Ukiah Letters to the Editor Challenge One-Sided Report
Ukiah residents use the letters section to contest a May 19 article. J Thomas MonPere defends North Coast Opportunities and rebuts alleged misstatements on governance and programs. A Legal Services staff member rejects links to antiwar activity and defends constitutional rights and duties.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
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Oy J. Thomas MonPere
North Coast Opportunities
Births listed for Kelley Hemling Duncan Cooper families
Vital statistics column records births at Lakeside Community Hospital and Ukiah General Hospital. Names include Kelley a boy born May 5 to Mr and Mrs Johnny G Kelley Nice. Hemling a girl born May 6 to Mr and Mrs Doyal R Hemling Lakeport. Duncan a boy born May 17 to Mr and Mrs Donald Duncan 1701 Talmage Road Ukiah. Cooper a birth at Peach- placeholder incomplete.
Evening gymkhana opens northern California season
Saturday at 5 30 pm the Ukiah Wranglers host the first evening gymkhana in Ukiah Fairgrounds Little Arena Lighting is praised as excellent for riding in cooler evening hours. Entry fees are 50 cents per event or 2 dollars for all six divisions. Refreshments and festival rodeo tickets at the snack bar include fairground admission.
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Penny Griffen
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Goforths Welcome Sons at Ukiah General Hospital
A May 18 boy for Mr and Mrs Ted Goforth of 498 Cochran Street and a May 19 boy for an unnamed couple at Ukiah General Hospital are listed in the local birth notices entry.
Open Air Art Fair at Ukiah Park Saturday
The Ukiah Municipal Park hosts the first Henry VIII Open Air Art Fair from noon to 8 p.m. Artists craftspeople and local gallery people display and explain their works while Mendocino County youths perform Canterbury Tales plays. Steve Reischman’s group will perform with other musicians. Admission is free. Participants may contact Amy Wilkinson or Rodney Mayfield to join.
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Ukiah High Concert Aids Moynahan Fund
Ukiah high school students organize a Friday 8 pm concert at Chessall gym to raise funds for Tim Moynahan medical expenses. Senior class leaders Nelson and Harris oversee ticket sales with David Haskell coordinating program and artists. Genny McKeon serves on the committee as student body representative. Friends of Moynahan perform vocal and instrumental numbers. tickets are $1 and on sale to the public.
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Genny McKeon
Ukiah High School
Tim Moynahan
Chessall
Dave Haskell
Paul Nelson
Marina Harris
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Chessall Gymnasium
Moynahan
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
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Harris
David Haskell
Tim
Haskell
California education groups form crisis congress for school finance reform
A coalition of twelve education groups and the League of Women Voters created the Educational Congress of California to press for school finance reform before the current session ends. They pledged to organize district caucuses if lawmakers fail to pass a favorable tax reform plan and oppose the Watson initiative on the November ballot. School officials warn of bankrupt districts without adequate funding, and plans include backing a Department of Education bill or Gov Reagan’s measure, with Serrano ruling cited as justification.
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State Supreme Court
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Los Angeles
Ukiahi and Pomolita School Events Highlight Week
Ukiahi plans a Thursday band concert with elementary players from the high school practice. Pomolita junior high hosts a Choral Concert Wednesday directed by Mrs Worley. A May 26 benefit concert for Tim Moynahan charges $1 admission. The week features field trips, science fairs, PTA meetings, and a rocket launch on May 27 with multiple student activities across Yokayo Hopland and Redwood Valley schools.
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Ukiahi
Tim Moynahan
Dittus
River School
Pomolita
Nokomis School
Jarred Krieger
LeAnn Sacchi
Rhonda Rucker
Evan
Alec Morris
Don Moir
Kurt Krieger
Jill Sandkulla
Tammy
Teresa
Tenna Golden
Chris Reyes
Matt Barker
Sweet backs Hank Rogers for state senate in public note
The Honorable Judge Ernest V. Sweet 79, retired Arcata Justice Court, endorses Republican Hank Rogers for state senate. Sweet praises Rogers as honest and dedicated and urges voters to support the younger leadership and public service while noting Randolph Collier's long career and retirement.
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Arcata Justice Court
Redwood Valley
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Rogers
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Hank Rogers
America
Upe
Randolph Collier
Collier
E.V. Sweet
California Fines for Fish and Game Violations Reach 1971 Total
California penalties for fish and game rule violations in 1971 totaled 532978 dollars. The figure reflects nationwide enforcement across counties and state agencies with fines levied on multiple violators.
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