Clausen on Watergate trust dealt harsh blow
Clausen argues Watergate damaged public trust and credibility in government. He calls the affair a criminal conspiracy led by young White House staffers, notes names like Magruder Chapin Dean and Liddy, and urges a full impartial investigation to reveal motives and evidence behind the burglary and bugging.
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America
White House
Gemstone
Watergate
Magruder
Chapin
Dean
Liddy
Mitchell
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Nixon
Democratic Party
New Books at Library: Various Biographies and Guides
The Library lists Banesh Hoffman’s Einstein biography and several novels and practical guides. Notable titles include Cottage a Gothic tale by Gretchen Travis, Crusing the California Delta travel guide by Robert Walters, and Hour of Gold Hour of Lead recounting Lindbergh with letters and diaries. Also featured are Octopus and Squid by Cousteau, Pearl S Buck’s Cook Book, Weed Cookbook, and Navajo weaving instructions.
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Albert Einstein
Banesh Hoffman
California Delta
Robert E. Walters
Sacramento River Delta
Babs Deal
Sara Hillstrom
Anne Lindberg
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Philippe Doile
Captain Cousteau
Pearl S. Buck
Orient
Indochina
Thailand
Burma
Philippines
Malaya
India
Japan
China
Noel Bennett
Possible problems on new hospital
NorCon Health voted unanimously for the new Ukiah General Hospital at S Dora and Observatory but amended the motion to urge phasing out Mendocino Community Hospital after completion. The panel calls for deleting Howard Memorial Hospital from Service Area 109 and questions Willits hospital status as a one-hospital area. A NorCon meeting May 17 will consider the panel’s recommendation and local board actions.
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Ukiah General Hospital
S. Dora
Observatory
NorCon Health
Mendocino Community Hospital
Mendocino County Hospital
Board of Supervisors
NorCon
Willits
Ukiah
Ukiah General
Howard Memorial Hospital
Ukiah Hospitals
Garberville
Decimate in Language Change Highlights Dictionary Shift
A discussion on how decimate has shifted from meaning one tenth lost to general destruction. Webster’s 1934 edition framed one tenth as the loss, while Webster’s 1966 Third edition accepts broader use such as inflation decimating buying power.
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Webster’s International
Chinese team defeats French opponents in Paris by 89 to 86
In its first European appearance a Chinese basketball team beat France 89 86 in Paris. Star player Chao Liang tsai stands 6 9 and 264 pounds. The players’ gentle conduct pleased officials but a Belgian referee warned aggression may grow with more contact.
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China
Paris
Chao Liang-tsai
This Was Page One News WwW Years Ago
A compact review lists items from 40 to 20 years ago including Mr and Mrs James Stutsman honored at Ukiah Grange for their 40th anniversary Olga Hilliker lectured the program 20 years ago Judith Beck spoke of training at the federal civilian defense school at St Mary's College 30 years ago Potter Valley twister disrupted gardens damaged telephone lines and silos 40 years ago Redwood Valley charcoal mill fire destroyed the plant and nearby home details note residents Cyril Goudge Bob Muir first to respond plus a casual closing comment about lunch breaks mowing lawn and neighbor dogs
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James Stutsman
Ukiah Grange
Olga Hilliker
Federal
Civilian Defense Training School
St. Mary’s College
Potter Valley
Charles Whittaker
Redwood Valley
Stull Swaps Assembly Seat for California Senate
Sen John Stull, a conservative Republican, explains his move from the Democratic-leaning Assembly to the Senate to balance party power. He vows continued focus on education and conservation, noting a 20-20 split and his aim to be a strong voice for the people. He cites a demanding schedule and long service, flying between San Diego County and Sacramento without vacation since 1967.
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Copley News Service
Sacramento
State
Senate
Assembly
John Stull
Stull
San Diego County
San Diego
Monagan
Bob Monagan
R-Tracy
Nixon
Republican Caucus
Ronald Reagan
California
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on Mondays and bearing burdens
This snippet presents Phil Pastoret’s barbs about Mondays noting one redeeming aspect. It attributes a sentiment that bearing others’ troubles is easier than enduring one’s own. The concise quip reflects a reflective, wry newspaper tone.
Ann Landers Pioneering in kitchen is fun
Dear Ann Landers replies on cooking as a life skill and family roles. Bar U Ranch praises cooking during cattle work, noting early attempts and improvement. Other letters critique whale oil ads and bankers discussing clients. Ann Landers dismisses oils as a scam and urges ethics in finance.
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Ann Landers
Plainfield
Weston
Mass
Watergate ties CIA to fake credentials in break-in
Washington reports allege Watergate ringleaders used phony CIA credentials during spying on Democrats. McCord and Liddy reportedly flashed aliases like George Russell while CIA links are described, with memos noting CIA cautions and officers involved. Senate leaders push to keep air safety out of politics, citing a gag order on disclosures.
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Washington
Watergate
Central Intelligence Agency
James McCord
CIA
George Russell
G. Gordon Liddy
FBI
WFO
Hunt and Liddy
United States
Republican Party
Howard Hunt
McCord
Democratic
Bernard Barker
Com
Pany
Miami
Hunt
John Rule
Alexander P. Butterfield
White House
Butterfield
Joseph Spear
National Transportation Safety Board
Nixon
Federal Aviation Administration
Senate Commerce
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
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Gretchen Travis
Ukiah Daily Journal
Dean Devries
George Hunter B.A. Cober
Mendocino Publishing Co
South School Street
Ukiah Mendocino County
Page One News
Judith Beck
Cyril Goudge
Bob Muir
C.M. Goudge
J.L. Brown
North State Street
By Shetela Marsee
BY Phil Pastoret