Ukiah Trustees Pursue Tax Hike and Bond Proposals
Trustees urge Ukiah elementary district voters to approve two bond issues and a tax increase. Propositions A and B require two thirds. C needs a simple majority. Locations include Frank Zeek Nokomis Oak Manor River schools. Proposals cover Pomolita expansion, a new site, and general operating funds.
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Ukiah
Board of Trustees
Frank Zeek
Nokomis
Oak Manor
River Schools
Pomolita
Babcock Lane
East Gobbin
County Employees Salary Increase Estimated at 140000
Civil Service Commission meeting Friday night sets 1 30 p m tomorrow for county employees salary adjustments totaling about 140000. Recommendations favor five percent raises for about 450 workers and include sheriff coroner department gains from sheriff matron to undersheriff. Personnel Director Gordon McKillican met with the board comprising Ashhurst Jr Hopland Berman Ukiah Ells Willits Peterson Mendocino Ohleyer Manelyester.
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Civil Service Commission
Sheriffs-Coroner's Department
Gordon McKillican
Thomas Ashhurst Jr
Hopland
Maury ‘Berman
Ukiah
Russell ‘Ells
Willits
Dorothy Peterson
Mendocino
Raymond Ohleyer
Manelyester
Ukiah Valley Rodeo Parade Opens Two Day Event
Ukiah Valley Rodeo celebration kicks off with a bright parade through the city. Winners across categories include Mutehed Pair Linda and Sharon Laughtin and Sheriff’s Posse in the senior group, Ukiah Junior Wranglers in mounted junior, Jobs Daughters and Lions Club in organization floats, and Ukiah High School band taking top honors among bands. Parade setup led by Zimmerman with local officials and parade marshals assisted by Redwood Empire Fair staff and Four Wheel Patrol.
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Linda
Sharon Laughtin
Wilma
Wanda Ludwig
Sheriff's Posse
Willits
Ukiah Junior Wranglers
Redwood Riders
Jobs Daughters
Lions Club
VFW
Kelseyville
Sunbeam
Little League
Camp Fire Girls
Empire
Larkin Younce
Sam Ray Jr
Ralph Hines
Carrol Ornham
Ralph Buxton
Jim Tocher
Redwood Empire Fair
Reno Bartolomiec
Four Wheel Patrol
House Ways and Means approves tax relief plan
The House committee moved Kennedy tax program forward approving a plan to give special relief for actors and athletes, whose incomes fluctuate. The proposal targets people with highly variable earnings and aims for about 40 million dollars in annual relief.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Supervisors and Planners Debate Liaison for Subdivisions
Mendocino County Supervisors and Planning Commission members held a joint session to discuss creating a clearer liaison between the two bodies for subdivisions and variance requests. Highlights included calls for standardized procedures, tighter adherence to tentative maps, and reducing political influence in decisions.
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Supervisors Chambers
Mendocino County Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Marlin Wener
Wener
Oscar Klee
Harvey Sawyers
Joe Hartley
Joe Scaramella
Planning Commission
Scaramella
Kempe Richardson
Cooper Tells Flight Story From Space Mission
Cape Canaveral UPI L Gordon Cooper undergoes medical tests and debriefing before Washington for a Distinguished Service Medal. He describes a 22.9 orbit flight proving humans can sleep eat and live in space and recalls a fireball reentry after automatic system failure.
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Patrick Harden
Cape Canaveral
UPI
L. Gordon Cooper
Washington
Earth
Air Force
Cooper
New York
Shim
Broadway
Financial District
City Hall
United States
Federal Space Agency
Robert C. Seammmans
Gordon Cooper
Personal Income Reaches Record April Total in 1963
The Commerce Department reports April personal income at a record 455.8 billion annual rate, up about 2.5 billion from March. Wages and salaries, dividends, interest, rents and other earnings boosted the gain, led by manufacturing with wages and salaries at a record 96.5 billion. The rise reflects higher employment, with hours and hourly earnings largely unchanged seasonally.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Thorntons Safe After Pilot Dies At Controls
Mr and Mrs Cedric Thornton of Potter Valley barely escaped after the private plane’s pilot Charles Tomlin suffered a fatal heart attack over Mexico. Hazel Tomlin, with only four hours of flying instruction, steadied the craft and landed it safely. The Thorntons and the Tomlins had left Tuesday for a pleasure trip to Mexico. no injuries were reported and the Thorntons were expected home soon.
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Cedric Thornton
Potter Valley
Mexico
Charles Tomlin
Hazel Tomlin
Earth
Thorntons
Tomlin's
Tomlin
Alameda Man Drowns Near Elk in Ocean Swim
Llewellyn Smith, 50, of Alameda, drowned Saturday noon a half mile south of Elk while swimming in the ocean. Funeral arrangements pend ing an autopsy. He is survived by his widow Ida.
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Llewellyn ‘Smith
Alameda
Elk
Ida
Weather outlook for Northwestern California turns fair through Tuesday
Northwestern California forecasts show fair skies through Tuesday with coastal drizzle and inland heating. Ukiah highs near 85 with 50s lows, Napa around 75 and 50, Santa Rosa about 73 and 50, winds from the northwest 12 to 22 knots along the coast.
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California
Napa
Santa Rosa
Fire at Grace Brown residence causes porch damage
Fire crews responded Sunday at 8 06 a m to a blaze on a sleeping porch at 486 N Bush St Grace Brown residence. Damage was limited with investigators citing a gas burner or electrical wiring as possible causes.
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Grace Brown
N. Bush St
Editorial urges "Yes" on Ukiah props A B C for education
Voters in the Ukiah Union elementary district face ballots on three propositions to fund expansion and modernization. Proposition A would borrow 362000 for classrooms and land, Proposition B 88000 for a future site, and Proposition C raise the tax rate from 1.20 to 1.46 for eight years. Trustees urge approval, arguing overcrowding and rising land values justify action. the article urges a yes vote on A, B, and C.
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Ukiah Union Elementary
Gobbs Street
Babcock Lane
Pomolita
Supreme Court upholds sit in convictions in several states
The Supreme Court overturned jail terms and fines for Negro sit-in demonstrators in Greenville South Carolina Birmingham Alabama Durham North Carolina and New Orleans ruling local segregation laws unconstitutional The decision centers on the Greenville case with Chief Justice Earl Warren declaring convictions invalid as the store ordinance forced segregation and left owners no choice Warren also overturned related sit-in convictions in Birmingham Durham and New Orleans noting state statutes violate the 14th Amendment and that private facility owners were compelled to segregate patrons
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Charlotte Moulton Washington
USPI
Supreme Court
Greenville
S.C
Birmingham
Ala
Durham
N. C
New Orleans
South
Earl Warren
Warren
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U.S
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