Red Bluff Voters Keep Kraft Playground as City Officials Win Re‑Election
Red Bluff electors backed keeping Kraft Playground 727 to 499 while returning incumbent Jim Hoffman and Bill Brainerd to the city council. Tehama and Corning results show incumbents and clerks re elected amid small turnout. Hoffman cited turnout and the playground vote as a mandate for the council.
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John
Jim Darrow
Hank Woods
Lillian Hagen
Ruby Robbins
Red Bluff
Jim Hoffman
Bill Brainerd
Jim Humphries
John Glenn
Catherine Bunting
Lester Totten
Kraft Playground
Tehama
Jim Lauderdale
Harold Belbeck
Virginia Rhinesmith
Carolyn Steffan
Corning
Hank Wood
Kraft Park
Brainerd
Jack Trainor
Tehama General Hospital Faces Medi Cal Suspension Threat
Tehama General Hospital could lose Medi Cal and Medicare payments after state officials found accreditation and physician staffing lacking in a CMA JCAH survey. The July 1 1972 deadline warns of potential sanctions, while private patients increasingly seek county care.
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Tehama County Supervisors
State Dept. of Health Care Services
Don Rose
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
JCAH
California Medical Association
CMA
Dept. of Health Care Services
Medi-Cal
Medicare
Pertson
Hugh Garland
Victor R. Boiseree
Medical Services Bureau
State Association
Tehama County Hospital and Safety Commission
Tehama General
Los Molinos Holds Teen Club Reorganization and Utility District Meeting
Two evening gatherings are listed in Los Molinos. The Teen Club on Highway 99 at 7 30 p m meets to revive the center and seek a new sponsor after partial backing by the Community Action Agency. At 8 p m the Chamber of Commerce and Underground Conversion Committee meet at Bank of America on Highway 99 to discuss an underground utility district and Q A session for property owners.
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Ponderosa Sky Ranch
Orville Figgs
Los Molinos
Hwy. 99
Earl Alexander
Community Action Agency
Chamber of Commerce
Underground Conversion Committee
Bank of America
Hwy
Rockets hit Da Nang area as US base targeted
North Vietnamese rockets slammed into the Da Nang region early Thursday near the U S air base. In other AP dispatches, Nixon taps Benjamin L Hooks to become the first Black FCC member, with a seven year term starting July 1.
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U. S
FCC
Washington
Nixon
Benjamin L. Hooks
Memphis
Federal Communications Commission
Hooks
White House
Robert T. Bartley
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Candy Missing At Corning High Baseball Field
Corning police investigate theft at Corning High School baseball field concession stand. Thieves unlocked and broke the padlock last night and took contents from a candy carton with no other items reported missing.
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Corning High
Corning
Corning High School
County Educator Explains Title I to Trustees
Ron Hines of the Tehama County Education Dept outlines Title I impact for Los Molinos SD and potential yearly participation. He notes federal funds support staff hires and a program aimed at aiding slow learners in reading and math with a close teacher to student ratio.
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Ron Hines
Tehama County
Los Molinos
Hines
Social Welfare Department
Red Bluff High Trustees Eye Open Campus Life Program
Red Bluff Union High School trustees discussed a flexible Life Program for next year involving sophomores to seniors. They noted no extra liability if adopted. A noon public meeting was scheduled to continue discussion at the district office, with other actions including staff changes and calendar items.
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Red Bluff Union High School
Anita Widlund
English Resource Center
Louis Bogdan
Linda Spannaus Crowned Miss Red Bluff Round-Up
Linda Spannaus, 18, senior at Red Bluff Union High School, will be crowned Miss Red Bluff Round-Up at the Tehama Totem Fair grounds dance after selling 407 raffle tickets, the most ever. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Spannaus of Red Bluff. first runner up was Miss Laurie Williams.
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Kristine Pape
Nine
Marilyn Pape
Red Bluff
Ms. Pape
Frontier
Daily News
Linda Spannaus
Tehama Totem Fairground
Red Bluff Union High School
Les Hart
Elmer Spannaus
Laurie Williams
Subcommittee approves higher minimum wage bill
The Senate Labor subcommittee endorsed a $2.20 per hour minimum wage with no Republican opposition, sending the measure to the Labor Committee. It outlines staged increases to $2.20 for workers covered before 1966, and $1.80 rising to $2.20 for those entering after 1966 within three years.
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Washington
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Labor Committee
Weather outlook with showers and mountain winds
Showers today and tonight then clearing Thursday with thunder chances tonight. Southerly winds 15 to 30 mph. Friday forecasts fair with traveler warnings in the mountains for strong winds and snow. Precipitation chances 20 percent tonight and 50 percent tomorrow. Highs in 50s to 60s, lows 40s, river levels Bend Bridge 21.0 Lake Red Bluff 14.9 Tehama Bridge 202.2 Woodson Bridge 168.8 feet.
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17Th Cavalry
Lane Army Airfield
Qui Nhon
Redding
Connie Middleton
Shasta High School
ST. Louis
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Berkeley
American Social Health Association
Reeds News
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Gerber Cafe
Gerber Community Hall
Bob Jones
Kiwanis
New Elks Lodge
Gilmore Road
JC Penney
Bulb Sale
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