Help Mendocino Campership Fund Send Kids to Camp
Welfare children face summer boredom while plans range from water sports to trips. The Mendocino County Campership Fund seeks donations to send 40 to 50 children to summer camp. an 11 year old rode from Hopland to plead his case. Send any amount to Mendocino County Campership Fund at Courthouse Ukiah attention Jeanne Sullivan. all money goes to campers.
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Hawaii
Mom
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Hopland
Ukiah
Jeanne Sullivan
Friendship treaty raises new Middle East peace threat
The Cairo signed Soviet Egypt treaty of May 27 solidifies Russian presence for 15 years and broad influence over Egypt. It heightens tensions for Israel and the region as Sadat demands six month reunification of territories with militarization of the canal zone. The United States should press Arabs and Israelis toward direct talks while acknowledging Soviet dominance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Aes
Ali Sabry
Anwar Sadat
Nikolai V. Podgorny
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Moscow
Africa
Indian Ocean
Sadat
Suez
Canal
Cairo-Moscow
America
United States of America
Soviet Union
Jingle device aims to revive cigarette ads on sale prompts
The Castagna Corp creates a vending machine tape player to air a 70 second jingle when a cigarette pack is bought, potentially rekindling ad exposure despite a national ban. Tobacco firms show interest, weighing effects on smokers and nonsmokers.
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Castagna Corp
Reiniperson
Nlasto
Ingle
This Was Page One News Recalls Decade Span and Daring Escape
Ten, twenty, thirty and fifty years ago features recount River Union school valedictorian Mike Hubbard and speaker Don Amero at the eighth grade graduation, county budget hearings with a closed door policy, liquor law enforcement predictions, and a rattlesnake bite rescue by Harold Lawrence near Blue Lakes.
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Mike Hubbard
River ‘Union School
Don Amero
Jack Sherman
Dean Hendricks
Board of Trustees
River Union’ ‘School
Board of Supervisors
Ed Haehl
E. E. Safford
Willits
Star Chamber
Haehl
Theodore Williams
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Frederick A. Royce
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Lewis White
American Legion
Ukiah Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harold Lawrence
Frank Lawrence
Blue Lakes
van Allen
State court system would replace local courts under Hayes plan
California legislation by Assemblyman James Hayes proposes consolidating municipal and justice courts into a single superior court per county, funded by the state. The package would divert court revenues to a state fund, raise the motor vehicle fuel tax by 1 percent to replace lost local funding, and move local judges to the superior court for 5 to 10 year terms.
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Sacramento
James A. Hayes
Long Beach
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Hayes
the Courts
Superior Court
U S ready to end ground combat in Indochina
The United States signals readiness to halt ground combat in Indochina immediately. High command expects Hanoi to keep fighting. Americal and 101st divisions remain in limited action near the DMZ. most troops pulled back to defense. Nixon aims to minimize troop presence as 50,000 security forces.
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South Vietnam
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Fifth Mechanized
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Vietnam
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Saigon
National Assembly
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Peking
Lebanon
Movement is southward by Ray Cromley
In Washington, Ray Cromley notes a puzzling belief that South Vietnam would welcome Hanoi rulers. He argues migration trends show people fled Viet Cong held areas for government zones, with many fleeing south during bombing and few southerners choosing to return north after exchanges.
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Ray Cromley Washington
NEA
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International Red Cross
Hanoi
United States
North
Korea
Wall and borders used to keep people in
The text notes migration toward the south in Korea, border watchtowers and mined clearings along Europe’s frontiers to prevent escapes from Communist rule. It asserts the Berlin Wall was built to prevent East Germans from fleeing communism, not to keep West Germans in.
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Korea
East Europe
Berlin Wall
East Germany
New Books at Library
A catalog of recent library add ons featuring The Cruel Stepmother by Patricia Lowe about stepfamily dynamics Miss Jameson Journey from the North an intimate Autobiography The Dance in Spain a history of Spain’s dances The Office a brief workplace novel and more including Omnital Design, Peter McIntyre West, The Tashkent Crisis a Cold War suspense and James Houston The White Dawn an Eskimo saga plus The Wintering by Joan Williams with vivid portraits of youth and longing
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Patricia Lowe
Spain
Anna Ivanova
North
Storm Jameson
Miss Jameson
England
Office
Jonathan Hardy
Claude Humbert
Peter McIintyre
West
Peter McIntyre
New Zealand
Tashkent
William Craig
U. S.U.S.S.R
James Houston
Joan Williams
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Scheuer
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House
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South Carolina
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Dick Turner
Cleveland
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