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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1970
Page
1
A brief editorial states that Charles Barra should not be a write-in candidate for the First district. Barra resigned last year due to business pressures and has made clear he has no interest in returning. Voters should choose between the two qualified ballot contenders and avoid muddying the race on November 3.
The piece notes S J Perelman migrates to Britain amid a U S energy crisis driven by fuel oil, coal and gas shortages, plus rising electricity demand. It highlights federal oil import quotas, neglected coal, pollution delays, and the potential of geothermal power as a near unlimited, cleaner alternative, urging action to avoid a very cold winter.
AAUW legislative committee led by Mrs. William Brooks plans a November program titled Know the Issues Pros and Cons of California's Propositions. Mrs. Jack Hubbard and Mrs. Glen Taylor of the League of Women Voters will present at the home of Mrs. John Crofcot with hostess committee led by Mrs. John Sweeley and members including Mrs. Vincent Angell and others.
A Copley News Service analysis explains Proposition 2 a constitutional amendment allowing the state Supreme Court to determine when a statewide office vacancy occurs and enabling a temporary acting officer by governor appointment. It covers lieutenant governor attorney general controller secretary of state treasurer and superintendent. Critics warn of possible harassment or politically motivated removals.
The Ostpolitik of Willy Brandt is unraveling amid Berlin politics and Soviet moves in the Middle East. U S officials warn Moscow’s Suez violations hinder new East West pacts and SALT. Washington privately questions Brandt’s timing and gains from a Moscow treaty, linking Berlin to reunification and German inflation issues.
Washington reports say the Justice Department treats the Black Panthers with leniency while compiling evidence of guerrilla activity. Prosecution rules require a stronger case against Panthers than against non Panthers, drawing on their own broadcasts including Eldridge Cleaver's Hanoi radio address. The piece notes political fundraising and youth outreach, plus a Shawnee tornado story highlighting youth aid amid disaster with hundreds of volunteers.
A chaotic family birthday for Haun features eight hyperactive boys in play clothes from a water balloon fest to a hose melee. The planned fun slips into civil unrest style chaos with pinata, gifts, lemonade, and improvised water combat.
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