Preparations Under Way For First Space Rescue
Ground teams prepare the first rescue mission in NASA history as Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma remain in orbit. A faulty Apollo service module steering rocket and cautious plans push a possible Sept. 5 launch of a rescue ship, with an Aug. 27 decision expected.
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Red Bluff Woman Fined for Grand Theft Case
A 27 year old Red Bluff woman Sharon Ann Lewis admitted stealing about 24 766 37 from Beneficial Finance Company of Red Bluff. Judge Curtiss Wetter ordered a 200 fine five years probation and psychiatric counseling. Restitution terms to be set by the probation department.
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Reagan Backs Lift of Beef Price Freeze
Gov. Ronald Reagan urged President Nixon to end the beef price freeze set to end Sept. 12. He called for government withdrawal from farming, supported cattlemen, and said subsidies should be eliminated to move agriculture toward a free market.
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Walters details Haldeman urges to curb FBI Watergate probe
Deputy CIA Director Vernon Walters testified before the Senate Watergate Committee that in the week after the break in Haldeman ordered him to urge FBI Director Gray to limit the wiretapping probe. Walters said the aim was to avoid exposing CIA Mexico operations, a claim Haldeman disputed.
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Jobless Rate Shows Drop During July
The U S unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent in July the lowest in over three years. The July rate matched April 1970 and was just above the 4.8 percent in June with the Labor Department noting the decline was not statistically significant.
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House OKs fall bill to require trans Alaska pipeline permits
Washington reports the House backs sending a pipeline permit bill to President Nixon in the fall for the Alaska Trans Alaska line from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez. The 787 mile project valued at 3.5 billion faces a House Senate compromise and possible Supreme Court appeal.
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Senate urges 10 mph speed limit to save gas
The Senate adopted a resolution by voice vote asking motorists to reduce driving speed by 10 miles an hour to conserve gasoline and sent the measure to the House for action.
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Pressure mounting to end beef price freeze
Administration faces mounting pressure to lift the beef price freeze which runs to Sept. 12. Industry leaders warn of shrinking supplies and job losses, citing lower slaughter, idle workers, and dire outlook if the policy persists. Senators McGovern and Aiken seek a new U.S. food and farm policy.
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Bargh Johnson to Become Red Bluff High Assistant Principal
Bargh Johnson, 43, will assume duties on August 20 as assistant principal at Red Bluff High School, succeeding Robert Hickman who was named principal last month. Dean Healey remains as the other assistant principal. Johnson, a Minnesota graduate, earned his credential from Long Beach State and spent 16 years in the Los Angeles City Schools. The Johnsons have six children, with five moving to Red Bluff and one daughter remaining in Southern California.
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Weather Outlook Shows Warmer Weekend With Mild Cooling
Fair through Saturday with slightly cooler temperatures and variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunday will be fair and cooler. High today 100, low tonight 66, high Saturday 99. River levels listed at Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Woodson Bridge. Sunset this evening 8 21 p m sunrise tomorrow 6 09 a m PDT.
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Heavy rains threaten New England and West
United Press International reports heavy rains ahead of a cold front early today. The wet weather moved into New England, dumping over an inch of rain on Rumford Maine in six hours.
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