Red Bluff Airport operator decision postponed to May 4
Red Bluff City Council postponed selecting a fixed base operator for the airport after a heated meeting with the Red Bluff Airport Commission. Finalists Holcomb Santa Rosa Flight School and Shasta Flight Service argued for hangar construction and flight training. The council will review figures and options at the May 4 session.
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Lou Walther
Red Bluff Airport
Jack Holcomb
Red Bluff
William Brainerd
Gene Penne
Holcomb, Santa Rosa Flight School
Shasta Flight Service
Williams Aviation of
Long Beach
North Valley Aviation
Holcomb
Aero
Phil Beguin
Keeaiico Inc
Council
Leo Purinton
John Kilpatrick
Dick East
Jim Murphy
Santa Rosa Flight School
Purinton
Off Street Parking Appeal Planned For Red Bluff
Otho Vivian of 645 Main St plans to appeal a planning board denial to the Red Bluff City Council over a permit to rent two apartments above his barber shop without off street parking. The vote was 3 to 2 with McGlynn abstaining due to conflict. Froome Jr and Fischer supported the permit. A public hearing on rerouting Highway 36 was held with no decision.
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Otho Vivian
Main St
Planning Board
Red Bluff
Jim Froome Jr
Frank Fischer
Vivian
Fischer
Bob Fehlman
Jim Campbell
Housing Authority
Tehama County
Cornings
Campbell
Lake Red Bluff
Manton Voters Get Second Chance on Ballots
Tehama County Clerk Floyd Hicks reports 14 Manton area residents were given a second ballot on Wednesday after an oversight in the county school board election. The updated ballots covered Tehama County officials and board seats for Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Junior College and Shasta Union High School. The redo does not alter Tehama County results.
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Manton
Floyd Hicks
Tehama County
Shasta County
Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Junior College
Shasta Union High School
Hicks
Festival of Faith to Highlight Red Bluff Event
Area congregations from 20 churches plan the 15th Red Bluff Festival of Faith on Wednesday April 28 at Tehama Totem Pair ground. Ron Gould Chico State graduate student guest speaker on study furlough from South Vietnam. Choir directed by Rev George Clemmons. Tehama County Band and Red Bluff Men's Chorus add music. Master of ceremonies Charles de Frates. Potluck dinner at 6 30 p m. Coffee provided by Minister's Association. sitter available during program. attendance notices requested.
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Red Bluff
William Borrer
Tehama County Band
Red Bluff Men’s Chorus
Charles de Frates
Minister’s Association
Corning Beardless Boy Patrol and Bonanza Days Parade
Corning launches a Beardless Man cruise with a two dollar bail for clean shaven men and a one dollar Babyface Button sold by local Jaycees. Parallel events include a Solano Street carnival parade Saturday with 14 organizations, sidewalk sales, an auction, and a pancake breakfast Sunday. The chittlin chase offers five age divisions with a one dollar entry. Bonanza Days ends with a Veteran's Memorial Hall dance at nine.
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Maria
Ernie Hubbard
Gary Strack
Red Bluff
Carny
Solano St
Edith Ave
Dow Solano
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hubbard
Corning Union Elementary
Corning High
Solano
Chamber of Commerce
Little League Park
American Legion
Chittlin Chase
Federal Flood Insurance Expands to Tehama County
Congress member Harold T. Johnson announces that federal flood insurance becomes available in Tehama County including unincorporated areas after Red Bluff rollout. Insurance carriers will offer lower rates backed by federal support, with policy purchases via local agencies and the National Flood Insurance Association Service Office in San Francisco.
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Tehama County
Washington, D.C
Harold T
Bizz’ Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Red Bluff
Johnson
Sacramento River
County Board of Supervisors
National Flood Insurers Association Service Office
Firemens Fund Insurance Company
P. O
San Francisco
Area Postmasters To Meet In Tehama Tomorrow Morning
Postmasters active and retired from northern California counties will gather at Tehama’s Masonic Hall tomorrow morning. Hosted by Verna Hough Emmett Nickles and Jean Johnson the regional meeting lists Robert Stevens as main speaker. Stevens from San Francisco regional HQ manages labor relations. The event begins at 10 a.m. with lunch at noon catered by the Order of the Eastern Star.
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California
Masonic Hall
Verna Hough
Emmett Nickles
Gerber
Jean Johnson
Proberta
Robert Stevens
Stevens
San Francisco
Order of the Eastern Star
Corning High Senior Science Fair Winners Named
Tami Williams of Corning Union High School won sweepstakes for a third year with a grassland fire ecology study. Brad Martin, a Corning sophomore, won boys senior division for insect locomotion research. Both earned all expenses paid trips to the International Science and Engineering Fair in Kansas City Missouri.
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Corning
Tami Williams
Corning Union High School
California Central Valleys
Chico
Brad Martin
Miss Williams
Martin
Kansas City
Baltimore
Fort Worth
Tex
Colleen Snelson
Ramon Garcia
Corning High School
Lynn Gould
Julio Garcia
Eileen Morris
Ann Garcia
Bonnie Williams
CUHS
Fighter Bombers Hit Missile Sites In North Vietnam
U S fighter bombers attacked surface to air missile sites deep inside North Vietnam and along the Laotian border. The raids marked the sixth protective reaction strikes this week and the 27th this year amid a day of heavy air activity. Ground fighting remained light as the nine day old operation in the A Shau valley continued. About 30 B52 bombers dropped nearly 1 000 tons on supply routes depots and infiltration corridors in the upper Laotian panhandle and surrounding areas. Two F105 fighter bombers were reported.
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Saigon
U. S
North Vietnam
A Shau
Laotian Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Cambodia
Manson Sent to San Quentin After Secret Removal
Charles Manson condemned to death for the Tate murders was moved to San Quentin Prison after a secret transfer from his cell, a sheriff’s spokesman said. The dispatch notes a sequence of world briefs from Colombo to Washington.
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Manson
Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
San Quentin Prison
Duvalier Dies After Illness in Haiti
Haitian dictator Francois Papa Doc Duvalier has died at 64 after a three month illness. His 20 year old son Jean Claude Duvalier was named his successor in a presidential palace announcement. The report states the president died last night in Port au Prince.
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Haiti
Francois ‘‘Papa
Duvalier
Jeane Claude
Weather forecast: clouds, showers and cooler temps ahead
Mostly cloudy today and tonight with a chance of showers this afternoon and tonight. Partly cloudy Friday with cooler temperatures forecast. Southerly winds 10-20 mph, becoming northerly tomorrow. Eighty percent chance of showers today, 90 percent tonight and 10 percent Friday. High today 58, low tonight 40, high tomorrow 62. River stages at Lake Red Bluff 15.4 ft, Bend Bridge 22.1 ft, Tehama 204.2 ft, Woodson Bridge 170.1 ft. Precipitation last 24 hours none. season to date 21.28 inches. Sunset 6:55 PST, sunrise 5:20 PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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