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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1968
Page
8
By DONALD G. GLOISTEN comments on railroads adopting holding company structures amid regulatory hurdles and heavy debt. Merger activity and tax-loss benefits in new groups offer potential long term gains, with readers invited to send questions to Stock Market Comments, Ukiah.
William Lunt, agent for the California State Division of Industrial Welfare, will visit the Department of Industrial Relations Office at 264 East Smith Street on Thursday June 20 from 11:30 a.m. to noon. He will offer outside appointments in the afternoon for wage claims, hours, and conditions affecting women and minors. Messages can be left by calling Ukiah 462-8850 or writing to the Eureka Division Office at 619 Second Street.
Lt. Cmdr. Arthur E. Keen, husband of former Philo resident Sharon A. Jones, marked his 400th landing aboard the USS Bon Homme Richard. He did so with Attack Squadron Ninety-three during his second Gulf of Tonkin cruise after enlisting in December 1955. In Durham England a separate note reports miniskirted losses at Durham University over a coffee machine.
Notice under the Uniform District Election Law states a Special district election will be held in Hopland on Tuesday August 27 1968 for one Director at Large. Nominations require residency and registration in the district. petitions available at P Metzlers Hopland home or Mendocino County Clerk Ukiah after June 13 1968.
Round Valley eighth graders received diplomas at a June 5 ceremony in the high school auditorium. Names include Caliosta Anderson, Clifford Anderson, John Augustine, Christi Campbell, Gail Cook, Terry Cox, Valerie Crawshaw, Deborah Drewry, Randall Haydon, Gail Jamison, Rebecca Keller, Walter Kirk, Lincoln, Arlen Long, Vona McCombs, Linda McLane, Sandra Nystrom, Sherman Sargent, Stella Lawley, Bruce Scott, Janet Scott, Linda Stuefloten, Barney Vogel, Paul Williams, Diana Williamson, Evan Wilson, and Martin Young. Staff and speakers highlighted graduation meanings, with musical selections and awards from Mrs. Isabelle Mooy and American Legion Essay Contest honors presented by Mars.
Washington opinion column analyzes college deferments and campus unrest. It proposes a lottery to draft college-age youths into classes to prevent armed forces being used as a haven for college dodgers. The piece cites the Adams family as a historical counterpoint.
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