Veteran CHP Inspector Austin Rawles Dies at 72
Austin N. Rawles, longtime California Highway Patrol veteran and Mendocino County Historical Society president, died Friday in San Francisco after a yearlong illness. Born June 5, 1897, in Boonville, he joined the patrol in 1928, rose to district inspector, and helped secure improved retirement benefits. He also led retired state employees and remained active in public service until his health declined. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Eversole Mortuary.
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Ukiah Opens Summer Youth Placement Program Today
Ukiah's annual summer youth placement program opened today under Carl Godec manager of the Ukiah office of the department of employment. Lupe Salgado a Ukiah high student will be employed under neighborhood youth program to assist in the summer placement efforts. Employers are urged to create jobs for students in chores such as yard work housework baby sitting car washing and other tasks. A special telephone number 462 2242 provides details and applications. Office hours 830 to 430 Monday through Thursday and 830 to 330 Friday. program runs through the summer vacation.
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Learn to Swim registrations start Thursday in Ukiah
Learn to Swim registrations begin Thursday at the Ukiah Swim Center in Municipal Park, co sponsored by the American Red Cross Ukiah Recreation Department. 10 lesson sessions run weekdays and weekends, with fees of 2 dollars per series, for children at least six by Sept 1, and require own suits and towels.
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Fire department thermometer finally unstuck
Ukiah fire department weather thermometer broke the 55 degree low streak over the weekend. After five straight days of 55 lows, a 50 degree low was recorded Saturday, then rebounded to 55 Sunday, with 56 for today and a noon reading of 62 as rain finally ended Sunday evening.
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Weather data from Ukiah fire department June 1969
Temperature readings for June 1969 show daily highs and lows with rainfall amounts. Data appears from a weather observer report including comparisons to June 1968 and last year figures.
Fire calls Saturday ambulance to Hillside Community Hospital
Saturday at 1 01 p m an ambulance was sent to Hillside Community Hospital after a motor vehicle crash involving Hoplang and Eva. The incident prompted a fire department response and medical transport.
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Bankers Trust Lifts Business Loan Prime to 8 1 2
New York bankers raise the prime rate for business loans to 8 1 2 percent from 7 1 2 percent. California banks follow with 8 1 4 percent as major lenders move after Morgan Guaranty Trust. Central banks and European markets react with noted caution ahead of an upcoming French runoff election.
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Burger Confirmed by Senate as U.S. Chief Justice
Warren Earl Burger was confirmed as the 1th Chief Justice, president Nixon's first Supreme Court pick. The Senate vote 74 to 3 cleared him to replace Earl Warren, with Fulbright and two other Democrats urging delay. Burger, 61, served as a judge on the D.C. Circuit after earlier posts.
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Nixon to withdraw 35,000 U.S. troops from Vietnam by August
President Nixon announced a plan to pull 35,000 American troops from South Vietnam by end August with more withdrawals possible as military conditions allow. The move, seen as a phased transfer to Okinawa and Hawaii, faced mixed reactions at home and drew denouncements from Hanoi and the Viet Cong. Thieu framed the change as replacement by South Vietnamese forces and warned against coalition talks with the Communists.
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FAA plans new Ukiah airport facility construction
The Ukiah city manager and city engineer announced plans to replace the outdated Flight Service station. FAA officials in Los Angeles and Ray Nofi outlined constructing a new station adjacent to the current building on land leased to the FAA. The city would contract the project with federal funds repaid over 10 to 12 years.
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Talmage Driver Faces DUI After Hit and Run
Darrel Allen Meyers, 30, of Talmage, arrested Sunday for driving under the influence after a hit and run on Talmage Road. He struck Louis Paulin’s car on the left rear, was stopped by CHP Officer Vernon L. Caughey, and booked for DUI. Betty Jean Paulin sustained minor injuries and received treatment from her doctor. damages and charges pending.
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Supreme Court rules broadcasters subject to fairness doctrine
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 0 ruling, says radio and TV broadcasters are subject to the government's fairness doctrine and can be ordered to air opposing views on controversial issues raised in their programs. The decision upholds FCC authority and nor mal First Amendment claims.
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Northwestern California Weather Outlook Through Tuesday
Cloudy conditions with patchy fog over mountains and valleys. Warming trend expected Tuesday with a rise in temperatures and milder nights. Expect overcast skies and light showers possible in the coastal region tonight through Tuesday.
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California water requests soar as budget cuts loom
California lawmakers urged Congress to approve nearly 140 million for water projects, about double Nixon budget figures. Ira J. Christrict? Chairman Ira J. Chrimson urged 79.6 million for irrigation works and 53.4 million for flood control, against 47.3 and 26.8 million. Rep Don Clausen pressed for higher funding amid a “year of financial famine,” seeking priority for water works in drought regions. California navigation voices asked 6.1 million for harbor and estuary projects, far above the proposed 1.2 million. The delegation argued flood control and reclamation pace underfunding harms federal and state interests.
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Robert Taylor dies of lung cancer in Santa Monica
The 57 year old actor died at St John’s Hospital after battling terminal lung cancer. He quit smoking before an October operation, pledged to fight the disease as John Wayne did, and left a wife Ursula Thiess who was at his side. Funeral services were planned at Forest Lawn with Governor Reagan delivering the eulogy.
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