US and South Vietnamese Move Into A Shau Valley No Major Contact Reported
U S and South Vietnamese infantry battalions entered the A Shau valley near Lavang as part of Lam Son 720. About 400 U S troops from the 101st Airborne and sizable allied forces are committed with air and ground support while reconnaissance continues for targets. Monsoon rains loom in three weeks as B 52s bomb depots across Vietnam Laos and Cambodia and two Mekong delta clashes yield 39 enemy dead and Saigon mark casualties. The Navy also announces three Seabee units to be withdrawn.
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Laos
101St Airborne
Saigon
South Vietnam
U. S
A Shan
Cambodia
Demilitarized Zone
Highway 9
Kindergarten Registration Schedule Announced by Superintendent
The school system will hold kindergarten registration for the next year on Wednesday. Glen Smith says registrations follow residence area with Lincoln Street and Jackson Heights sites offering morning and afternoon slots. Age must be five by December 2, 1971, with birthdate and immunization verification required. questions to Lincoln Street 527 7640 or Jackson Heights 527 7150.
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Glen Smith
Lincoln Street
Brewery Creek
Walnut Street
Jackson Heights
Reed’s Creek
Riverside Estates
Sacramento River
Lincoln Street School
Former Tehama County Supervisor Lynn Raymond Dies
Elmer Lynn Raymond aged 62, longtime Corning resident and former Tehama County Supervisor from 1950 to 1958, died after a period of illness in Corning Memorial Hospital. Surviving wife Doris, two sons Elmer and Lee, two daughters May and Shirley, a sister, a half brother, and eight grandchildren. Funeral at Hall Brothers Chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. with burial at Sunset Hill Cemetery.
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Tehama
Corning Memorial Hospital
Raymond
Corning
Planning Commission
Alberta
Canada
Independent Grange
California State Soil Conservation Districts
Doris
Elmer
Red Bluff
Lee
May Baldwin
Shirley Janes
Harrisburg
Ore
Pearl Hill
Portland
Walter Aynerson
Fresno
Hall Brothers’ Chapel
Sunset Hill
Red Bluff Airport Contract Under Review By City Council
Red Bluff city council will hear requests from two airport operators to reconsider bids for the Red Bluff airport contract. Santa Rosa Flight School seeks full service operation including dining and flight training while Aerocustom of Red Bluff aims to sublease most operations. Redding Sky Ranch also requests reconsideration as it plans to scale back its Redding site with headquarters planned in Red Bluff. The meeting will also consider a $10,000 Little League grant for Jackson Heights and review Chamber of Commerce budget requests.
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R.J. East
Santa Rosa Flight School, Inc
Santa Rosa
Airport Commission
East
Jack Holcomb
Aerocustom
Redding Sky Ranch
Redding
Little League
Jackson Heights
Chamber of Commerce
Mills Pushes $2 Minimum Wage Across For Nonfarm Workers
Washington AP reports Chairman Wilbur D. Mills introduced legislation to raise the minimum wage from $1.60 to $2 an hour. He argues the move would boost purchasing power and reduce welfare costs for working poor families, even as Education and Labor Committee debates a slower plan.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
House Education and Labor Committee
Ways and Means
Education and Labor Committee
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Tehama County School Elections See Light Early Voter Turnout
Early voting was light in Tehama County school elections with Red Bluff showing no contests. Three districts had school finance questions but still small turnout with Antelope 60 of 1400 eligible, Elkins 8 of 125, and Flournoy 10 of 150. Officials expected heavier afternoon turnout.
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Tehama County
Red Bluff
Antelope
Elkins
Flournoy
Sacred Heart School Opens April Registration for First Grade
Sacred Heart School begins registering new pupils for first grade in April under Sister Mary Carolina. Parents must provide baptismal or birth certificates and health information. Open daily from 9 a m to 3 p m. nonCatholic families may enroll this month and other grades may register.
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Sacred Heart School
Mary Carolina
Woman Driver's Late Turn Causes Avio Crash
A late left turn by Ann Cecelia Hennessy at Antelope Blvd and Highway 36E led to a collision with Sam Swann Crowley Jr. Both drivers were uninjured. Crowley, 44, of Red Bluff, was eastbound when the crash occurred at the junction.
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Antelope Blvd
California Highway Patrol
Sam Swann Crowley, Jr
Red Bluff
Ann Cecelia Hennessy
Manton
Crowley
Public Hearing on Red Bluff Highway Rerouting Set
A public hearing tomorrow at 1 15 p m will consider rerouting Highway 36 through Red Bluff. The planning commission hears routes off Main Street via Oak Street to Jackson Street or Walnut and Johnson Street to Park Avenue with a truck route proposed. The panel will also decide if Ortho Vivian may rent above his barbershop without parking. Previously insufficient members sent the matter back to the city council.
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Planning Commission
Main Street
Oak Street
Jackson Street
Walnut Street
Walnut
O’connor Road
Baker Road
Johnson Street
Park Avenue
Park
O’connor
Luther Road
South Main Street
Paskenta Road
Ortho Vivian
Main St
Planning Board
Mixed Reactions on Lon Nol Retirement
In Phnom Penh observers view Lon Nol’s registration as premier as a bid to reshuffle his cabinet or signal succession. Some think Sisowath Sirik Matak could take over while others fear challenges from Son Ngoc Thanh or Tam. Lon Nol’s brother Lon Non predicts a quick return with a new cabinet amid illness and a stroke that left him paralyzed on the left side.
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Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Son Nogc Than
Anti- Sihanouk Free Khmer Movement
National Assembly
Tam
Lon Non
Hawaii
Cheng Heng
U. S. Army
Honolulu
World News In Brief Middle East Exchange
Egypt blamed Israel for thwarting peace efforts and the Geneva disarmament conference. Ambassador Khallaf warned the issue risks credibility as long as real disarmament problems are not faced.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Geneva
Hussein Khallaf
Corning Planners To Hear Mobile Homes Zoning Request
Corning planning commission schedules 7:30 pm public hearing on a rezoning proposal to create a new zone from residential land. Bill Widing seeks Taft Street block to permit a mix of mobile homes and permanent houses bounded by Houghton and Thames Avenues in Corning city hall council room.
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Corning
Corning Planning Commission
Lillian Hagen
Bill Widing
Hwy. 99
Taft Street
Houghton and
Thames Avenues
Weather Outlook and Temperatures Across the Region
Mostly cloudy today with scattered showers possible, clearing this evening and fair tomorrow. High today around 58 with a low near 42, and tomorrow’s high near 68. Precipitation probability zero tomorrow and 20 percent tonight. River readings include Lake Red Bluff 15.4 and Bend Bridge 22.6 feet, Tehama 204.5, Woodson Bridge 170.3, with last 24 hours dry. Sunset at 6:53 p.m. and sunrise at 5:23 a.m. PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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