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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
4
House passage of the tax cut bill signals a milestone in this year’s workload. The debate highlighted splits over fiscal responsibility, with 271 voting for half measures and 155 seeking a stronger tax cut while avoiding economic strain.
Sacramento CNS reports five applications from Ukiah residents to divert water from Mendocino County springs and streams. Four filings name individuals or firms, seeking 290 more feet of water per year for irrigation stock watering and recreation. The fifth applicant targets 30 feet for year round needs including domestic irrigation and fish culture.
A fragmented almanac from United Press International outlines a shifting mood with references to Jupiter and other celestial signs. It mentions a historic sales record for a painting and various unclear events spanning wartime to peacetime eras, with several garbled names and dates.
High Court continued terms in a local case. one defendant fined $2000 and both placed on five years probation. One defendant received a sentence of one year in county jail and four years probation. Also noted are day sentences on each count and references to county officials.
The event’s success was credited to chairman John Todd and a slate of organizers and workers including George Hengeveld, William Hook, Harry Mathews, James Busch, Nick Loijos, Merle Bush, Ray Brown, John Muir, Art Werlemeyer, Dan Cohen, Harvey Hocker, Roland Daut, Merrill Dill, Vern Dawelly, Austin Hall, Francis Burns, Ed TH Jones, Richard Marzoni, Roque Brennan, Frank Lambo, Chet Linser, Bruce Lombard, Raymond Till, Viv Jones, Merle Dibble, and Duke Fenter.
A correspondent reports ongoing danger from rock fragments and earth slides toward the Vajont reservoir. Evacuated villages Cassa and Rito are at risk, while other communities below faced further impacts last week. Helicopter footage and observed debris underscore the peril.
The state water rights board issued a permit to Crawford Lumber Company of Ukiah for 20 acre feet of water annually from an unnamed tributary to Short Creek Mill Creek and the Middle Fork Bel River. Water used for stockwatering industrial and recreational purposes and irrigation of 10 acres. A second permit was issued to Donald HL Waddington for 5 cubic feet per second from Morrison Creek for irrigation.
City Council and Planning Commission extend hearings to refine zoning measures after protests and findings from public sessions and a state secretary of state review. Notary commission approval entered for enrollment in the record as hearings proceed.
Aberdeen South Dakota residents cheered as quintuplets born Sept 1 ride in a Monday parade. Mrs Andrew Fischer and husband thanked supporters while hoping for the quiet days at home with Mary Ann Jamies Andrew Catherine Margaret and Mary Magdalene weighing up to nine pounds. Hospital doctors reported the babies weighing in at just over the one month old mark as the city planned a birthday celebration.
A local Ukiah youth, aged 15, confessed to four burglaries that targeted homes near Beacon Lane over several months. He told Sheriff’s Captain Cine Stefani that he entered the houses for cash and valuables, describing methods such as breaking windows to gain entry.
Richard Wo Owens, treasurer of the California Farm Bureau Federation, will speak at Anderson Valley Center meeting after a potluck at 6 30 p.m. Attendees are asked to bring a hot dish or salad. The item about eye recovery appears unrelated to the event.
Vivian Stevens Rosary tonight at Zimmer Memorial for Vivian Martha Stevens of Ukiah who died Sunday. Services follow with a cremation at Ukiah Catholic Cemetery officiated by Carrell of Mars Church. she is survived by husband, son, brother, sister, and nieces.
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