17 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1971
Page
1
Readers discuss heirs and gifts, a daughter urging parents not to leave big bills, an inherited fortune dispute between a father and stepmother, bridal showers and gift inflation, and a suggestion to boycott excessive showers. Benjamin Franklin’s maternal grandmother noted as an indentured servant in a closing item.
Chief Shipfitter Franklin E. Baxter U S Navy assumes the Navy recruiting branch station in Ukiah replacing Chief Engineman Jerry Wahm He will recruit for the area Baxter a 10 year naval veteran served with the military advisory group in Korea and most of his time on destroyers in the Pacific Fleet He can be met at 413 S State Street weekdays 830 to 5 Saturday 830 to noon or by calling 462 5947 Cartoonist Charles Schultz earned 90 the first month his Peanuts strip was syndicated 500 the second month and 1000 the third month In 1966 he was estimated to earn 300000 a year from the daily strip plus other income A three foot alligator spent 30 hours uncaged near the San Diego Zoo before being spotted by a Hawaiian couple who led to the recovery of the gator stolen Tuesday morning from its pen.
In a club duplicate, a heated quip about bridge writers sparks a challenge to change seats. The narrative follows bidding and play trials, with debates on counting trumps and a clash over strategy between opponents and partners. A second example shows a judge defending a gun-drawn incident, tied to historic courtroom violence and a famed Boston Massacre defense.
The Monthly Review from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco surveys midyear economy before Nixon’s new plan. Housing shows a boom while industrial production lags about 5 percent below pre-recession highs. GNP rose about $20 billion in Q2 to $1,041 billion annual rate, below Q1’s $32 billion gain. Labor markets stay sluggish with jobless rate near 6 percent for the third straight quarter.
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