Woman Granted Probation In Welfare Fraud Case
Tehama County Superior Court Judge Curtiss E Wetter suspended imposition of sentence for Gloria Copeland after she pleaded guilty to welfare fraud. He warned of broad abuse in welfare procedures and set probation until April 14, 1975, noting the potential for state and county fraud.
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Tehama County
Curtiss E. Wetter
Red Bluff
Gloria Copeland
Tudge Wetter
Welfare Department
Welfare and Institutions Code of
California
Wetter
Operation Of Dump To Be Presented At Corning Meeting
Corning residents can learn about the new county dump operation at a 7:30 p.m. meeting on April 25 at the Veterans' Memorial Hall. Larry Coleman Tehama County engineer says Ellis Earthmoving of Klamath Falls Oregon will be represented. The central dump northwest of Red Bluff will be used by the county and municipalities with Corning handling local transfer stations.
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Corning
Tehama County
Larry Coleman
Tehama
Ellis Earthmoving
Klamath Falls
Ore
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Red Bluff
Metal Detector Plant Eyes Site In Corning
Edward E. Lewis of Fisher Research Laboratories proposed locating a metal detector manufacturing plant on Corning airport property. He projected a $750000 to $1000000 annual retail volume with machines priced from 100 to 400 dollars, and described a clean operation with no air or water pollution.
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John Glenn Corning
Olive City
California
Edward E. Lewis
Fisher Research Laboratories, Inc
Belmont
Corning
Lewis
Morey Emery
Chamber of Commerce
Fisher
Trick Riders Highlight 50th Red Bluff Round-Up
The Red Bluff Round-Up adds four trick and fancy riders for its 50th anniversary show on April 15 and 16 at Tehama Totem Fairground. Danelle Connelly and Bonnie Happy, both 17, join Jimmy Medearis and Paul Stewart in the act, with backgrounds including Mexico City, Cow Palace, Madison Square Garden, and Salinas rodeos. Medearis, 28, brings veteran skill. Stewart, 23, debuts after two years of training under coach Dick Griffith.
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Red Bluff
California
Tehama Totem Fairground
Danelle Connelly
Sherman Oaks
Bonnie Happy
Woodside
Mexico City
Cow Palace
New
Jimmy Medearis
Slmar
Paul Stewart
Mill Valley
Meadearis
Medearis
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Stewart
South Dakota
Latter-day Saints Church
Dick Griffith
Phyllis Hosler
M. J. Hosler
Miss Hosler
Red Bluff Union High School
Tehama Totem Fairgrounds
Daily News
Red Bluff Airport Faces FBO Selection After Interviews
Red Bluff city commissioners and council held a joint meeting to interview three fixed base operator hopefuls for the airport. Wes Martin operates under contract. E. E. Day proposes a venture with Tim Kelsey and Tim Smith. J. C. Carleton is the former Shasta Aviation owner. Each candidate meets lease requirements and will need winter funding. The airport has been pulling out of red ink and had two FBOs leave in 1971.
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Red Bluff
Commission
Wes Martin
J. C. Carleton
Shasta Aviation
E. E. Day
Wes-Martin
Day
Tim Kelsey
Kelsey
Tim Smith
Burglaries Reported To Red Bluff Police
Two burglaries were reported yesterday to the Red Bluff Police Department. Mel Beachamp on James Avenue said coins valued at about 30 dollars were stolen, while G L Shephard of Lincoln Street reported two rings and a pin taken. Police are investigating both cases.
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Red Bluff
Mel Beachamp
James Avenue
G. L. Shephard
Lincoln Street
Voter turnout dips as poor weather hits Tehama County elections
Light participation marked the 1972 municipal vote in Corning Tehama and Red Bluff with cloudy skies and drizzle. Red Bluff voters faced a council race and a Kraft Playground sale question, while Corning and Tehama had unopposed candidates and no ballot propositions.
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Tehama
Corning
Red Bluff
Tehama’s
William Brainerd
Jim Hoffman
James Humphries
John Glenn
Catherine Bunting
Lester Totten
James B. Darrow
Henry
Hank’’ Wood
James Lauderdale
Edward Byram
Vietnamese forces abandon Bo Duc as Saigon claims heavy enemy losses
Field reports indicate South Vietnamese troops pulled out of Bo Duc north of Saigon amid heavy pressure. Saigon authorities say more than 500 enemy troops were killed on the northern front and a tank battalion was destroyed by U S B 52 bombers. Delayed reports note rangers and families evacuated by helicopter. border region movements remain disputed.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Bo Duc
Loc Ninh
Highway 13
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Drought Ends as Fresno Sees First Rain Since February
In Fresno, a light shower marked the first measurable rainfall in two months and the first March rain since 1888, according to the National Weather Service. The dry spell had set a record last month for March with no precipitation.
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Fresno
San Joaquin Valley
National Weather Service
Unification Hearing Set For Lassen View School
Lassen View School District schedules a public unification hearing with Red Bluff for tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Superintendent Charles Smith says the meeting is open to all, not only Lassen View residents.
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Lassen View School
Lassen View
Red Bluff
Charles Smith
Steering Committee At Red Bluff High To Meet Tomorrow
The Red Bluff High School steering committee will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the high school library. Principal Bill Mulholland says the open meeting will set goals for the school.
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Red Bluff High
Red Bluff High School
Bill Mulholland
Grand Award Float Name Correction
A town parade recap lists winners for the Grand Award floats. Shannon Martin Todd Brannon and Shelly Walker of Red Bluff and Scotty Walker of Anderson share the honor for a Round-Up 1922 themed float with a bucking horse bull in a chute and a clowning scene. Pam Thomas is credited for a separate self propelled float with Cathy Connie Max Fregoso Jean Angie Molauris and Debbie Harris.
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Shannon Martin
Todd
Brannon
Shelly Walker
Red Bluff
Scotty Walker
Anderson
Shannon
Scotty
Shelly
Pam Thomas
Pam Thompson
Cathy
Connie
Max Fregoso
Jean
Angie Molauris
Debbie Harris
Weather outlook with showers and variable cloudiness
Showers likely today with a shower chance through Wednesday and a 50 percent tonight, 70 percent tomorrow. Southerly winds 10 to 25 mph. Highs in the 60s and lows around 40s. River levels listed for Lake Red Bluff and nearby bridges. Sunset and sunrise times provided.
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