Taxpayer Co Library financing eased by $14000 grant
Supervisors were told that special state and federal grants totaling 14000 would reduce the loan from the general reserve fund needed to carry the Mendocino County Library over the dry period July 1 to January 15 1965. Miss Virginia Hughes explained how the grants cut the cushion and potentially lower the tax rate to about 13 to 13.5 cents for the period, with further reductions possible if the base is favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hughes
General Reserve Fund
Miss Hughes
Ewart Mitchell
North Bay Cooperative Library System
California State Library
Hughes
Mitchell
Co Welfare Building Scrutinized in Ukiah Board Hearing
In a light agenda the three man board of supervisors met in refurbished chambers to set July 7 to discuss with state fiscal representatives financing for a proposed new social welfare department office building in Ukiah. Some members, including Oscar Klee, questioned a three to five year rental for space the department would outgrow, though a rate of 12.5 cents per square foot was deemed low. County Administrator Dwight Hulse was asked to prepare a full report on financing and planning for a county building complex to house welfare offices, mental health, and other major departments, with input from a state welfare planning expert. details continued on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Social Welfare Department
Ukiah
Oscar Klee
Dwight Hulse
Welfare Department
Ukiah Classified Emploes Get 4 Percent Pay Hike
Ukiah Union High School District trustees approve a five step salary plan for classified staff effective 1964-65 with about a four percent average raise. The schedule sets monthly minimums and maximums for bus drivers cooks secretaries clerks custodians maintenance and plant supervisors and notes discussion of district insurance plans and bids.
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Ukiah Union High School
Ernie Pauli
Bev Broaddus
Tom Nicholson
Earl Lindley
Merle Butler
Lee White
Bill Lewis
Farmer's Insurance
Lewis
Agent of Record
Niigata Earthquake Brings Massive U.S. Aid Response
UPI reports a major quake devastates Niigata on Tuesday with 25 dead 11 missing 376 injured. American and Japanese planes drop emergency supplies while fires from oil tanks burn unabated. Tokyo dispatches water gas and electricity crews as 30 000 structures are damaged or destroyed and relief efforts race to avert disease hunger and further collapse.
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Niigata
Japan
UPI
Hayato Ikeda
Temblors
Honshu
U.S. Air Force
Tachinaka
Tokyo
Red Cross
Rampaging Waters Flood Deluge Hits Omaha Suburbs
Rampaging flood waters from Platte River storms hit Omaha Nebraska with cars and mobile homes swept away. National Guard activated as Millard and Papillion water supplies polluted. Rescues by boat continued through the night amid reports of multiple drownings and a mother and her infants swept away.
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Omaha, Neb
UPI
Omaha
West Omaha
Nebraska National Guard
Ashland
Millard and
Papillion
Hell Creek
Union Pacific Railroad
Valley
Neb
Millard
Weather Update for Northwestern California Report
Weather notes for the region show cloudy skies today with light rain tonight and Thursday morning followed by clearing. Temperatures reach highs near 76 and lows around 56 in Ukiah, with Napa at 70/43 and Santa Rosa at 70/50. Coastal winds vary 10 to 20 knots.
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California
Ukiah
Napa
Santa Rosa
Final Vote on Civil Rights Could Run Late Saturday
Senate leaders warned of a long session as civil rights amendments fight continues. Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey said the chamber would stay in session tonight and finish amendments, hoping for no outbursts. He suggested the final vote on the broad bill may come as late as Saturday.
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Washington
Minnesota Democrat
Humphrey
Senate Debates Poverty Program Approach to Dropouts
Congress in brief reports Senate hearings on President Johnson anti poverty plan opened amicably with Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver and Sen. Barry Goldwater agreeing it is unrealistic to expect the job corps to solve all dropout issues. House Rules Committee also resumed hearings on the $962 million measure as Labor Secretary Wirtz warned the program offers tools rather than miracles.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Barry M. Goldwater
House Rules Committee
House Education and Labor Committee
Shriver
Goldwater
Subcommittee
Willard Wirtz
Rockefeller urges Eisenhower Nixon to back Scranton nomination
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller said Eisenhower and Nixon should publicly endorse Gov. William Scranton for the Republican presidential nomination. Both declined, choosing neutrality. Rockefeller called them moderates who should speak out to help Scranton after meeting with his own campaign leaders.
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New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Rockefeller
Nixon
Scranton
Bill Scranton
Rockefeler
Goldwater Clinches 56 Texas Delegates At GOP Rally
Texas Republicans at their state convention instructed delegates to back Barry Goldwater en masse. A lone Scranton supporter was ejected as Goldwater, amid cheers from about 11,000, urged unity to beat Democrats in November. Ferris, once Rockefeller ally, was removed after refusing to leave.
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Dallas
UPI
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Goldwater
Barry
Johnson
Washington
Scranton
GOP
South
United States
John D. Ferris
Ushers
Ferris
Rockefeller
Temperatures June 1963 Highs and Fire Dept Observer
A weather summary lists June 1963 temperatures with a high of 10469 and a low of 46 for today. It notes last year’s reading at 44.45 and includes an observer from the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Ukiah Weather
Fire Department
Scranton Races On in Bid for GOP Nomination
Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton continues his uphill bid for the GOP presidential nomination, traveling to Missouri and Colorado after Minnesota meetings. He dismisses threats against him, maintains focus on winning delegates, and notes possible shifts in Montana delegate support as he meets with party leaders and delegates en route to the convention.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Missouri
Colorado
Scranton
Minnesota
Barry M. Goldwater
St. Louis
Denver
Colo
Minneapolis - St. Paul International
Goldwater
Walter Judd
R-Minn
Jud
Johnson outlines new U.S. manpower policy at union meet
President Johnson pledged to expand steps with labor and business to guarantee work for every qualified American. He called for a national manpower policy to guide training programs and directed existing labor management and cabinet committees to shape it. He warned against economic stagnation and urged cooperation to restore national strength and prestige.
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Alvin Spivak Cleveland
UPD
Johnson
The
Communications Workers of America
Aflcio
America
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Absco Paving
Burke Hill
Boonville Road
Alesco
Division of Highways
Mendocino County
U.S
National Guard
William.a. Stephens
Judy Vanderpool
Congress
Ike
Rocky
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