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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1972
Page
1
Fire crews were called at 3 46 a m to 653 Jackson St where clothing on a floor furnace ignited and was destroyed with no house damage. Earlier at 10 45 a m a car fire on Main and Oak Streets confined to ignition and spark plug wires on the right side of the engine.
A moisture laden autumn storm dumped 5 to 9 inches of snow across interior New England today and spilled soaking rains into coastal sections southward.
Fog remains through Saturday with some clearing in the afternoon. Highs near 50 tomorrow and 46 today, with overnight lows around 37. Ten to twenty percent rain chances, light winds, and a partly cloudy Sunday forecast. River levels read 15.7 Lake Red Bluff, 21.7 Bend Bridge, 204.7 Tehama Bridge, 169.4 Woodson Bridge. Sunset 4:44 p.m., sunrise 7:13 a.m.
Deputy Attorney General moved to stay proceedings in the transfer of Lake County sanitarian John V. Scott. Judge Curtiss E. Wetter set a formal motion hearing for next Tuesday afternoon. Two state employees subpoenaed will not be examined until ruling, while remaining witnesses proceed. Dr. Frederick Hodges and William Arnone.id July - continued on page 12
Washington AP Chief Justice Warren Burger granted a last minute stay avoiding federal rules that would ban pollution in clean air regions. EPA officials say Ruckelshaus would have issued the standards by the deadline if not blocked. The case centers on Clean Air Amendments of 1970 and national air quality standards.
The California Highway Patrol reported two accidents in the county yesterday. Frank Riedell, 41, Grants Pass, Oregon, was southbound on old highway 99W near Lolita Avenue when his car was sideswiped by a vehicle driven by Joe Crajczyk, 62, Corning. No injuries were reported. A calf sustained a broken leg after being struck by a car driven by Dale West, 20, Corning, on Chittenden Road west of Barham Avenue yesterday.
The 1.1 billion Reagan Moretti tax shift plan cleared the Senate on the final day of the 1972 session, sending it to Governor Reagan for signature. Senate vote switched by Sen. David Roberts, enabling passage after years of efforts by Gov. Reagan and Assembly Speaker Moretti for property tax relief.
South Vietnam's special envoy Nguyen Phu Duc met Kissinger for the fourth time in Washington to shape a peace settlement. Ziegler said Kissinger will fly to Florida to see Nixon, then to Paris for talks with Le Duc Tho.
Apollo 17 crew Eugene Cerna, Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans undergo final medical exams as NASA warns a Boeing workers strike could delay the moon launch. Boeing nonunion staff seek 30 to 50 percent pay restoration, with IATSE guidance and ongoing negotiations.
The Florida White House announced George Shultz will remain as Treasury secretary and chair a new Cabinet level council on economic policy. He will serve as a presidential assistant coordinating all economic policy, with a staff role similar to Kissinger for foreign policy. Herbert Stein stays as CEA chairman and Peter Flanigan remains ICEP chairman. The council will include chiefs from Labor, Commerce, Agriculture, Transportation, State, the OMB, CEA, Cost of Living Council and IC EP, with working groups handling much of the work.
Premier Tran Thien Khiem has issued a secret directive to Cabinet ministers and department heads to prepare for a cease-fire. The directive was circulated recently and may relate to Washington talks between Nixon and Nguyen Phu Duc, a special emissary of Nguyen Van Thieu.
AP reports Communist forces shelled Bien Hoa air base near Saigon before dawn, killing a child and wounding nine Vietnamese and four Americans. Rockets hit a maintenance hangar and damaged aircraft. a nearby village suffered casualties. Additional shelling occurred around Cat Lai and in the DMZ and highlands.
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