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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
4
Ukiah faces a parking problem due to narrow streets and a busy downtown. Cooperation from parking users can ease the shortage, as every curb space yields substantial local sales. End abuses such as long curb parking by meters and courthouse or store employees. use nearby city lots to free space for shoppers.
The piece critiques Nixon measures to ease oil shortages and calls for bolder action by Sen. Henry Jackson. It argues current steps may be too little too late, urges a national energy plan, and warns of public confusion and potential investigations amid the energy crisis.
Washington covers the impending June 18 visit of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev as U.S.-Soviet diplomacy, SALT talks, and wider Cold War issues dominate headlines over Watergate. Kissinger notes priorities for trade, security, and regional questions, with emphasis on advancing bilateral agreements and warning of limits.
A California poll shows 34 year old Edmund G Brown Jr a leading Democratic governor hopeful in 1974 He is a former McCarthy campaign leader practiced law in Los Angeles served on a junior college board and was elected Secretary of State in 1970 His bid faces rivals San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti state Senator George Moscone and U S Representative Jerome Waldie Supporters say Brown name recognition buys support while others warn front-runner risk as scrutiny rises
In California a Senate bill proposes a three year pilot program for cooperative education linking students with work experience in fields related to their majors. Participants would earn academic credits, with up to eight units per regular 40 hour week, supervised by credentialed faculty, starting as early as the 1973 fall term if signed into law.
A reader in Michigan seeks guidance after a decade of marriage with no children due to her husband's low sperm count and weak sex drive. Ann Landers urges considering adoption or fostering and counseling for both partners. The reply also covers a Colorado mother’s question on a fourth grader’s behavior, affirming normal development with responsible expectations, and an acne-emotional link, noting stress can trigger recurrences.
Representative Burt Talcott of California protests a story alleging he solicited gifts for a congressional golf match. He cites personal misrecollection, notes three golf balls and a Sears cap as winnings, and points to memos and gifts traced to lobbyists and firms. He blames staff for windbreaker gifts and disputes the article’s accuracy.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret reflect on impressions of beards and whiskers with barbershop magazine humor. The piece riffs on self referring jokes and playful lines about chickens waking at dawn and the folly of bragging about one’s own horse in a humorous tone.
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