California political discourse and education funding debate
The piece notes Braden citing California class sizes and funding as keys to education improvement, arguing for more schools, better teachers, and higher funding. It mentions Ambassador Hand on election day, a Braden vs Anderson race, and Dick Gregory shifting lines between Brown and Goodlet campaigns in California politics.
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Une Brelong
Gata
Ratan
Russia
California
Ambassador Hand
Braden
Anderson
Dick Gregory
Campaigia
Gene
Edmund G
Pat
Brown
iCalfornia
Gregory
Magainot Brown
Carleton Goodlet
San Francisco
Services Pending For Millard Tolman
Millard Tolman about 70 died in his county and services are planned. He was a long time resident with family mourning the loss. Religious rites and memorial details will be announced by the Tolman family.
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Millard Tolman
Docno
Eden
Tor
Gandes
Auditors Meet Shimmin at Western Regional Convention
Shimmin, vice president and secretary of the Coun wes, attended the 20th Western Regional Convention of the National Association of Bank Auditors and Controllers in Portland. He presented a technical session on audit topics, focusing on “Any Tired Assets.”
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TE SoShimmi
Coun Wes
Portand
National Association
Shimmin
Notice of intended bulk transfer in Ukiah California
A notice states Chester Neal intends a bulk transfer sale to Ronald Hunter at 815 Talmage Ukiah CA. The Neal Son Richfield property and inventory from a station will be conveyed via ORCAS Escrow Santa Rosa. The transferor has used additional business names and operates from two premises under agency. The event is set to occur after 9 am on a stated date in 1986.
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Chester
Neal
Bualders
Talmage
Ukiah
California
Ronald W. Hunter
Talui
Foldo Erty
Oyne
Gore Wee
Richfield
Talmann Uid
Mendorig
Raneter
ORCAS
Ear Street
Santa
Telephonius Cure Sought in Dear Ann Lander’s Column
A reader from Santa Barbara seeks guidance on her husband’s frequent drunken spending and long distance calls. The column suggests a social sobriety group idea and cautions about patient privacy when accessing medical notes, noting potential nurse and doctor conduct issues.
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North America
Santa Barbara
Maddy
Buffalo
California
New York
Bae
Ann Blyth Heads to Atlanta for King and I Engagement
UPI reports Ann Blyth will depart for Atlanta Georgia for the week of July to star in The King and I. The production shares the title with the famous Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, signaling Blyth’s continued stage prominence and a high profile regional run.
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Hollywood
UPI
Ann Blyth Will
Atlanta
California fictitious business name notice Pitts Pitts
Harry Edward Pitts and Sarah Ann Pitts certify their names and Redwood Gables address in Cummings California. They claim sole ownership of the business Redwood Tables located near Big Dawn Creek on the Redwood Highway. Notary John Cyrilger witnessed the acknowledgment on May 24 1966. commission expires Nov 13 1968 in Mendocino County California.
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Sam Présenta
Harry Hdward Pitta
Sarah Ann
Pitts
Harry Edward
Pitta
Sarah Ann Pitts
Redwood Gables
P.O
Cummings
Calif
Calfornia
Redwoodables
North Range 17
M.D.M
Big Dawn Creek
Redwood Highway
Harry SD Ward
Sarah Ann TS Stath
California
Mendocino
John Cyrilger
Pra
John. Cyril. Wugger
Marriage as a Crushing Responsibility
A fragment suggests marriage carries heavy duties that could feel like imprisonment. The speaker cautions cooling expectations, addressing a sister about restricting implications of wedlock. The tone warns against treating marriage as a confinement.
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Sam Rail
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Phil Drath
Congress
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