California farm income seen flat amid mechanization push
Gov Ronald Reagan told California lawmakers that net farm income for 1971 would likely be little changed as higher mechanization cuts costs but boosts spending. Gross receipts rose to 4.62 billion in 1970, with gains from dairy and cattle, while net income stayed flat.
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Sponsor fears veto of Medi Cal bill
Sacramento Republican sponsor Assemblyman Gordon Duffy says the governor would veto the Medi Cal restoration bill in its present form, though negotiations may yield a compromise. The measure aims to rescind Reagan era cuts, restoring services for foster and crippled children and mental patients, with eye glasses for schoolchildren and more prescriptions. Duffy notes possible talks over nursing home payments to fund the program while counties worry about higher local costs.
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Child experts warn against pep pills use in children
A panel of 15 specialists reports that teachers should not decide unilaterally to place children on amphetamine stimulants. Parents must consent and doctors should be involved. The group urges cautious, informed use and warns against media sensationalism while noting some children benefit by focusing better in school.
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Red Wolf last of Nez Perce dies at 98 in Idaho
Josiah Red Wolf, once five during Chief Josephs surrender at Bearpaw Mountain in Montana during the Nez Perce retreat, died Tuesday aged 98. The last of the Nez Perce, he helped herd horses amid the 1877 flight through Oregon Idaho and Montana, as U S forces pressed a 900 square mile removal plan near Lapwai Idaho. There is a note that California has more motels and hotels than any other state.
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Ann Landers Two Opinions on Gratuities
Dear Ann Landers offers differing views on cash gifts from in laws and the tax implications. A correspondent argues for gifting as love and relief from taxes, while Landers warns against unearned wealth eroding ambition and moral growth. The advice also covers handling a borrower who ruins books, urging clear boundaries and consequences if damage continues.
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Lost raincoat and keys found after planning hearing
Ted Hilton of the Mendocino County planning department asks for help locating the owner of a raincoat and a large ring of keys found after the final My Ranch planning commission hearing on March 12. The items were left with Hilton who wishes to return them. contact the planning department with identifying details.
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Jade hunters trip yields fine jade at Dryden Ranch
Nine members and guests of the Ukiah Stone and Gem Club joined Cloverdale Club on a field trip to Dryden Ranch Covelo. They found jade specimens in Williams Creek. The jade will be slabbed shaped and polished for personal use or gifts. Perfect weather aided the daylong outing.
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