Debate over new Ukiah Juvenile Hall classroom plans
The Ukiah Daily Journal reports criticism from probation and the assistant principal regarding the lack of a planned classroom at the new Juvenile Hall. The board delayed a classroom due to costs, while a state inspector warned the facility may be unacceptable without separate classroom space.
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Board of Supervisors
Frank Belotti
California Youth Authority
Probation Department
Juvenile Justice Commission
Camp helps disabled children and Easter Seals drive care
Your Easter Seal gifts fund camping programs and services for handicapped children and adults. Donations support braces removal, speech and mobility aid, research, and treatment to expand access to independent living. Send contributions to Easter Seals Ukiah.
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Intensive recruiting boosts minority hires at HRD department
Copley News Service reports Sacramento HRD director Gilbert L. Sheffield noting 24.4 percent of full time staff were minorities as of December 31, including 11.9 percent Black and 7.5 percent Mexican American. He cites ongoing efforts to recruit Negroes Orientals and Spanish Americans and cites January placements showing 37 percent of hires were Black or Spanish American.
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Sacramento
State Human Resources Development Department
Gilbert L. Sheffield
Sheffield
Welfare chief confirmation falls short in Senate fight
In Sacramento a Democratic bid to block Robert Carleson as welfare director failed as the Senate confirmed the Reagan appointee 21 to 6. Alquist and six other Democrats opposed, while 18 Republicans backed the nomination, signaling a tough path for welfare reform this year. United Press International notes tension over Northern Ireland unrest with 232 killed in 1920 disturbances.
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Regan
Alfred Alquist
San Jose
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San Francisco
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Sen
Robert Stevens
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Beverly Hills
Long Beach
University of Southern California
Social Services Union
Randolph Collier
Yreka
John Holmdahl
Oakland
Nicholas Petris
Albert Rodda
Stephen Teale
Railroad Flat
Reagan
United Press International
Northern Ireland
Ukiah to Install Saulsbury as New Police Chief
Donn Saulsbury, detective lieutenant with the Los Angeles County sheriff's department, will become Ukiah's chief of police on April 20, succeeding retiring Chief George E. Smith. He will relocate with his wife and two daughters, ages 8 and 10, after the city council announced the appointment at its meeting.
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Donn Saulsbury
Los Angeles
Grass conditions brighten outlook for state cattle
Grass conditions over the state are very good with cattle in some localities expected to be in prime condition by mid April, per the Mendocino Cattle men's Association. Prices quoted for prime steers on March 3, 1921 ranged from Portland and Salt Lake at 7 14 cents, Omaha 9, Kansas City 9, Chicago 9 12 and 10 cents.
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Portland
Salt Lake
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Dumke stirs interest in California college reforms
California State Colleges Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke plans pilot programs next fall to reform the system. Two task forces will study curriculum innovations and resource use, aiming to let students graduate faster via competency based degrees, challenge exams, and open university concepts.
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Copley
Sacramento
California State Colleges
Glenn S. Dumke
College System
Dumke
Open University
Tax secrecy cracks as returns leak to officials and firms
An investigation into internal revenue access shows federal and state agencies can obtain tax returns with written agency head approval. The White House has requested summaries of investigations on nine individuals, including Gerald Wallace and Arch Moore, while clerks, governors, and a former White House lobbyist’s daughter move among politics, pollution, and government access to confidential tax data.
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White House
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Nixon
Supreme Court
Gerald Wallace
Alabama
George Wallace
Gerald
Montgomery
Ala
West Virginia
Arch Moore
Harlow
Bryce Harlow
Peggy
Procter & Gamble
David Dominick
Santa Monica theater probe prompts volunteer photo patrols
City officials consider a controversial remedy to curb pornographic screenings by enlisting 50 volunteers with cameras to photograph theater entrants. Legal staff praise the effort as efficient, while noting constitutional freedoms and legal complexities may limit effectiveness.
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