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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1973

Page

2

Ukiah Police Leader Named Welfare Investigator

Don Scotto, a longtime Ukiah police officer and youth activities figure, was named county welfare investigator by the board of supervisors, succeeding resigned Keith Pruyn. A local poll shows strong opposition to the proposed “R” freeway route through Hopland, with wealth owners favoring a central path despite four other options.

Don Scotto Ukiah Board of Supervisors Keith Pruyn Hopland State Division of Highways Mexico Canada Ben) Myers Highway Patrol River Union School District

Ukiah General Hospital Seeks New 45-Bed Facility

Ukiah residents face a public hearing at Pomolita School tonight at 7 30 p m on NorCon Health plans to build a 45 bed hospital on S Dorant Observatory land. The $1/2 million facility would occupy 32 000 square feet with room for future expansion and upgraded medical equipment to serve the Greater Ukiah area.

Ukiah Pomolita School NorCon Health Ukiah General Hospital S. Dorant Observatory Teresa Ray Ukiah General Peme

Exams in grams metric plan for California schools 1976

The state Department of Education plans to introduce metric instruction in mathematics and science in California public schools in 1976. The piece argues the United States will eventually adopt metric measurements and urges early familiarization for students and industry. It notes industry conversion slows as others hesitate and suggests public examples like consumers asking for liters at stations.

State Department of Education California United States of America

Rough legal seas for commissions

Sacramento Copley News Service reports early months of California Coastal Zone Initiative face court challenges. State attorney general has intervened in five cases, losing three at trial. temporary stays granted for two Occidental Petroleum drilling cases. Most suits target whether defendants vested rights before permits were required. Plaintiffs seek penalties up to $500 daily, $10,000 fines, and legal fees.

Copley News Service Sacramento State Attorney General’s Carl Boronkay Pacific Palisades Occidental Petroleum Co Boronkay California Coastal Zone Commission Commission San Diego Santa Cruz Santa Barbara State Supreme Court

Now You Know By United Press International

When slavery ended after the Civil War George Washington Carver and his brother James were adopted by their former master a German immigrant farmer and his wife.

United Press International George Washington Carver James

California moves to end paid blood donations

Assemblyman Alan Sieroty proposes phasing out commercial blood banks in California and replacing them with a volunteer donor system by December 31, 1975. Barry Keene notes a $30 tax deduction for donors and cites studies showing volunteers pose far lower hepatitis risk than paid donors.

Sacramento California Alan Sieroty Beverly Hills Connecticut San Francisco Irwin Memorial Blood Bank Sierotyk Decober American Association of Blood Banks Red Cross

New books at the Library catalog list diverse titles

The Library offers Feasting Free on Wild Edibles by Bradford Angler for Gourmets and campers seeking wild substitutes. Kennedy Neurosis by Nancy Clinch is a psycho biography of the Kennedy dynasty. The Land Beyond the River by Jesse Stuart follows the Perkins family into welfare life. Masquerade in Venice by Velda Johnston depicts 1880s Venice with Gothic charm. Master of Middle-Marsh by Paul Kocher analyzes Tolkien's LOTR in context. A Thousand Miles of Mustangin by Ben Green chronicles a humorous Texan horse odyssey. Wily Women of the West by Grace Ray presents vignettes of Western women.

Bradford Angler Nancy Clinch Jesse Stuart Perkins Appalachian Kentucky Ohio Stuart Venice Velda Johnston Middle-Marsh Jjror. Tolkien Paul Kocher Ben Green Weatherford Texas Grace Ray

Ukiah General Hospital replacement urged at hearing

Readers urge immediate replacement of the privately run Ukiah General Hospital with a modern facility, noting 45 years of service, obsolescence of the current plant, and no taxpayer cost. They cite growth in the community and demand prompt approval to ensure adequate medical care for residents.

Ukiah General Hospital Pomolita School

Watergate Cash Ties Spark Safes and Swiss Bank Visits

Investigative notes reveal unaudited cash stashed in GOP safes nationwide and a trip by Alan MacQuoid to the Swiss Credit Bank of Zurich on February 12. He claimed the bank dealings were strictly personal while linked to Nixon’s circle. Reporting traces $500,000 in Kalmbach accounts and payments tied to espionage, plus contacts with Watergate figures. MacQuoid denied involvement, offered no comment. Additional items include James McCord’s deposits and Mrs. Liddy’s safety deposits, with FBI contact not yet established.

Alan MacQuoid Los Angeles MacQuoid Jack Cloherty Switzerland Scandinavian Airlines Far West Ski Association Kalmbach Tell Us James McCord Riggs National FBI Harnen E. Howard Hunt Chicago

ECO-LOGIC $10,000 in cash in her purse

A report notes a politician’s associate carrying ten thousand dollars in hundred dollar bills in a purse and plans to invest the money in a motel rather than bank it. The tale implies a traceable cash flow and possible political entanglements.

Hunt

Barbs by Phil Pasteret

One of the hardest jobs to give up is doing nothing. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, but then our neighbor spends a lot on fertilizer.

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