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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
5
A fragmentary report notes discussion of a proposed park site and land acquisition. Figures cited include an estimated yearly cost of 57 million dollars. Lawmakers Jeffery Cohelan and Lee Metcalf are mentioned as leading advocates for the project amid funding questions.
Public notice announces bid sale of the estate of Ne Rank Heenan with Connolly Heenan as administrator. Sale terms include payment of taxes rents maintenance and insurance prorated from recording date. title exam and conveyance at purchaser expense. bids in writing to Rawles Nelson & Golden at Savings Bank Building Ukiah. dates February 24 to March 1 1966.
Tentative secondary course offerings include art business education English home making industrial arts music social studies science driver training and photography. Reading program funds total 119512 from PL 8910 grant to improve reading instruction in the district.
Legislation proposes annual public disclosure of assessed property values in a county newspaper and notice to owners of any increases. It mandates six year countywide surveys by the State Board of Equalization to check uniformity and equity, audits by the board of out of state firm reports, restricts welfare exemptions to charitable dedicatory property, and requires a statewide veterans exemption form.
Funeral services for John David Corpuz nine months old were held at Eversole Mortuary with interment at Ukiah Catholic Cemetery. The infant died Monday and was buried after rites conducted by Fr Mulligan of St Marys Church in Ukiah.
A fog tied traffic crash in San Pietro Vernotico left forty coffins blocking a road. Coffins fell from a truck during the severe pileup and the carpenters who made them were injured, police said.
An exhibit presented 188 architectural firms listing 226 displays of schools under construction or newly designed. The compilation highlights varied design approaches and future-ready facilities in education architecture.
A General Accounting Office report shows about 9,000 enlisted personnel served in non military tasks such as clerking in supermarkets and bowling alleys and bar and waitstaff in officers clubs. The GOP statement calls the draft misused as combat readiness should rely on existing trained personnel.
Vital statistics show Jessie Dell Howerton and Sydna Jo Howerton in Winterhaven on February 23 1959 with a dated record of November 1 1965 and two children amid cruelty charges filed February 25 1966. Charles E McGrew and Lyra Belle reveal a Reno marriage November 1962 and separation September 11 1965 with cruelty charges. Ann Grace Crytzer versus Dent Allison ends in final decree February 28 by Judge Wayne Burke.
The National Cancer Institute said a decade long study of 250000 forces veterans shows cigarette smokers in the age group die far more from lung cancer and emphysema than non-smokers and have higher risks of cancers of the mouth throat esophagus and larynx as well as bronchitis stomach ulcers and other conditions. The risks for cigarette smokers exceed pipe smokers and drop for those who quit.
The article states that Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune are bigger than Earth, listing four planets exceeding Earth's size. The note emphasizes their greater diameters and mass compared with our planet.
United States space probes Mariner 2 and Mariner 4 provided early Mars and Venus data, with Mariner 2 flying 22,000 miles from Venus and claiming surface heat estimates near 800 degrees Fahrenheit though later questioned. Mariner 4 photographed Mars cratered like the moon, offering no life evidence. US planners aim a future 550 pound Mariner toward Venus within the next year, attempting a 3,000 mile approach. Separately, the Public Health Service plans to buy 1.5 million dollars of measles vaccine to aid vaccination programs, noting cases fell from 385,000 in 1963 to 266,000 in 1965.
Mrs. Nettie Hall aged 78 died Sunday at her Potter Valley home after 25 years in the town. Graveside rites were conducted by Rev. Merton Haskell at Potter Valley Cemetery with Eversole Mortuary handling arrangements. She is survived by a brother, George Perkins of San Bruno.
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