Ukiah Students Urge Expanded Counseling Services
Miss Vicky Hand presented Ukiahi students’ views to the Ukiah Unified board, drawing from a cross section of about one eighth to one ninth of the 1,800 students. The poll echoed statewide findings that counseling and career planning are the top needs, with too few counselors and overloaded staff. The board indicated future meetings will focus on expanding counseling across junior high to college levels.
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Vicky Hand
Ukiahi
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Miss Hand
State Board of Education
Wilson Riles
California
Board of Education
Ukiah
San Jacinta project to be aired before planners
City planners hold four public hearings this evening in council chambers starting at 8 p.m. on San Jacinta Drive condo project Environmental Impact Report for a 24 unit Kennedy Homes development and multiple zone changes and use permits involving Observatory Avenue Dora Street and surrounding parcels. Public hearings include Ukiah General Hospital rezoning and hospital construction applications with adjournment of some items.
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San Jacinta Drive
City Hall
Vironmental
San Jacinto Drive
Helen Avenue
Kennedy Homes
Ukiah General Hospital
Lawrence F. Heise
S.W
Observatory Avenue
Dora Street
Theodor S.K. Feibusch
Empire Gardens Subdivision
Vinewood
Elm Street
Mardi Gras auction funds St Marys school at Purdy hall
Many finds go under the hammer at Purdy hall on Sunday to aid St Marys school. Items include a registered St Bernard puppy donated by Ted Barrett an antique organ found at Yokayo Rancheria Mission a fine saxophone and Masonite paneling two 12 by 12 rooms and two bathtub kits four local artist paintings a western saddle with gear and home furnishings while tickets for 1 cover both days of a Mardi Gras fund raiser at the Fairgrounds with food games exhibits and prizes aged for a family day out
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St. Bernard
Purdy Hall
Fairgrounds
St. Mary’s School
Ted Barrett
Bert Johnson
Arnold Bogner
Mendocino
Farm Bureau
Bogner
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Cards
Partly cloudy through Friday with a chance of rain in the extreme north again by late Friday. Highs Friday and lows tonight list Ukiah 60 and 42 Fort Bragg 58 and 46.
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California
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
World news in brief: farm prices rise and more to come
Farm prices rose 3 percent to a record in the 30 days to Feb 15, signaling further retail food price increases. The administration rejects calls to curb farm prices despite AFL CIO pressure. Also: California logging bill advances in Assembly. Vietnam says 142 more POWs to be released in 48 hours. IRS secret document allegedly guides revenue agents on challenged returns, cited by Phil and Mrs Long in Bellevue.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
AFL -Cio
George Meany
Senate
IRS
Phil Long
Bellevue
Wash
Wounded Knee Sees Senators Visit Amid Hostage Crisis
Senators George McGovern and James Abourezk traveled to Wounded Knee to seek a peaceful resolution as 11 hostages remain in a church held by 300 militants. A federal official urged caution for safety, outlining that talks would occur after hostage release and noting aged captives and a 12 year old among those at risk. The AIM group, former Washington occupiers, demands hearings on Indian treaties and a broader inquiry into Sioux reservations in South Dakota.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
UPI
George McGovern
James Abourezk
Wounded Knee
Ralph Erickson
U.S
Washington
Erickson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Abourezk
South Dakota
McGovern
Ellsworth Air Force Base
The
American Indian Movement
AIM
Cern
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Here
Clive Gildersleve
Keene urges keeping Sonoma State Hospital open for mentally retarded care
Second District Assemblyman Barry Keene urged that state hospitals housing the mentally retarded not be closed until north coast communities are emotionally prepared to provide local care. He spoke before Assembly Ways and Means, noting the Reagan plan to phase out Sonoma State Hospital and warning it would cruelly victimize helpless individuals if patients are thrust onto unprepared communities.
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Sacramento
Barry Keene
North Coast
John Burton
Assembly
Ways and Means
Keene
Sonoma State Hospital
Redwood Empire
Sonoma State
Local probe into Feliz activities underway in Mendocino County
District Attorney Duncan James orders a probe into John Feliz of Elk over alleged involvement with tax delinquent properties across northern California. Special investigator Walter Willcut leads the inquiry with help from the assessor and treasurer tax collector. Feliz’s suspension followed an Oakland Tribune expose. the paper traced a web of quitclaims and quiet title actions tied to Feliz, his sister and her husband, and a man named Mann in a long running land dealings saga.
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John Feliz
Elk
Mendocino County
California
Duncan James
Walter Willcut
Webb Brown
Feliz
Oakland Tribune
the Tribune
Brown
Journal
Leo Cook
Civil Service Commission
The
Tribune
Peter M. Mann
Humboldt State College
Mann
Round Valley Indian Reservation
Jerome Garfield
Menlo Park
Eva Garfield
Eva Garfield Vallely
Harding
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Garfield
Ukiah
Arcata
Keith Clark
Leland C. Buck
John
Carrier Seeks Advance Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal
The newspaper carrier requests readers to pay in advance for three months on first contact. He emphasizes collections today and asks for cooperation to keep delivery uninterrupted.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
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ST. Mary's School
World News
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Hanoi
Mather Air Force Base
Ron McCaa
City of
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