23 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
1
The document lists key newsroom positions with names: M D Glover as Publisher, Dean Devries as General Manager, George Hunter as Managing Editor, and B A Cober as Publisher Emeritus. It presents the publication’s leadership in a formal masthead.
An editorial argues for preserving free enterprise in the United States amid discussions on post freeze economic controls. It notes government as a major employer and purchaser, yet emphasizes the enduring market elements, individual judgment, and the nation’s record of high living standards and global leadership. The piece warns against expanding permanent controls as the Nov 13 price wage freeze expiration approaches.
A coalition of Ukiah service agencies launches United Crusade to raise thirty thousand dollars for Children's Home Society Senior Citizens Catholic Community Services Red Cross Coffee House Activities Center Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls Salvation Army and Re tarded Children The drive aims to reduce duplicate fundraising costs while keeping most funds local and urges residents to contribute time or money with the slogan If you don't do it it won't get done Do it.
Sixteen members of Boy Scout Troop 62 Ukiah were awarded advancement at a Court of Honor last week at Nokomis School. Eleven Scouts earned Merit Badges, with John Benjamin Richard Branson Allen Carter Richard Carter Craig Chandler Ronald Eversole Robert Harryman David Kettlewell Maurice Kruth John Pack Ian Seaton. Tenderfoot Investitures included Ricky Eversole Tom Harryman Ted Harryman David Pruitt Raymond Loss.
Assemblyman James Hayes advocates a state financed superior court system merging municipal and justice courts. The plan faces opposition from the Judicial Council and many superior court judges who fear loss of status and control. Hayes argues savings of at least 80 million dollars, with costs around 50 million, and expects voter approval in 1972.
Washington reports a two year, 2 million study shows the auto insurance system is costly, unfair, and prone to denial of claims. The piece argues no-fault insurance would shift losses to individual policies, citing Puerto Rico and Massachusetts as examples of limited no-fault trials showing promise despite flaws.
Bruce Biass outlines a political and global futures landscape in Washington. He highlights a crowded fall agenda with Congress, the President’s economic plan, Vietnam policy, and welfare debates, while warning that long term crises like overpopulation pollution and resource limits loom. He cites the Club of Rome and MIT’s Jay Forrester, projecting world population doubling to 7 billion in 32 years and 14 billion in three more decades, with insufficient technology or policy to support such growth. Meadows warns more people may mean lower living standards, contrasting Forrester’s cautious optimism about a potential golden age.
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