City Workers Seek Extra Pay Increase From Council
The Red Bluff City Employees Association urged the council to add 2.5 percent to the 5 percent raise given last week. Mayor Hoffman said no action was taken after a two hour session, with discussions centering on personnel versus personalities.
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Safeway
Red Bluff
Ray Johnson
Corning
Johnson
Yreka
Daily News
Bill Goodyear
Council
Employee’s Association
Allen L. Jones
Jones
Jefferson Avenue
Immunization Clinic Planned in Corning This Thursday
Tehama County Health Department will run a 7 to 8 p.m. immunization clinic at Corning City Hall on Thursday led by Dr. A H Meuser with public health nurses and volunteers. This is the last clinic before the 1973 74 school term start for parents’ reminders. Next clinic is Sept 13 with no charge for shots.
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Corning
Tehama County
Corning City Hall
A.H. Meuser
Health of
Ficer
Even Higher Food Price Jumps Are Now Predicted
United Press International reports soaring 1973 food prices with wheat at record highs and beef shortages across the country. Predictions show a 20 percent price rise over 1972, railroading meat counters to rationing as packing houses close.
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United Press International
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Texas
Neuhoff Brothers Meat Co
Dallas
J.B. Neuhoff
Agnew Charged in Kickback Case and Space Shuttle Note
The report alleges Spiro Agnew sought 1000 dollars weekly from contractors during his Maryland official tenure and 50000 dollars as a summer lump when he became vice president. The piece also covers Skylab 2 astronauts focusing cameras on the Americas and a note about domestic concerns. In Phnom Penh, sharp fighting disrupted routes near the city as insurgents targeted supply lines.
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Washington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Vice Presided
Knight Newspapers
Houston
Earth Resources
United States
Latin America
Alan L. Bean
Mission Control
Space Station
Butz Urges Campaign to Boost Farm Production and Prevent Losses
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz calls farmers, suppliers, and officials to ease harvest losses this fall and push all-out production next year as demand soars. He cites a high price outlook, a new farm bill with shared risk, and reports of record production gains in feedstuffs despite uncertain year-end prices.
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Washington
UPI
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Miami
Economic Society of
Florida
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Felf
Watergate Probers Hurry Towards Summer Recess
Senate Watergate committee rushed to adjourn for the summer as Henry E. Petersen testified his agency resented a special prosecutor. Former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst supported the department's efforts while Petersen rued delays and potential disclosures of Nixon-era conversations.
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Watergate
Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate Watergate Committee
Justice Department
Henry E. Petersen
Senate
Department
Petersen
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Supervisors OK Convict File In Tehama County
Tehama County supervisors approved forming a centralized intelligence file on all known convicted adult felons. Deputy District Attorney James Lang and Chief Probation Officer Pete Capovilla presented the plan to compile current addresses and employment data, with access limited to the DA, chief investigator, and Lang. Probation chief Capovilla voiced reservations about harassment, while others supported aiding law enforcement and crime background knowledge. the plan passed unanimously.
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Bob Kennedy
Tehama County
Central Intelligence Agency
James Lang
District Attorney’s Office
Pete Capovilla
Board of Supervisors
Central Intelligence
Land
Henry Goff
Lang
Capovilla
Shannon Patterson
Larry Salaguna
Rudy Brodnansky
School District Faces No State Payment On Building Loan
Los Molinos School District trustees learned they won’t owe the state for the building program this year. Don Carothers said repayment will be delayed until next year with an assessed valuation of about fifty three cents per $100. The district’s general fund budget slid from $2.90 to $2.87 this year.
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Los Molinos
Don Carothers
Weather Forecast and River Readings for Tehama County
Fair weather continues through Thursday with little temperature change. Highs around 94 to 96 degrees, lows near 61 to 62. Winds light to 15 mph. River levels list Lake Red Bluff 15.6, Bend Bridge 20.6, Tehama Bridge 203.6, Woodson Bridge 168.1 feet. Sunset 8:15 p.m., sunrise 6:14 a.m. PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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