California approves record 9.4 billion state budget plan
Democrats push rapid passage of the 1973-74 California budget totaling 9.4 billion dollars, about 22 percent above the current year. The plan includes raises for 115000 civil servants, 11 million more UC funding, 6.8 million for corrections, and hundreds of millions for tax relief and state operations while disputes over federal revenue sharing linger. The Senate plans a vote in two weeks with final talks in a two-house conference.
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Capitol
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Los Angeles
Bob Moretti
Ways and Means Committee
Wall Street charter critique targets Watergate Vesco axis
Rey nolds Securities Inc notes in its Investment Policy Committee letter that the Watergate Vesco axis will be spinning through the media for an undetermined number of weeks, spraying tar on previously unsullied reputations as it goes.
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New York
UPI
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Track Star Sees Gold as Confidence Barometer
A track star notes gold prices as the single most visible barometer of confidence in the Administration to act decisively on fiscal and monetary issues. The firm believes a selling climax on heavy volume would clear the air and pave the way for advancement.
Potter Valley teen injured in Ukiah road accident
Charles Arley Higgins 16 of East Road Potter Valley was hospitalized after a pickup rolled off Eel River Road near Gibson Lane in upper Potter Valley. Higgins, a sprint and relay standout, was pinned for about 45 minutes but not believed to have a serious leg injury. Mitch Chesbro will replace him on the Ukiah High relay at the North Coast Section meet in Hayward.
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Charles Arley Higgins
East Road
Potter Valley
Ukiah General
Eel River Road
Gibson Lane
Higgins
Fleet Soph
Cal State Hayward
Jeff Felton
Eel River
Young Higgins
Felton
Mitch Chesbro
Dave Horton
Chesbro
Rick Wolford
Dave Wong
Hayward
Market report shows mixed gains on Dow and stocks
In New York trading the Dow Jones average rose 3.09 to 898.11 as 1,527 stocks moved. Industrials listed at 906.31 with volume around 10.6 million. several prominent companies show varied price changes while advances outpace declines 645 to 473.
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Ukiah Dow Jones
Am. Tel & Tel
Boise Cascade
Denny's
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Hughes Tool
Louisiana Pacific
Lucky Stores
Masonite Corp
Occidental Pete
Pacific Gas & Elec
Sambos
Safeway
Sears
Ltd. Oil of Calif
TransAmerica
Winnebago
Advance Memory
Bank of America
Diagnostic Data, Inc
Equitable SL
Franzia Bros. Winery
Seiscom Delta
Shaklee Corp
NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Happytime Circus at Festival Internationale 73 in Ukiah
The Happytime Circus, a family one ring show from the Twomey Family of Windsor, features Happy the Clown Kenny the Clown and balancing acts with ponies goats llama and a high diving dog. Performances run daily at Ukiah Fairgrounds during Festival 73 with varied showtimes May 31 to June 3.
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Sonoma County
Dave
Happy the Clown
Kenny
Koko
Greater
Ukiah
Ukiah Reserve Unit Commended for Community Service
Assemblyman Barry Keene presented a California Assembly resolution to Ukiah based U S Army Reserve Unit at Armed Forces Day at Hamilton Air Force Base. The award honored 3rd Battalion 362nd Regiment 2nd Brigade for Mendocino County community service and weeks of weekend readiness. Capt Wolfe noted the honor and urged awareness of the unit’s value. For more information contact Capt Wolfe.
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Norman Soeth
Keene
U.S. Army Reserve
William S. Jordan
Mander
91St
Donald Lehman
91St Division
Armed Forces Day
Hamilton Air Force Base
California State Assembly
2Nd Brigade
362Nd Regiment
Mendocino County
David Lehman
TNG
Soeth
Frank Wolfe
Wolfe
Reagan Keeps a Promise at Photo Session
Governor Ronald Reagan posed with the infant daughter of Sen. Randolph Collier in Sacramento, fulfilling a pledge made weeks earlier to recreate the moment captured when Collier’s father’s son photographed with Gov. James Rolph in 1931. Reagan joked about diaper changes and presented Natalie Randolph Collier with an engraved silver comb and brush set.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Randolph Collier
James
Sunny Jim” Rolph
Collier
Yreka
Reagan
Ralph
Natalie Randolph Natasha Collier
Last chance remap bill passes California Senate
The Senate approved SB195 in a bipartisan move shaped by Gov. Reagan, creating a Chicano district in Southern California and dissolving Sen. Alan Short's northern district. The measure aims to protect incumbents and keep the 20 20 partisan split intact, sending the bill to the Assembly for further steps toward reapportionment. Short denounced the change, calling it the work of selfishness as the plan faced future veto and override considerations.
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Senate
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California
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Stockton
Assembly
Reagan
Republican Caucus
John L. Harmer
Glendale
George N. Zenovich
Fresno
Short
San Joaquin
Watergate testimony continues with denials and disruptions
Fensterwald, a self described life long Democrat, recalls contacting a DNC employee tied to Watergate bail plans for McCord. Ervin questions Alch about CIA links and clemency offers while a pair disrupts the hearing. Alch notes 25000 dollars in fees from McCord and repeated use of 100 dollar bills tied to the Watergate affair.
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Alch
McCord
Jury awards deputy 7500 for car truck crash injuries
A Superior Court jury awarded Deputy Sheriff Leo Ugrin 7500 for neck and back injuries from a July 7 1970 crash on Main Street Fort Bragg. The trial opened Monday before Judge A B Broaddus with Merle Orchard for Ugrin and Charles Bell for the Wilson Furniture Company.
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Leo Ugrin
Main Street
Fort Bragg
Ugrin
Merle Orchard
Wilson Furniture Company
Ukiah
Charles Bell
A. B. Broaddus
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