Haunt ary Summer Reading Starts at Ukiah Library
Mrs. Yanite Butler, children's librarian, announces the Ukiah Public Library summer program begins Friday. Children in the Ukiah Unified School District may join a reading game linking 10 age appropriate books to ghostly stickers and an honor roll certificate. Story hours resume June 15 at 2 p.m. weekly. the children's room will be open weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting June 9.
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Yaiite Butler
Ukiah Unified School District
War profits tally as Israel gains big in Middle East
The analysis says Israel is the clear winner in the rapid Middle East war with Arab states, while Nasser, the Soviet Union, and the United Nations face losses. It notes Israel’s likely terms for peace, potential gains of Jerusalem, control over the Gulf of Aqaba, and a Jordan River boundary, leaving King Hussein and King Faisal sidelined. It also asserts Arab unity may weaken, and questions Soviet influence as the United Nations calls for a cease-fire amid US–Soviet tension.
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Faisal
Saudi Arabia
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Mideast
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United States
Errant Drive Loses Plates for 30 Days
Oakland report states a motorist, Arthur Sullivan III, was found guilty of speeding at 140 mph on MacArthur Freeway. Judge William Levins seized the foreign car’s license plates and will keep them for 30 days. Sullivan will serve four weekends in jail.
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Reagan Pushes Sound Tax Plan For California
Gov Ronald Reagan defends his 1.072 billion added tax proposal as balanced and necessary to cover a 5 billion budget gap. The bill, backed by Sen George Deukmejian, faces first hearing in the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee with a vote expected next week. The plan raises revenue from banks, corporations, cigarettes, alcohol, and real estate transfers, while cutting property taxes by 120 million.
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California
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Senate
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
State Department of Finance
John G. Veneman
Modesto
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Camillus Claim as Last Place of the Republican Party
In Camillus near Syracuse residents claim the town is the final stronghold of the Republican party, a statement reflecting local partisan sentiment and regional political identity. The claim underscores tensions between national party dynamics and local loyalties.
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Camillus, N.Y
Syracuse
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