Ukiah High considers closing Potter Valley high on savings
A Ukiah unified high school board salary committee proposes closing Potter Valley High to save costs. Potential shifts include absorbing Potter Valley’s eight teachers, reducing bus transport, self funding cafeteria, and leasing Potter Valley facilities. Trustees plan a detailed budget review before a final decision.
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Potter Valley
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Potter Valley High School
Ukiah High
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Pauli
Shere
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Portuna
Petaluma
Novato
Napa
Eureka
Woodland
Fremont
Meber
East Bay
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Sqnaliysis
Murphy
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Ley
Potter
Mississippi Police Scatter Negroes at Courthouse Vote
About 100 Negroes marching to register to vote were dispersed today by police and a police dog in Greenwood Mississippi. One man was arrested for refusing to move as officers said the crowd blocked traffic and the sidewalk. The scene has seen racial violence in recent weeks. The note adds a line about postage stamps first used in 1817.
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Greenwood
Miss
Leflore
Mississippi
California Legislature debates precinct pay and reform measures
In a heated discussion, lawmakers consider probing precinct worker payments and potential reforms. Assembly and Senate committees weigh bills on reapportionment, legalizing binge games by religious groups, and a youth conservation pilot program. Governor Brown reports 205 letters for his fee abolition stance.
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Bene Bose
Han Erca
Mit
Alifornia
Utwe
Matheve
Assembly Committee
Thor
Senate
California
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Alan Pattee
Salinas
Brown
Youth Corps
Sylvia Alexander Arrested In Ukiah Drunk Driving Case
Ukiah police arrested 59 year old Sylvia Alexander after stopping her car at Gibson and State streets on a driving while intoxicated charge. She posted bail and awaits a court appearance.
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Ukiah
Sylvia Alexander
Fort Brace
Gibson
State Streets
Meany Dissents as Foreign Aid Panel Backed
Washington Window notes that George Meany of the AFL-CIO disagreed with nine committee members on funding pace and scope. The piece argues the panel’s call for restraint reflects broader tensions in labor leadership and policy, praising disinterested inquiry and urging similar probes on nuclear test ban policy and armaments systems.
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Washington
Lyle
Wilson
Press International
President
United States
Meany
Gould
Maine
Kennedy
Blind Wrestler Overcomes His Handicap by Hard Work
Don Cox 23, a blind Virginia Tech wrestler in the 167 pound class, trains under Coach Frank Teske. Cox uses braille, recorders, and devices to practice on the mat and on campus, showing resolve despite limited sight and balancing a business administration major.
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Blacksburg
UPI
Don Cox
Cox
Virginia Tech
Frank Teske
Winginia
Don
Teske
Appaelachian State Teachers College
Boone
Roanoke County
Proposed phaseout of the manned bomber policy debated
Citizens argue against leaving critical defense choices to politicians in an election season. Discussion centers on the risks and implications of retiring manned bomber capability and calls for expert guidance in formulating a strategic aerospace posture.
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