Apollo 16 Faces Possible Delay In Moon Landing
Apollo 16 missions faced a potential delay after the command ship failed to fire correctly for an orbital raise. Ground controllers warned astronauts John W. Young and Charles M. Duke Jr. to prepare for a possible waveoff while Casper, flown by Thomas K. Mattingly, continued maneuvers.
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Orion
Mission Control
Casper
Thomas K. Mattingly
Mattingly
Young
Duke
Moon
Earth
John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Descartes Mountains
Red Bluff Planners Approve Multiple Permits
Red Bluff planning commission granted use permits for seven apartments and 120 motel units. Charles R Crain won approval to build five apartments at 1118 Washington St in a commercial zone, and a second story office at 1395 Montgomery St was approved for conversion into two apartments owned by Stanley Hinkle. An eight acre planned development near Antelope Boulevard received motel housing approval to be built in phases with a marina and additional housing. A church expansion by Bishop Richard Lallatin was tabled until May.
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Red Bluff
Antelope Boulevard
Richard Lallatin
Tax Consultant Denounces IRS Scare Tactics
LOS ANGELES AP The president of the Association of Business and Tax Consultants of Los Angeles Sol H Gaber accuses the Internal Revenue Service of using scare tactics to push taxpayers to prepare their own returns with standard deductions. He cites IRS claims of uncovering many cases as a basis for his charge.
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Los Angeles
Internal Revenue Service
Sol. H. Gaber
Association of Business and Tax Consultants of
IRS
Nixon Reports Vietnam Decision Amid Withdrawal Plan
President Nixon plans to disclose his Vietnam decision within 10 days, signaling whether troop withdrawals will continue after May 1. The announcement will aim to reassure Moscow and Peking and influence the 1972 campaign, as public silence ends on the Hanoi Haiphong bombing raids.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
U. S
Hanoi-Haiphong
Moscow
Peking
Campus clashes in Maryland amid antiwar protests
At University of Maryland police used tear gas as demonstrators threw rocks and firebombs in the latest antiwar flare amid U S bombing resumption. Nineteen people were arrested as efforts to close Route 1 near College Park intensified.
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University of Maryland
U. S
North Vietnam
U. S. Route 1
College Park
State pay raise bills cleared committee in California
Four pay raise bills for state employees cleared the Assembly Ways and Means Committee and head for floor votes. Combined cost would top 206.3 million if enacted, but officials say the total would add about 53 million to the approved budget. Lead bill by Speaker Bob Moretti would grant a 10.7 percent raise to all state workers, higher than the analyst’s 7.5 percent recommendation. Another measure, from E. Richard Barnes, would boost UC faculty pay by about 13.1 percent with 5.9 percent fringe benefits.
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Sacramento
Assembly Ways and Means
Reagan
Roy M. Bell
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Legislative
Moretti
E. Richard Barnes
San Diego
University of California
SALT Talks Cancelled Again In Helsinki Session
In Helsinki AP reports the strategic arms limitation talks were canceled for the second time this week. No reason was given for today’s postponement though sources suggest a Russian request. A U S spokesman said nothing alarming had occurred and working parties were meeting actively.
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Helsinki
Vladimir Semyonov
Moscow
U. S
Corning High School Trustees Approve Funds for New Shop
Trustees authorized 68300 for shop and ceramics department improvements following an accrediting committee report praised as extremely complimentary. The district plans to add staff for boys and girls PE, expand gasoline engine and ceramics programs, and acquire engines with possible donations from Ford executives. Ed Rosauer outlined a new shop and tool purchases from Gerlinger Motor Parts, with 3335.36 allotted for hand tools.
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John Glenn Corning
Western Association of Schools and Colleges Accreditation Committee
Bud Gott
California
Chico State College
Ed Rosauer
Agriculture Department
Rosauer
Ford Motor Co
Gerlinger Motor Parts
Sacramento
Redding
Snap-On
Gerlinger
Democrats Move To Set Indochina Withdrawal Deadline
House Democrats prepare a vote on a resolution urging a prompt date to terminate all military involvement in Indochina and demanding a foreign affairs committee report a bill within 30 days. The measure also condemns U S bombing raids in Hanoi Haiphong and may add a clause denouncing Hanoi's invasion of South Vietnam.
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Washington
House
Indochina
U. S
Hanoi- Haiphong
Hanoi
South Vietnam
William R. Anderson
D-Tenn
Project City Woman Fined for Drunken Driving
Ruby Cleo Fischer 60 of Project City was fined 360 dollars in Red Bluff Judicial District Justice Court for drunken driving. Judge Noel Watkins imposed the fine after the district attorney asked to dismiss a prior conviction from Oct 30 1969 for sentencing purposes.
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Ruby Cleo Fischer
Project City
Red Bluff
Noel Watkins
Corning Field Trips Under Strict Probation
Corning High School field trips will continue but under close supervision by the school trustees. After an incident at a San Francisco hotel the trustees voted to permit trips, yet several faculty members warned they will not accompany future overnight outings. A new policy statement is being drafted for parents outlining unsupervised time and student responsibility during trips.
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Corning
Corning High School
San Francisco
California Scholarship Federation
CSF
Bob
Tomlinson
Bob Buffum
Bud Gott
Worst Of Inflation Is Over Connally Says
Washington AP Treasury Secretary John Connally asserts the worst of inflation is behind us as the Commerce Department reports first quarter GNP up 30.3 billion dollars. Inflation accounts for more than half the 11.8 percent output gain with a 6.2 percent annual inflation rate. Connally calls it a rough quarter while the administration aims for a 2 to 3 percent year end inflation rate.
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Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Commerce Department
GNP
Connally
North Vietnamese Deliver Notes To Peace Delegations
North Vietnam delivered formal notes to the U S and South Vietnamese delegations in Paris requesting a resumption of the Paris peace talks next Thursday. A U S spokesman said the American reply would be announced later. Secretary Rogers said the United States is not ready to resume negotiations while the Communist offensive continues in South Vietnam.
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Paris
North Vietnam
U. S
U.S
William P. Rogers
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Valuables Taken From Rural County Home
Supplies valued at 608.25 dollars were taken from a rural house on Live Oak Road west of Red Bluff. Sheriff’s deputies report a break in and theft of cash tools gun parts and ammunition from Kurt O Haase the homeowner. Authorities estimate the loss at 608.25 dollars.
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Red Bluff
Sheriff's Department
Kurt O. Haase
Live Oak Road
Weather Forecast Indicates Warm Day With Patchy Frost
Forecast calls for fair weather through Friday and a warm day with a high near 75 today. Patchy frost expected Friday morning and a slight 5 percent chance of rain tomorrow. winds light. Rivers show Lake Red Bluff at 14.7 feet and nearby bridges with slight rises. Sunset at 6:52 p.m. and sunrise at 5:30 a.m. PST.
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