Ukiah Unified Trustees Approve 1967-68 Budget Draft
Ukiah Unified school district trustees approved a tentative seventh-draft budget for 1967-68 totaling 3,653,097, about 216,097 more than this year. Income from known sources is projected at 3,490,266, leaving a deficit likely offset by state or federal funds or undistributed reserves. a public hearing on Aug 2 at 8 p.m. will finalize the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of
Ukiah Unified School District
Henry
Ww. C. Murphy
Murphy
Ukiah Council OKs City County Tax Revenue Split
Ukiah city council unanimously approves a compromise 92.5 to 7.5 percent split of future sales tax revenues between city and county. Mayor Sterling Norgard and Councilman Buzz Harlowe say talks with Supervisors to keep the Bradly Burns agreement operative proceed for next year, with city estimated at 265,528 and county at 21,530. Under current 85-15 split, 1967-68 projections were 244,000 for Ukiah and 43,058 for the county.
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Ukiah
Sterling Norgard
Buzz Harlowe
Eric Banker
John Mayfield Jr
Bradley Burns
Weather summary for Northwestern California and Ukiah
Northwestern California sees fair weather through Friday with coastal overcast at night and morning. Inland highs reach 102 and overnight lows around 65. Coastal winds vary from 5 to 15 knots, locally up to 25 knots near headlands.
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California
Resigning Pomolita Principal Accepts Alameda Edu Opportunity
Richard Noonan, head of Pomolita and incoming principal for Ukiah Unified’s multi campus program, told Ukiah trustees he resigns to join Alameda County schools to head a federally funded education program. He seeks personal advancement toward degrees and possibly a doctorate. Roger Wren to succeed at Ukiah Junior High. Allen Coryell named new Ukiah High principal.
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Richard “Noonan
Pomolita School
Ukiah
Ukiah Unified
Noonan
Alameda County
Ukiah Unified School
Hopland
Roger Wren
Ukiah High School
Ukiahi
Wren
Allen Coryell
Ukiah Hits 103 Degree Heat With Calorie Sizzle
Ukiah endures another scorcher as temperatures soar to 103 degrees the highest so far this year. Fire crews respond to grass fires on North State Street near the freeway and at the Division of Highways maintenance yard, with additional calls around KM SL near noon.
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Ukiah Fire Department Weather Bureau
North State Street
Division of Highways
KMSL
Winslow Speaks on Court Order at Jaycees Meeting
Judge Robert Winslow, Superior and Juvenile Court, outlines last year’s court order banning release of names of arrest suspects under 18. He says it does not apply to adults, is not binding on the press, and won’t hamper police functions. He argues juvenile cases aren’t open to the press and warns publicizing names may fuel delinquency. Introduced by Gerald Newton at Maple Cafe meeting of Ukiah Jaycees and wives.
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Jaycees
Robert Winslow
Superior Court
Juvenile Court
Mendocino County
Appellate Court
State Supreme Court
Winslow
Gerald Newton
U S Navy Liberty Attack Report Details Unclear Causes
The Defense Department released an unclassified summary of a Navy court of inquiry into the June 8 attack on the USS Liberty. It found the ship clearly marked and in international waters, that Israeli forces had opportunity to identify the vessel, and that the assault was unprovoked, but it did not determine why the attack occurred or the Liberty’s exact mission.
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Defense Department
Joint
Chiefs of” Staff
U.S
Liberty
Sinai
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
International
Israel
Middle East
Joint Chiefs
Washington
Two Arrested For Stripping Wrecked Plane
Potter Valley youths Jonathan Todd-Byers and Michael R. Reeder faced arraignment after confessing to stripping navigational aids and radio components from a Cessna 120 wrecked near Burris Lane in June. One pilot died from injuries. four men were aboard. Byers led deputies to the recovered loot and log book, later released on own recognizance.
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Potter Valley
Burris Lane
South Potter Valley
Bruce Cochran
Jonathan Todd-Byers
Michael R. Reeder
David Lemmon
Mountain Home
Idaho
Reeder
Byers
New Safeway Store to Open with Bakery and Snack Bar
A new Safeway supermarket will be built behind the present Ukiah store at 653 S State Street Mendocino. It will be the first in the area with an on premises bakery and a snack bar seating 36. The bakery will offer fresh baked bread daily in the afternoon and the snack bar will provide coffee ice cream soda sandwiches and meals. The old store will close and be demolished to make way for a 176 car parking area.
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S. State Street
Ukiah
Mendocino
Dc. C
Peterson
Ukiah District Moves Toward Small High School Program
Ukiah Unified trustees tentatively approved applying to the State Department of Education for a small high school program to fund a semi pilot continuation education effort in 1967 68. The plan centers on a four period basic three plus occupation guidance course for 20 to 40 students, aimed at students unsuited to regular classes. Funding would be entirely from state sources and requires suitable financing and housing.
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Ukiah Unified
State Department of Education
Roger Wren
Ukiah High School
Allen Coryell
Ukiahi
Coryell
Mt. Diablo High School
Wren
Fly-In Sunday at Ukiah Hosted by Rotary Club and Airmen
Rotary Club and Mendocino County Airmen's Association sponsor a Ukiah Fly-In on Sunday July 16 starting with a 7 to 11 a.m. breakfast at the Ukiah airport. The day includes model aircraft demonstrations, rides over Ukiah Valley for one cent a pound, displays of civilian and military aircraft, aerobatics at 10 a.m. and parachute jumps. A Voodoo jet fly-by is planned, FAA traffic support and a portable tower will aid operations.
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Ukiah Dolphins
Sterling Norgard
Dolphins
Annette Cagle
Harold Stoddard
Karen Little
Mendocino
P.m
G. Hunfér
Ukiah
Rotary Club
Mendocino County Airmen’s Association
Smith Air Service
Ukiah Valley
FAA
Airmen’s Association
United Nations faces call for Israeli withdrawal amid Middle East tensions
Saudi deputy foreign minister Assayyed Omar Sakkaf warned of a holy war if Israel fails to withdraw from Arab territories, including Jerusalem, as non aligned nations push a compromise UN resolution. The draft seeks immediate Israeli troops withdrawal to bridge U S Soviet positions while the United States backs its own plan for direct Arab-Israeli negotiations.
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United
Sakkaf
General Assembly
Israel
Jerusalem
Byugoslavia
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
America
Jayne Mansfield Killed In Louisiana Crash
Jayne Mansfield, 34, died when the chauffeured car hit a slow moving insecticide truck on U.S. Highway 90 near New Orleans. Her lawyer Sam Brody and driver Ronnie Harrison also died. Mansfield’s three children, eight year old Zoltan, six year old Maria, and three year old, were injured or treated for shock. The truck driver was Richard Rabeau of Pensacola Florida.
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Billy G. James
Orleans
UPI
Jayne
Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
New Orleans
Mississippi
Sam Brody
Los Angeles
Ronnie Harrison
Mississippi City
Maria
Zoltan
Miklos
Charity Hospital
Oschner Foundation Hospital
Richard Rabeau
Pensacola
Fla
Carrier in Ukiah Daily Journal Seeks Advance Payment
The Ukiah Daily Journal carrier requests collectors’ help in making payments. He asks for motor route fees payable three months in advance at the office.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah
Daily Journal
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Safeway
John Philpott
San Francisco
Ed Béan
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Dean Nelson
C. C. Peterson
Santa Rosa
Caberso
Hamilton
Jayne Mansfield
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