Senate Bill 344 A Municipal Road Funding Push Considered
The state legislature weighs SB 344 to raise about 60 million dollars yearly for street and road construction funded by a statewide motor vehicle tax. Local governments would receive the revenue based on vehicle registrations while cities and counties cover collections, with modest per motorist costs. Advocacy credits the measure for addressing real deficiencies despite limited total funds.
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Senate
Transportation and Public Utilities
Randolph Collier
del Norte
Siskiyou
Ukiah
Mendocino County
County General Roads and Bridges Department
County Supervisors Association
League of California Cities
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors
Sunday Selling Ban for Retail Goods Proposed in California
The article discusses a Senate bill to prohibit Sunday sales of many retail items within a 10 mile radius of large cities. Proponents argue it is secular, avoids a blue law, and aims to prevent Sunday business slavery while granting workers a Sunday off. Opponents warn of broad economic impact and political friction.
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U. S. Supreme Court
California
Mendocino County Fire Reports and Local Updates
Fire Chief confirms a second fire in one week at Mendocino County Hospital with no damage. Health director notes heavy chlorination keeps Russian River from contamination below Ukiah. County Clerk Broaddus returns from Sacramento after clerks and registrars meetings and is elected sergeant-at-arms. Arthur Schilders home suffers 12-room fire damage. upstairs burned, other rooms soaked, repairs insured. Rev Father Adrian Sharkey in St Marys Hospital SF under observation. Local notes include seniors from Point Arena to Fort Bragg for chest exams and residents moving to East Hopland for work at a dry ice plant. A 285-year-old London book is found by Julius Roller. Local tennis tournament slated at high school courts. Measles reported near Covelo Reservation. Phillip Rohrbough back home in Covelo. Inshore shifts include Inwarf Milfehell joining First National Bank. Snow Mountain PowerCo hire noted. Funeral of Charles R Thomas attended by J G Thomas party. Judge H L Preston leaves for SF to preside, delaying local matters. Saloon and cigar stand blaze injures J S Thomason’s heart attack death. 16 Chinamen arrive for Hopland hop ranch, and seven carloads of mules go to J W Bell ranch.
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Russian River
Ukiah
C. R. Kroeger
W. J. Broaddus
Sacramento
Sovas
Arthur Schilders
Adrian Sharkey
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Hospital
San Francisco
London
Julius Roller
Ray FE
Newland
California
Ted DeMotte
Redwood Journal
Covelo
Phillip Rohrbough
U. C
JL. van Dusen
R. C. Cox
Cox
J. S. Thomason
Lilburn Gibson
Eden Valley
Harry Fraser Company
Hopland
J. W. Bell
Urban trout angling fees eyed to boost California fishing days
A state Fish and Game report weighs fees for urban trout fishing, aiming to widen access and revenue, while Sen. Stephen Teale advances a bill to loosen state loan and grant rules for fish and wildlife enhancement tied to local water projects. The measure would expand project funding, alter grant caps, and allow onshore development with access roads, sparking debates over county road building and feasibility.
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Sacramento
CNS
Department of Fish and Game
California
Department
Stephen P. Teale
West Point
Teale
Mounntain
James A. Coabey
Senate Water Committee
Cobey
New Books at the Library Sparks Broad Reading
A list of new titles including The Battle for Bunker Hill by R M Ketchum Copper Town Changing Africa by Hortense Powdermunker The Doctor's Strange Secret by Elizabeth Seifert and more The Grantland Rice Award Prize Sports Stories by Robert Smith Greece and the Islands by Eric Whelpton Il M S Bounty by Alexander McKee The House at Sunset by Norah Laotts Master of Modern Drama by Haskell Block Wide is the Horizon a Novel by Devil Roberts NO HANGOVER CURE CONCORD NH UPI Blue Cross and Blue Shield say coffee does not cure hangovers Recent studies suggest coffee worsens alcohol effects in a monthly bulletin
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Bunker Hill
R. M. Ketchum
Africa
Hortense Powdermunker
Rodesia
Elizabeth Seifert
Seifert
Robert Smith
Greece
Islands
Eric Whelpton
Adriatic
Aegean
M. S. Bounty
Alexander McKee
Norah Laotts
the Town House
Haskell Block
Strindberg
Shaw
O'Neill
Chekhov
Pirandello
Devil Roberts
Amelia Macreary
Glasgow
Political debate slows tax bill in California assembly
Governor Brown receives mixed support for a personal income tax. key Assembly and Senate leaders express caution as eight to ten Democrats resist, while Republicans oppose strongly. Bills move in part as SB 193 and AB 239 pass committee, with talks on birth control info and gas regulation amid fiscal warnings from the chamber of commerce. A special election looms in Los Angeles County.
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Sacramento
Cns
Edmund G. Brown
Nelson Rockefeller
Mark Hatfied
Oregon
California
Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
Assembly
Jesse M. Unrub
Inglewood
Tower House
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
D-Iresno
Williamson
Small Craft Harbors Commission
Cameron
Billy
Alvin C. Weingand
Santa Barbara
Brown
Pattee
Geddes
MacMillan
State Athletic Commission
Davis
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Federal Power Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Hale Champion
Charles J. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Nourlender
Los Angeles County
JFK Has Chance to Rebuild Alliance for Progress
Drew Pearson argues Kennedy can salvage and unite Latin America through an expanded Alliance for Progress. De Gaulle and Castro push reform and unity, challenging Pax Americana and the region's oligarchy, with Central American Common Market as a model toward a broader Americas bloc.
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JFK
Alliance For Progress
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
France
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Thoms Jefferson
Simon Bolivar
Americas
Sumner Welles
Nicaragua
Central America
Kennedy
de Gaulle
NATO
Europe
United States of America
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Latin America
Eisenhower
Castro
Campesinos
Obreros
U.S
Guatemala
Central Intelligence Agency
Arbenz
U. S
United Nations
Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
Enrique Tejera Paris
United States
Canada
Parliament of the
Newsmen Call for Open Access to Witness Major Stories
Robb urged reporters should witness all potentially great stories with access to the news. He warned against censorship even amid military security, citing a Defense Department officer who justified lying in a crisis. He cited the U2 flight, Bay of Pigs, and Cuban blockade as examples of government deceit that erodes trust.
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Robb
Defense Department
Russia
Legislature action on taxes and public health issues
A tax advisory commission consideration continues on the tax bill. The Assembly Public Health Committee delays action for one week on restricting model airplane glue sales to those under 21. An Assembly Education Committee vote approves a constitutional amendment lowering school bond approval from two thirds to a simple majority, backed by the administration. An administration bill creating a pilot program for culturally disadvantaged children is approved, introduced by Senator Eugene McAteer of San Francisco.
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Assembly Public Health Committee
Assembly Education Committee
Eugene McAteer
San Francisco
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Thomas Ornbaun
Boonville
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