29 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
1
Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post asserts in a 165 page Legislature report that public schools waste funds by unclear objectives and missing data to measure progress. He warns that more spending may not solve problems and calls for performance contracts and vouchers while urging educators to lead reforms.
The decision holds that juveniles may be tried without a jury under state laws, emphasizing state competence in adjudicating youth. It notes the republic structure of the U S, and that while youths lack full maturity, they may retain rights such as voting, highlighting irony in contrasting adult franchises and juvenile responsibility.
A catalog of new books including American Art Pottery by Lucile Henzke, The Birds of the Trees by Nina Bawden, The Bay Area at Your Feet by Margot Doss, Drawing with Ink by Norman Laliberte, The Emerging Personality by George Gardner, Max Brand by Robert Easton, Decorating Cakes and Party Foods by Louise Spencer, Squandering by Dorothy Monet. The list notes authors, topics, and publishing scope for readers.
Sacramento lawmakers prep a post session study on whether farming harms air, water and land and how to curb it. The Assembly panel deferred a bill creating a seven member Agriculture Resources Standards Board, arguing it may duplicate work and urging interim review by Agriculture or Environmental Quality committees.
In a joint NASA Ames and California pollution research effort, researchers will fly 12 times a year for three years to trace smog ingredients such as nitrogen oxides hydrocarbons and ozone. A Cessna 401 will collect data over San Francisco Bay and Los Angeles areas to locate sources from factories auto emissions or natural causes.
The piece argues no proposal for direct taxpayer subsidies to political candidates has gained traction due to lacking broad public support. It contends the postal rate commission is urged to grant a special low rate for political publications as a backdoor Treasury subsidy, forcing recipients to fund their own political mailings.
Washington reports that new analyses of the 24th congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union show a deep erosion of Moscow’s influence across Asian nations. Mongolian delegates remain pro Soviet, others attend on limited terms, and China’s splintering strategy weakens Soviet reach amid rising U.S. leverage in the region.
Archelaus king of Macedonia from 413 to 399 B.C. seized the throne by overthrowing his uncle cousin and half-brother the legitimate heir. He was assassinated by a follower 14 years later. Mexico claims the first printing press in the New World. In 1436 craftsmen in Mexico City were printing books less than a century after the press was invented.
Senate Labor subcommittee alleges United Mine Workers chief Tony Boyle funded his 1968 re election largely with payments from hired officials who later received equivalent salary increases. The probe also flags an ongoing Labor Department review of irregularities in Boyle's union, with trial expected in July.
Assemblyman and colleagues joked about being told by spouses to vote against a bill that would require stores to offer cash or trading stamps. The nine member Senate committee on business and professions split, with only one aye, as opponents warned of checkout confusion and regulation. The trading stamp debate resurfaces regularly, with supporters arguing shoppers prefer stamps and can choose stores accordingly.
A neighbor quarrel arises from gossip about a spouse and in laws. The dispute highlights interpersonal strain and strained community ties amid daily life.
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