Air Force T-29 Lands Safely At Ukiah Airport
An Air Force T-29 navigational trainer diverted to Ukiah Airport yesterday around 1 40 p m after engine trouble and vibration. The crew of 11 officers moved about as fire trucks cleared the scene before the aircraft was serviceable and flown back to Mather Air Force Base.
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Weather outlook for Northwestern California through Saturday
The forecast calls for Cheady through Saturday with inland clearing on Saturday. Showers today and tonight in the northern mountains and drizzle along the coast. It will be slightly cooler inland today but warmer by Saturday. Ukiah highs near 74 and lows around 44.
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Ukiah
Carrier Seeks Advance Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal
A local newspaper carrier asks customers to prepay three months of delivery fees. The collector plans daily calls to collect, noting the payments should be made in advance for uninterrupted service.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Busy week ahead for Ukiah High seniors baccalaureate
Ukiah seniors prepare for a busy week finishing finals and attending a series of events led by the Ukiah Ministerial Association. Activities include a Sunday baccalaureate at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium, a Monday senior picnic at Blue Lakes, a Tuesday breakfast at the House of Garner and rehearsal at Anton Stadium, a Wednesday bike ride and picnic lunch, and Thursday check-out with textbook and library book returns. Caps and gowns will be distributed at rehearsal. Friday includes report cards.
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Blue Lakes
le Trianon
House of Garner
Anton Stadium
Ukiah Ministerial Association
Graduation Program Details From Local Churches
The graduation program features Arioso and Festival Music as processional pieces followed by an invocation by Rev. Travis Hyatt of Ukiah Presbyterian Church and the hymn This Is My Father's World. Scripture will be read by Rev. Tom Severtson with Class of 1971 rep Stan Carpenter. A prayer by Rev. Donald Cox precedes Your Son performed by Terry Sten. Rev. Fr. Louis Persano delivers Graduation a Step as baccalaureate address. Benediction by Rev. Elmer Schmitt precedes O Master Let Me Walk with Thee. Recessional Lead On, O King Eternal sung with Mary Franz at organ and Ed Langley at piano. Ushers are Debbie Donaison, Candice Kallio, Laura Barra, and Mary Lou Heller.
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Travis Hyatt
Ukiah Presbyterian Church
Tom Severtson
Grace Lutheran Church
Stan Carpenter
Donald Cox
Pentecostal Church of Calvary Temple
Terry Sten
Bacedlaureate
Louis Persano
St. Mary of the Angels Catholic Church
Elmer Schmitt
United Methodist Church
Mary Franz
Ed Langley
Debbie Donaison
Candice Kallio
Laura Barra
Mary Lou Heller
Hanoi Rejects North Vietnamese POW Repatriation
In Da Nang a North Vietnamese private Tran Van Ky and 12 disabled soldiers refused repatriation, Hanoi citing a “dishonest maneuver.” The Upshur failed to rendezvous with captive group 20 miles from North Vietnam, returning to Da Nang at 5 p.m. UPI reports include U.S. and Red Cross statements and guards’ concerns over morale. The same day the Senate voted to keep the military draft in place, defeating Hatfield’s proposal to end conscription.
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Tran van Ky
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United States
Stephen Edwards
U.S
Red Cross
Tong Bien
Bien Hoa
Saigon
William V. McHenry
U.S. Navy
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Senate
Hawks
Doves
Mark C. Hatfield
R- Ove
Hatfield
Nixon unveils broad clean energy program with nuclear focus
President Nixon proposed about 100 million in new appropriations to fund clean energy initiatives including fast breeder nuclear reactor research, sulfur oxide reduction, coal-to-gas conversion, and expanded leasing for oil gas shale and geothermal. The plan calls for a single energy department and tax on sulfur oxide emissions while promoting energy conservation and insulation standards.
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UPI
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Office of Management and Budget
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Department of Natural Resources For Energy Matters
Unemployment holds near nine year high in May
UPI report from Washington notes unemployment at 6.2 percent in May, matching December’s level. Wholesale prices rose 0.4 percent driven by steel and fuel, while manufacturing jobs edged up and avg weekly earnings climbed to 125.46 dollars.
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UPI
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Doubters put Reagan atop trust list in Field Poll
California voters rate Ronald Reagan as the least trustworthy public official, with 59 percent doubting him and 38 percent trusting. Nixon trails closely, while Cranston and Tunney show higher trust. Editors see lower credibility than TV commentators. offbeat local items note emergency standby, a fire at 390 W. Clay, and a grass fire at B&M Auto Sales.
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UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
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Johnson
Eisenhower
Alan Cranston
John Tunney
Cranston
Tunney
U.S. Air Force
Ukiah
Jackie Pauli
W. Clay
B&m Auto
NATO allies ready to open talks on troop cuts
The United States and NATO allies agreed at a Lisbon meeting to convene deputy foreign ministers in Brussels to plan future east-west troop reductions talks with the Soviet Union as soon as practicable. John Irwin will represent the U S and exploratory talks with Soviet bloc nations were approved.
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John Irwin
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United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Mediterranean
Rome
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