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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1970

Page

2

United Nations opens 25th anniversary amid tight security

The United Nations marks its 25th anniversary with over 50 world leaders arriving as 4,000 New York police and Secret Service agents guard the enclave. Canadian External Affairs Secretary Mitchell Sharp warns science could destroy or enslave humanity if governments neglect it, urging use of science for human betterment and renewed U.N. faith.

United Nations UPI Mian U. N Manhattan Dwight D. Eisenhow Nikita ’S.chev Assembly New York City Secret Service United States U.N Mitchell Sharp

Easter Seal Society names Mendocino officers for year

Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Mendocino County elected a new officer slate. Mrs. Neva Cannon becomes president with Herman Reiner as vice president, Mrs. O.V. Latling as second vice president, Wayne Pittman as treasurer, and Mrs. August Avila as board member. A county-wide program now under way includes complete eye exams for registering kindergarten children, with doctors assigned to Ukiah Unified, Anderson Valley, Covelo, Willits, Laytonville, and coastal schools. The society also reports sending 10 children to various special camps, and invites interested persons to call 485-8350 weekdays 3 to 6 p.m.

Ney Gficers Easter Seal Society Mendocino Neva Cannon Fort Bragg Herman Reiner O.V. Latling Ma Willits Wayne Pittman Redwood Valley August Avila Drs. Swain, Brown and Marsha Ukiah Anderson Valley Covelo Smith Willits Laytonville

Mountain climber aims to summit every state in one calendar year

Port land man Michaud scaled Mt Elbert in Colorado to begin a bid to reach the highest point in every state within a single year. He plans to end before December 31, 1970, noting Alaska’s Mt McKinley as the tallest at 20,300 feet and listing remaining states Oklahoma Nebraska Nevada Oregon and Kansas as the targets.

Ava Oregon Portland Wyoming Colorado Vichaud Florida Michaud Walton County Tallahassee Delaware Brandywine Rhode Island Alaska Mt. McKinley North America Oklahoma Braska Nevada Kansas

Prisoner Transport Offer Referred to DA for Review

Visalia sheriff considers a potential contract with Security Transport Inc to airlift prisoners for state and other facilities at 19 cents per mile. Administrator Al Beltrami presented the proposal to supervisors, emphasising it would be an optional service, not a mandatory sole method. The board approved seeking a legal opinion from the district attorney before action.

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Miss Edwards Wins Grange Scholarship at Ukiah High

Arlene Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs James Edwards received the annual two hundred dollar Grange scholarship for Redwood Valley or Calpella residents on graduation from Ukiah High School. Judges were Wayne Burke Lyell Cash and Clive Adams. She will attend Santa Rosa Junior College for a four year business administration program.

Arlene Edwards James Edwards The Grange Redwood Valley Calpella Ukiah High Sch Wayne Burke Lyell Cash Clive Adams Miss Edwards Santa Rosa Junior College Arlene Girl's Athletic Association Ukiah

Now You Know By United Présé International

A brief historical note describes a small island in the Mediterranean two miles from Marseilles, France, as mentioned by United Présé International.

United Présé International Island In’ the Mediterranean Marseilles France

County considers hunting search cost refund plan

After reviewing the monthly overtime report the board of supervisors directed county staff to draft a resolution for a state level fee to recover lost hunter search costs from Fish and Game funds. Some supervisors noted non hunters could also be affected. the plan passed by voice vote with Scaramella and Banker co-sponsoring.

Board of Supervisors Meri County Emerge Sheriff’s Department Harvey Sawyers Willits Joe Scaramella Point Arena Ernest Banker Ukiah

Board okays $1,500 sewer study payment to advisors

The board of supervisors authorized a $1,500 payment to Bartle-Wells Associates for the sewer feasibility study for the Talmage Regina Heights district. Administrator Al Beltrami and the county auditor reviewed funding after a one week delay and a second brief delay to confirm whether any partial payment had already been made.

Bartle-Wells Associates Talmage-Regina Heights Board of Supervisors al Beltrami Beltrami

Berkeley Hippie Soap Shop Sells Natural Bars

Two Berkeley women opened The Body Shop on Telegraph Avenue selling handmade glycerine soap with natural flavors such as lemon cinnamon apple and cucumber. Customers praise scents while hippies and UC students buy about 100 dollars worth daily as unisex, affordable soap drawn from local lab formulas and eco minded refill practices.

Robert Strand Berkeley UPI Busis Jane Saunders University of California

Death summons Mrs Streeter rites Friday

Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Eversole Mortuary for Bertha Streeter 73 of Log Banes who died Tuesday at Merced General Hospital. Burial will be in Ukiah Cemetery. Born May 6 1897 in South Dakota she lived in California 34 years. Husband Arthur Streeter died in 1957. Surviving are Audree Hendrick Bob Streeter and Don Streeter, a sister Gladys Green, five grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Eversole Mortuary Bertha Streeter Log Banes Merced General Hospital Ukiah South Dakota Streeter California Arthur Streeter Audree Hendrick Bob Streeter Los Banos Don Streeter Beaumont Gladys Green

Henry Mill Wins Patent for Early Typewriter in 1714

The first record of a typewriter appears in a British patent granted on January 7, 1714, to inventor Henry Mill, marking an early milestone in writing technology.

Henry Mill

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