Red Bluff Council Moves Toward Legal Card Rooms
Red Bluff City Council authorized drafting a card room ordinance with strict rules. The memorandum from Police Chief Marion Clay set licensing, dealer, minor, intoxication, hours, visibility, and inspection standards, while debates over lights and energy persisted.
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John Fenrich
Red Bluff
Marion Clay
Clay
California
J.A. Barber
First Church of God
Barber
Council
Bill Brainerd
Weather forecast promises showers ending this evening
Mostly cloudy through Thursday with showers ending this evening. Chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Highs in the mid-40s to low 50s, lows mid-30s to low 40s. Friday outlook mostly cloudy with possible precipitation. River levels given and sunset/sunrise times included. A separate note mentions a low pressure system bringing snow to Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
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United Press International
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Supervisors Delay Decision on Disclosure Law Application
Tehama County supervisors postponed a ruling on who must disclose financial interests under a new state conflict of interest law. The board will wait for another department heads association meeting before applying the law to additional officials. The measure requires detailed reporting of investments and real property, with thresholds above 1000 dollars and income or gifts over 250 dollars.
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Tehama County Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
Robert McCullough
Goff
Harold Boots
Boots
Farmers Can Demand Allocation Advances
Tehama County officials say diesel allocation advances are legal for farmers and truckers needing supplies ahead of next year. The program began November 1 and runs through December 31, with caution to limit requests to current needs and to note advances affect the annual allocation.
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Bill Goodyear
Tehama County
Shannon Patterson
Patterson
Washington
Larry Lalaguna
Secretary recalled in Watergate probe
Washington UPI reporting Judge Sirica orders President Nixon's secretary Rose Mary Woods to be recalled for more questioning to clarify the 18 minute gap in a Watergate tape. Woods had testified twice, Nov 8 and Nov 26, raising questions about the gap.
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Washington
UPI
USS
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Miss Woods
Sirica
White House
Diesel Fuel Shortage Triggers Truck Stop Tensions
Corning diesel shortages prompt threats by drivers at two Corning truck stops. Deputy Ed Henderson said drivers are upset by rationing to regular customers only, with one trucker threatening to cut pump hoses. The sheriff urges immediate response to any aid call to prevent a potential confrontation.
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Corning
Sheriff’s Department
Ed Henderson
Dudley and Petty Inc
Henderson
Sheriff's Department
Nixon to decide on gasoline rationing this month
President Nixon may approve full scale rationing of gasoline and heating fuels within a month. Energy adviser William Simon said Americans can expect higher heating and fuel costs as the government shifts policy to curb consumption. The Cost of Living Council moved to raise heating fuel prices to push refineries toward heating oil by reducing gasoline output. Simon warned of substantial energy cost increases and possible taxes or rationing as tools. Nixon chairing the Energy Emergency Action Group urged voluntary conservation and a national sacrifice for energy, with rationing potentially taking 60 to 90 days after a decision.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
William E. Simon
Simon
Cost of Living Council
Treasury
Federal Energy Agency
Energy Emergency Action Group
Congress Advances Daylight Saving Time Change
Both houses have passed bills to restore Daylight Saving Time to the nation. A conference committee will reconcile House and Senate differences including a provision letting states with split time zones exempt one zone. Senator Cook argues the eastern Kentucky region would otherwise face dark school mornings.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
Marlow W. Cook
Kentucky
Cook
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