New Listings Offer Bargains in Ukiah Area Homes
Multiple properties listed by George Butler Realty include a 2 bedroom condo near Ukiah under 200 per acre on a 350 acre parcel six miles from town, a 2 bath pool home with built in kitchen at 21 950, a fixer upper rentals on one lot returning good yields at 6 500, a 3 bedroom yard home at 7 500, and 5 acres nursery soil near town under 4 000 per acre. Contacts 462 3230 or 462 4650 Delta Day 462 8087.
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Ukiah
George Butler Realty
Spacious 3 Bedroom Home with Acreage and Taxable Loan Offers
Ad describes a 3 bedroom 2 bath home with a family room and new carpeting on 14.65 acres. Land value noted as high. Includes a barn, corral, and comfortable kitchen. Loan balances around 19 000 to 21 000 with assumed financing and possible second trust deed. Property is near a high school with potential exchange options and creative financing.
Unemployment costs rise for California in May 1967
Sacramento reports that U S post state employers cost California employers 45 861 045 for May 1967. Peter Weinberger director of the state department of employment announced the figure. Payments covered all unemployment fund sources including benefits to unemployed workers former federal employees and former armed forces members. Ukiah office payments totaled 225 921 for the month.
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Senate Budget Fight Rages Over Tax Plan Timing
Senate talks on a year budget and a disputed tax package face a conference committee of three senators and three assemblymembers led by Miller as they rush to finish this week. Governor Reagan could veto or cut items, pressuring swift action while a proposed 60 percent income tax surcharge negotiates in secret. The stalled plan would delay enactment, risking $100 million weekly in revenue.
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Pope Paul Opens Up On Priests Leaving Priesthood
Pope Paul discusses cases of priests renouncing priesthood for marriage. He notes a papal commission reviewing an estimated 1,200 to 2,000 cases and cites prominent clergymen like Fathers Davies and others. The pontiff stresses the enduring nature of ordination and expresses sorrow, while describing dispensation as rare compared with the many faithful priests.
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Dissenting Democrats place full page ad against Vietnam war
About 8000 registered Democrats bought a three page ad in Los Angeles papers disavowing President Johnson and his Vietnam policy. The declaration demands immediate withdrawal, cessation of bombing, and meaningful negotiations with all parties. Celebrities listed include Robert Vaughn Dick Van Dyke Inger Stevens Ray Bradbury and Carl Reiner.
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Harvard Heavyweight Crew Wins 29th Straight Title
Harvard's heavyweight crew captured the Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges championship in Worcester Mass, extending its winning streak to 29 straight victories. The victory solidifies Harvard's dominance in the ECAC heavyweight division.
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Sheinwold on Bridge Defining the uppercut defense in a complex trump endgame
In a bridge column, Alfred Sheinwold explains using an uppercut to promote a trump trick for partner. The deal features South as declarer and demonstrates how driving out East’s ace with successive ruffs enables run of trumps. The Daily Question asks about a 1NT to 2S bid with a weak hand, concluding that two spades is preferable to partner’s one notrump.
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Ole Miss signs first African American track scholarship athlete
Oxford Mississippi UPI reports 18 year old Jim My Isom has become the first Negro athlete signed to an athletic scholarship by the University of Mississippi. Ole Miss athletic director Tad Smith said Isom would enter the university this fall if he meets entrance requirements.
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UPI
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University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
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Isom
President Johnson gifts Luci Nugent ranch setting
Thursday night at the LBJ Ranch the President promised the Nugents a heifer and to Luci and her husband he turned over the 1000 acre Lewis estate in the hill country. He named it Luci's place and said the gift heifer would be delivered to the Lewis-Nugent ranch.
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Tokyo Firemen Demonstrate Water Filled Bags
Japanese firemen said water is best used against floods. They demonstrated water filled vinyl bags as an alternative to sand filled canvas bags. Officials noted bags store water, easing flood response when water is plentiful.
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Tokyo
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