Senate Budget Record Moves To Higher Senate Version
Sacramento Senate Finance Committee quickly substituted its larger budget, adding 7 million to the Assembly's 3.6 billion plan, setting up a likely Senate passage and a joint conference with the Assembly. The Assembly, meanwhile, ended a six week impasse with a 69 to 0 vote but is expected to reject the Senate version. Gov Brown approved the compromise moves, noting the deadlock was created by a stubborn minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPS
Senate Finance Committee
Assembly
Senate
George Miller Jr
D-Martinez
Roy Bell
Democrats
Ways and Means Committee
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Don Mulford
Piedmont
GOP
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly Democratic
Masonite Election Set for June 5
Masonite employees will vote Friday June 5 on union representation changing from the Pulp Sulphite and Paper mill Workers AFL CIO to the Teamsters Union led by James Hoffa. R N Rasmus Masonite general manager announced the secret ballot election to be held in the plant conference room with eligible production and maintenance workers including mechanical and wood storage staff.
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Masonite
Teamsters Union
Pulp
Afl-Cio
R. N. Rasmus
James Hoffa
National Relations Board
Ukiah City Approves PG E Sale to City
City Manager Lyell Cash told the Ukiah City Council that the Public Utilities Commission has approved the proposed purchase of the PG E electrical franchise. The deal moves Ukiah toward municipal service, with 2 to 3 months of cooperative work remaining before lines tie into city service. Sale price is estimated between 277000 and 325000 dollars.
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Lyell Cash
Public Utilities Commission
Pg&e Electrical
Ukiah
City of
PUC
Pg&e
Cash
Tipsy Driving Jails Woman in Ukiah Arrest
Estelle Marie Smith, 59, was arrested by Ukiah police yesterday at 5 p.m. in the 200 block of N State Street for drunk driving, no valid license, and an open bottle in her car. Her husband Virgil M. Smith was charged with drunkenness. She is held in the county jail in lieu of bail. Smith was released.
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Estelle Marie Smith
Ukiah
N. State Street
Noted Western Performer to Ride in Rodeo Parade
Famed western performer Johnny Bond will ride in the Ukiah Valley Rodeo parade on May 23. He will ride in a convertible entered by KMSL. The parade, sponsored by the Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce, will start at 3 p.m. on State Street and feature judges from Mendocino County Fair and local Jaycees. Retired Judge Lilburn Gibson serves as grand marshal. Tickets and box seats are available at the gate and from Jaycee members.
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Johnny Bond
Ukiah, Valley
Bond
Ukiah
KMSL
Tiny Harris
Cquatry
Jaycee
Thomas M. Roberts
State
W. Mill
Scott St
Milan School St
Mendocino County
O. W
Dick) Winkler
Santa Rosa Jaycees
Santa Rosa
Superior Court
Lilburn Gibson
Frank S. Petersen
Frank P. Belotti
Martin Wener
J. Harvey Sawyers
Oscar H. Klee
12Th District Fair Board
Roberts
Fairgrounds
Covelo Stampede Queen Contest Nominee Pam McKay
Pam McKay is among four contenders for Covelo Stampede Queen on May 30 and 31. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin McKay she is active in Covelo groups and works for Paisley Transportation. She is a Covelo Junior Riding Club advisor and nail driving winner at FFA Field Day. Other contestants are Betty Bauer Toni Long and Sandy Rains.
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Tive
Round Valley High School
Pam
Covelo
FFA
Paisley Transportation
Polsley
Polsley Transportation
Robert’s Five and Dime
Dan's Groceries
Butte River Lodge
Schultz Logging
Betty Bauer
Toni Long
Sandy Rains
Congressmen accuse First Lady's Alabama tenants of squalor
Two Republican congressmen toured Autauga County Alabama farms owned by Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and described tenant housing as deplorable saying the poverty program should involve the Johnsons directly. They claimed landlords bear responsibility and said no federal funds are needed.
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Washington
UPI
Alabama
Lyndon B. Johnson
M. G. Snyder
R.ky
Johnsons
GOP
Elizabeth Carpenter
Johnson
Carpenter
Martin
Snyder
Autauga County
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Ukiah Chamber Names Leaders For Program
Ukiah Chamber announces leaders for six business groups in the Keep Pace With Tomorrow division. Leaders include Edward J. Bean and Bud Jordan for Automotive and Transportation. Carrol L. Ornham and Edward A. Gillespie for Manufacturers Finance Utilities Construction. Robert Bell Walter Buchholz Dr. William M. Allison and Dr. A. C. McChesney for Professional. Del Kennedy and Dr. Carl Aagaard for Real Estate and Insurance. Lyle Hobby and Dave Spencer for Retail and Wholesale. C. W. Lightenberg and Augustus O’Farrell for Diversified. They will meet Friday at 10 a.m. at the Palace Hotel for a coffee-break planning session.
