Ukiah Area Celebrates Rodeo Week and Local News Highlights
Ten year old page recounts Ukiah events. Earl Fullerton helps co sponsor Ukiah Valley Rodeo planning for May 19 20 with proclamation designating May 14 20 as Rodeo Week. Also notes local civic, school and sports happenings across Ukiah Willits and Mendocino.
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Earl Fullerton
12Th District Fair Board of Directors
Ukiah
Roy Wagner
Leslie Johnson
Women’s Valley
Glenn M. Anderson
Local race drama ends with ballot withdrawal bid
A respected retired educator and supervisor candidate announced plans to quit and back the challenger via a petition for writ of mandate to remove his name from the San Francisco ballot. The court denied the bid, citing the Election Code, while the educator faced offers to campaign for the challenger shortly before the ruling.
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San Francisco
California Veterans Aid Program Faces June Replenishment
As of 1971 end, over 250000 California veterans used the program to buy or build homes and farms. The State Department of Veterans Affairs holds about $60 million in commitments with 3000 ex-GIs waiting, and 5000 more applications expected in 1972. If Proposition I fails, the program could halt, forcing veterans to seek private loans with higher rates and risking economic and unemployment setbacks.
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California
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans ‘Affairs
Beilenson Tax Refund Proposal Faces Skepticism
The proposal to pay taxpayers $25 for filing returns gains popularity but critics call it hokum. They argue real relief requires reduced state spending so the budget preserves taxpayer money rather than levying new costs.
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Anthony Beilenson
California smog rules boost car testing results
California declares progress in enforcing state smog standards as 1972 models show higher compliance through mandatory on line testing. ARB official G C Hass notes more cars meet limits, fewer emissions, but hydrocarbons slightly higher. testing remains voluntary and limited to early 1970s models.
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Copley News
California
State Air Resources ‘Board
G.C. Hass
ARB
Los Angeles
Hass
Federal En
Vironmental Protection Agency
EPA
Letter to the Editor from Ukiah on social unrest and symbols
A Ukiah Daily Journal letter criticizes a photo of a county official sworn in, references Khrushchev and revolutionary fist symbolism, and laments urban decay and taxpayer funding for young attorneys while urging calm and rejecting Bircher rhetoric. The piece contrasts Berkeley, San Francisco’s Haight Ashbury, and Seminary Avenue with concerns over subversion and public representations.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Daily _ Journal
Perkins St
Krushchev
United Nations
Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Berkeley
Haight-Ashbury
San. ‘Francisco
Seminary Avenue
Siesta
Belotti endorses Mendocino County nuclear plant
Assembly member Frank Belotti urges support for Pacific Gas and Electric Company proposed nuclear generating facility on Humboldt Bay near Eureka. He notes clear public backing, cites growing California energy needs, and calls for approval by the California Public Utilities Commission and the U S Atomic Energy Commission.
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Frank Belotti
Mendocino County
Pacific Gas ‘& Electric Company
Second Assembly District
Humboldt
Humboldt Bay
Eureka
California
California Public Utilities Commission
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Eastland Campaign Ad Firm Ties Stir Mississippi Primary
A Houston ad agency halted its Webb campaign work after threats of a tie to Nixon advertising and a promise of White House business. Partners deny a deal with Tower and Eastland, while Webb defends his bid against Eastland amid ITT hearings echoes. Jimmy the Greek cites Ohio primary odds and Muskie’s fading prospects.
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Washington
Bertier
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Eastland
Senate
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Taylor
Webb
Leland
Houston
Culberson, Heller and Norton
Tower
White” House
Texas
Nixon
Ed Norton
Norton
Iin
Phil Joanou
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Senator Eastland
ITT
Joanou
Heller
Fred LaRue
White House
LaRue
John Tower
Jimmy
Las Vegas
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Ohio
George Wallace
Henry
Jackson
Wallace
Ed Muskie
Florida
Cal Expo debate ends in defeat for plan to close fair
An urban Southern California Assemblyman who opposes fairs was defeated last week in his third bid to close Cal Expo and sell the property. The debate focused on funding Cal Expo through gambling revenues, with supporters arguing the state fair needs continued funding and Cal Expo could host a year round exposition drawing thousands of out of state visitors.
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Normy Graham
Curry
Redwood Syncopators
Graham
Edgar Smith
E.P. Smith
Smith
Sunnyvale
Charles’ H. Orr
Los Angeles
Ukiah
Ed Porter
Orr
California
M. Cleland
Sadie Roeder
Fort Bragg
Cal Expo
Joint Legislative Committee On
There’s Such a Thing as Playing Dumb by Pastorets
In this witty column Phil Pastoret riffs on theater ethics and showmanship. He questions authenticity in performance, noting how audiences and actors alike gauge credibility and intention behind staged charm.
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Phil Pastoret
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South School Street
Maller
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Page One News
Bruce Crook
Dolphin High School
Ukiah Municipal Swimming Pool
Chico State
Sacramento
D.L. Vanderpool
Oklahans
Animal Week
Willits
D.T. Bennitt
Mendocino
Frank Zeek
Pomolita
LH. Foster
Foster
Board of Trustees
Bob Stefani
Helen Stefani
Almia Stefani
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Safeway
Martin Stark
Ukiah Rotary
Walter Dandelin
Herb Lawrence
Belottickey
Bob Heller
Taylor Webb
John
East Indea
Collier
Randolph Collier
ECO Logic
Bank OF America
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