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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1968
Page
5
The 1967 68 Mendocino County report shows high costs from lacking a local junior college. Taxpayers paid over 500000 in other counties for junior college education while funds could have stayed local. Comparisons to Sonoma and prior tax rates emphasize the financial impact.
A 1960s political portrait examines a segment dubbed forgotten silent moderate Americans. It contrasts Nixon and Humphrey courting them with Wallace's appeal, noting their economic fears, union ties, and concerns about law and order and court rulings.
Ten years ago Ukiah faced its first major fire threat of the year when a blaze broke out in a Hollow Tree Lumber Company log deck on Orr Springs road, burning until 5 p.m. The week also saw new Chamber of Commerce directors named and local officials planning events as county leaders discuss rebuilding the laundry room damaged by a prior fire.
The district voices anger over Eldridge Cleaver's UC Berkeley lecture sparking SCR 4 calling for censure of the university leadership. Senator cites criminal past and anti-government rhetoric as disqualifying, pledging to curb what he calls an abuse of privileged campus speakers.
Sacramento based column recounts testimony before the state fish and game commission. Proposals include reduced salmon limits, night fishing in Merced County, river and bay restrictions, minnow use if native, and seasonal limits on steelhead and trout across multiple rivers and counties.
A letter argues taxes are too high and wage levels push farmers and workers toward low paying jobs. It contends public investment and welfare drive up prices and unemployment, noting farmers drift to labor wages and service pay causes inflation.
The piece recalls Sen. Wayne Morse detailing George C. Wallace's 1942 45 Army Air Corps service and 10 percent VA disability for psycho neurosis. Morse urges reevaluation citing wartime meningitis anxiety and a memory lapse during Wallace's 1962 gubernatorial campaign.
Assemblyman Frank Belotti notes passage of the Federal Highway Relocation Assistance Act as California moves to fund and implement state matching relocation programs. Displaced homeowners tenants and business operators may receive reimbursements or allowances up to 5000 plus rent subsidies up to 1500 for two years with federal funding through 1970 and state costs estimated at 3 to 3.5 million annually starting 1970.
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