Ukiah Adolescent Reflects On Class Of 62 And Pageant Hopefuls
Ten years ago Chrissy Cook spoke to Ukiah High graduates about potential and risks as Susie Rea prepared for Miss California. A look back recalls Bill Tully announcing summer swim lessons, servicemen in Korea receiving the Ukiah News, and local parade preparations with Mark King and Anna Moore aiding.
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Chrissy Cook
Leo Cook
Ukiah
Ukiahs
Susie Rea
Hollywood
California
Bill Tully
Cpl
William Kenyon
Korea
Ukiah News
Ralph Kenyon
Potter Valley
Lewis White Légion ‘Auxiliary
Mark King
Anna Moore
Eva Feland
Billie Lee
Roberts
Abner Raymond Sistrunk
Pearl Harbor
George Dawe
Herbert Dawe
Yancy Lee
Nancy Jane
Harrington
Walter” Hopper
Hopland
Norgard
J.C. Hurley
Boonville
Hurley
Anderson Valley
Marshall Cleland
Officer Ornham
Cleland Sis
Harry Johnson
Power and energy use in a changing American era
The piece discusses rising electricity demand as cooling and appliances increase usage, the need for reserves, and the shift from cheap power to a new energy era. It notes oil and gas supplying most electricity, losses in conversion, aging generation and the urgency for better storage and transmission tech.
Californians urged to curb forest fires this year
The United States Forest Service and California Division of Forestry warn of extreme fire danger in northern and central California. With low rainfall and tinder dry brush, a spark could ignite fires. emphasis shifts to incendarists and matches. A new state law offers rewards for apprehending arsonists and parents and schools are urged to educate children.
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California
United States Forest Service
California Division of Forestry
Nature
Smokey
McGovern surges toward first ballot as delegate count rises
Bruce Biassot reports NEA National Observer shows McGovern nearing 1300 delegates with 1509 needed, aided by primaries in June and cluster gains in states like New York, Illinois, Connecticut and California. Humphrey and Wallace drop slightly as McGovern expands lead toward nomination. Also notes a UK cinema becoming church after temporary closure.
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Hy Bruce Biossat
Washington
NEA
George McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund Muskie
Maine
McGovern
California
New Jersey
eGovern
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
New Mexico
New York
New”York
Illinois
Muskie
Connecticut
Iowa
Missouri
Delaware
Louisiana
Rhode Island
South
Humphrey
Brain data capacity and Darwin on ants
Scientists say the human brain can retain about 10 million bits of information and retrieve it at random. The World Almanac notes Charles Darwin once called the brain of an ant one of the most marvelous atoms of matter in the world, perhaps more so than the brain of man.
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World Almanac
Charles Darwin
Tze Smeewapapeer Enterprise “Assn
Open Letter on Nuclear Power Safety to Mrs Peterson
The Ukiah editor argues for relying on scientists and data, refuting Mrs Peterson’s critique based on a Redbook Magazine article. He cites background radiation sources, compares Statue of Liberty exposure to nuclear plants, and notes international standards and Teller endorsements while promising to seek expert consultation.
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Ukiah
Calif
Daily “Journal
Ava Peterson
Peterson
Ukiah Daily Journal
Redbook Magazine
United States
Edward Teller
Dr. Teller
New Books: A mix of science, adventure and music guides
A list of recent books includes Asimov's science fiction Gods' Themselves about averting a cosmic explosion. Relentless by Brian Garfield follows a bank heist and pursuit. Jungle Cowboy profiles a South American vaquero. The Music and Instruments of Japan by Francis Piggott surveys koto and other tools with diagrams. The New York Times Complete Guide to Auto Racing by John Radosta offers a thorough tour of the sport.
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Isaac Asimov
Earth
Moon
Stanley Brock
Guyana
South America
Japan
Sir Francis Piggott
New York Times
John Radosta
FAA aide and firm tied to multi million dollar FAA contract exposed
Investigative report links Knute Knighton of Resalab to John Mercer an FAA official in charge of air traffic control development. Mercer benefited from loans airline tickets and hotel costs arranged by Knighton and Resalab with loan guarantees from Resalab leaders. A grand jury probes the Mercer Knighton Blake ties amid FAA procurement failures and alleged conflict of interest.
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Washington
Knute’’ Knighton
Resalab
Knighton
John Mercer
Federal Aviation Administration
James Lawson
George Cramer
Mercer
Lawson
National Bank of Commerce
Dallas
Résalab
Cramer
Sarasota
San Francisco
del Monte Lodge
Pebble Beach
Calif
Les Whitten
Neal Blake
Blake
FAA
Ralph Nader
Aviation Consumer Action Project
John Shaffer
Nader
Blake Jis
Evn
Brezhnev
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Israel
Russia
United States
Anes
Ralph Ladd
Navigation Division
Hong Kong
Ladd
Ahron Yariv
Mideast
Seymour Freidin
Senate
Yariv
Tel Aviv
Gamal Nasser
Cairo
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Devries
George
E Tunter B. A. Cober
Mendocino Publishing Co
South School’ Street
Mendocino County
Page One News
Luella. Smith
Sarah Chessall
Wallace
Tiverfool
England
UPI
Thomas McNegin
Brian Garfield
San Miguel
Copper Company
Saim Watchman
Arizona Highway Patrol
Bank OF America
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