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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1970
Page
1
In a TV debate with four college students Spiro Agnew defended his attacks on effete snobs and radical liberals as his right of free speech. He noted critics attack him while arguing he cannot be repressed though the presidency adds scrutiny and consequences.
Dr. Phillip R. Shriver of Miami University proposes two years of mandatory public service for high school graduates. Options include military, hospitals, conservation work, and pollution abatement. He argues boredom and frustration among youths stem from unclear aims and urges mobilizing talents to meet national needs.
About 200 4 H members in the east part of the county will receive awards Saturday at Nokomis school. The program opens with the 4 H processional and flag ceremony. William H Brooks farm advisor will welcome attendees. Former All Star Karen Lane of Redwood M C will attend. Dick Parducci of Ukiah will assist in presenting awards. Bill Bromley Ray Isle Jack Sweeley Glenn Erickson and Carroll Ornham will present county winners and medal winners in various projects. Officers Lambing and Barnes of the Ukiah police and a Palace Hotel bellhop helped a 3 year old girl who fingered a parking meter. The hotel bellhop pried the handle and rescued the child who was unhurt except for pinched fingers. W K Davis Brownbilt Shoe Store manager secured Associated Press news service for exhibition in State Street show windows with three changes a week. The undersheriff post has been offered to Judge G R Redwine of Covelo by Sheriff R R Byrnes. Redwine has not yet decided.
A lawmaker discusses the Drug Abuse Control Act of 1970 aimed at curbing narcotic and dangerous drug abuse in California. The act targets restricted drugs like amphetamines LSD STP and marijuana, requires monthly sales reports to the State Board of Pharmacy, and prohibits unauthorized possession of key manufacturing chemicals. Further measures on the subject will be reported later.
A Friday night bonfire on Ukiah High School’s athletic field drew the fire department after one resident mistook the flames for an emergency. Firefighters found the blaze was the pep rally centerpiece with the school band in attendance, prompting laughter.
A four inch 24 hour downpour prompts severe flooding in Mendocino County. Russian River overflows, halting travel north of Willits. Fort Bragg Railroad blocked by two bridges. Upper Lake Stage with William Wilson marooned at Hemlock. Ukiah to Talmage roads submerged as river rises over crested banks.
A fragmented reminiscence on clutter, a New York recluse with a junk filled house, and playful family dynamics around discarding unused treasures. The piece blends personal anecdotes with a humorous game called The Pack Rat Scramble and family quirks about keeping every possession.
Copley News Service reports earth moving will begin on the southern terminus Perris Dam and reservoir in Riverside County as the initial phase of the 2.8 billion State Water Project nears 99 percent completion by May 1973. The contract for the dam and reservoir is worth 27.39 million to Perris Dam Constructors of Upland.
Washington report details Pryor’s failed bid for a special nursing home investigation. It cites appalling conditions from letters and case stories, plus a note on HUD’s film and Dickinson’s travel records. The piece critiques governance and accountability.
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