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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1969

Page

5

Budget session faces slim salary gains in Ukiah schools

Ukiah Unified board will review four tentative 1969-70 budgets Wednesday with no salary hikes expected beyond current ranges. Superintendent Murphy proposes a five period day at Ukiah High and Potter Valley to cut teacher positions and fund a minimal four percent raise for remaining staff, though board support is uncertain. Budget deadlines loom as state funds look unlikely before late July and political hurdles cloud local windfalls.

Ukiah Unified School Board’ of Education Tanakan Supt W. O. Murphy Ukiah High School Potter Valley Ukiah S. Murphy County Schools’ Office Board of Education Murphy Board of Ed. Aled. Moh

Fire calls report a day with two incidents

Monday at 5:14 p.m. a fire in woodchips near railroad tracks at East Perkins caused no damage. Today at 7:45 a.m. a fire call to E. J. Masini laundry at 155 Luce Avenue due to wiring in an electric motor with no damage.

East Perkins E.J. Masini Luce Ave

Cassells Found Guilty In Ukiah Marijuana Case

A Ukiah Superior Court jury found Ernest Roy Cassells guilty after four and a half hours of deliberation. The 20 year old construction worker faced two conspiracy to sell marijuana counts and one sale count stemming from an arrest on December 15 last year. The trial featured unusual testimony with both sides calling high level officials and the star witness, Donny Moore, who had been convicted earlier. Moore testified about undercover arrangements and later recanted offering, while Cassells’s attorney accused him of perjury to influence sentencing.

Ernest Roy Cassells Ukiah Cassells Wayne Burke Bill Neill Newell Rawles Andrew E. Johnson Duncan James Reno Bartolomie Donn Saulsbury Richard Petersen Donny Moore Rawles Moore Dave Trabucco Redondo Beach Leon Miller Bartolomie

Ukiah High Girl Candidate for Frontier Days Sweetheart

Karen Roark a 16 year old Ukiah junior is a leading candidate for Frontier Days Sweetheart at Willits July 4-5. Active in 4 H clubs as vice president and a leader in events she volunteers for sewing cooking riding and junior leadership projects. She is sponsored by the Ukiah Rotary Club and Paul’s Western Store and promotes ticket sales for two day rodeo and related Frontier Days events.

Karen Roark Ben Roark Jr Ukiah Willits Miss Roark Mendocino County Tom Lassen ‘Junior Ukiahi Ukiahi Sing Out University of Washington Roark Willits Frontier Days Ukiah Rotary Club Paul’s Western Store Paul’s Western Fjord’s Smorgette

Ukiah City Council Eyeing Long Range Capital Plan

Ukiah city council to set budget review schedule this Wednesday for the proposed 5.03 million general budget by City Manager Lyell Cash. It includes a long range capital improvement program totaling 1.141 million with projects such as yard improvements, city hall, recreation facilities, storm drainage, airport storage, industrial park, leaf vacuum, and park riverfront work. Cash notes funding for these would be decided when work begins and depend on future conditions.

Ukiah Lyell Cash Corporation Deteri

Community Congress Seeks Ukiah Improvement Ideas

The Second Ukiah Congress for Community Progress requests public input on agriculture business development city beautification public services education youth activities recreation and tourism. A poll insert in the Daily Journal invites topics for the September 20 meeting and provides a mailing address and drop-off option at local grocers.

Daily Journal Congress For Community Progress Ukiah Congress For Community Progress Congress N. State Street Ukiah

Cloudy Northwestern California Weather Outlook

Northwestern California experiences cloudy today and tonight with light mountain showers. A patchy coastal low remains overcast with a gradual warming trend into Wednesday as Ukiah highs near 65 and lows around 54.

California

Day at a Time London Prisoner Seeks 19 Visits

Clive Peel Oversby hopes to return to England's prisons for a total of 19 visits to collect material for a food guide on jails. He says a day per prison is enough to sample the cuisine and plans to write a book about inmate meals.

London UPI Clive Peel Oversby

Democratic push for full review of military spending

A bloc of 76 liberal House Democrats unveiled a plan to seek a full inquiry into Pentagon spending, urging immediate reexamination of all military commitments to cut defense outlays without harming security. They cited potential savings from slowing Vietnam mobilization and warned against undermining domestic programs.

Washington UPI House House Democrats Defense Melvin R. Laird Capitol Sendré Pentagon Laird Congress Administration Tures Hilary Sandoval Jr Smal Business Administration Senate Barry M.goldwater R-Ariz United States

National Violence Commission Reports On Campus Protests

The National Violence Commission released a 276 page study by its staff noting student rebels are bright and idealistic, mass protest is a political phenomenon by normal people, and protests arise from interactions with authorities. It highlights militant white protest and calls cops overworked and undertrained.

Washington UPI National Violence Commission Commission On the Milton S. Eisenhower America Violence Commission Lyndon B. Johnson Martin Luther , King’ Jr Robert F. Kennedy Jerome H. Skolnick University of California, Berkeley Eisenhower

Ukiah Juveniles Placed on Probation for Drug Offenses

Four juveniles from Ukiah were found guilty by the Juvenile Court on counts tied to drug sales. Judge A B Broaddus placed them on probation after a morning appearance. One youth was fined later postponed for further investigation, another case postponed until tomorrow. An 18 year old and a 22 year old were also treated by police on related indictments. The youths were held in county jail from May 21 to June 4 before release to their parents.

Ukiah High School A.B. Broaddus Broaddus Lw, Ok Ukiah Coun

Sonoma State Hospital critiqued as overcrowded animal-like care

Dr Joseph ONeill pled for funds and placement outside facilities as Sonoma State Hospital houses 3100 patients beyond its 2300 capacity. A court ordered report by Brandeis University and others calls the care like zoo conditions, with severe staff shortages and outdated facilities.

Joseph O'Neill Mendocino State Hospital Sonoma State Hospital Sonoma San Francisco UPI Spencer Williams Eyman

Willits council adopts 75 dollar monthly pay for mayor

Willits city council set salaries for councilmen at 75 per month by ordinance adopted after minimal discussion. The measure, allowed by state law, followed introduction two weeks earlier. In other actions the council approved annexing Quail Meadow for a campground site, appointed Roy Platt to the airport commission, considered contracting police services with Brooktrails, and canceled a Villeneuve property option for a dump project vetoed by the planning commission.

Willits Quail Meadow Roy Platt City Airport Commission Brooktrails Dubts Villeneuve

Lake trial to jury Wednesday in deputy shooting case

San Francisco based defense contends no credible evidence ties Larry Taylor to the fatal Lake County deputy sheriff William David Hoyt shooting during a jail break attempt on Oct 11 1967. Attorneys Garrity and Woodruff dispute the escape plan while jurors hear final arguments and venue change due to publicity.

San Francisco UPH Larry Taylor Lake County William David Hoyt Roger Garrity Taylor John Lynne Hoyt Owen Woodruff Lynn Lakeport County Derald Granberg

Nixon urged action as banks raise prime rate to 8.5

Congressional banking expert warns higher prime rate will raise borrowing costs nationwide. Rep. Wright Patman asks Nixon to protest to banks, urge antitrust inquiry, and have the Fed curb discount-window lending to affected banks.

Michael Posner Washington UPI Wright Patman D-Tex House’ Banking Committee Nixon Patman George Romney Federal Home Administration Lawa Banking Committee John N. Mitchell Federal Reserve Board

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