Unruh Visits Cottonwood for Land Project
Former California power broker Jesse Unruh appeared in Cottonwood supporting a land development plan by North American Towns. He spoke to about 350 at a Front Street barbecue noting Reagan’s dominance, while outlining a 25,000 acre project with boating fishing and a game farm, plus Front Street refurbishing.
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Colin Davies
Jesse Unruh
Cottonwood
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento
Unruh
Texas
Reagan
Murphy
South Shasta
North American
Battle Creek
Sacramento River
Front Street
Assembly
Daily News
Officials blame corrupt South Vietnamese for drug deaths in Vietnam
A House subcommittee reports high ranking South Vietnamese officials were linked to drug trafficking that killed 40 U S GIs last year and caused 22 000 sick calls. It finds no evidence of Viet Cong or North Vietnamese responsibility for rising heroin use among GIs and cites Laos Thailand and Hong Kong as main heroin sources.
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Washington
House
U. S
Vietnam
Special House Armed Services Subcommittee
Asia
Pacific
U.S
Laos
Thailand
Hong Kong
G. Elliott Hagan
D-Ga
Health Issues Discussed At Tehama County Health Council Meeting
The Tehama County Comprehensive Health Council held a three hour session led by chair Zack Farmer. Topics included the California Medical Association review team report the Short-Doyle mental health clinic at Tehama General Hospital and training of paramedical personnel. New members Clyde Powers Dogan Daldal and Earl Johnson joined the council. The panel meets monthly on the third Tuesday.
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Tehama County Comprehensive Health
Short-Doyle
Tehama General Hospital
Clyde Powers
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dogan Daldal
Corning Hospital
Earl Johnson
The
Daily News
Comprehensive Health Council
District Attorney Opposes Standby Fees for Tehama County
Tehama County supervisors were told by District Attorney Henry Goff Jr that county physicians must treat patients in danger or seriously ill even if care is not requested and that no stand by cost is appropriate. The opinion precedes a threatened May 1 strike by Tehama County Medical Society over a proposed 25 dollar eight hour standby fee.
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Tehama
Henry Goff Jr
St. Elizabeth
Goff
Tehama County Medical Society
AMTRAK timetable omits Red Bluff stops in Northern California
Congressman Bizz Johnson protests a new Oakland to Portland timetable showing only Davis Gerber and Dunsmuir stops. He notes Red Bluff Redding and Yreka were omitted though Gerber remains. Schedules take effect Saturday with three weekly runs. Johnson urges adequate northern California rail service.
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Gerber
Red Bluff
Amtrak
National Rail Passenger Corporation
Washington, D. C
Bizz Johnson
Oakland
Dunsmuir
California
Redding
Yreka
David Kendall
Johnson
Los Molinos Trustees Face Higher Costs and Revenue Drop
Los Molinos School trustees hear from district superintendent Don Carothers that the 1971-72 budget rises about 30000 dollars while county timber tax revenue falls by 4000 dollars. Expenses include 13900 for two new teachers and 6384 in raises, plus 10000 more for lunch and transportation. He warns of a likely tax increase after this year and notes spending reserves to finish the current year with no surplus for 72-73. A $300 line-item funds a public address system for events. music programs at Vina and Los Molinos elementary schools are reviewed for possible expansion.
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Los Molinos
Don Carothers
Carothers
Tehama
Community Service
Vina
Warplanes Hit Enemy in Vietnam and Cambodia Fronts
AP reports waves of U S warplanes attacked fronts in Cambodia and South Vietnam to aid allied troops. Elsewhere police arrested about 200 antiwar protesters at the Selective Service building in Washington and a FDA warning covered Italian made cups sold in 11 western states. State finance notes California aerospace job losses and a draft extension moves toward a two year term with Nixon deferment powers.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Washington
Selective Service System
San Francisco
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Italy
Holt- Howard Associates
San Rafael
Calif
Armed Services Committee
Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Nixon
Mixed Emotions At Meeting Over Housing Authority Tehama County
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors postponed a decision on creating a housing authority until the May 11 meeting. The crowded chambers became a battleground as proponents urged more low cost housing and opponents warned against further federal subsidies.
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Tehama County
Board of Supervisors
Tehama
School Boards Adopt Calendar Rehire District Superintendent
Red Bluff boards approved a next year calendar, reappointed Glenn Smith as district superintendent with a four year term at 21000 dollars annually shared by two districts, and reviewed a drug conference and drug awareness report. An executive session discussed business manager C W Woody Azeppa.
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Red Bluff
Glenn Smith
C. W. “Woody
Azeppa
Smith
Weather outlook mild with sunshine and light winds
Generally fair through tomorrow with some high cloudiness and a slight warm up. Highs around 80 today and 78 tomorrow, with zero to 10 percent chance of precipitation. River readings include Lake Red Bluff 15.3 and Bend Bridge 21.5 feet, with Tehama 203.2 and Woodson Bridge 169.4 feet. sunset 8 01 p m and sunrise 5 12 a m PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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Edward Gregory
Butte County
Campbellville
Larry Coleman
Elks Club
Reed Droz
By John Glenn
News of World
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State Department of Finance
Hairaflair
Rachel Thompson
Chaffin
Kaer Ave
Red Biutt
By Lou Walther
California School Employes Association
George Clemmons
Tehama Totem Fairground
Ron Gould
Chico State College
Cears
Main St
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Chee
Paynes Creek Rd
Elks & Guests
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