Vote on My Ranch proposal rejected by county planners
Friday's decision by the Round Valley planning commission rejected the My Ranch subdivision amid mixed public reactions. Opponents hailed the vote while supporters expressed disappointment as critics questioned deliberation and urged a merit based review by the board of supervisors if an appeal is filed.
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First Woman Address Cadet Public Affairs Forum Aide
Mrs. President era themes frame a lecture at the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs inviting cadets to consider a woman as commander in chief. Jayne B Spain of Litton Industries envisions eight elections before 2001 with a woman on ticket or as president, urging preparedness and competence to meet such a change.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jayne B. Spain
Litton Industries
White House
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India
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Israel
United States
Spain
Court rules hair length not a Supreme Court matter
Justice Hugo L Black ruled that long hair is not a constitutional right or a matter for Supreme Court intervention. He criticized federal overreach and emergency motions in school hair length disputes, urging judicial restraint and focusing the Court on jobs of greater importance.
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Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
el Paso
Black
Munners
High Court
Cactus Jack Roping Club to Exhbit at San Francisco Show
Ten years ago a special attraction at the Junior Grand National Livestock Show at the Cow Palace featured Cactus Jack roping polo by Mendocino and Lake County riders. Club members named Oakleys Lewis Tilley Van Heusen Miller Smith and Wright led the team with officers Miller president and Smith secretary.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Mendocino County
Ralph Oakley
Russell Oakley
Lynn Oakley
Bill Lewis
John Tilley
Neal van Heusen
Lake County
Richard Miller
Terry Wright
Kenneth Shelden
Jim Flora
Gordon Smith
Larry Wasson
The
Cactus Jack Roping Club
Miller
Smith
Dull Department of Agriculture release turns lively history
A California Agriculture Department release by Terry Clark is praised for weaving entertaining historical facts into practical notes. It traces garlic in Roman armies, lemonade from 1299, broccoli roots, and rutabaga origins, ending with a playful nod to Clark’s flair.
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Joe Brooks
Copley News Service
State Department of Agriculture
California Department of Agriculture
Terry Clark
Terry
Europe
Holy Land
Clark
Mediterranean
Asia Minor
Siberia
Moorer Optimistic On Laos Cambodia Campaigns
Admiral Moorer told secret White House briefings the South Vietnamese should pull out during the May to September wet season when the Ho Chi Minh trail is impassable, with possible return during the dry season to tighten the North Vietnamese supply line. He cited low helicopter losses in Laos and high in Cambodia, noting ARVN success and urging emphasis on Laos operations to President Nixon and GOP leaders.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs
White House
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Moorer
Cambodia
Nixon
Tom
ARVN
Pentagon
GOP
Letters to Editor Ukiah California March 12 1971
Readers complain about sensationalism in campus riots coverage and discuss editorializing and Communist allegations. The letter from Walter M Heady urges property rights in land use policy, praising Mendocino County Planning Commission as a landmark decision. A note of gratitude thanks Ukiah Daily Journal and affiliates for support of the Barber Shop Big Top charity show benefiting children with speech defects.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Daily Journal
Birch
Ukiahi
Spiro Agnew
Dave Gumner
Mike Williams
Gumner
Supreme Court
Nixon
Council On Foreign Relations
al Cluff
Walter M. Heady
Commission of the
Planning Commission
Mendocino County
Robert T. MacDougall Jr
Fairgrounds
Purdy Hall
William
Bill) Henne
Ice Sheet Covers Vast Antarctica Region
Practically all of Antarctica spanning over 5 million square miles is covered by an immense ice sheet more than 8,000 feet thick, forming a massive frozen vastness across the continent.
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Antarctica
Barbs by Phil Pasterot and Perishable Wit
A humor column fragment reflecting on Saturday routines and breakfast rituals. It jokes about toasts under a steak sandwich, the value of doing nothing on weekend mornings, and the irony of racing to complete plans only to lose sleep. It ends noting the quip about calling someone a perfect idiot.
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Elmer
Purdy
Chas Todhunter
George David
Harvey
Todhunter
David
Ukiah High Auditorium
Victory Theatre
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Will Davis
Johnson
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Hanoi
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Alaska
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Robert White
Valdez
Puget Sound
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