Boycott Threatens Two More Weeks if Prices Stay Up
A coalition of consumer groups vows nationwide food boycotts in May if Congress does not roll back prices to March 16 levels. The plan includes a meat boycott the first week of May and a fish and poultry boycott the following week, led by the National Consumer Congress.
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County Supervisors Set Public Hearing on Scenic Element Plan
Tehama County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing Tuesday at 10 a.m. on adopting the Scenic Element of the General Plan. The agenda includes fund transfers and a report from the district attorney and planning director on revised Environmental Impact Statements rules. The Planning Commission meets Thursday at 9:05 a.m. to review seven rezoning and eight use permit requests, plus a report on subdivision plans and a proposed Land Use Element fee schedule.
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Easter campsite demand across California predicted
State Parks and Recreation officials expect crowded Easter camping with central and northern California parks as top choices. Sacramento Valley areas follow, while Sugar Pine Point at Lake Tahoe may have limited winterized sites. Southern beaches already fully booked and desert units largely reserved, with ongoing heavy traffic expected.
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Best Western Dressers To Win Prizes
The Dress Western Contest begins Monday with daily judging from 3 30 to 4 p m in front of the Daily News building. Mrs Carol Richardson chairs the Red Bluff Junior Women event inviting all women men and children. Each daily winner earns two Round-Up tickets, with a grand prize winner named Friday.
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Voters Elect School Trustees and College Issue
Voters go to polls Tuesday to elect school trustees in their districts and to vote on a proposed rearrangement of the Shasta Tehama Trinity college trustee area. Vacancies exist on Red Bluff High School board and most elementary districts. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. per the county clerk.
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TANKS EXPLODE IN SIDON AND UPI WORLD NEWS BULLETIN
Seven explosions ripped oil storage tanks in Sidon Lebanon and guards were found tied up as firefighters arrived. The report links the blast to claims of U S intelligence help for an Israeli raid and notes rising tensions in the Arab world.
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Girls in Round-Up Prizes at Red Bluff Rodeo
The 51st Red Bluff Round-Up features women riders with events like the Cowgirls Saddle Race for 18 plus, first prize $25 second $15 third $10, eight entrants day one, and the Girls Barrel Race. Officials note top riders are signing up as crowds and cowboy spirit grow in Cow Town U.S.A. Tickets available at 527-1000 or Pine and Main Office.
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Povey Wins Luxury Cruise Prize for Chevrolet Dealers
Craig Povey of Red Bluff Chevrolet with Mrs Povey will start a five day west coast Mexico cruise. They will be flown to Los Angeles with other Pacific Coast Chevrolet winners and sail on the Norwegian Princess Italia.
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Weather Outlook Fair Through Sunday With Warm Weekend
The forecast calls for fair weather through Sunday with rising daytime temperatures. Northerly winds at 10 to 20 mph decrease tonight. Monday brings a chance of showers with a high of 75 and a low around 40. Measurable precipitation is unlikely today and tonight, 10 percent tomorrow. River levels show Lake Red Bluff at 15.7, Bend Bridge 19.7, Tehama 203.4, Woodson Bridge 168.1 feet. Sunset is 6:46 pm, sunrise 5:31 am tomorrow.
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Students Poll on Amnesty Reveals Youth Opinions Nationwide
A national poll of over 116000 students shows 50.1 percent favor conditional amnesty with public service, 32.7 percent oppose any amnesty, 10.1 percent back general amnesty, and 7.1 percent undecided. Visual Education Consultants conducted the study as part of a school program.
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