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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1972
Page
2
President Nixon proposes to stop new federal court busing orders and to fund an Equal Educational Opportunities Act with 2.5 billion dollars annually. He questions mass interdistrict busing as a slow path to equality, while urging improvements to schooling nationwide.
A catalog of recent library acquisitions shows titles on traps for insects birds and mammals and historical devices. It lists works on Lewis Carroll critics and Alice, credit and consumer debt, John Wilkes Booth as spy, the Model T Ford 1909 to 1927, horse show management, Japanese showmanship, Western travel guides, motorboats, Tolstoy memoirs, and other literary and nonfiction volumes.
A pasted page summarizes local recollections from 10 to 50 years ago with Easter fund drives, social club events, hospital fire protection praise, birth announcements, city clerks and librarians changes, conservation appointments, military promotions, Easter guests, teachers’ Santa Rosa trips, and a milk delivery ad.
Sacramento California assemblyman Leo McCarthy sponsors a seven bill package to aid older Californians. Measures include renter tax relief, enhanced property tax rebates, nutrition programs, food stamp access for homebound seniors, meals on wheels funding, and lowering OAS A eligibility from 65 to 62.
A Branscomb California reader Leo Everett Tipton urges ending capital punishment. He argues killing is wrong regardless of crime and questions revenge as deterrent. He calls for courts to rule out executions and promote living.
State Senator Nicholas Petris, a liberal gadfly from Oakland, pushes bold proposals to curb car use in big cities. He favors banning cars downtown, restoring civil rights to ex felons, tax free pollution free cars, and taxing freeways to fund pedestrian malls and transit. He notes Muskie's Clean Air Act influenced his stance and predicts eventual adoption despite likely hurdles.
The document cites Ken O'Donnell's view that the Democratic race hinges on four key states: Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and California. It argues labor strength will decide major primaries and notes a long term Nixon decline. Wisconsin is warned as a difficult battleground with Muskie McGovern and Wallace strong in separate regions.
A humorous column mocks work life and daily routines with wry quips. It satirizes cost systems marriage signals and office dynamics while wryly noting petty social misalignments and musical metaphors in everyday behavior.
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