Growth necessary to good health for Ukiah area
Ukiah faces growth crossroads with debate over development and planning. The piece argues growth is inevitable and beneficial when planned, praising planning commissions and the Board of Supervisors for weighing evidence in the My Ranch case and urging thoughtful, forward motion for the community and its children.
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Mendocino County
Ukiah
State Street
Coyote Dam
Mendocino
My Ranch
Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Ecology Corps to use conscientious objectors for state duties
Gov Ronald Reagan proposes an Ecology Corps formed from conscientious objectors to support California’s environment program and disaster response. About 3,600 objectors in Class 10, with 40 hour weeks and $15 monthly, would staff Parlin Fork Conservation Camp and similar sites, perform trail building, erosion control, habitat work, fire fighting, and search and rescue support, while closing Parlin Fork risks losing 100 workers during fire seasons.
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Reagan
California
Vietnam
Ecology Corps
Mendocino County
Parlin Fork
Fort Bragg
Division of Forestry
U.S. Forest Service
Partin’Fork
Mendocino Lake garden clubs host district show
Ten years ago the Mendocino Lake Garden Clubs district meeting and flower show drew praise from Mrs. Charles P. Scott of Santa Rosa who judged the event. Hopland Garden Club presided with Mrs. Arthur Matthews as hostess and Mrs. Arthur Romer as general chairman. The item also notes the Sheriff's Air Squadron plans for emergency landings, winter sports surveys for Mendocino and Lake counties, and highway work on the Cloverdale Hopland relocation of the Redwood Highway with a $900,000 state allotment and landowner rights disputes. Mayor Smith oversees ongoing fill work on Smith Street extension, delaying a planned vacation.
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Mendo Lake
Duncan Springs
Charles P. Scott
Santa Rosa
California Federation of Garden Clubs
Arthur Matthews
Hopland Garden Club
Hopland
Arthur Romer
Mendocino Pass
North Coast Council
State Chamber of Commerce
Duane Bittenbender
Bert Mankins
W. M. Moir
Round Valley
Travel and Recreation Committee
Council
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Mendocino County
Sacramento
Charles H. Purcell
Russian River
Purcell
Redwood
Cloverdale
Nuclear parity urged as U.S. faces Soviet missile boom
Washington columnist argues Defense Secretary Laird must speed up U.S. nuclear programs to avoid inferiority amid a Soviet expansion in ICBMs and naval power. He warns SALT talks cannot replace tangible action to preserve American parity and security.
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Richard Wilson
Washington
D.C
Melvin R. Laird
United States
Laird
Soviet Union
U.S
Nixon
America
Pentagon
Kremlin
Cuba
Secret photos and T K checkpoints spark Senate pressure
Washington officials accuse Mel Laird and CIA chief Richard Helms of selectively sharing sensitive Tango-Kilo intelligence with favored Senators to back the defense budget. Military leaders warn of gaps in understanding Soviet missile postures as new huge silos are dug. The disclosures highlight risks of leaks from top secret space reconnaissance.
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Pacific
Air Force
Special Activities Office
Pentagon
Adm
John McCain
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs
McCain
Defense
Mel Laird
CIA
Richard Helms
Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Ed Muskie
George McGovern
Muskie
Political fragments and My Lai drugs cited in 1970 column
A collage of 1970 political notes cites regional attitudes toward McGovern and Humphrey, a study on drug use in the Americal division after My Lai, Nixon aide Jonathan Rose's disability, Raiford prison violence, and an FBI probe into a shotgun attack. Includes named places Connecticut Ohio and states.
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Ohio
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
McGovern
Humphrey
Kennedy
Vietnam
Washington
My Lai
Americal
Pentagon
Nixon
Jonathan Rose
White House
Rose
H. Chapman Rose
GOP
Young Rose
Raiford
Florida
Raiford Prison
Corrections
Louie Wainwright
Wainwright
R.P. McLendon
James Bax
Rehabilitative Services
Don Hassfurder
Hassfurder
FBI
Plight of California Cities Report Highlights Municipal Strain
Sacramento five page study by the League of California Cities warns many cities cannot finance current services and may fail to meet minimum service levels for residents.
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Copley News Service
Sacramento
California
League of California
Cities seek major tax powers to ease fiscal crisis
Richard Carpenter said cities face a crisis due to a 1 per cent property tax cap and limited taxation options. They propose minor measures such as higher motor vehicle in lieu fees and liquor license fees, a tippler’s tax, and removing exemptions, but the report deems these insufficient. The best option is authorizing an income tax and other broad reforms to fund cities.
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Richard Carpenter
League
Carpenter
California
Now You Know By United Press International
Writer's cramp is known as graphospasm. The brief notes a medical term for a common handwriting ailment and mentions its origin in professional writing. No dates or places are given.
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United Press International
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Ukiah Daily Journal
M. D. Glover Dean Devries George Hunter
B. A. Cober
The
Page One News
Sheriff's Air Squadron
Bob Banzhaf
Sheriff's Office
Redwood Highway
State Department of Public Works
Smith St
Ayor Smith
Russ
Ronnie Tew
Thanx
Dorothy Hofbauer
Ravenna
Nabe
NEA, Inc
West Third St
Cleveland
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