Ukiah Daily Journal Editorial Staff Names
Ukiah Daily Journal lists M D Glover Dean Devries George Hunter and B A Cober as publisher general manager managing editor and publisher emeritus in a header of staff credits.
02 Sep 1971
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1971
Page
1
Ukiah Daily Journal lists M D Glover Dean Devries George Hunter and B A Cober as publisher general manager managing editor and publisher emeritus in a header of staff credits.
University of California forester Dr. Harold Biswell will present Friday the results of his soil and infrastructure survey of Jeff Dennis’s 28,000 acre My Ranch in Round Valley. The report focuses on the 7,000 acre subdivision area and its septic and road viability amid local debates and an Oct. 5 referendum on the board’s conditional-use permit.
Stanford researchers report soil microorganisms metabolize carbon monoxide, with sterile soil failing to absorb CO while normal soils soak up about 8.44 mg per hour per square meter. They estimate U S soil could absorb 569 million metric tons yearly, vastly exceeding national and world CO emissions.
The Cape by Martin Caidin explores missiles and launches in a hard hitting readable work. Getting Off by Pan Carpenter portrays a poignant portrait of a marriage breakup with refined skill. The Gift Horse by Hildegard Knef follows her Berlin occupation and rise in acting. Lovely She Goes! recounts a subarctic Arctic trawling incident. Paths Through the Forest profiles the Grimm brothers in 9th century German romantic context. Private Worlds by Sarah Gainham is the Julia Homburg third book. The Season of Love by Arlene Hale follows Larina Goodwin through intertwined Florida mysteries.
President Nixon's proposed program is a stopgap, not a cure for inflation or unemployment. The core issue is slow U.S. industrial modernization, lagging investment, and weak domestic R&D compared with West Germany and Japan, requiring a doubling of research and capital spending beyond tax credits.
Bruce Biossat outlines how modern sensors and tape storage could build a 12 page personal dossier on all Americans, enabling movement tracking and emotion reading. Prof Arthur Miller cautions central data banks risk misuse, errors, and chilling surveillance across tax, credit, and employment data. Americans spent vast sums on alcohol and cards in 1968.
Senator George McGovern holds a secret strategy session in the Virgin Islands to enter a broad slate of presidential primaries including California Florida Illinois Massachusetts Nebraska New Hampshire Oregon South Dakota West Virginia Wisconsin Pennsylvania and Rhode Island He aims to position as the No 2 liberal rival to front runner Ed Muskie and force a Muskie McGovern showdown with broader liberal backing The gathering also heard a report that over 400000 dollars was raised mainly by direct mail.
Washington reports FCC may allow 40 channel CATV in major cities next year. Concept includes campaign channels for political speech, equal time channels, pre empt channels, and an outtake channel showing edited material to avoid subpoenas.
The columnist bemoans the fragility of a daily newspaper and notes that trying to outsmart advertisers can drain finances. He jokes that cars are a quick path to bankruptcy and hints at air pollution being less pressing under extreme heat.
Calpella letters demand state and lumber firms burn slashings in fall to curb fire hazards in Ukiah Valley. Chester L Mack warns unchecked burning risks property loss and lives, urging legislative action and annual control burns to protect homes and hills.
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