Evergreen district trustees elected. college area plan approved
Trustees returned include Robert Russell in Red Bluff High School with 834 votes and Ken Lindauer 667 Richard Greenhalgh 455. Other seats filled across districts. A $262000 Evergreen bond for six classrooms failed 81 yes 54 no as two thirds were required.
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Lee Peters
Evergreen
Red Bluff High School
Jeanne Saunders
Robert Russell
Red Bluff
Ken Lindauer
Richard Greenhalgh
Red Bluff High studies Living in Free Environment program
The Red Bluff High School board scrutinized the Living in a Free Environment program directing principal William Mulholland to present a concrete outline of aims and how to achieve them at the next meeting. A second topic covered teachers handling classes without prepared backgrounds amid past staffing shortages. The Armory may host Continuation School. enrollment shows gains. The 1973-74 calendar was adopted with Sept 5 start and June 7 close. sabbatical, resignation, and contracts approved.
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Red Bluff High School
William Mulholland
Harold Lucas
Robert Russell
Will Phay
Don Enloe
University of California
College of the Siskiyou
Kathy Grimes
Rezoning Battle Ends with Use Permit for Taber Property
Robert Taber lost his bid to keep M1 zoning on his Ross Road property as the county board approved rezoning to Al by a 3 to 2 vote. A use permit for non conforming use will allow current commercial activity to continue with automatic expiry if unused for six months or if sold.
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Bob Kennedy
Robert Taber
County Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Ross Road
Taber
Tehama County Crops Value Reaches New High in 1972
Tehama County reports 1972 gross crop value totaling 32 million 868 thousand 800 dollars up from 27 million 227 thousand 300 the prior year. Livestock and poultry rose in beef and dairy cattle, while sheep hogs horses declined. Fruit and nut value grew with more almonds cling peaches and English walnuts. Deputy Glenn Neilson led report prep with full figures to appear in Saturday Farm Section.
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Tehama County
Tehama County Board of Supervisors
Donald R. Hill
Glenn Neilson
Butz Defends Nixon Farm Proposals As Beneficial
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz defends new farm program proposals as boosting farmer income while providing more affordable food for consumers. He spoke to the Newspaper Farm Editors Association noting higher output to meet domestic demand and a growing world market will lower unit costs and stabilize prices. Senate Agriculture Chair Herman E. Talmadge warned the plan could depress rural areas and push farmers off the land.
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UPI
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Newspaper
Farm Editors Association
NFEA
Uner
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Union Membership Considered By Red Bluff Officials
Red Bluff police and fire personnel discussed possible unionization during a council study session. Officers cited lack of communication and manpower shortages. Lt. Harold Schoelen pressed for professional representation. Mayor Hoffman suggested another session with representatives. City Manager Nelson noted employees may freely choose their negotiating body.
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Red Bluff
John Fenrich
Fire Department
Harold Schoelen
Police Department
James Hoffman
Police and Fire Departments
Employes’ Association
Herbert E. Nelson
Round-Up Weekend Visitors Warned 40 Lock Vehicles
Tehama County Undersheriff Bill Gonzalez warned Red Bluff visitors for Round-Up weekend to lock cars and hide valuables. He said thefts occur even when vehicles are locked and urged trunk storage of valuables and secure home locking before events. Sheriff patrols the fairground parking areas and requests prompt theft reports.
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Red Bluff
Tehama County
Bill Gonzalez
Gonzales
Sheriff’s Department
Gonzalez
Gunmen fire on Belfast street wounding five in Catholic district
Five men were wounded when gunmen opened fire with machine guns on a Belfast street in a Roman Catholic district. The attack followed another day of bombing and shooting incidents in the city.
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Belfast
UPI
Weather forecast for fair spell with warming ahead
Fair through Thursday with little warmer temperatures today and tomorrow. Northerly winds 10 25 mph decreasing tonight. Fair Friday with round up weekend mostly fair and some clouds Sunday. Highs in the 70s, lows 30s to 40s. river levels and sunset times noted.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
Nixon outlines broad energy program and imports boost
President Nixon unveiled a sweeping national energy plan aimed at averting an energy crisis through steps that may raise prices and imply future shortages. He suspended oil import quotas and removed oil tariffs to lift foreign supply while ruling out gas rationing.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
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