Round-Up beauties vie for Junior Queen crown at Tehama round up
Eight Tehama County girls compete for the Junior Round-Up Queen by selling tickets for the Sept 8 9 event at the Tehama County Fairgrounds. The top seller will wear the crown after three performances including a 1 p.m matinee Saturday and Sunday and a 7 30 p.m. Saturday evening show.
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Tehama County
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Red Bluff
Chris Almeida
Debbie Kringler
Cheryl Cunha
Melissa Kelly
Corning
Connie Brewer
Los Molinos
Fonda Davis
Cathy Whitlock
Paskenta
Tehama County Fairground
Daily News
Colin Davies
Gas Retailers Seek Stay Against Price Controls
A coalition of gasoline retailers asked Chief Justice Burger to halt Phase IV price controls set for this weekend, warning many service stations may shut down for Labor Day. The request followed a federal appeals ruling allowing the controls to take effect, despite prior district court injunctions. Industry leaders warned of nationwide protests while AAA noted potential closures depend on further polling.
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UPI
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Burger
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
U.S
Barrington Parker
Supreme Court
Mike Kunnen
Greater
Robert Jacobs
The
Illinois Gasoline Dealers Association
American Automobile Association
AAA
Weather forecast outlook and temperatures through Friday
Fair through Friday with cooler trend. Highs in the 90s, lows in the 60s, southerly winds to 15 mph. Saturday outlook remains fair. Yesterday's high 102, low 63. River levels given for several bridges. sunset and sunrise times listed.
Gunman Robs Three Takes Two Cars In Tehama County
Tehama County deputies issue an all points bulletin for a gunman who robbed three people at gunpoint, stole wallets and two vehicles with a possible third. Victims described a long haired man about 5-7 and 165 pounds, last seen near Covelo and driving a 1970 International flat bed truck toward Corning. Alec W. Scott aided a man in a similar truck wrecked near the Corning Gun Club on Paskenta road. the suspect demanded Scott's wallet and car, driving off toward Corning in a green 1969 Dodge Dart license YMY849. Continued on page 12.
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Tehama County
Corning
Alec W. Scott
Corning Gun Club
Paskenta Road
Scott
California
Fire bomb blasts hit Birmingham stores and dawn raids widen
A fire bomb exploded in a Birmingham city center store and two smaller incendiaries followed in nearby shops. Scotland Yard conducted dawn raids across London as investigators seek the bombers.
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London
UPI
Birmingham
Scotland Yard
Dole to push halt of Senate Watergate hearings
UPI reports Sen. Robert Dole may introduce a resolution next week to pause Senate public hearings on Watergate as Nixon battles courts over tape recordings and White House documents. Judge Sirica orders Nixon tapes release for grand jury review amid mounting political and legal pressure.
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Richard Nixon
White House
Watergate Committee
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Watergate Grand Jury
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Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Maurice H. Stans
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Martha
UPI
Helen Thomas
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
St. Louis
James W. McCord
Sirica
Springfield
Ill
Democratic
McCord
Sangamon State University
Death Toll Rises in Mexican Earthquake to Near 1000
In a powerful quake centered near Orizaba the death toll neared 1000 amid heavy rain and scarce resources. President Echeverria called it the worst Mexican disaster, with 527 official deaths and many more unverified reports across Puebla Veracruz and other towns including Orizaba Quecholac Ciudad Serdan and Rio Blanco.
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Mexico
UPI
Luis Echeverria
Mexico City
Sierra Madre
Quecholac
Puebla
Ciudad Serdan
Echeverria
Rio Blanco
Heat Sparks Blackouts Across Regions Including Queens
Heat waves trigger a major power outage in Queens NY affecting about 180000 customers with restoration planned today. Simultaneously the nation endures record highs with the capital’s peak and a midwest drought. At the Ohio State Fair crowds are stranded as rides stall in darkness while Detroit area factories halt production for a second day.
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New York City
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Midwest
New York
Columbus
Detroit
People Are Progress Edition Of News Appears Tomorrow
The Daily News will publish its fifth annual progress edition titled People Are Progress with tomorrow's paper. The 32 page issue features Tehama County people and scenes, four in full color, prepared largely by staff. Extra copies mail order 25 cents with an order form in Friday's issue.
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Daily News
People
Tehama County
United States
Transportation Commissioners To Meet Today
Tehama County Transportation Commission will convene at 5 30 p m in the supervisor's chambers at the county courthouse. County engineer and road commissioner Lawrence Coleman announced the meeting yesterday.
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Tehama County Transportation Commission
Lawrence Coleman
Petroleum Industry Obtains Octane Posting Injunction
The petroleum industry gains a temporary injunction blocking a federal rule that would require service stations to post gasoline octane numbers. The injunction delays the Sept. 1 posting deadline and may affect IRS enforcement. Gov. Reagan signed a separate bill renaming the State Board of Agriculture to the State Board of Food and Agriculture and allowing meetings at different locations.
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Donald R. Hill
Tehama County
Internal Revenue Service
Hill
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Food and Agriculture
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