Weinkauf Enters Race for Ukiah City Council
Gary Weinkauf age 27, a South Valley high school teacher and varsity tennis and JV wrestling coach, filed to run in Ukiah's special city council election on June 29. He has taught English, math and commercial subjects at South Valley and previously in Sierra-Plumas Unified. Married with one child, he lives at 324 Hillview and pledges youthful energy and open minded problem solving for Ukiah.
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Ukiah Budget Up Slightly As Income Surges
City Manager Lyell Cash reported to the council that total income is about 520,000 above the 1970 71 budget estimate while expenses exceed projections by roughly 24,000 leaving a net 28,000 more revenue than planned by June 30. He credited finance director Roy Brosig and Treasurer Ruby Orr for smart investments yielding about 25,000 in interest and noted shortfalls in refuse disposal franchise receipts due to a contract change. The council approved Cox Motors low bid for four police cars and set weed abatement hearings for June 2 and approved an airport space lease.
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Berkeley council members speech triggers flag salute debate
Ukiah City Council members discussed Berkeley's new members refusing to salute the flag. Ralph Buxton urged action and warned the League of California Cities to pressure Berkeley or expel it. Jack Simpson and others supported urgingUkiah to address the flag salute issue.
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ROC reserve fund approved by board for two-cent tax
The board of supervisors unanimously approved a two cent tax increase to establish a county wide Regional Occupational Center reserve and to improve vocational training quality. Program director Phillip Nickerman said the funds will support interim operations and prevent students from leaving the county for schooling. August Avila and Jed Galletti praised the program, noting strong superintendent support and future expansion plans.
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Reagan calls California tax reform summit on people's problems
Gov. Reagan invites legislative leaders to a Tuesday morning summit to discuss tax reform and welfare reform as state leaders, Democrats and Republicans blame the tax structure for his tax free status. Senate Democrats oppose his $1 billion reform plan and urge focus on changing the system.
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Dollar wobble and Brandt warn against devaluing
U.S. dollar fell in quiet trading as Willy Brandt said Washington would not help Germany or Europe by devaluing the dollar. An emergency cabinet meeting was planned for the weekend to address the monetary crisis. European finance ministers prepared for talks in Basel and the Hague to seek a less painful path, while currencies in Germany and Japan faced instability and market closures continued.
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Rogers Arrives in Israel With Cairo Peace Plan
Secretary of State William P. Rogers lands in Tel Aviv steering a Cairo peace plan amid U S Israeli friction over withdrawal and a two stage Suez pullback. Demonstrators greet the mission while Cairo and Washington voice differing Middle East views and Sadat reaffirms goals.
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Washington antiwar rally dwindles as numbers fall
UPI reports that a three week Washington demonstration outside the South Vietnamese Embassy drew fewer than 75 participants on the 18th day. Police and troops held the scene with minimal tension as officers retreated from bridges and traffic posts after the late start.
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Masonite workers vote to keep Teamsters union ties
Masonite employees voted in a day long election to retain their three year affiliation with the Teamsters Union. Of 299 eligible, 164 favored keeping the union, 126 chose the Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers, nine voted non union. The count was supervised by the National Labor Relations Board in San Francisco and held in the south warehouse of the Masonite plant.
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Rotary hosts foreign students for 75th year in Ukiah
Ukiah Rotarians will host 34 UC foreign graduate students this weekend for a social, dinner, and county tours. The event includes a Lake Mendocino clubhouse social, a horse show drill, and a travel wrap up with a 500th student honored as the final count grows.
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