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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1967

Page

2

Zodiac Forecast by Sidney Omara for Aries to Pisces

The column offers daily guidance by sun sign with cautions and prompts. It notes Aries should act on needed home changes, Taurus may see luck and trust first impressions, Gemini face finances and emotional tests, Cancer gains vitality, Leo benefits from lunar timing, Virgo pursues independence, Libra should watch public reaction, Scorpio serves others, Sagittarius commits fully, Capricorn welcomes change and creativity, Aquarius revisits past to decide future, Pisces focuses on budgeting and authority, ending with a general warning to Capricorns about a dominant partner and a restive, horizon-breaking trend.

Aries Taurus Leo Virgo Orpio Capricorn Aquarius

Windfall from nepotism charge hits Miller case

Washington UPI reports nepotism charges led to a $1,000 windfall for veteran Congressman George P. Miller. Miller acknowledged employing his wife Esther as secretary, saying he had “made no bones” about it. A tax official noted a $265 reduction and about $750 refunds for prior years, after the article read and questioned Miller's age.

Miller

Frontier Days Buckers Shine Amid West Coast Cowboys

Wilits Frontier Days features top buckers July 3 and 4 as they tackle California riders in the Western Championship Finals Rodeo at Folsom. Andy Amsbaugh supplies stock. nine of twelve riders fall to his bulls including Johnny Clements and Monte Ford. Holy Smoke and other broncs dominate, while bareback horses Pogo Stick and Slim Jim unseat riders such as Bill Haynes.

Willits California Folsom Andy Amsbaugh Amsbaugh Peppermint Twist Johnny Clements Chowchilla Monte Ford Gridley Ray LeTourneau Dan Kennedy Salinas Doug Seminoe San Jose Randy’ Morris Fresno Holy Smoke Ted Gammett Pall Bearer Wobblin Bob

Hollings Receives Senate Golden Gavel Award

Senator Ernest F. Hollings of South Carolina is named the Senate's first golden gavel winner of the session. Vice President Humphrey presented the award after Hollings presided over the chamber for 100 hours or more, a commitment that lets the VP attend to other duties. The honor often goes to a freshman lawmaker.

Washington UPI Ernest F. ‘Hollings D-S.c Senate Hubert H. Humphrey Hollings

1965 Western Title Holder Promised at Willits Rodeos

Stock to be used at Willits Frontier Days rodeos on July 3 and 4 includes the 1965 western title holder. Event promises top contenders and rural crowd appeal as participants prepare for the show.

Potter Valley Man Joins Army Engineer Corps

Don ald Leigh Clark of Potter Valley has earned an officer direct commission at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri after enlisting in the Officers Candidate School to train as an engineering officer. A 1960 Potter Valley High School graduate and former All Stars player, Clark earned a Master of Science in engineering from the University of Nevada with a thesis on water flow in Las Vegas Valley recharge wells. He has worked on a Las Vegas water reclamation research project and served as a graduate assistant in civil engineering.

Potter Valley Donald Leigh Clark Lawrence Allan Clark Ukiah L. S. Clark Clark Fort Leonard Wood United States Army Gineering University of Nevada Hele-Shaw Las Vegas Valley Eureka Bank of America Las Vegas

Social Security Increase Nears Agreement in Ways and Means

The House Ways and Means Committee is near agreement on a minimum 13 percent Social Security boost for 23 million beneficiaries. Sources say no bill will be reported out of committee until after Congress resumes after the July 4 recess.

Washington UPI House Ways & Means Congress

Engineer and inspector on Yuba-Bear River project

The individual has worked in the engineering department for two years and taught classes in the division. He also served as a concrete batch plant and soils compaction inspector on the Yuba Bear River project for the Nevada Irrigation District during the summer.

Yuba-Bear River Nevada Irrigation District

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