Four Trick Riders Highlight Red Bluff Round-Up Lineup
The 50th Red Bluff Round-Up on April 15 and 16 at the Tehama Totem Fairground features California trick and fancy riders Danelle Connelly of Sherman Oaks and Bonnie Happy of Woodside, two 17 year old sisters, plus Jimmy Medearis of Sylmar and Paul Stewart of Mill Valley.
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California
Tehama Totem Fairground
Jack Owens
Danelle Connelly
Sherman Oaks
Bonnie Happy
Woodside
Miss Connelly
Lex Connelly
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Cow Palace
Connelly
Jimmy Medearis
Sylmar
Paul Stewart
Mill Valley
Medearis
Two Men Hurt In Accident With Towed Forklift
Paradise residents Alvie Jones 45 and Dwain Francis Head 38 were injured in an accident on South Avenue near Hall Road southeast of Corning. A pickup truck towed a forklift when it whipped and dug into the pavement, causing both vehicles to overturn. Jones was hospitalized with cuts and side pain while Head sustained non serious injuries.
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Hall Road
Corning
Alvie Jones
Corning Memorial Hospital
Dwain Francis Head
Red Bluff Council Resets Meeting
Red Bluff city clerk Catherine Bunting will attend tonight’s city council meeting and will open and adjourn proceedings until Monday when a joint meeting with the airport commission is scheduled.
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Airport Commission
World News In Brief From Around the Globe
United States and Soviet Union spent one hour and 45 minutes in the third session of SALT seven. Paris talks blocked as US rejects resumption on Thursday amid warnings. Earl Butz to visit USSR April 9 12 to discuss grain sales. Dita Beard leaves hospital after RNC contribution controversy. Bank of America raises prime rate from 434 to 5 percent. Franz von Hadler dies at 87 former Hitler aide. VD control funds urged at 296 million over five years with school education and vaccines. Nixon rules out immediate reintroduction of ground forces in Vietnam while keeping option of air campaigns.
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Soviet Union
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Speeding Charge Leads to $62 Fine for Redding Man
John Joseph Fitzpatrick of 810 Hallmark Redding pled guilty to speeding on Interstate 5 near Richfield and was fined $62 by Judge Noel Watkins of Red Bluff Justice Court after admitting he drove 100 miles per hour.
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Hallmark
Redding
Noel Watkins
Red Bluff
Fitzpatrick
Richfield
Man In Red Bluff Convicted Of Sex and Pandering
James Lee Arnold of Red Bluff was sentenced to state prison after being convicted of pandering and unlawful sexual intercourse with a 14 year old girl. The offenses occurred between October 1971 and February this year. A pimping charge was dropped in a plea.
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Red Bluff
Glenn County Superior Court
Clyde Larimer
Curtiss E. Wetter
Arnold
Guadalupe Luna _ Sanchez
Glenn County
Tehama County Superior Court
Larimer
Sanchez
Hollister
Interstate 5
Corning
South Vietnamese Bases Fall as U S Strikes North
North Vietnamese forces invaded across the DMZ as South Vietnamese bases in the north fell. Saigon reported 14 bases lost since the invasion, with Fire Base Anne near Quang Tri City captured. U S naval and air forces shelled the area, while B52 bombs and 300 strikes were reported along the frontier and into Laos.
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Saigon
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Demilitarized Zone
Associated Press
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Anne
Quang Tri City
Cua Viet
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Lam
Dmz
North Vietnam
Laos
Wisconsin primary tests Democratic hopefuls under record turnout
In Milwaukee and across Wisconsin voters faced a clear chilly day as more than a million participate in the Democratic presidential primary. McGovern, Humphrey, and Muskie vie for momentum while Wallace seeks national appeal. Nixon expected to win GOP race. Delegates total 67, with distribution statewide and by district.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
New York
John V. Lindsay
Wallace
Pentagon Silent On New Viet Offensive
Five days into the anticipated offensive the Pentagon admits the attack began but offers few details. Officials say weather is poor and the ground war is now largely Saigon's responsibility with the U S largely out of combat. The stance aligns with a policy framing the war as South Vietnam's, while air support remains heavy.
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U.S
Jerry W. Friedheim
United States
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Saigon
Ronald L. Ziegler
U. S
Nixon
Stolen Car Equipment and Bicycles Reported in Red Bluff
Red Bluff police report detailing thefts from multiple vehicles. Items include a stereo tape, flashlight, car radiator and battery from two cars, plus three bicycles belonging to Dorene Baker Frank Johnson and Donna Cunningham. Police note tape deck intact but forced entry occurred within months.
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Red Bluff
Mark Winter
Henry Schafer
Schafer
Dorene Baker
Frank Johnson
Donna Cunningham
Forestry Cautions On Burning Permits In Tehama Glenn Areas
State Forest Ranger Howard Bromwell warns Tehama and Glenn Counties and Tehama County Rural Fire protection areas that burning requires permits from now until December 1. Burning rules emphasize safe burn days, air pollution limits, and restrictions on burning roofing materials tar rubber damp leaves and grass to avoid smoke and nuisance.
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Tehama County
Rural Fire Department
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Tehama-Glenn
Bromwell
Bramwell
Democrats Must Cut Budget 65 Million in California Plan
SACRAMENTO AP Assembly Democrats said they must trim the proposed nearly eight billion dollar budget by 65 million to avoid a deficit. Leader Willie Brown said the revised budget will go to the full Assembly with debate set for Thursday and will include adjustments to school aid and the 22 items previously deferred.
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San Francisco
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U.S Signals Formal Recognition of Bangladesh Regime
Washington reports the United States plans to extend formal recognition to Bangladesh, establishing diplomatic relations with the Dacca government led by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman after the December war. Announcement from the State Department is expected later today.
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United States
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Pakistan
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Dacca
Mujibur Rahman
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Tehama Council Plans Brief Wednesday Session
Tehama city councilmen set for a 7 30 p m meeting at the Municipal Building on Cavalier Street with a half hour planning commission session before the 8 p m council session. Agenda includes a community activities bulletin board at the Main Post Office on C Street bids on street work pending review, a letter on telephone cable on Gyle Road, and a mayoral report on the city county meeting.
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Rev. Dr. Luther D. Reed, 99, dies in Philadelphia
The Rev Dr Luther D Reed president emeritus of the Lutheran Theological Seminary died Monday at age 99 in Philadelphia. He served as a leading theologian and church educator with a career spanning decades.
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Lutheran Theological Seminary
Red Bluff records total season rainfall at 8.60 inches
Red Bluff total rainfall for the season stands at 8.60 inches, correcting yesterday's note of 8.96 inches. The prior driest spell cited as 8.96 occurred in the 1956-57 rain season.
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Red Bluff
Weather Forecast With Clouds and Thunder Showers
Increasing cloudiness with a chance of rain today tonight and tomorrow and thunderstorms over the mountains. Cooler with southerly winds 12 to 25 mph. High 75 today. Precipitation chance 60 percent. River readings and temperatures listed for several bridges and times. Sunrise and sunset times provided.
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