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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1969
Page
3
A government easement proposal would pay farmers to restrict major crops on their land for 20 years. Landowners would receive most payments in the early years while still earning income from farming other crops with government approval. The plan aims to save about 20 billion dollars over a decade and shifts production toward grains and cotton under a market economy framework.
A committee report cites Walter B. Chrysat an economist at the University of Mississippi. Other members include Earl Head farm economists from Iowa State University Center for Agricultural Develop and Wilson Co executive Leonard Haverkamp. The report lists several unidentified contributors tied to Wilson Co and the National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber.
Ukiah city council began reviewing the 1969 70 budget with net expenses of 2 938 853 and scheduled budget discussions over the coming weeks. The meeting also covered a fence issue on Westwood Acres by James Cagle financing with Federal Housing Authority and other items including bids, zone variance for Dr. David Haskell, and local commendations.
Gualala resident Harry Turner reported a theft to the sheriff's office early this week. The loss totaled 92.69 dollars and included money a radio and a watch. The entry involved a break in the rear door of a big room and access by unknown person.
A fragmentary note suggests the word chowder derives from the Ryench term wed chau diene meaning a large kettle of fish, with unclear authorship. The text appears as an isolated lexical conjecture, lacking corroborating details or dates.
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