish screen at Van Arsdale Dam on the Eel River to aid steelhead and salmon migration and prevent bypass to the east fork of the Russian River. Completion is slated for November with costs estimated between 200000 and 300000 dollars.
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Eel River
Potter Valley
Pacific Gas and Electric
Russian River
Pg&e
Church Dinner Honors All Graduates At Redwood Empire Banquet
The annual church banquet hosted by seven Redwood Empire Association of Pastors will honor all graduates at Brooktrails Lodge this Friday at 7 p.m. Trophies will be awarded to Bible quizzing champions, with Calpella Community Church earning a free trip to Disneyland. A Bay Area musical team will perform Christian folk music and graduates will give testimonies. Theme is One Way. For reservations call 485-8541.
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Former A V girl named outstanding instructor of the month
Staff Sergeant Elizabeth A. Clark of Boonville has been named Outstanding Instructor of the Month at Lackland AFB Texas. The 1965 Anderson Valley high school graduate is praised for her teaching techniques and devotion to duty with the Air Training Command unit. She attended Valley Junior College in San Bernardino.
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Fredrick W. Clark
Boonville
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U.S. Air Force
Anderson Valley High School
Valley Junior College
San Bernardino
Niebuhr Dies at 78 in Stockbridge Mass
Theologian Reinhold Niebuhr died Tuesday night after a long illness at his Stockbridge summer home. A leading 20th century Protestant thinker, he advised many U.S. leaders and taught at Union Theological Seminary after serving at Bethel Church in Detroit. He championed Biblical faith amid deep political involvement and warned that man is born with original sin and cannot achieve self perfection.
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New York Times
James Reston
Union Theological Seminary
New York
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Americans For Democratic Action
Grease Burns Ukiah Cook At Angelo's Pizza Parlor
Wally Kaiser bartender and cook at Angelo's Pizza Parlor sustained second degree burns on his hands and legs when a pot of hot grease overturned while he cleaned the kitchen. Two nurse aides in the restaurant rendered first aid before Ukiah Ambulance rushed him to Hillside Hospital for emergency care by Dr. Gene Lapkass.
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Redford Fence Damaged by Car at Hopland Home
Kwok Man Kong of Hopland reported to the sheriff Tuesday that redwood fencing around his McMillen Drive residence was damaged by an automobile. Kong estimated the loss at $100.
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Hopland
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McMillen Drive
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