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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
8
A long reflection on boredom in modern life, noting school dropouts and workers alike feel unengaged in routinized tasks. Erich Fromm is cited on 20th century civilization dulling people. The piece argues for meaningful, creative labor and personal impact beyond mere hobbies or trips.
The government collected 13.5 million dollars in taxes penalties and interest in fiscal year 1962 thanks to tips from tax informers. There were 665 informers whose information yielded an average reward of 883 dollars, about 106 more than in 1961. Rewards are usually ten percent of recovered amounts.
Washington window analyzes President Kennedy's tax plan as Big Labor and Big Business join Puritans in opposition. The piece notes voter confusion over objectives whether the measure is an emergency aid or long-term reform, and calls for frank discussion on how to reach clear tax goals. It contrasts consumer demand and investment priorities with suggested paths like spending cuts or new consumption taxes.
A March 18 blaze in the Mendocino County Hospital mess hall caused over 1500 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Al Bechtel attributed the cause to improper chimney operation.
This column satirizes the California legislative season and wildlife debates. It notes Assemblyman Casey proposing raising deer tags from two to three dollars to fund predator control and range improvement, while Kern Wildlife Federation critiques the move. It also mentions Stewart Hinckley proposing elective Fish and Game Commission members, the influence of wealthy or lobby-backed candidates, and the United Humane Front pushing to abolish hunting. Additionally, it covers two Tulelake waterfowl refuge bills by Kuchel Engle Johnson, with concerns about water level control by the Tulelake Irrigation District and implications for duck welfare and survival.
A public notice from Ukiah California announces intended transfer of right and title to a business and to mortgage its fixtures and stock. Frank J. Cure and Geraldine Cure are named as vendors with a transfer to Joe Dunphy and related mortgage details. The notarized date is March 8, with the transfer to occur at the bank in Ukiah California and the involved parties’ addresses listed.
Floyd Rupe argues against blaming juveniles for runaway behavior and urges focusing on parental guidance and improved handling at Juvenile Hall. He praises current staff, questions pay relevance, and calls for understanding youths by listening to their thinking before making custody decisions.
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