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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1969
Page
6
The piece argues sex education has become a national controversy with lawmakers and educators under pressure to ban or limit programs. It notes Louisiana's bill barring instruction below ninth grade and requiring parental approval, while suggesting prohibiting education shifts the topic to street corners where mis education thrives.
Ohio counties test allowing BankAmericard holders to charge current property taxes on their cards to avoid penalties and spread the plan to other banks. Banks offer the service free, expecting quicker collections while cardholders may pay over time with interest. Benjamin Franklin is cited, and the trend is seen as a new profit angle for banks and a convenience for taxpayers.
Bruce Biossat reports on Mayor John V. Lindsay’s precarious re election bid. With a narrow primary showing and strong conservative opposition, Lindsay’s 1965 coalition with liberal Republicans and Democrats is frayed. Campaign experts warn that a GOP primary vote over 200000 could hurt his chances.
A California bill named ARCOS seeks to extend retirement benefits to teachers with out of state service. The measure, sponsored by the ARCOS group, faces opposition from the state finance department and possible veto despite Assembly approval. It estimates a $91 million cost over 40 years, claiming equity and recruitment motives.
Laytonville reports Arlene Zimmerman as Sweetheart candidate in the Wil lits Frontier Days pageant. Orville Archer named area treasurer for Willits Toastmasters. Kiwanis and the Chamber sponsor the parade float with Ukiah-related civic notices and various local appointments.
Senator Frank Church argues the Senate must reclaim advise and consent power over foreign affairs to curb executive overreach. The piece critiques the Burger nomination process, noting limited understanding of his views on the jury system and Fifth Amendment, while comparing Burger’s ideas to Russian jurisprudence and highlighting concerns over transparency and timely debate.
Assemblyman Vas advocates an 18 point program to end campus violence urging youths to feel empowered by the ballot. Forester Deinema warns Sierra Club legal action could delay Mineral King resort development. Senator Teale cites compulsory withholding as a revenue reform avoiding higher taxes. Democratic Leader Unruly condemns offshore drilling by oil companies as unacceptable.
Sacramento brief notes the cancellation of the Governor's Pack Trip after 10 years, amid criticism of costs and accessibility. It also covers AB-2328 gun ownership limits for felons and addicts, and the Humboldt Mad River hatchery project with 1971 start and 1972 full production, sharing costs between the Wildlife Conservation Board and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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