Prop 9 Watson amendment called dangerous tax trap
California voters face Prop 9 a 1 percent of market value tax cap over five years. Paul R. Leake warns it shifts taxes onto homeowners renters and workers and would require tripling sales taxes and doubling state income taxes. Local services could be financed by the state ending local government. Bonding limits threaten public construction and jobs. Robert C. Brown says landlords and developers would gain while the public bears the loss.
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Paul R. Leake
State Board of Equalization
California Water Plan
Robert C. Brown
The
California Taxpayers Association
California
Ukiah
Calif
Regent
Trailblazing Trout Drops By Air Over California Lakes
California Department of Fish and Game honors A L Reese on twenty years of aerial trout plants across remote lakes. Since 1946 pilots have released six million fingerlings into about 900 lakes yearly, cutting costs from 18.75 to 2.98 per thousand and pioneering tranq use for calmer drops from 200 to 800 feet.
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Sacramento
CNS
California Department of Fish and Game
A. L. Reese
Reese
Department ‘of Fish and Game
DFG
California
Carrol. Faist
Department
Ukiah Leaders Attend California City Meetings and Awards
B A Cober and others in Ukiah ride to Hawaii then return to San Francisco. Cober attends Redwood Empire Association, Lyell Cash and George Smith attend Los Angeles League of California Cities meeting. Clifford Beck earns UC Regents scholarship. Walter Sandclin retires as senior grand deacon. Clinton Duffey succeeds him at San Quentin. Milnes in Los Angeles. stork shower hosted at Foster home. Local notables visit Mendocino coast and grape growers meeting. Warren meets with A R O'Brien. Studebaker shipment to Forrest Hughes continues. Burke and Nevins noted. Fitch travels with Redwood Empire Association caravan. Eversole family news. local golfers and marshal Grover visit. Flowers retire after Caspar trip.
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B. A. Cober
Ukiah Daily Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii
San Francisco
Cober
Redwood Empire Association
Lyell Cash
George Smith
League of California Cities
Los Angeles
Clifford Sheldon Beck
N. Oak
University of California
Walter Sandclin
Grand Lodge of California Free and Accepted Masons
Clinton Duffey
San Quentin
R. A. Milne
Duane Snider
Ben Foster
Foster
California
Aliss Clara Fitch
Chamber of Cameroo
Ukiah
Ernest Redemeyer
Otis
Newell Rea
William Kirkpatrick
Lucerne Links
California pollution warning from legislator Beletti
Legislator Frank P Beletti warns that air water and soil pollution threaten California and the nation urging stronger public awareness and sustained legislative effort. He notes pollution is a widespread global issue and urges action before it becomes irreversible.
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California
Golden State
Golden
Humphrey Drops Script Returns To Gung Ho Campaign Style
Vice President Hubert Humphrey abandons careful campaign script and challenges Nixon and Wallace with blunt rhetoric. He mocks Nixon’s evasive debates and questions his fitness while portraying himself as a steady alternative. Humphrey targets blue collar workers amid fears of Wallace defections as November fifth nears.
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NEA
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Dakota Plains
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Kansas City
St. Louis
Nixon
Under the Bush
Richard, Sylenois
Key Biscayne
Florida
Wallace
Alabama
Scrooge
Flagstaff Origin Tied to 4th of July Flagpole
In Flagstaff Arizona the name arose when lumberjacks celebrating the 4th of July 1876 nailed a US flag to a fat pine and called the unnamed settlement Play staff.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
U.S
Onassis Broader Ambitions and Family Tates Revealed
A 1963 recollection notes Aristotle Onassis wanted to be Jacqueline Kennedy’s brother in law before Kennedy’s assassination. Five years later he marries Jacqueline’s widow, with details on his Greek ties, rival S S Niarchos, and Onassis rise from Smyrna refugee to shipping magnate and Amor.
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Washington
Aristotle Onassis
Kennedy
Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Greece
Patna
Lee Radziwill
Callas
Maria Callas
Madame Callas
Princess Radziwill
Jackie
Aegean
Jon Agnelli
Fiat Motor Empire
Nice
Rome
Justice Department
United States
Gnassis
Stavros G. Livanos
Sam
Smyrna
Olympic Airways
Constantine Caramanlis
Caramanlis
Athens
Letters to the Editor Advise on local politics and Prop 9
The Ukiah Daily Journal prints letters debating Mendocino County issues. James A. Thomas criticizes Mr. Orchard’s San Jose defense fee while endorsing James Broaddus for Superior Court. Louise Phillips clarifies there is no authorized Wallace campaign group. Clyde F. Warren commends the paper for sensitive tragedy coverage. A Prop 9 analysis questions tax shifts and impacts on homeowners and state funding.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Orchard
San Jose
Mendocino County
Braun
Broaddus
Ukiah
American Independent Party
Wallace
Central Committee
Nancy Warren
Clyda Dalaney
Clyde F. Warren
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Howard Cheever
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John Poma
Emil
Redwood Valley
Earl Warren
A. R. O'Brien
Studebakers
Forrest Hughes
Hughes
Wayne Burke
Fort Bragg
Starr Nevins
Mendocino
U.S. Marshall
I. W. 3Grover
Julville
J. W. Eversole
E. A. Eversole
D. C. Flowers
Fred Stickney
Caspar
Assembly MA
Frank P. Belotti
Abon
Panama
Liberia
S. S. Niarchos
Livanos
Niarchos
Charlotte Ford
New York
Charlotte
Livanos Shipping
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda Bird
George Hamilton
International
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Louise Phillips
Tunbridge. Wells
England
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