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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
6
Ukiah Calif June 3 1969 letters to the editor recount an incident at the Ukiah Grange Hall where four youths were arrested for unlawful assembly failure to disperse and obstruction of public movement. The authors state they will not contest charges but aim to explain their actions to the people of Ukiah.
Kathy Elizabeth Rothacker, 42, of Cincinnati, crowned National Glamour Grandmother of the Year after beating 5,000 candidates. She and her family embrace an active outdoor life, modeling for Shillito's and winning up to 15,000 in prizes plus TV contracts.
New York UPI reports statistical science finds SDA male members with longer life expectancy than general population males up to age 70. For 35-year-olds, SDA males expect 42.4 more years vs 36.2. SDA females 43.06 vs 41.45. Differences linked to non smoking, abstention from alcohol, and health focus. Lemon and Kuzma note smoking cost to longevity.
SAN FRANCISCO UP I reports Harry G Serlis a San Francisco public relations executive and management consultant was named president of the Wine Institute at its 35th annual meeting His 30 year career in California wine is cited as qualification He succeeds Don E McColly who will serve as Institute Consultant
A bill to form an Indian Affairs Commission with four Indian members was killed by a split vote in the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee. Proponents argued the commission would replace the State Advisory Commission on Indian Affairs chaired by Sen. John L. Harmer, while opponents warned it merely extended the existing agency. Indian members would be chosen by the Legislature rather than by themselves.
A historic note states that cotton is more adaptable to modification than any other fiber, highlighting its versatility and wide use in textile production.
James Belliston acting director of public works says the bridge over the middle fork of the Eel River at Dos Rios will reopen for full-time traffic tomorrow after redecking. He praises county road crews for finishing on schedule and thanks the public and local businesses for cooperation during the project.
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