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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1967

Page

6

Ann Landers Visits Vietnam War Hospitals

Newspaper coverage of Ann Landers touring U S Army medical facilities in Vietnam. She spoke with nearly 2,500 people including wounded soldiers and medical staff, praised care quality, and joked with troops while balancing humor with compassion during her 10 day visit. Her energy impressed officers and medical personnel alike.

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No Sweat at Monmouth During Power Outage

At Monmouth Park Racetrack a Monday blackout spared most areas but left the jockeys sweat room without power. Eight riders sought heat to shed weight, with five using a car heater and three doing road work. All eight weighed in on schedule as horses departed the gates.

Oceanport N.J UPI Monmouth Park Racetrack

California farmer uses seven times more electricity

The Council of California Growers says the average California farmer uses almost seven times as much electricity as the national per farm average, highlighting regional energy intensity and potential efficiency implications.

California United States The Council of California Growers

Building Upsurge Predicted At Pacific Coast Conference

SAN FRANCISCO reports Ward Crump outgoing president of the Home Builders Council of California predicts an upsurge in home building across the state. He warns housing costs will rise with the boom, citing strong VA loan demand and increasing lender activity. Crump notes financing will be costlier and a labor shortage will push up costs. He criticizes a state land takings law, urges safeguards to prevent double payments, and supports amendments to the mechanics lien law. Joe H. McCormick of Glendale was elected 1967-68 president of the council.

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Ukiah Daily Journal weighs school safety and unity issues

Ukiah residents argue unsafe Ukiah high school buildings and split-session reversal cloud the districts future. Potter Valley counters Ukiah blamed for regional education woes as communities seek workable solutions under the Field Act.

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Valedictorian West to Speak After Delayed Diploma

San Francisco UPI reports Arvetta West, 33, will graduate as class valedictorian this Wednesday with at least nine in attendance including her husband and eight children. She will address the class on its theme it is never too late.

San Francisco UPI Arvetta West

Perry Start Against Redlegs in Giants Road Trip

Gaylord Perry will start for the San Francisco Giants as they open a road trip against first place Cincinnati Reds. Milt Pappas opposes him for Cincinnati. The Giants have won 18 of 24 and sit four games back. After Cincinnati, San Francisco heads to Atlanta and Houston before returning to San Francisco June 16.

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Miller Greer Convicted Then Damages Court in Outburst

Miller Greer, 29, was convicted on a disorderly conduct charge Monday. In a fit of anger in his detention cell he ripped a wash basin, causing a flood that damaged the courtroom where he was sentenced.

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Potter Valley Schools Committee Seeks Unity

The Committee For Potter Valley Schools led by Don Todd invites residents to unite for a strong, sensible school district. They emphasize sticking together to avoid disunity and to advance district planning and improvements.

Committee For Potter Valley Schools Don Todd

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