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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
4
A U S government tobacco expert reports Americans will smoke about 398 billion cigarettes by June 30, 1956, up 3 percent from 387 billion the previous year. He notes past cancer scares briefly reduced use but consumption soon rose again, despite new studies suggesting links to cancer.
The district awarded 486000 in bonds with average rates around 4.8452 percent, favoring revenue bonds over GO bonds. City officials and consultants weighed whether to use GO bonds or a mix, noting revenue bonds were chosen to finance sewer plant and trunk line needs without new taxes.
Broad way actor Ted Jordan says confusion swirls around his marriage to Lili St Cyr as fans and reporters chase the details. He clarifies he is married to Joanne Moore while headlines mix up his wives.
After discussion the council refused beer sales on the city golf course citing proximity to recreation areas used by youths. Police Chief George Smith had banned vender beer on city property and opposed the policy. Other actions noted include Judge Gibson near a decision on Ukiah Sewer treatment plant bids and a rejected minor plane wheel collision claim.
Singer Darla Hood divorced her husband Robert on Tuesday amid a bizarre dispute. Hood cited his claim that red ink marks on his shirt collar and a cement block signified plans for a 50 foot right of way to be deeded to the city, with alleged arranging by Bill Moores and Bill Bittenbender.
The Lake county flood control dispute centered on the Middle Creek project and police powers. District Attorney Fred Crump argued that state granted powers to supervisors protect property, while Crawford’s group warned of unfair tax burdens. Judge Sherwin lifted the restraining order and denied the injunction, noting potential annual flood losses avoided.
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