Senate Rejects Assembly Budget in Conference Study
In Sacramento UPI reports that the Senate and Assembly conferred on a $4.6 billion budget as Gov Brown adds $26 million for education. A six member committee will resolve minor differences before Thursday midnight fiscal year start. Brown unveils a local school aid plan funded by existing savings and $1 million more from the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Assembly
Sen
George Miller Jr
D-Martinez
Finance Committee
The
Miller
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Ways ‘and Means
Leo J.ryan
San Francisco
Brown
Jesse M. Unruh
Senate Finance Committee
Deadline Tomorrow for Yokayo Summer School
The five week program begins this week under elementary summer school principal Bill Criman. It serves 550 children in kindergarten through seventh grade with registrations open. Kindergarten to fifth grades meet 8 am to noon at Yokayo and grades six and seven at Ukiah high. Bus routes cover Hopland Calpella Redwood Valley and Potter Valley with daily pickup and return. For inquiries call Yokayo at 462-6540.
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Monnday
Bill Criman
Yokayo
Ukiaha High School
Hopland
Calpella
Redwood Valley
Potter Valley
Criman
How Local Medicare Program Will Work
Local arrangements for the beginning of Medicare are almost complete says Harry A. Rose Social Security district manager. He notes sixteen hospitals in the Sonoma Mendocino and Lake area have been certified eligible by the California Department of Public Health and found compliant with Title II of the Civil Rights Act. Blue Cross will handle hospital bill payments after verifying patient eligibility remaining days and the $40 deductible. Medicare will cover costs after June 30 for hospital stays and pay 60 days at the initial rate, with a $10 daily limit for the next 30 days beyond that.
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Harry A. Rose
Social Security
Sonoma
Mendocino
Lake Area
Rose
California
Department of Public Health
Ance
Blue Cross
Medicare
Social Security Administration
Why Willits Frontier Days Celebrates Through July 4
Frontier Days marks its 40th annual celebration in Willits from July 1 to 4 kept alive by community memory of the Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital. Kenneth Jamieson leads the event, promising a show with the spirit of the old west and a heritage that makes the town’s celebration a lasting tradition.
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Willits
Frank R. Howard
Howard Ranch
Ridgewood
Highway 101
Northwestern Pacific
Charles Howard
Mr. Howard
Frontier Days
Kenneth Jamieson
Harpham Quits Lake D A Post For Judgeship
Lakeport W J Bill Harpham Lake County district attorney defeated in the June 7 primary resigns effective July 1. Dave Luce Mendocino deputy district attorney will be interim Lake Sun district attorney July 2. Harpham then accepts the Kelseyville Judicial District judgeship succeeding Sidney H Barker who must resign due to ill health. The appointment was recommended by Superior Judge Ralph De Voto former District Attorney Fred Crump and Judge Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeport
W. J
Bill) Harpham
Lake County
Dave Luce
Mendocino County
Lake County Board of Supervisors
Luce
Lake Sung
Harpham
Kelseyville
Sidney ‘H. Barker
Arker
Ralph de Voto
Fred Crump
Barker
Ukiah Unified trustees weigh merit system for classified staff
Ukiah Unified school district trustees moved to study a civil service merit system for non certificated employees. Supt Don Halverson to gather information and arrange speakers as the district considers a proposed promotional exam and placement system. A petition seeks adoption with a vote by classified staff within about 120 days. The board also set budget and recreation items, and called for citizen names to push a proposed 89 cent tax increase.
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Ukiah Unified School District
Supt
Don Halverson
Errant Driver Gets 191 Days In County Jail
A Talmage man pleaded guilty to multiple traffic violations and received 191 days in the county jail. John Fiester, 45, was charged with drunk driving driving with a suspended license and an open container in his car. Judgment by Judie tale McCowen Jr. imposed six months on the first two counts and 11 days on the third, to run concurrently. James L Woodward, 39 of 143 Chara, a painter, faced six NSF check counts. he pled not guilty and a July 1 preliminary hearing was set, with release on own recognizance.
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John Fiester
Judietale MccCowen Jr
Ukiah Justice Court
James L. Woodward
Chara
NSF
Woodward
Five 7-foot bronze lamp standards stolen from Brighton aquarium
Police estimate thieves spent two nights to remove five seven foot bronze lamp standards bolted to a stone wall at a Brighton aquarium. Authorities probe motive and suspects as security trims remain unchanged.
