AVAR workshop aids disabled seek full employment
The Ukiah Daily Journal describes the Ukiah Valley Association for the Retarded AVAR program aiding 180 mentally retarded and handicapped individuals since 1965. It outlines contracts with industry, trainee wages, varied projects, safety gains, and a 76 percent training success while inviting public visits and ideas. New officers take office July 1 and meetings occur monthly with dues available.
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Denny
Marshall Leve
Brady
UVAR
Burgess Williams
Evelyn Broaddus
Gere Beasley
Don Heller
Evelyn Turula
Arlene Byers
Dorothy Hudson
Ukiah Unified
Henry Streets
AVAR
P.O. Box
Ukiah
Ukiah Valley Association For the Retarded
California Association For the Retarded
National Association For Retarded Children
Wall Street firms warn on inflation fears and slowing economy
Wall Street voices from Lionel D. Edie & Co Standard & Poor's Corp and others describe market skepticism over inflation tight money and high rates. They cite signs of slowdown but say a near term downturn need not mean recession while warning against overkill by policymakers. The Alexander Hamilton Institute Blyth Eastman Dillon and others note worries over taxes unfinished business and inflation policy as markets react to the Watergate era uncertainty.
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New York
UPI
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Standard & Poor’s Corp
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Blyth Eastman Dillon
Todays Market Report New York Bar Gains After Drops
New York traders observe a price rebound as bar market activity picks up after five consecutive declining sessions. Investors seek bargains, lifting prices on select futures and blue-chip bars amid cautious confidence.
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New York
UPI
Montana man arraigned on ADW charge in Boonville
Eldon Lee Rosenthal, a 42 year old Montana man, was arraigned in Ukiah Justice Court on assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest after pointing a gun at nine youths in the Anderson Valley High School parking lot on Saturday night. Deputy George Simon detained him on Mountain View Road following a scuffle during arrest.
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Montana
Ukiah Justice Court
Boonville
Anderson Valley High School
Eldon Lee Rosenthal
George Simon
Mountain View Road
Rosenthal
Ukiah Senior Schultz Joins U S Honor Band for Europe Tour
Neal Schultz, a UHS graduating senior, chosen to travel with the U S Honor Band and Choir on a 28 day summer 1973 concert tour of Scandinavia and Western Europe. The group of 200 will perform eight times starting June 28 in Oslo and ending in Geneva at the International Youth Musicale with guest conductors Sawhill and Coleman.
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Neal Schultz
Ukiah High School
United States
Scandinavia
Europe
Neal
Oslo
Norway
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Hague
Lucerne
Gersau
Robert Winslow
University of California At
Los Angeles
Charlene Archibeque
San Jose
California State University
Geneva
Switzerland
International Youth Musicale
Clarence Sawhill
Jack L. Coleman
Walt Disney Music
Suspect Sought in Ukiah Assault Near Ava Drive
Deputies search for a man believed to have assaulted Ukiah resident James Douglas Kent Sunday afternoon on Ava Drive. Kent was attempting to start his motorcycle when the suspect exited a car, ordered him off, then hit him in the face and fled. No suspect identification was given.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Ukiah
James Douglas Kent
Sheriff’s Office
Ava
Kent
Pickup Car Crash Injures Driver on Tomki Road
A two vehicle collision on Tomki Road near West Road left Lowell McCoy 32 Redwood Valley injured after his southbound car, traveling slowly, failed to avoid a head on with a pickup driven by Duane Winter 18 also Redwood Valley. McCoy was taken to Ukiah General Hospital for treatment of visible injuries.
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Tomki Road
West Road
Highway Patrol
Ukiah General Hospital
Lowell McCoy
Redwood Valley
Duane Winter
McCoy
Welfare program blasted in split over job data
Sacramento officials dispute a federal report on the CWEP welfare program saying 5 381 recipients moved to permanent unsubsidized work while federal reviewers reported only 18 placements in eight months. Earl Brian, state Health and Welfare secretary, called the federal study misleading and inaccurate.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
State Health and Welfare
Earl Brian
Brian
CWEP
Energy shortage sparks new national problems and proposals
Governors urge car sharing to save fuel while lawmakers push speed limit cuts. In Houston the shortage threatens port shipping within two weeks. Texas farmers face fuel shortages for wheat harvest as oil economists warn supply remains under strain.
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United Press International
Houston
Senate
Congress
Hartford
Conn
Thomas Meskill
Washington
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Paris
Gregory Glavich earns recognition at St John’s Military
Gregory M. Glavich, sixth grader at St John’s Military School in Salina Kansas, was promoted to cadet private first class and named to the seventh grading period honor roll. He also earned a wrestling letter grade B.
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Salina
Kans
St. John’s Military School
Gregory M. Glavich
Gene E. Glavich
Vichy Hills Road
Episcopal
Glavich
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Tkiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Calif
Avar Workshop
Ukiah Chamber of
Commerce
Adena Townsend
Betty Prost
E. W. J. Schmitt
Artie Manning
Jay Manning
Raymond
Fea
Touking
Jimmy Graville
Wall Street Charter
Todays Market Report
First California Company
South School
St. Ukiah
New York Stock Exchange
DOW Jones
A.m
Am, Tel & Tel
Boise Cascade
Denny’s
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Hughes Tool
Louisiana Pacific
Lucky Stores
Masonite Corp
Occidental Pete
Pacific Gas & Elec
Sambos Restaurants
Safeway
Sears
Wee
Drifters Club
N. State ST
U.S
Schultz
Reagan Administration
San Francisco
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lill! Electronics CO
S. State
Motel 6
Gregory Glavich
Freeman
Ripper
Lea Aed Rao
Slaughterhouse Five
Universel Picture Technicolor
Alfred Hitchcock
Technicolor
Academy
Allied Artists
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