16 Apr 1973
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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon proposed selling 16 commodities valued at 4.1 billion from the national stockpile to curb inflation. Legislation would authorize disposal of 1.9 billion more. total 6.0 billion in materials, aiming to trim the stockpile to a 700 million reserve for a year.
Navy Secretary John Warner told Congress that 274 installations nationwide will close to save about 1 billion dollars yearly. Closings include the Boston Navy Yard, with Philadelphia and Portsmouth yards remaining open, and will cost about 16,640 military and 21,172 civilian jobs.
Variable clouds and a chance of showers today and tonight with little temperature change. Highs expected in the mid to upper 60s and low tonight in the low 40s. Wednesday shows partly cloudy skies and calm winds. River levels and daily records included with seasonal totals and sun times.
Voters will decide on a proposed rearrangement of trustee areas for the Shasta Tehama Trinity college district and select candidates for Red Bluff High School and Tehama County Elementary Schools boards. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. The measure, led by Robert Rehberg, affects county representation and would take effect July 1 1975. Evergreen district bond issue of 262000 also on ballot with high school race featuring 13 candidates for three seats.
President Nixon plans a European trip in the fall described by White House sources as a grand tour to Great Britain France West Germany and Italy. Aides say the visit will include the largest Western European nations though no dates were given.
The Court, in a 6 to 3 vote, lets stand Maine's decision to revoke 15 Elks lodges licenses for racial discrimination. Maine Supreme Judicial Court invalidated them Dec 11 under the 1969 antidiscrimination law. The ruling reinforces state power to act in liquor license issues despite a prior Pennsylvania decision.
Miley Glazzard age 45 of Redding was held on suspicion of murder in the death of Jacqueline Kay Dorman age 22. Dorman was found in her trailer park home Sunday morning with stab wounds to the stomach and throat and a gunshot to the head, police said.
The Eighth Annual Red Bluff Play-Day precedes the 51st Red Bluff Round-Up on April 21–22. The Friday April 20 event features top cow horses competing for cash prizes and several trophies including the C.F. Stover Trophy and Jim Owens Cattle Company Trophy. The Vaquero Shop will present buckles to winners, and admission is $1.00 for all entrants.
Cowboys plan to compete in the 51st Red Bluff Round-Up weekend at Wilcox Oaks Golf Club with the E. L. Hart Perpetual Memorial Trophy for low gross. The event runs Thursday with special awards and a bowling tournament at the Lariat Bowl on weekend days drawing many entrants.
The annual March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon drew 350 participants from Red Bluff to Gerber and back finishing at City Park. Pledges totaled 10700 with Marian Ameral raising the most money, sponsors contributing 1077 for her 20 miles.
The Skylab space station slowly moves from its hangar to the launch pad at Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn 5 rocket. The 334 foot laboratory will launch unmanned at 1 30 p m EDT May 14 for a 270 mile high orbit with crewed Apollo command ship to follow on May 15.
In Sacramento officials note 194 California laws discriminate by sex spanning many topics. The most basic assigns the husband as head of the family with the wife to conform to his choice. Another provision grants equal community property interests but puts management and control under the husband.
UPI reports Christians begin Easter Week while Jews start Passover at sundown and Muslims mark the Prophet Mohammed’s birthdate. Over 20,000 foreign visitors were expected in Tel Aviv. occupancy in Jerusalem Haifa and Tel Aviv hotels ran 80 to 95 percent as Palm Sunday processions drew about 2,000 pilgrims along the Mount of Olives route.
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