Controversy Over Rheinmetall Reparations Sparks U.S. Debate
A.J. Javits letter to Gen. Klein prompted reaction as State and Defense officials weighed token payments to Jewish survivors. Rheinmetall later agreed to a $625 million payout to the Jewish Claims Conference for former slave laborers, with lawmakers considering further action and scrutiny of Nazi-era ties.
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County debates lease role over state wildlife boat facility
A county faces a clash over lease authority for a state wildlife boat launch area at White Beach Area 4. Sub contractors Merle and Dibble run campsites and a snack bar, with Jim Ager operating a dock and roads through the area. The land is federally owned while the state built facilities with 110000 dollars under a grant. The county leases the boat launch site but questions its authority since it does not own the facility. Trial opens next Tuesday in Department 2 of Superior Court.
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UPI forecast predicts cooler eastern U S next 30 days
The U S Weather Bureau monthly forecast indicates below average temperatures for the eastern half of the nation over the next 30 days, with above normal temperatures along the West Coast except the northern border states and California. Above normal rainfall is expected on the East and Gulf Coast regions, with the Atlantic Coast receiving more rain while the Pacific should remain near normal.
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Car rental industry in the United States worth billions
The car rental industry in the United States is valued at roughly 400 million dollars annually, indicating a substantial sector in travel and transportation. This figure reflects market size and potential growth opportunities for providers and related services.
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Council Debates Trucking Operation And Safety Concerns
Royval accuses Morgan of pushing a trucking site that disturbs his sleep and vows further action while Leo Foster asserts entitlement to property nearby. The council presses for a move or permit change as Royval seeks peace and rest amid heated exchanges and threats.
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Towne family grows to eighteen children in Wisconsin
Tomah Wisconsin multiple birth family expands to an 18 member brood with 9 boys and 9 girls after a new arrival. UPI reports the Towne clan now fills a full boy girl baseball game lineup with the latest addition joining the nine boys and nine girls.
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Trustees Move Toward Merit System Changes at Round Valley
CoveI o trustees address unprofessional acts by a teacher and merit system questions. They plan further discussion through June 30 on merit implementation, teacher hearings, and possible fulltime school nurse employment. The board rescinded earlier action placing a formal incident report in a teacher file after attorney advice.
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Duck sinks when oil is removed from feathers
A duck loses buoyancy and sinks in water after its protective oil is removed from its plumage, reducing water repellency and causing increased water absorption and weight.
Barber, Educator and Trustee, Leaves District Footprint
Aiend Barber guided Aiend High School to scholarships and college prep gains, chaired gym bonds and junior college efforts, and ran for Mendocino County Superintendent of Schools. Though not victorious, his strong showing marked his first statewide race. He chaired district gym bond efforts and joined the California Maritime Academy plans, while his departure saddens staff and graduates alike.
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Not Guilty Plea Filed in Willits Morals Case
Raymond Leard of Willits pleaded not guilty before Superior Judge Wayne Burke to a morals offense. Trial set for July 13-14.
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Curtis McDonald Dies at 60 Rites Friday
Curtis McDonald 60 died this week in a local hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Eversole Mortuary with Rev. Fr. Cyprian O Leary officiating. Interment in Ukiah Catholic Cemetery. Born in California March 26, 1906, he lived in the state 28 years and worked as a custodian. His wife Margaret McDonald died in 1963. He is survived by his brother John McDonald of Anderson.
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Vietnam chaos continues as reporters face police actions
Viet Nam update reports clashes with combat police near Hue and Saigon. UPI photographer Steven van Meter was attacked and forced to surrender film. UPI correspondent Robert Terahimi was shoved but unharmed. his camera was confiscated.
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Grover Cleveland Hires Substitute for War Service
Grover Cleveland was drafted for Civil War service but chose to hire a substitute to fulfill his military obligation. The arrangement allowed him to avoid combat while remaining officially enrolled in the draft.
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