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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1969
Page
3
A fragmented OCR fragment discusses a prolonged Elk Cove dispute spanning nearly a year. It mentions figures Raeder and SA, with contention over economic feasibility and court proceedings. The readable text hints at a regional conflict or project tied to Elk Cove and a governing body, but lacks clear details.
Los Angeles police report a street sweeper disappeared from Main Street downtown during a coffee break. The vehicle, later found repainted and in service in Aurora, Colorado, had surfaced after FBI involvement and a service manual inquiry.
A disputed proposal seeks to issue bond anticipations to fund a $550 million program over three years to meet California needs through 1971. Officials debate if the state can sell notes at rates above 5 percent. supporters push ahead while a court challenge looms.
Frank Prince Martin, 46, Laymville, was fined $75 or seven and a half days in county jail on a conviction for possessing a Gen container in his vehicle. Martin was arrested yesterday in Laytonville by Deputy Sheriff Gene Lensing to begin serving the sentence, issued by Long Valley Justice Court, for failure to appear on the city matter.
Union Lumber and Boise Cascade announce the Fort Bragg plywood plant will begin production on July 7. Initial staffing will be modest, with full operation planned later, aiming for substantial output of plywood products and large shifts once ramped up.
More than 1,200 UC Davis graduates in June include twelve students from Mendocino and Lake counties. Notable names from Fort Bragg and Ukiah areas span majors from mathematics and English to psychology and zoology, with residents listed alongside their fields.
Denver Zephyr stainless steel luxury train, built in 1936, offered by Parke Bennet galleries of New York in an October 20 auction. Bidder may pay up to 150000 dollars for a diner, parlor lounge car, auxiliary power car, several custannie and coaches, but must provide own locomotive to haul away.
A St Louis advertisement offers an automobile for sale labeled as an automatic two door hardtop with beam ceiling and fireplace. The listing mixes homey comforts with vehicle features, suggesting a novel or satirical sale item. The humorous description emphasizes luxury styling elements within a single quirky line.
Jordon Pope has transferred to the Bureau of Land Management in Ukiah as wildlife management chief, reporting to District Manager John F. Lanz. A Florida A&M graduate, he earned a biology degree in 1962 and previously supervised Job Corps corpsmen in Price Utah. Pope and his wife Helen have two children Candis and Kenneth.
Rascal Productions presents a Rascal show this Saturday featuring Sard Blues Band a popular jazz group that performed last week before a large crowd. The second act Winches will make their first appearance. Doors open rounds begin with two bands cost is 1.5 dollars per person prizes awarded during the evening.
Ukiah Swim Center begins Monday registration for a Learn to Swim session of nine half hour lessons. Fee is 2 dollars per child. Classes run Mondays through Fridays starting June 30 at 11, 11 30, 12 noon and 4 30 p m. Bring own swimsuit and towels.
Mendocino State Hospital reports a busier summer hiring drive with more personnel than usual. Personnel officer Robert Chorbeau cites four employment programs, including SPA and neighbor hood Youth Corps, plus medical students, WICHE students, and a special summer youth aide program. Several names and units are listed for psychology, rehab services, education, nursing, and food service positions.
Ukiah Wranglers postpone a scheduled gymkhana at Ukiah Little Arena due to a lingering virus that has sickened several horses in the area. The spokesman said the virus is waning but the junior riders event will be rescheduled for an unspecified future date.
Britannica notes that electoral practices emerged in ancient periods, evolving from tribal choices to early formal systems. The article outlines how communities selected leaders through assemblies, councils, and voting, laying groundwork for later democratic mechanisms.
Reagan proposes scaling back phase two state income tax and a one percent gross income increase. Biddle notes no urgency for phase two since it requires 1970 ballot approval. Phase one revenue would rise from 100 million to 465 million, with property tax relief saving about 165 yearly for a typical homeowner at a 10 rate. The package needs a two thirds vote in each house. A magnum is defined as a two quart bottle.
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