Redwood Valley California Community News Notes
May 3 highlights include final U S Constitution test results plans for high school graduation party report cards due today and upcoming music festival at Ukiah High School May 14 talent show at Potter Valley and De Young Museum trip for 7th graders. Gymkhana trophies awarded to riders from Lucerne Willits and Ukiah plus local winners. farm advisory talks on fertilisers soil experiments and dam project progress with water district plans discussed. Evangelist meetings at Calvary Temple begin May 8 with Rev Lynn Martin leading nightly sessions through May 12.
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Governor seeks change to death penalty moratorium bill
Legislature Today reports the governor asks Senate leadership to move a death penalty moratorium bill to the Judiciary committee, while efficiency concerns are rejected. Riverside Press Club hears the governor praise fair news coverage but urges more printing of Sacramento reports. Fairview State Hospital suspends ten employees after arrests for mistreating young patients. Senate approves removing Alameda Contra Costa Transit District from charter business. Committee advances a bill aiding private firms writing voluntary disability insurance. Assembly panel OKs Sundays off for auto dealers in 23 counties, kills slow-speed fog zone proposal. California has 17 national forests covering about 19.9 percent of the state.
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Technicians Charged With Beating Children At Fairview Hospital
Thirteen psychiatric technicians faced more than 30 counts of mistreating mentally retarded children at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa California after a five week probe. The case cites violent abuse including beating heads against walls and cement floors. 200 patients were interviewed as investigators prepared to present to Gov. Brown.
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Truman Celebrates 19th Birthday at 79
Former President Harry S Truman marks his 79th birthday with a two hour lunch in Kansas City. He jokes about aging while receiving long distance calls from President Kennedy Chief Justice Warren and Jack Benny. He had recently undergone a hernia operation and had an indigestion attack two weeks ago.
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Working-Wives Double Highlighted At Illinois Club Meet
Willis H. Edmund executive consultant for Goodyear told the 69th Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs convention that the share of married working wives has doubled since 1940. He cited 230 million women workers today with more than 12 million married and living with husbands.
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