10 Apr 1973
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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1973
Page
1
Fair conditions continue this afternoon through Wednesday with slightly warmer weather on Wednesday. Highs reach the 70s today and mid 70s to low 80s on Wednesday, cooler tonight, with 5 to 15 mph winds. Rain likely Thursday then mostly fair Friday and Saturday. 10 percent chance of rain tomorrow. River levels listed at multiple locations. Sunset tonight at 6 42 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 5 37 a.m.
Six of the seven top saddle bronc riders from 1972 are returning to Red Bluff Round-Up with Christensen Brothers and Flying A Rodeo supplying bucking stock. Veterans include Darryl Kong of Australia J C Bonine of Hysham Montana and Joe Alexander of Cora Wyoming. The event April 21 22 offers saddle bronc bareback bull riding calf and team roping plus a wild horse race. Entry fees add to a 5600 purse.
Youngsters through eighth grade admitted Saturday April 21 at Red Bluff Fairgrounds for a dollar. Rodeo features girls barrel racing four horse races trick riding rides and wild horse events. Tickets available at 245 Pine Street Red Bluff. Welfare rolls drop 9000 in February and rose 17000 the prior year.
A massive spring storm dumped record snow across the Midwest, halting traffic and business. Winds drove waves from Great Lakes shorelines, temperatures plummeted, and at least 18 people died while shoveling or pushing vehicles. Meat prices rose slightly amid supply disruptions and boycotts.
A special study group will present its findings on Lincoln Street School’s disposition at a 6 p.m. Crystal Tavern dinner meeting. The Tehama County Board of Supervisors and the Superintendent of Schools will hear recommendations from a commission including the county board of education, supervisors, district attorney’s office, county auditor and welfare director on options such as lease purchase to the schools department or transferring fiscal responsibility to the superintendent’s office.
County engineer Larry Coleman announces public meetings to discuss Corning and Los Molinos garbage transfer stations. The Corning session is April 18 at 7 30 p.m. in Corning Veterans Memorial Hall and the Los Molinos session is April 25 at 7 30 p.m. in Los Molinos Veterans Memorial Hall. Deputy County Surveyor Ken Burton and contractor Maynard Ellis of Earth Moving will attend.
A Farm Bureau committee will pick a site Thursday at 1 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce office for a memorial plaque honoring Grant Merrill Tehama County Farm Advisor 1925 1942 renowned breeder who extended the peach season by four months The committee will tour the park plant flowering peach trees donated by Sunset Magazine and accept donations to the Farm Bureau Memorial Fund Also listed as assisting are Mrs Robert Bonham and Ala Alube along with committee members Courtney Bovee Don Smith Earl Lindauer Latane Sale Ed Tesseire Dale Borrer Joe Glick and Rudy Brodnansky
Corning City Council discussed the need for a new library or major renovations at a Monday meeting with about 20 attendees. Library Commission Chairman Richard Collins urged guidance, while Councilman M G Emery supported action and proposed funding options that were rejected.
Israeli troops landed on Beirut beaches and entered the city in six American built cars rented by secret agents, killing three top Arab guerrilla leaders in a reprisal raid described as a serious blow by Prime Minister Golda Meir.
President Nixon asked Congress for sweeping powers to expand trade with Communist nations and retaliate against unfair restrictions. He urged tighter controls on US firms abroad and said the plan could create more and better jobs while offering Americans more value.
San Francisco experts urge stronger building codes as research shows current standards may fail to protect hospitals and other structures during earthquakes.
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