Ukiah Valley Association to Hear Retarded Child Program
Leslie Johnson will report on the retarded child program at Ukiah High School tonight during a meeting of the Ukiah Valley Association for Retarded Children. Two Ukiah juniors, Louis Hornung and Jay Hayes, have been selected to represent Ukiah at the annual Boys and Girls State week in Sacramento the fourth week of June. Gov. Edmund Pat Brown welcomed Ukiah yesterday with District Attorney Frank Petersen, Judge Ray Ware, Fort Bragg, and Paul Johnson.
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Pat” Brown
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Frank Petersen
Ray Ware
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Paul Johnson
George Hunter B A Cober Joins Ukiah Daily Journal
Managing editor George Hunter and publisher emeritus B A Cober are listed on the Ukiah Daily Journal masthead. The byline signals leadership roles within the paper.
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Mendocino County Voters Face New Supervisorial Districts
A state mandated one man one vote redraw reshapes Mendocino County into District 5 in the south and District 3 in the north with District 4 boundaries altered to fit population. District 1 intrudes into Ukiah city, and District 2 covers most of the county seat area. Voters should check polling places and note district changes as they prepare for the June 3 elections including Assembly State Senate and presidential races. Voter apathy is warned as a threat to democracy.
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Honest tax relief a mirage amid rising California taxes
The California Taxpayers Association reports a 52.4 percent tax rise over four years, with Californians paying 42.7 billion this year and an average of 2 080 annually per person. Federal and state taxes drive most increases, while true relief comes from minimal government and tighter public oversight.
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ACLU frames school discipline as constitutional rights issue
The ACLU argues that slapping or spanking unruly public school children may infringe constitutional rights. The writer jokes a fifth grader could invoke the 13th and 8th Amendments to avoid after school duties, suggesting the proposal may turn bored students into constitutional scholars.
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American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Belotti Pushes Expanded State Support for California Fairs
California Senate aide Brian Davie outlines two Belotti bills to strengthen and raise state backing for county and district fairs. One bill would direct 4.68 million dollars yearly from the Fair and Exposition Fund, remove the 65 thousand per-fair cap, and drop six allocation factors. The second would lift permanent improvements funding from 2.25 million to 4 million annually, with possible inclusion of repairs and community programs.
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California auto repair law aims to curb unscrupulous shops
Statewide rules require 40 000 to 50 000 repair businesses to register with the Bureau of Automotive Repair, pay a 50 registration fee by June 30, and provide written labor and parts estimates before work. Customers must receive invoices detailing services and replaced parts, with rules on used or rebuilt parts and notifications for subcontracted repairs.
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Ballot Propositions May Reach November Ballot
Voters may face three CA measures if Assembly and Senate approve. Proposals seek: allow communities to retain public housing sites, eliminate state college tuition, and lower drinking age to eighteen. Only five of over 100 amendments passed in 1971.
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Calley Insanity Question Raised By Psychologists
Suppressed psychological reports on Lieutenant William Calley suggest severe mental instability during the My Lai massacre. Dr. Weider and Dr. Stammeyer describe potential psychotic and personality disorders. Latimer notes agreement to not pursue insanity as a legal defense.
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Florida
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Barbs By Phil Pastoret On Traffic Light Wrecks
A fragmented column by Phil Pastoret questions traffic light signals during wrecks and reflects on betting culture and football footwork, noting modern terms like charge cards. The piece mixes observations of road incidents with sports and social cues in a brief, reflective tone.
Fantastic Fountain Lights Up Grand Haven
Grand Haven Michigan boasts the world’s largest musical fountain with a basin the size of a football field. The 260 foot long fountain pumps over 4000 gallons of water per minute and draws enough power to light a community of about 1000 people.
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