Hussein Meets Nixon at White House in Middle East Peace Talks
Jordan's King Hussein, on his third White House visit since 1967, is welcomed by President Nixon who calls him a leader of courage and moderation. Hussein warns of a possible new major war in the Middle East without a just and honorable peace and outside involvement.
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Artificial Heart Man Develops Pneumonia
Haskell Earp who survived 65 hours with a mechanical heart developed pneumonia after receiving a second heart at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital in Houston. Doctors noted a patch in the right lung and low kidney function though he remained responsive. Dr. Denton A. Cooley headed the transplant team and reported a low rejection risk.
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Reagan proposes voluntary withholding and new taxes in reform plan
Governor Reagan unveils tax reform calling for a one percent gross income tax add on, voluntary withholding, and new sales taxes to shift burden from property taxes. The plan presents a “voluntary pre payment” approach, aiming to ease property owners’ load while pushing some taxes to individuals.
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Reagan
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La Boheme Date Changed To Next Tuesday
La Boheme will be presented at Red Bluff High School next Tuesday at 1 45 pm. Western Opera Company set the new date due to a tour schedule change. Public event with tickets 1 for students and 1 50 for adults.
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Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Bareback Amateurs Vie At 47th Red Bluff Round-Up
Amateur riders may enter the bareback contest during the 47th Red Bluff Round-Up on April 19 and 20 at Tehama Totem Fairgrounds. Limited to 22 Northern California Western Nevada and Southern Oregon riders, entrants pay 25 dollars and draw one horse daily. Entries open April 18 at Round-Up Headquarters in Red Bluff. 300 dollar purse plus entry fees.
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Rocket Fire In Saigon Rounds Hit Suburban Areas
Saigon outskirts came under fire as five rocket or mortar rounds struck Gia Dinh and nearby hamlets Dong Nhut and Dong Nhi. A house was hit injuring a Vietnamese army officer, his wife and son, amid ongoing fighting 40 miles northwest as Senator Tower observed air action overhead.
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Republicans Face Burns Successor Battle In Senate
The newly empowered Republican Senate plan meets behind closed doors to unite against Hugh M. Burns. Leaders including Donald Grunsky aim to select a successor this week after John Nejedly’s Walnut Creek victory gave the GOP control for the first time in 13 years.
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Immunization Clinics Planned for Tehama County
Tehama County Health Department schedules monthly immunization clinics on Wednesday April 9 from 7 to 8 p.m. and Thursday April 10 from 1 to 2 p.m. Health officer Dr. R L Holtzer leads with nurses and Red Bluff Junior Women's Club volunteers. Corning clinic set for City Hall Thursday April 10 at 7 to [time remaining unread].
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Tehama County
R. L. Holtzer
Red Bluff
Corning
Corning Woman Found Guilty Of Furnishing Minor Liquor
Arlene Purcell of Corning is found guilty in Tehama County Superior Court of furnishing liquor to a minor. She waived a jury trial and faces April 21 for further proceedings including a separate charge of threatening a witness.
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Susan Ferguson
Arlene Purcell
Tehama County
Parish
Davis
Superior Court
Linda Lee Miller
David Lester Issacs
Hamilton City
Old West dress judged at Army Navy Lot in Red Bluff
Red Bluff Junior Women's Club judges a next week dress display on the Army Navy Store parking lot at Hickory and Washington Streets. Afternoon judging runs daily 1 to 2 o'clock with entries of men women or children reflecting 1800s to WWI era attire.
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Army-Navy
Hickory
Washington Sts
Weather Outlook With Showers Tuesday Into Wednesday
Variable high clouds today and tonight with a few showers Wednesday. Southerly winds 7 to 17 mph with little change in temperature. High today 72, low tonight 44, high Wednesday 68. River levels listed at multiple gauges, no precipitation in the last 24 hours, season-to-date totals noted. Sunrise tomorrow 5:41, sunset 6:41 PST.
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Bend Bridge
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