Hatchery plan eyed to boost southern California fish supply
The California Department of Fish and Game urged a Imperial County hatchery to produce half pound channel catfish for release to meet Southern California angling demand. Plans, likely funded by the 1964 beach and park bond issue, face possible cuts under a revised state senate budget. The proposal envisions annual production of 500000 fish or 250000 pounds and explores a largemouth bass strain for larger planting sizes, with costs around 80 cents per fish.
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Sacramento
CNS
State “Department of Fish and Game
Imperial County
California
Wildlife Conservation Board
State Senate
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Southern
Wrens
Hake
Erae
Appa
Ukiah Area News Highlights Include Awards and School Events
Ukiah community pages report Bill Hook as the first California high school track champ from Ukiah since 1918, with forthcoming appearance on KGO-TV. New Ukiah Lions Club officers include Alan Auger and Dave Spencer. Ukiah residents win bridge club tournament. Roy Beck earns UC scholarship. Ukiah Union High School seniors to receive diplomas. interns scheduled for California Scholarship Federation speakers. 45 girls to swim for Intercity championship. Ukiah band to perform. Mendocino County Native Song of the Golden West parades. State Theater to showcase Sunnybrook Farm. Redwood Valley candidate George Magneson for county assessor. local farmers purchase Deering harvester. 47 eighth graders receive diplomas. transfers and campus news.
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Bill Hook
Ukiah
Eric Richardson
Union Oil 76
Kgo-Tv
Lions Club
Alan Auger
Dave Spencer
Ralph Buxton
Bruce Crook
George Hunter
Pat Farmer
Roy Beck
Edith Beck
Board of Supervisors
University of California
Clas
Ukiah Union High School
California Scholarship Federation
Glenna Barrass
George Gimsey
John Moore
Yvonne Lynn
Watercao
Interass
Donna Wildburger
Garner Lou Jordan
Pat Trisdale
Patty Larson
Ibert Bechtel
Mendocino County
Golden West
Gui
Benton
C. E. Roberts
Sunnybrook Farm
State
Violence Cannot Be the Nation's Fate
A reflection on repeated public assassinations reveals a nation stunned by violence yet reluctant to accept that brute force could mold democracy. The editor warns America risks moral decline as political institutions falter and violence seeps into foreign policy, streets, and campuses. The piece argues understanding killers' motives is elusive and urges wiser, nonviolent civic evolution.
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America
Kennedy
Co. A
Léé
Legislature battles over tax relief and Oregon primary impact
In the 1968 California legislature week, the assembly backed a 190 million property tax relief bill but Republicans and Governor Reagan rejected its changes. Oregon primary solidified Reagan as a major vice presidential contender while Kennedy supporters faced setbacks. Lawmakers began a six day recess for Memorial Day and the California budget deadline looms. The assembly passed AB808 Veneman to exempt 15 percent of business inventories from taxes starting 1970, offset by phaseout. AB357 Foran set tough auto exhaust rules with a federal waiver mechanism for exemptions.
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Sacramento
Cns
Oregon
Assembly
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
Jesse M. Unruh
Kennedy
California
Unruh
Suport
Veneman
Rev Jones of Peoples Temple Praised for Social Justice
Former Indianapolis welfare links and civil rights work are cited to defend Rev Jones against allegations. A longtime associate recounts Jones hosting a large church community, feeding thousands weekly, aiding housing, jobs, and clothing, and directing a human rights commission appointment. Contends harassment by racists and safety concerns prompted relocation to rural Covero California.
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Peoples’ Temple
Seiples of Christ
Jones
South America
Belo Horizonte
Rio de Janeiro
Welfare Department of
Indianapolis
Debate Over Stricter Campus Discipline in State Colleges
Lawmakers weigh a plan to expel students and faculty who incite disturbances or violate campus rules. Critics say violent acts on campuses deter serious students, prompting calls for stronger enforcement while the legislature debates its responsibility for campus order.
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Provid
California Senate bill targets vehicle safety upgrades
Sacramento report outlines Senate Bill No. 481 to modernize vehicle safety in California. The measure tightens tail lamp and lighting standards, adds amber reflectors to front sides and red reflectors to rear, requires backup lamps on all new vehicles after Jan 1, 1962, and mandates at least two seat belt assemblies in front for used passenger cars manufactured after Jan 1, 1962 with tightened rules after Jan 1, 1968. It aims to improve night passing safety as highway speeds rise and vehicle sizes grow.
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State Senate
California
Senate
Public Higher Ed Faces Rules And Student Rebellion
An author argues for a binding policy to enforce campus rules, while opponents favor resolutions with no binding effect. The debate considers library access, discipline, and the need for administrators to curb nihilistic student behavior as public funding depends on orderly conduct and law compliance.
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Berg
Regional conference in Berkeley under Ombudsman auspices
A regional conference in Berkeley gathers officials including Mendocino County Administrator Albert P Beltrami and others to discuss regional governance under the Ombudsman program. Seven participants convene at Claremont to join in, with the event supported by Westin Regional Assembly as a forum for intergovernmental talks.
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Ombudsman
Posal
Berkeley Joda
Mendocino
Albert P. ‘Beltrami
Claremont Tel
Ec É Ibe Agiolieabl
Udsirani
Marriage licenses issued in Mendocino County in 1968
List of couples granted marriage licenses with ages and issuing dates in late May and early June 1968. Included are Neil Nunnemaker and Sharon Kroh both underage, plus multiple pairs from Ukiah, Willits, Fort Bragg and surrounding areas, with most licenses issued between May 28 and June 3, 1968.
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Neil Raymond Nunnemaker
Covelo
Sharon Diane Kroh
Willits
Kenneth Fredric Howard
Ukiah
Linda Louise Paquette
Toledo
Joseph William Rawles
Lois Mabel Williams
Larry Allen Bloyd
Philo
Carol ‘Diane Fullbright
Boonvile
Little River
Leland Warren Danner
Anita Gene. Galli
Fort Bragg
Ukiah Birth Notices With Errors and Names
A garbled birth notice list from Ukiah includes Vasilopoulos born June 1 at Ukiah General Hospital to Ioannis Vagitopoulos. Emerton born June 2 to Elden Emerton at the same hospital. McClendon birth details are misspelled and partially unreadable. The fragmentary item mentions a Margaret W. Mating and a filed June record in Mendocino County with a garbled courthouse line.
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Vasilopoulos
Ioannis Vagitopoulos
Laws Avenue
Ukiah
Ukiah General Hospital
Emerton
Elden Emerton
Redwood Avenue
McClendon
Ignd
Daryl McClendon
Infandel Drive
Ukigh
Mendocino
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Chris Norgard
Wernher Holzhauser
L. J. , Holzhauser
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Mander
Fringit
Ukiah Daily Journal, Inc
East Standley Street
United States
Henry C. MacArthur
Covero
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Ukiah Daily Journal
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Round Valley
Col. Wilder
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