Commune life and the Ananda farm commune in California
The article profiles Ananda, a 240 acre California commune near Nevada City where 35 residents live with 25 others in the broader movement. It covers membership rules, finances with upfront payments of 1000 dollars for individuals and 1500 for families, 65 dollar monthly fees, and the aim of spiritual growth over sex or material desire. It notes sociologists Burger and Kloss views on communes and reports Jyotish and Kriyananda as leaders, plus practical details on screening, novitiate stays, and voting on new members.
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Tontja
Ananda
San Francisco
Nation
Bennett Burger
University of California At Davis
U.S
Census Bureau
Robert M. Kloss
Sacramento State College
Sacramento
Anna
Burger
Ananda Group
Forest Service
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin- Michigan
Society of American Foresters
George Amidon
Boise- Cascade Corporation
International Falls
Minn
U.S. Forest Service
America
U. S. Forest Service
Amidon
Labor unions oppose eco plans over jobs in California
In Sacramento, California Labor Federation leader John F. Henning warns organized labor will oppose environmental schemes threatening employment. He cites leaded gasoline bans and broad restrictions on power plant sites and freeway building as examples, while noting willingness to unite with socially responsible environmentalists.
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Joe Brooks
Copley
Sacramento
Organized Labor
John F. Henning
California
Henning
Washington
Labor
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