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Dean Billigmeir
Harold Trenholm
Automotive
Edward J. Bean
Bud Jordan
Carrol L. Ornham
Edward A. Gillespie
Robert Bell
Walter Buchholz
William M. Allison
A. C. McChesney
del Kennedy
Carl Aagaard
Lyle Hobby
Dave Spencer
Diversified
C. W. Lightenburger
Augustus O'Farrell
Palace Hotel
Coast Highway Meeting Set For Pt Arena
Pt Arena hosts an all day May 22 meeting on State Highway 1 coastal growth with Frank Myer as Shoreline Highway unit chair. Luncheon speaker Abraham Kofman will outline highway plans joined by district engineers Sam Helwer and J P Sinclair. Reservations are 2.50 each for 150 attendees through Joan Stornetta or REA San Francisco office.
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Redwood Coast
Redwood Empire Association
Il Point Arena
Frank Myer
Pt. Reyes Station
RINA
Shoreline Highway
Pt. Arena High School
Abraham Kofman
Alameda County
State Division of Highways
Sam Helwer
Eureka
J. P. Sinclair
San Francisco
The
Reyes Civic Club
Myer
Joan Stornetta
Mendocino
Tenants Want To Stay On Mrs Johnsons Alabama Farm
A first hand report from Autauga and Chilton counties describes Mrs Lyndon Johnson's landholdings, where nearly 4,000 acres are leased to elderly Black tenants. Willie Cutler and others face leaky houses, small three room dwellings, and yearly rents around 60 dollars for four acres of land with some grazing rights, while Johnson shifts land toward pine plantation plans and a distant plan to reduce need for tenants and sharecroppers.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Alabama
Willie Cutler
Lyndon Johnson
Charlie Cutler
Johnson
Pines
John" Patillo
Weather Update for Northwestern California and Coastal Areas
Northwestern California sees fair conditions with coastal overcast through Friday. Highs around Ukiah 78 and Santa Rosa 70 to 72, with lows near 44 to 45. Coastal winds northwest to north at 10 to 20 knots.
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California
Fair
Ukiah
Napa
Santa Rosa
Ukiah Weather Summary May 1964 and 1983 Observations
Readable fragments show temperature ranges and rainfall notes for Ukiah. May 1964 entries indicate daytime highs around mid 60s with cooler nights, while 1983 references record highs near 88 and lows near 47. Rainfall amounts include a 24.5 inch figure and a 44.45 inch placeholder.
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Nate
Ukiah
McNamara urges more aid for South Vietnam to defeat communists
Defense Secretary McNamara told President Johnson after returning from Saigon that additional U.S. military and economic aid to South Vietnam is essential to win the long struggle against communists. He proposed dispatching more training forces but saw no need for a major troop build-up now. He said further steps depend on changing conditions and would be discussed with Johnson in subsequent meetings. Morgan pledged support if more funding for the Vietnam war is requested.
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Charles W. Corddry Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
South Viet Nam
U. S
McNamara
White House
North Viet Nam
Thomas FE. Morgan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pentagon
House
Saigon
House Armed Service Committee
U.S
Congress
Joseph Turri Not Negligent
A Superior Court jury of eight women and four men deliberated less than an hour yesterday before ruling Joseph Turri of Talmage not negligent in the injury of Kathleen Cooper, then seven, struck by Turri’s car on Talmage Road February 9, 1961. Cooper’s guardian had filed a $50,000 suit. The venire and three special venires were exhausted Monday before the final jury was seated Tuesday.
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Joseph Turri
Talmage
Kathleen Cooper
Turri
Talmage Road
Cooper
Five Killed In Jet Crash Near Lincoln Elementary
NORTH LAS VEGAS Nev UPI five people died when an Air Force F105D jet crashed into a new residential neighborhood after narrowly missing Lincoln Elementary School with 800 students. Pilot 1st Lt Raynor L Hebert stayed with the plane to try to save the houses and school before crashing into homes, destroying nine houses.
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North
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Air Force
Raynor L. Hebert
Hebert
Port Arthur
Tex
Mt. Charleston
Nellis
Lincoln
Boyd Hubbard
Scott
Eisenhower declares strict neutrality in Republican race
Former President Eisenhower says he will not pick a candidate for the GOP nomination and will support the party’s chosen nominee. Returning to Pennsylvania from California he warns against dictating a choice and calls any stop movement a silly effort. He emphasizes he will back the convention and the eventual nominee, including potential foes like Barry Goldwater.
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Martin J. Sikora
Harrisburg
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
California
Eisenhower
Johnson
Republican Party
GOP
Eiseenhower
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Tam
Repub
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Pam McKay
Ladybird
Johnson Land
Dave Martin
Ukiah Chamber
Pt. Arena
Jonn Lynch Billingsley
Ala
Pacific Airlines
Danville
Viet Nam
Mer
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