Workshop Workers Week Honors Ukiah Rehab Workshop
The California Legislature designates March 21 27 as Workshop Workers Week to honor handicapped workers at the Ukiah Valley Rehabilitation Workshop. The program employs 52 people on Mendocino State Hospital grounds and offers training leading to regular jobs through private industry subcontracts, reflecting community support and rehabilitative progress.
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Ukiah Valley Rehabilitation Workshop
Ukiah Valley Association For Retarded Children
Mendocino State Hospital
Right tools vital in pollution fight
The article notes that achieving pollution control requires not only prevention methods but also affordable simple monitoring instruments. It cites Chemical & Engineering News forecasting the pollution instrumentation market to grow about 15 percent annually in the 1970s, reaching over 1 billion dollars, with auto emission tools peaking around 30 million annually in 1976 and stationary-source instruments rising to about 40 million by 1980.
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Kennedy
Nixon
White House
Council On
Chemical & Engineering News
Internal Revenue Service
Earth
New Books and Reviews Across Seashells to Spy Tales
New Books at Library Collecting Seashells by Kathleen Johnstone surveys mollusks with drawings and plates for collectors. Dacey on Mutual Funds by Norman Pacey critiques fund facts with enumerated points. Farragan's Retreat by Tom McHale earns laughs in a mass murder satire. The Fools in Town Are on Our Side by Ross Thomas delves into spy background with energetic pace. The House of the Deer by D E Stevenson offers a pleasant sequel to Gerald and Elizabeth.
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Kathleen Johnstone
Dacey
Norman, Pacey
Farragan
Tom McHale
Ross Thomas
Lucifer Dye
D. E. Stevenson
Gerald
Elizabeth
Russia and Its People at Home Economics Building
Ten years ago this feature presented by Raphael Green offered an uncensored, non political view behind the Iron Curtain. Green traveled the Soviet Union alone for two and a half years to photograph Russians at work, in markets, and on collective farms, producing a human interest, first hand pictorial report.
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Russia
Raphael Green
Fairgrounds
Soviet Union
Green
W. A. German
Talmage Road
German
Church Street
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Office
California Population Pressure Sparks Debate Over Growth
Californians ponder shrinking growth as a UC Berkeley demography expert cites a poll showing widespread backing for policies to curb influx. The piece recalls past proposals by Gov. Pat Brown to delay migration, Supreme Court limits on border controls, and projected population growth, with factors drawing people west including jobs, climate, and education.
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Copley News Service
San Francisco
California
Golden State
Edmund G
Pat
Brown
Capitol
U.S. Supreme Court
Letters to the editor on schooling and workshop causes
In Ukiah California March 18 1971 letters debate whether Ukiah High School instructors present a liberal or conservative bias while asserting students are largely unengaged. The second letter praises the Fifth Annual Workshop Workers Week and highlights the Ukiah Valley Rehabilitation Workshop’s role employing 52 handicapped persons, inviting tours and noting support from Dorothy Hudson president.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Daily Journal
Heady
Phillips
Ukiah High School
David Gumner
Gumner
Board of Education
Ukiah High
John A. Shilts
Reagan
Ukiah Valley
Ukiah Valley Association For Retarded
Ukiah Valley Rehabilitation Workshop
Dorothy Hudson
Barbs by Phil Pastoret Punches at Town Life
A satirical column skims small town quirks and urban incongruities. It jokes about drunks in a Hick town, a busy office, bean prices at a store renamed the stu pormarket, and the cost of a tobacco package while noting the difference between lawyers and barristers.
Rainmakers Seeding Clouds to Disrupt Ho Chi Minh Trail
U S rainmaking efforts code named Inter mediary Compatriot began in 1967 to scour weather over Indochina. Secret operations aimed to increase and target monsoon rainfall to flood and halt enemy supply routes on the Ho Chi Minh trails from May to September. Reports claim successful cloud seeding and possible impacts, though operational status remains uncertain.
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Washington
Air Force
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
U.S. Air Force
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
U.S
Jesus Christ
Indochina
Nixon
Nine
Pat Nixon
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Manitoba
Canada
King J
Joseph
Leon Lazarowitz
J. C. Hurley
Arthur Ribbel
Blue Ribbon Task Force On the Environment
Marin County
Florida
Utah
Idaho
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New Mexico
Arizona
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New York City
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Harry Truman
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