Young Royalty To Ride In Junior Round-Up Parade
Ten top contestants win theater passes as the Little Miss Round-Up contest fundraises for a city park project. Winners include Michele Toss and Ranee Botts with prizes from local merchants. Parade begins 10 30 a m at city park and proceeds to the courthouse for treats.
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Sheila Raschke
Jackie Willis
Sandra Latham
Tammy Graham
Rutha Brockman
Julie Bucher
Ronda Purcell
Diane Zambrano
Sutton Thompson
Connie Kirk
Katrina Teats
Joyce Knapp
Michelle Crocker
Marlene Crocker
Red Bluff Junior Women’s Club
Clellyn Eddy
Two Chico State Students Win In City Council Race
CSU Chico students Patrick McLafferty and Dave Murray won seats in a four candidate student slate. They placed second and third in votes as Mayor Eric Bathen was defeated by 89 votes in the council contest.
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Dave Murray
Eric Bathen
Weather outlook fair through Thursday with mild temperatures
Weather forecast shows fair conditions through Thursday. Northerly winds ease to light and variable at night. Today's high 81 and low 50, Thursday high 85. Friday also expected fair. Yesterday high 75, low 45. River levels listed for several gauges. Sunset and sunrise times provided.
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Power Failure Hits South Florida and Key Installations
A second massive outage swept South Florida disrupting traffic, elevators, banks, and schools as the region faced possible involvement of the first nuclear powered generator. Officials warned of extended delays and economic disruption across Miami and surrounding areas.
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Power Company
Meat Sales Drop as Workers Lose Jobs in Boycott
Retail meat sales were off up to 70 percent in many areas and 4,000 to 5,000 packinghouse workers were laid off as the fourth day of the consumers' boycott kept meat prices high. Ethel Rosen of the Women s War on Prices urged an April extension and a 20 percent across the board rollback. Patrick Gorman of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters said the boycott has displaced 4,000 to 5,000 workers.
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United Press International
Ethel Rosen
Women’s War On Prices
Chicago
Patrick Gorman
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Union
Separate Tomato Value Split Revealed by Del Monte Analysis
Del Monte analysis breaks a 29 cent tomato pizza value into 3.4 cents raw tomato cost and 25.6 cents added by processing, shipping, wholesale and retail. Processor receives 17 cents with 12.8 for can and processing, 3.8 for shipping, .4 profit. Wholesaler gains 1.6 cents with 3 cents profit. Retailer 7 cents with .4 profit.
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San Francisco
UPI
del Monte Corporation
Levees Sandbagged To Halt Mississippi Floodwaters
Work crews began piling sandbags on levees along New Orleans French Quarter to stop rising floodwaters from the Mississippi River. The flooding has already covered seven million acres from Illinois to Louisiana and is linked to sixteen deaths from recent heavy rains.
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Mississippi River
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Louisiana
Food Price Rollback Approved by House Banking Panel
The House Banking Committee voted 21 to 17 to roll back food prices to May 1 1972 and other prices and interest rates to March 16 figures. The action came amid a heated session as lawmakers debated extending the Economic Stabilization Act and wage price controls pending.
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UPI
House Banking Committee
Nixon
William Cotter
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Cotter
Ponderosa Land Owners Object To Names On Petition
About 18 Ponderosa Ky Ranch homeowners east of Paynes Creek tell Tehama County Board of Supervisors their names were fraudulently placed on a petition alleging poor roads and water, and stray horses. Attorney Rawlins Coffman urged a grand jury probe as district attorney Henry Goff was directed to investigate the charges.
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Bob Kennedy
Ponderosa Ky Ranch
Paynes Creek
Board of Supervisors
Orville A. Figgs
Rawlins Coffman
Red Bluff
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Henry Goff
Rezoning Recommendation Stalemated by County Board Vote
Tehama County Planning Commission urged rezone of Antelope property from M-1 to R1-A to align with surrounding parcels. Board split two to two. with Pickell absent, no final action. Owner Robert Taber opposes to protect future commercial rights. meeting adjourned in memory of Dorothy Pickell.
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Board of Supervisors
Robert Taber
Rudy Brodnansky
Bill Flournoy
C. Dale Pickell
Flournoy
Salaguna
Patterson
Dorothy Pickell
Red Bluff OKs Environmental Plan Aligning With State Policy
Red Bluff City Council approved a 13 page environmental protection resolution to meet California Environmental Quality Act requirements. It imposes environmental impact reports for projects with public funding or agency involvement, while exempting permits utility connections and existing facility improvements. The cost of reports falls on the applicant. The council also moves to grant a 5 percent cost of living rise for retired employees and urges Congress to fund the Cottonwood Creek Project.
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John Fenrich
Red Bluff
James F. Hoffman
Jospeh A. Miller
California
Congress
Cottonwood Creek
Indochina Fighting Intensifies Near Saigon
In South Vietnam Communist attacks grew fiercer, with heavy fighting in the Mekong Delta. Major clashes reported near Cai Lay and Tong Le Chan as JMC talks collapsed. Tong Le Chan, besieged since Feb 26, with a 500 man force showing at least 25 percent casualties. Foreign Ministry to protest to the Paris Vietnam conference.
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Last Known POW Of Vietnam War Lands In America
Army Capt. Robert T. White, 32, the last known prisoner of war from Vietnam, returned to U.S. soil landing at Hickam Air Force Base Hawaii aboard a Clall Starlifter jet to a 600 person crowd. He will proceed to McGuire AFB New Jersey this evening. White appeared weak and pale as he stepped onto the ramp.
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Tehama Bridge Closed for Repairs During Easter Week
The Tehama Bridge over the Sacramento River will close April 17 for repairs. Tehama County Road Commissioner Larry Coleman said the 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. closure avoids school bus traffic by aligning with Easter vacation week.
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