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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1968
Page
5
A fragmented text urges support for Boy Scouts programs and fund drives. It references replacing worn equipment, adding new gear, and the impact on youth, mentioning leaders and supporters and stressing the importance of constructive citizen involvement for future generations.
Henry C. MacArthur reports a tumultuous period in California with Governor Reagan’s income tax cuts in talks, a new state budget precursor approved by the Senate, and revenue revisions showing gains in personal income and corporate taxes. Expenses rise modestly this year then ease next year, while Medi Cal and higher education costs create debate amid partisan reaction.
A report covers statements by Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and GOP leader Robert Monagan on income tax relief and property tax cuts. It notes Senate approval of a 1968 69 budget and anticipated conference action, plus moves to rebalance funds to counties and potential constitutional amendments. The article mentions related political figures and local economic concerns.
The letter argues fire insurance costs will increase in California due to large losses from riots and civil disorders. In counties above 250000 population rates rise four percent, smaller counties two percent. The writer condemns the impending hikes as punitive on peaceful citizens while noting federal aid and insurance industry warnings. The piece reflects suburban and rural fears of metropolitan unrest and property risk.
A reader letter and editorials discuss Ukiah High School meeting frustrations with adult demands and safety concerns, urging collaboration with students and Dr Coryell. The second item argues for Merle Orchard in Mendocino County Superior Court race, highlighting firm juvenile justice policy, restitution, and youth camps.
The 1 July removal of tariff barriers threatens French industry as German Italian Dutch partners flood France with goods. De Gaulle may need to spend hoarded gold to defend the franc amid Swiss money flows and a stagnant American tourist trade. Political strains in the U S Democratic camp complicate post convention unity.
The state senate directed by finance committee seeks to abolish the wildlife conservation board’s $750,000 annual appropriation and cut about 25 percent of staff funding in the 1968-69 budget. The WCB has funded fishing piers, land purchases, ramps, and hatcheries, supporting hunters and recreationists across multiple projects. The move follows criticism that the fund relies on hunting and fishing licenses, with critics calling for tighter controls and local agency operation.
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