Round-Up Parade Kicks Off Red Bluff Event With Dances and Rodeo
A colorful Round-Up opens in Red Bluff with a grand entry at 1:30 and four dances planned for the night. Cowboy Playday results name Jan McElhaney and others, while hackamore and bridle classes select finalists. Top rodeo cowboys, Miss Red Bluff, and major dances fill the two day program with 45 horses in racing and notable trick riding performances.
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Red Bluff
Tehama Totem Fairground
Jan McElhaney
Platina
Cotton Rosser
Cowboy Corral
Marysville
Jim Antle
Royce Hatfield
Elk’s Club
Winns
Danelle Connelly
Sherman Oaks
Bonnie Happy
Woodsie
Jimmy Midearis
Sylmar
Paul Steward
Mill Valley
Apollo 16 Prelaunch Jolts Shrugged Off Ahead of Moon Voyage
Apollo 16 readiness firms as launch crews fix three minor issues. John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr. and Thomas K. Mattingly II wait in crew quarters for a 9 54 a m pst countdown with potential jet proficiency runs and wife visits planned.
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AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Thomas K. Mattingly II
Space Agency
Young
Duke
Mattingly
Houston
Tex
Gordon Turner
Nixon Trudeau sign Great Lakes cleanup pact in Ottawa
Nixon and Prime Minister Trudeau sign an agreement to clean up the Great Lakes by 1975 and prevent future pollution amid a snow covered Ottawa ceremony. About 50 demonstrators opposed the move as Mounties and police secured Parliament Hill.
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Ottawa
Nixon
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Great Lakes
Parliament Hill
Canadian Liberation Movement
Viet Cong recapture threats loom as An Loc blazes
North Vietnamese tanks enter An Loc and Viet Cong launch heavy rockets into Saigon and Da Nang. 51 South Vietnamese are killed and 48 wounded as air bases suffer damage to 20 US aircraft. A failed resupply attempt surrounds troops at Fire Base Bastogne.
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Saigon
An Loc
da Nang
South Vietnam
Far
Bastogne
Highway 13
Chon Thanh
Buses Authorized for Vina School Away Games
Los Molinos Vina Elementary School won district approval to use funds for bus transport to away track meets and softball games. The district will require students to pay for some trips, including an eighth grade Sacramento excursion, as fiscal concerns loom for 1972-73. The board kept athletic programs, while considering bus service cuts and possible overrides.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
BankAmericard
John Glenn
Los Molinos
Vina
Carothers
Libbys Corn 24 Buffet Opens at Chico Cannery Outlet
Libbys Corn 24 Buffet launches at 1006 S Main Chico offering canned goods and spices from Schillings Cannery with new outlet pricing and selections.
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Libby's Corn
Cannery
S. Main
Chico
Bonanza Days Carnival Set by Red Bluff Round Up
Bonanza Days in Corning includes a carnival by Johnson's Amusements near Round-Up in Red Bluff. Chairman Ernie Hubbard says the carnival arrives this week and will be west of town near the freeway. The parade forms at Edith Avenue and Solano Street Saturday April 22 at 10 a.m. Entrants can join without registration or entry fee. Night events begin with a Veterans Memorial Building dance at 9 p.m. as a benefit for Chuck Java Lanes operator needing medical treatment.
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Corning
Bonanza
Red Bluff Johnson
Ernie Hubbard
Bonanza Days
Hubbard
Edith Avenue
Solano Street
Corning Veterans Memorial Building
Chuck
Java Lanes
Farm Exchange Ads In Daily News At Special Price
The Daily News prints a Farm Exchange Want Ads every Saturday in the TV Week Farmers Forum section. Buyers sellers and traders can place ads up to 25 words for 1.00. extra words are 10 cents each. Real estate or commercial ads go to Farmers Forum at 10 cents a word. Deadline is noon Saturday for the following week's issue.
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The
Daily News
Farm Exchange
TV Week
Farmers Forum
Farmer’s Forum
Family Circus Debuts Monday in Daily News
Beginning Monday the Daily News will feature the popular Family Circus drawn by Bil Keane. The cartoon uses a circular panel to depict the humorous doings and sayings of the Keane five, appearing on various pages of the paper.
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Daily News
Family Circus
Bil Keane
Five Keane
Weather Summary For Local Area
Fair today and tonight with northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Partly cloudy tomorrow and a high near 74. Tonight’s low around 45 with a 10 percent precipitation chance, 20 percent tomorrow. Rivers show Tehama Bridge at 203.0 ft and Lake Red Bluff at 14.7 ft. Sunset 6.47, sunrise 5.30 tomorrow.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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