Educational ruling may move California lawmakers
The California Supreme Court ruled local property taxes to fund schools unconstitutional, prompting praise from educators and pressure for fair, state funded financing. If upheld, it could reshape funding with possible shifts to statewide taxes, aiding urban districts like San Diego facing growth and facility shortfalls.
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California Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
California
United States Supreme Court
San Diego
Tom Goodman
Equalize Wages to Profits Proposal Sparks Debate
A Wall Street Journal letter by William R. Bates of Elmhurst Illinois argues tying wages to profits. He notes wages rose about 35 percent from 1965 to 1970 while prices also climb. profits as a share of sales and after tax income are uneven, and many large employers struggle under inflation. He predicts union leaders won’t rush to back the idea.
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Wall Street Journal
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ralph Nader
William R. Bates
Elmhurst
New Books at Library by Sharon Cantrall
The library offers The Adventures of Private Faust by Hans Hellmut Kirst a tale of a German POW in a North African camp. Also featured Exiles From Paradise Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald by Sara Mayfield and Five Strides on the Banked Track by Frank Deford among others in a 1970s patron pickup.
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Faust
Hans Hellmut Kirst
Daniel Berrigan
FBI
Zelda
Scott Fitzgerald
Sara Mayfield
Fitzgeralds
Francoise Sagan
Sagan
Frank Deford
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan
Ten years ago fires and traffic plans discussed in Ukiah
Fall fire danger easing, state forest ranger reports eight fires burning 26 acres last week and 1 095 acres this year. Seventeen controlled burns covered 4 780 acres for range and habitat. Ukiah planning consultant warns congestion will worsen by 1970 without one way streets or wider roads.
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W. F. Mann
Ukiah
Lawrence A. Wise
Tax reform next issue by Joe Brooks Copley News Service
Sacramento report details how lawmakers and top administration officials used marathon talks to craft welfare reform and plan similar face to face negotiations on tax reform. Moretti seeks rapid talks with Gonsalves on a 1.4 billion dollar tax shift while resisting major changes.
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Joe Brooks
Copley
Sacramento
Capitol
Ronald Reagan
Anthony Beilenson
Los Angeles
Assembly
Bob Moretti
North Hollywood
Reagan
Moretti
Ronald Regan
Hall
No fault insurance bill faces tough Senate hurdle
The no fault insurance debate continues as Assembly Bill 1505 or the Fenton Bill moves to the Senate judiciary committee. James J. Meenaghan of Fireman's Fund urges passage out of committee and into the Senate, highlighting the bill as the state’s main no fault option. Massachusetts is cited as a successful precedent for no fault programs.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
James J. Meenaghan
Meenaghan
San Francisco
Fireman's Fund American
Jack R. Fenton
D-Montebello
Massachusetts
San Diego lawmen prep security plan for 1972 GOP convention
San Diego agencies edge toward riot control with a task force led by Inspector Fred Lee, wiring for helicopter surveillance, a 530-officer security force, and a 1800-strong field including deputies and police. coordination spans from the U.S. border to the Western White House, with mutual aid and CHP traffic management planned.
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Frank Macomber
Copley
San Diego
Sheriff's Office
Fred Lee
White House
San Clemente
Secret Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Naval Intelligence
U.s.-Mexican
Oliver
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
Imperial
U.S
U.S. 395
California Highway Patrol
U.S. Immigration Service
California Council On Criminal Justice
CIA snooping and Kremlin gossip reveal covert chatter
A sensational claim reports the CIA monitors private Kremlin talks revealing Brezhnev’s health and Mao’s age. It notes alleged methods of surveillance, health analyses of leaders, and a bizarre Khrushchev excrement study. It also covers labor union clashes with Pete Weber jailed for extortion and pro Weber tactics amid a tight election.
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CIA
Kremlin
Mao
Fox
Yangtze
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev
Pete Weber
New Jersey
Larry Cahill
Weber
Cahill
Ed Weber
pro-Weber
Ukiah Residents Rally Over Waste Service Grievances
Ukiah California letters to the editor criticize Ukiah Solid Waste for aggressive billing in advance replacement of containers and noisy 5:15 am trash collection. The writer cites damaged trash placement, disrespectful office replies, and claims of loud early hours harming residents, seeking action.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Solid Wastes
Gary RK. Macomber
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B. A. Cober
The
Mendocino Publishing Co
South School Street
Mendocino County
By Sharon Cantrall
Page One News
C. A. Shervington
Bruno Dentino
Redwood Journal
Veteran’s Organization
Northwestern Pacific
Hopland
Grammar School
Minnie Johnson
State Normal
F. D. Patton
Moretti- Gonsalves
Verne Orr
Donald R. Oliver
John Duffy
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Leonid Brezhnev
Kosygin
Brazhnev
Olga
Nikolai Podgorny
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Chou En-lai
Brezhnev
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