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Brighton
England
UPI
Aquarium
Dodd Investigation Expands To New Areas In Ethics Probe
The Senate Ethics Committee widens its inquiry into Sen. Thomas J. Dodd to three new areas. It cites possible use of about 200000 in campaign funds for personal purposes. Hearings paused until mid July after four days of testimony. The probe also covers Dodd's ties to a West German agent Julius Klein and implications with insurance firms during a Senate subcommittee post. A car loan from Dunbar Associates is another focus. Dodd denies misconduct, saying the trip to Germany was for a subcommittee interview. In other news, President Johnson appoints Gen Bruce K Holloway as Air Force vice chief of staff effective August 1, with Gen Maurice A Preston moving to the held post in Japan and 5th Air Force.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
Julius Klein
Klein
West Germany
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Insurance
Dunbar Associates, Inc
Chicago
Bonn
Dodds
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Bogdan Stashinski
Bruce K. Holloway
Air Force
Holloway
U.S
Europe
Maurice A. Preston
U.S. Air Forces
Japan
5Th Air Force
Preston
Dam Proposed In Grand Canyon Backed By House Panel
A House subcommittee approved a $300 million dam plan to back water 13 miles into Grand Canyon National Park as part of a $1.7 billion Colorado River Basin package by a 13 to 5 vote amid strong conservationist opposition.
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Washington
UPE
Grand Canyon National Park
Hualapi Dam
No Real Problem Seen in Medicare Start
SACRAMENTO UPI reports federal Social Security official Thomas P. Hart says no major difficulties expected when Medicare begins July 1. He notes California hospitals welcomed a 10 percent rise in patients this month, likely from hospitals avoiding the Medicare rush and elderly people ending private health insurance before the program takes effect.
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Sacramento
UPI
Social Security
California
Thomas P. Hart
Social Security Administration
Argentina’s Iliac ousted in bloodless coup by three-man junta
A three man military junta deposed President Arturo Illia in a bloodless coup and installed Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania. The United States suspended diplomatic relations with Argentina as Illia, in power 32 months, went into exile. Peronists and communists faced renewed curb as elections were halted. The army surrounded the presidential palace while troops took control of key offices.
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Arturo Illia
Juan Carlos Ongania
United States
Argentina
Mia
Juan D. Peron
Ilia
Peronistas
Illia
Uruguay
Peron
Soviet Union
Izvestia
Ongania
Lit
Pascual A. Pistarini
Pistarini
Carlos A. Caro
2Nd Army
Iilia
Jose J. Toscano
Toscano
3Rd Corps
Nicolas C. Hare
Civilian Habits Trip Soldier By JOSEPH GALLOWAY
David Stucki, a 21 year old with civilian habits, sailed from California to Saigon to join the 25th Infantry Division in Vietnam. After a brief war-time interview he could not present proper ID or immunization records, but a buddy offered to take his place to finish the mission, leading to a tense last minute transfer at Oakland Army Terminal.
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Joseph Galloway
Saigon
UPI
David Stucki
Stucki
San Francisco
University of California
Tan Son Nhut
Tennessee
David
David Stucks
Oakland Army Terminal
Fire Calls Reported Across Local Roads
Fire crew logs show several grass and brush fires today. Incidents include saw dust and grass fire on Orr Springs Road with no damage, a grass fire at Lover's Lane and Freeway, and a grass fire at Al Ganter property 612 West Smith with no damage. An ambulance assisted Mrs. J. A. Weber to County Hospital. A grass fire at Dora and Washington caused no damage.
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Orr Springs
Lover's Lane
al Ganter
W. Smith
S. ‘State
J. A. Weber
Noyo Theatres
Dora
Washington
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Willits Fire Department
Main Street
Lake D.A
Okeh
California State Employees Association
Yokayo School
CSEA
I T
Ernie Pauli
Anwn Solomon
Leo Cook
Wis
Raymond Hudson
By Steve Gerstel
Asugene
Ore
UPD
Annette Buchanan
University of Oregon Today
Clicuit
Edward Leavy
UPT
Jeader Thich
Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
London
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Peking
Moscow
North
Viet Nam
Iliac
25Th Infantry Division
Cu Chi
Viet
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