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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
5
A crossword puzzle themed column argues that Chaucer Shakespeare and Jonson require astrological knowledge. It outlines sun signs Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo and more with terse predictions about contracts love, discipline, finances, creativity, and personal growth.
Scorpion and other signs receive guidance on social outings and personal plans. The horoscope urges theatre and dining for Scorpio, finishing projects for Sagittarius, advancement for Capricorn, publishing for Aquarius, and money matters for Pisces with caution about concealed finances.
Covelo hosts American Legion Auxiliary luncheon with Girls State speaker notes and roses at the Legion building. Junior Riding Club schedules gymkhanas on June 26 and July 11 25 at the Reservation rodeo grounds with silver buckles for all around winner. Covelo Jr Women’s Club wraps year with gift exchange and secret pals. building plans include a drinking fountain at the pool. Scholarships awarded to Jess Gregory recipients and other seniors. wedding notices and summer plans for Judy Faulkner and Shirley Splawn arise.
Sacramento interview with Ron Robie of the SWRCB stresses publicity as a tool to enforce water quality. He notes private firms fear bad press and comply, while federal installations resist state rules, as Fort Ord case marks a milestone in state versus federal water pollution enforcement.
Lake County supervisors consider a measure from Senator Randolph Collier to appoint an appropriate Senate subcommittee to study leasing submerged lands in Clear Lake to the state. The board approved the idea 5-0 after a letter from Senator Collier was presented by District Attorney David L. Luce. The subcommittee would study the issue and report findings to the board.
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