14 Oct 1971
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1971
Page
1
The Mendocino Publishing Co publishes daily except weekends and certain holidays from 590 South School Street Ukiah California. Court Decree No 9267 references a local legal action and filing details.
Voters on October 26 must decide on a 5.9 million dollar bond to repair or replace unsafe school buildings under Field Act rules. Two citizen committees and two engineering firms support the bond, which requires a two thirds majority and would add about 39.50 annually to a $20 000 home tax bill. Funds cover buildings sites furniture and equipment only.
A newspaper carrier is praised as a dependable, friendly link between the world and readers. The piece lauds daily delivery, character development, and the role of boys in free enterprise, urging a well deserved tribute on Newspaper Week and National Newspaperboy Day.
Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky, at Vienna's International Trade Fair, urged European nations to remember what they owe the United States for generous postwar help. He argued Europe could aid the current crisis by repaying part of its debt, a surprising call amid talks on US balance of payments difficulties.
A retro survey lists activities from 10 to 50 years ago in Ukiah and Mendocino County. Officers elected for the Redwood Aquarium Society include Hazel Jones and Dr. Jerry Cook. Local trips note Earl and Eby returning from Alaska via plane, with a Canadian-Yukon journey. Earlier, Mendocino coast pink shrimp prospects drew attention. Other items cover Chamber manager Paul Sutterley’s Honolulu trip bearing seedlings, local horse entries in Boonville events, Halloween birthday party hosts, and various community notices including home paintings, a dinner anniversary, and transit to Flint Michigan for a car purchase.
Washington analysis details how postwar trade concessions failed to equalize markets. U S policies fostered aid to allies while Europe and Japan imposed ongoing barriers on U S goods. The piece argues renewed concerted reductions are needed to curb the balance of payments strain and promote free trade.
The week of Oct 10 16 marks National Newspaper Week highlighting the nation’s 9 000 weekly and daily newspapers and their role in preserving the American way of life. Since 1940 the event is sponsored by Newspaper Association Managers Inc.
Ukiah readers critique a Hart gun ban claim as an overstatement and contrast US gun rights with Mexico and Switzerland. The letter also challenges PG E nuclear waste handling and storage claims, urging informed citizen scrutiny and urging constituents to contact Rep. Clausen.
Health secretary Elliott Richardson seeks to ban smoking in HEW conference rooms and cafeterias and to create smoke free zones in offices. Banzhaf pressured 28 federal agencies, highlighting health impacts and urging bans in elevators corridors and public areas. Responses varied with agency by agency, HEW delaying until after an inquiry and Richardson noting potential rights conflicts.
The list highlights novels and non fiction titles including The Chill Factor by Richard Falkirk Dahomean by Frank Yerby A Family Guide to Better Food and Better Health by Ronald Deutsch Inside Prison American Style by Robert Minton The Death of the Great Spirit by Earl Shorris Kate Chase for the Defense by Alice Sokoloff The Less Expensive Spread by Irving Townsend My Own Cape Cod by Gladys Taber The Warsaw Document by Adam Hall Victor Hugo A tumultuous Life by Samuel Edwards Now You Know By United Press International The Koran denies Moslems all games except chess.
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