25 Oct 1971
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
1
Ukiah Daily Journal lists MD Glover Dean Devries George Hunter and B A Cober as publisher general manager managing editor and publisher emeritus in a historic leadership roster.
Voters face a 5.9 million bond over 20 years to build a new Ukiah high school campus and renovate current facilities to meet earthquake safety standards. If approved, Main building demolition proceeds with renovations keeping Yokayo and other sites in use, shrinking overall space but preserving education and Adult Education programs.
This item compiles brief archival blurbs from Ukiah area society notes celebrating anniversaries visits relocations and events. It covers 10 to 50 years ago including parties hospital groundbreakings athletic field dedications and local travel in multiple households and dates.
A library picks list features Brazil portraits by Hugo Loetacher and Cecelia Holland’s Falk de Bruyere saga. Also included are Fremont expedition reports, Wright Morris fires light novel, Buchwald satire on government, Seifert’s Antione Saugrain bio fiction, Hank Searls Pentagon tale, Frank Waters Pike’s Peak, Rosemary Jarmon We Speak No Treason, and more.
Sacramento battle pits Gov Reagan against Democratic Assembly leaders over a plan to rename the Resources Agency as Environmental and Resources Agency and create a top environmental protection department. The dispute centers on who controls water and air quality boards and solid waste efforts, with no clear change likely.
Ukiah letter writer argues UNICEF funds do help children globally citing WHO figures and programs in 112 countries. Rev. Travis Hyatt rebuts local stance on Halloween giving, urging readers to consider international aid beyond their own community.
Bruce Biossart analyzes Nixon's Phase II economic plan. He warns peacetime controls rely on broad cooperation and enforcement, risking public sacrifice for voluntary wage and price restraints. With the Nov. 13 end of the 90 day freeze, unions, costs, and price pressures loom large as the price commission and pay board face a monumental task.
The Nixon and Agnew letters praising Pittsburgh editor Gene Szebedinsky appear on page one, with Szebedinsky’s anti-Jewish writings cited and denials from Szebedinsky about Nazi ties. The piece notes prior anti-Semitic editorials and includes a Chicago dispatch on ecology crediting Ernst Haeckel with coining the term.
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