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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
2
Ukiah Daily Journal presents a short notice listing the publisher and editor roles, with court decree No. 9267 referenced. The document notes operational details for Mendocino County California publication, including address and publication schedule.
Citizens push to turn a government facility loss into a private university campus option, with International University showing interest in acquiring MSH facilities for a new California campus. Advocates favor local control and urge support for AB 1611 to transfer the hospital to the county.
A Sacramento dispatch reports five measures to require subdividers to dedicate park recreation land or pay fees for parks and schools. Proposals by Assemblymen Quimby Barnes Wilson and Priolo include school site dedications, park land for communities, and exemptions for certain industrial and older condo projects. Hearings will be led by Assemblyman Priolo with approval by the Planning and Land Use Committee.
Ukiah Daily Journal readers debate insults in public discourse and reflect on American ideals after the George Wallace shooting. Contributors urge restraint, acknowledge civic sacrifice, and call for individual effort to uphold liberty and values.
Copley News Service reports Prop 1 on the June California ballot would authorize 250 million in veterans bonds to fund home and farm purchases. Supported unanimously by the Legislature, the program runs without cost to taxpayers since 1946, funding low interest loans and job-creating activity for veterans and their families.
The piece questions conflicting economic signals from unemployment to productivity and calls for a worker led solution. It notes productivity at 2.1 percent, a proposal for reeducation programs, and warns against government intrusion. It argues the remedy lies with workers and their employers.
Bruce Biass argues violence permeates American life from Wallace shooting to past assassinations. He cites daily crime, labor and racial unrest, campus clashes, and protests, urging a shift from violent street action to peaceful democratic process and true justice.
Nixon delays a full confrontation with North Vietnam by offering mixed signals to Saigon and Hanoi. He promises heavy air and naval strikes to aid Saigon while pledging to withdraw all American forces within four months after a cease fire. The strategy aims to delay a battlefield collapse until after the election, with disagreements over settlement terms and rising doubts about Saigon’s ability to resist. Meanwhile oil firms overcharge AID, prompting a GAO review showing potential taxpayer savings.
A columnist vents about a millionaire converting an estate into travelers checks and fleeing. He notes many pursue one goal driving others apart as fences rise quickly in politics. He observes the rich attract people willing to light their money, while the safest stance is the opposite side of a street quarrel.
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