22 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
1
A proposed 1972 Democratic National Convention overhaul limits bands and spontaneous protests and shortens nominating speeches. Roll calls would be by lot, aiming for order, with possible GOP adoption. Critics worry about TV audience engagement and demand for showmanship.
A discourse argues that most youth problems originate at home and demand parental responsibility. It critiques reliance on government foster care and emphasizes long term dedication, responsibility, and societal contributions over the pursuit of momentary happiness. It warns that prioritizing happiness over obligation hinders national progress in addressing youth issues.
A list of recent library acquisitions including Alvin Karpis’s autobiography Public Enemy Number One and The Complete Guide to Hunting by Arthur L. Cone. Also featured are The Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sayer, Paul Richards’s jungle ecology study, Suzanne Taylor’s Young and Hungry with recipes, Laurens van der Post’s The Prisoner and the Bomb, and notes on their themes and reception.
Five new teachers added to Potter Valley and Ukiah high schools forming the Ukiah high school district. Four more positions open before September. Lowell Deering moves from Potter Valley to Ukiah to teach general math and assist as football coach.
A satirical piece praises Sen. James R. Mills for proposing designated nonsmoker spaces on planes and buses in California after asthma triggered by cigarette smoke. It argues humane legislation follows when lawmakers experience common problems and are treated as common people. The column links other anecdotes of lawmakers acting after personal incidents and advocates broader empathy in policy making.
Manuel Fierro, a Kansas contractor paid $70,000 to feed and film the poor, publicized Chicano hardship in Washington prompting a General Accounting Office inquiry invoked by Senator Dole. Fierro alleges harassment as retaliation and calls for accountability from Dole and Kansas legislators.
Sacramento interview with Senate Majority Leader George Moscone discusses reforming the Democratic Party from the grass roots up. He announces a possible 1974 gubernatorial bid, critiques GOP communication, and notes tensions over impending tax increases and public trust. Moscone argues for a distinctive party image and better voter outreach amid comparisons with Ronald Reagan.
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