Cattlemen Protest Meat Price Rollback Through Telegrams
Cattle industry members sent 160 telegrams to Congressman Harold T. Johnson protesting a proposed meat price rollback. Rancher Jack Owens at the Tehama County Cattlemen's Association Field Day argued the bill could ruin the industry, blaming George Meany and threatening Secretary Earl Butz. The event drew about 800 ranchers, with a $4 steak barbecue and no meat boycotts.
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Bizz” Johnson
Jack Owens
Tehama
Washington
George Meany
Nixon
U.S
Earl Butz
Weeklong Meat Boycott Shows Mixed Results Across States
United Press International reports the weeklong meat boycott ended at midnight Saturday with generally lower sales but continued high prices. Wisconsin Kohl Corp cuts meat 15 percent below ceiling prices, Maryland and Ohio markets see reductions, Godfrey Co Sentry stores yet to state exact savings, Pittsburgh Foodland lowers some items 10 to 30 cents per pound.
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Maryland
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Waukesha
Wis
Pittsburgh
Foodland
British Columbia Couple Injured In I-5 Crash
A British Columbia man Otto Kristjanson and his wife Sigrid Kristjanson were the only injuries from seven weekend auto accidents on I-5 near Red Bluff. Sigrid, 77, treated for arm lacerations and released from St. Elizabeth Hospital.
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Interstate 5
Red Bluff
California Highway Patrol
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Otto Kristjanson
St. Elizabeth Hospital
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Adobe Road
Highway Patrol
Consumer Federation seeks April meat boycott extension
The Consumer Federation of California urged extending the nationwide meat boycott on Tuesdays and Thursdays through April. At its annual convention the 2000 member group voted for a partial continuation of the boycott unless meat prices are drastically reduced.
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San Francisco
UPI
Consumer Federation of California
Elementary Board To Discuss Rental Of Classroom Space
Red Bluff elementary board meets at the district office to discuss classroom rentals and grade level organization from kindergarten to grade 3, 4 and 5, and 6 through 8. Agenda covers Bidwell School athletic uniforms, teacher requests, Title II approval, auditor selection, consolidated funds application, and next year calendar.
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Red Bluff
Douglass St
Bidwell
Burning Permits Required in Mendocino National Forest
Forest Supervisor Blaine L. Cornell announces that from April 9 burning permits will be required in the Mendocino National Forest. Permits are available at District Ranger Offices in Corning Stonyford Upper Lake and Covelo.
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Mendocino National Forest
Blaine L. Cornell
Mendocino Forest
Corning
Stonyford
Upper Lake
Covelo
Weather Forecast With Showers Possible Tomorrow
Increasing cloudiness today with a chance of showers late tonight and Tuesday before noon. Highs today and Tuesday in the mid 60s to low 70s with lows in the 40s. Winds 5 to 15 mph. Outlook Wednesday mainly fair with a 50 percent rain chance tomorrow. River levels listed at four bridges with highs around 203 feet SLS.
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Mississipps
United Press International
Mississippi River
U.S. Corps of Engineers Engineers
Vicksburg
Miss
Meat Price Ceiling Rules Expand to All Red Meats
Washington reports meat markets must display ceiling prices for beef pork lamb and other red meats near fresh counters with signs easily intelligible to consumers. Processed meats like sausages bacon hot dogs cold cuts and canned items must also have ceiling price lists at their location in the stores.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
Memorial service set for Yvonne Keith at Shasta College
A memorial service for Yvonne Keith women's physical education instructor who died suddenly Thursday will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Shasta College amphitheatre weather permitting. A similar service is planned at her hometown Medford Oregon. A memorial fund is set up and contributions may be mailed to the Shasta College business office.
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Keith
Medford
Ore
Shasta College Business Office
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