13 May 1971
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1971
Page
1
The page blends zodiac notes with color and stone associations for Pisces, mentions birthdays like Jackie Gleason Anais Nin and Irving Wallace, and links other signs Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer and Leo to brief traits. It also notes a few local crime and theft items including a pants theft and a burglary report with canned goods loss.
Federal Grand Jury hearings on Leslie Bacon proceed as she is kept under guard in a hotel. Attorneys say she faced grueling questions about March events and a New York trip, with her status as a material witness reiterated.
Sacramento UPI Reagan says a legitimate call could lead to a presidential bid if Nixon does not seek re election while reaffirming his two term limit as California governor He notes occasional regret over committing to serve only two terms and hints at a future federal run but remains focused on Nixon administration plans Also mentions a potential 1974 Senate run and a Japan trip that could expand to Asia dependent on Nixon’s invitation
San Francisco dispatch reports California poll shifts show Nixon's presidential chances weakening since November. In scenarios against Muskie, Kennedy, and Wallace, Nixon slips from leading to trailing or close margins, while Muskie or Kennedy gain advantage in the latest simulations.
Ukiah resident Ted E. Myer a self employed insurance man and nine year youth project volunteer campaigns for the June 29 special election to the Ukiah city council. He cites steady clean growth to keep a sound economic base and credits ex councilman Harold Henderson with meritorious work. Myer and wife Charlene live at 45 Washington Street with son Gerald and serve in church and youth groups while leading local fund drives.
Deborah Connaday files a personal injury suit against the State of California in Mendocino alleging a January 11, 1971 fall at Mendocino State Hospital on a wet slippery kitchen floor. She seeks $25,000 in general damages plus medical costs, lost earnings, and suit costs. attorney Harold L. Orchid of Los Angeles represents her.
Burglars entered the Rock Inn bar on Commercial and Grange Street Covelo on Wednesday night. Deputies said cigarettes and cash from a register were taken. Loss estimated at 35 dollars.
Cloudy today and early tonight then fair through Friday with night and morning low coast clouds. Showers possible north of Cape Mendocino this afternoon and evening. Inland slightly cooler today, warmer Friday. Ukiah highs near 70, lows near 45.
The record shows May 1971 temperatures with dates Hi and Lo and rainfall totals. It mentions May 2 23 5 12 occurring values, plus a note that an amendment to the U S Constitution does not require presidential signature.
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