Reform Proposals Face Skepticism In California Hearing
California Hospital Association chief urged patching Medi-Cal for another year. Water resources officials say current and planned projects will cover needs to 1995, extending outlook by a decade. Nixon foreign aid overhaul faces strong House opposition over splitting programs and outsourcing control.
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Sacramento
California Hospital Association
Timothy O’brien
Assembly Health Committee
Eureka
California
State Department of Water Resources
Joseph E. Patten
Redding
Washington
Nixon
U. S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thaw In Peking Moves U S Toward Dual China Seats at U N
A Nixon VP commission led by Henry Cabot Lodge urges allowing both Chinas to hold U N seats, arguing allegiance to the charter should be the sole criterion. The plan envisions dual seats for Germany Vietnam Korea and both Chinas as U S China ties show signs of warming. The panel filed its 50 member report at the White House amid recent signals of improved relations including a U S ping pong tour in China and an invitation for a mainland Chinese team to visit.
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Washington
Washington- Peking
Nixon
U. N
Com
Henry Cabot Lodge
International Organization
White House
United Nations
United States
China
Councilmen Uphold Planners Decision In Corning
Corning city council upheld a planning commission ruling to prohibit a mobile home on a residential lot. Bill Widrig faces a Superior Court injunction to remove the trailer while attorney Elmer Jennings pushes for rezoning or a public hearing. Ted Smith supports retention citing housing needs and potential benefits to the neighborhood.
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Corning
City Planning Commission
Bill Widing
Superior Court
Widrig
Taft, Houghton
Thames Streets
Ted Smith
Taft St
Smith
Elmer Jennings
Widing
Planning Commission
Jennings
Intensified Shellings By North Vietnamese
AP reports a fourth day of intensified shelling on six major allied bases in South Vietnam. A rocket hit Da Nang Air Base starting a fuel fire that forced evacuation of hundreds of U.S. personnel. Analysts call the attacks a cheap tactic by the enemy.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
U. S
Dien Bien Phu
Estes Is Paroled After Six Years In Federal Prison
Texas promoter Billie Sol Estes, 46, released on parole after serving six years of a 15 year federal sentence for mail fraud and conspiracy. A parole hearing granted him release to his brother's farm at LaTuna Federal Institution, marking the end of his prison term.
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Washington
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
U. S
Stronger Bumpers Bill Advances in California Senate
A Senate Transportation Committee approved a bill by Sen. John Harmer to require automakers by 1973 to equip cars with bumpers that endure 5 mph impacts without body damage. The plan faced opposition from General Motors and the California Manufacturers' Association.
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Sacramento
Assembly
State
Senate
Senate Transportation Committee
John Harmer
Rglendale
General Motors Corp
California Manufacturers’ Association
Reagan
Auto Accident Study Commission
California
Housing Authority Discussion Tonight In Council Chambers
The Tehama County housing authority proposal will be discussed at 7 30 this evening in the city council chambers. The public is invited to attend and hear details on establishing the authority.
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Housing Authority
Council Chambers
Tehama County
Corning Councilman Slashes Airport Budget by 2500
Corning city councilman Morey Emery cut the airport budget by 2500, reducing next year’s request from 7500 while last year’s 10000 sat unused in the bank for future building projects. The council also approved a five percent cost of living raise for city employees and approved minor purchases while Jim Davies must remove heavy equipment within 30 days.
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Corning
Emery
John Glenn Corning
Morey Emery
Jim Davies
Davies Construction Co
Solano St
Davies
City Planning Board
Lillian Hagen
Camping Gear And Cash Thefts Reported To Sheriff's Office
A Tehama County list of property losses cites thefts including camping gear worth 336 dollars and 320 dollars taken from a purse. Godfrey Browne of Newark reported items stolen from a tent at Rancho Tehama. Alma Alexander near Manton reported cash stolen from a purse in a trunk. a door lock had been pried. Fred Acosta said 45 dollars were stolen from a coin operated pool table at the Manton Store. Eldon Hazard of Mineral reported a pump house entry with several items disturbed. only a butane torch was taken. Pearl Swartout of Los Molinos said a camper disappeared from a yard on First Street. Ronald Kerr and wife reported thefts of sleeping bags and other property at Fifth Ave and Highway 99E. W. H. Kennedy of Gerber reported a day and a half old whiteface calf missing from pasture at Chard Ave and Highway 99W.
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Tehama County
Godfrey Browne
Newark
Rancho Tehama
Corning
Alma Alexander
Manton
Fred Acosta
Eldon L. Hazard
Mineral
Pearl Swartout
Los Molinos
First St
Ronald Kerr
Fifth Ave
Highway 99E
W. H. Kennedy
Gerber
Chard Ave
Highway 99W
Hearing Granted On Pit River Indians Jury Panel Suit
Superior Court Judge William Gallagher granted a hearing on a claim that Pit River Indians were unfairly represented on the jury. The 35 defendants and supporters face trespassing charges at a PG&E campground in Shasta County with a Municipal Court trial set for next Monday.
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Superior Court
Sacramento
William Gallagher
Pit River Indians
Gallagher
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Shasta County
Senate Examines Health Insurance Costs and Proposals
Senate Finance Committee heard witnesses including UAW President Leonard Woodcock and AFL-CIO's Andrew Biemiller as it weighs health system ideas. Debates ranged from a federal takeover to private insurance options with House action imminent and a Byrnes plan offering small-business subsidies.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Andrew Biemiller
Afl-Cio
Labor Organization
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Nixon
Senate Committee
House
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Joint Meeting Of School Boards Set For Tonight
The Red Bluff High School and Red Bluff Elementary School boards plan a joint meeting at 8 o'clock in the city schools building at 1525 Douglas St. Eight agenda items include salary schedules the superintendent contract and the school calendar. An executive session and a regular meeting will also occur.
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Red Bluff
Douglas St
Kids Can Compete For Prizes At Cottonwood Rodeo
Nine year olds and older may compete for a mini trail bike a pony or 150 dollars at the Cottonwood Rodeo May 8 9 ticket selling details require sponsor parental approval and liability for loss sponsors may assist with ticket sales prizes are single choice no runners up.
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Claver
Western Supply
Front St
Probation Violation Cases Continued In Tehama County Court
In Tehama County Superior Court one man charged with violation of probation was referred to the probation officer and continued to May 10. A second probation violation case had arresting of judgment revoked by Judge Curtiss E.
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Tehama County Superior Court
Curtiss E
Weather Forecast With Mild Temperatures Expected
Fair through tomorrow with rising daytime highs. Light variable winds. High 75 today, 78 tomorrow. Precipitation probability zero. River levels listed for Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Woodson Bridge and Tehama river measurements. Sunset tonight at 8 p m sunrise tomorrow at 6 13 a m PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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