Red Bluff students praise work experience program
Red Bluff Union High School's Work Experience Program enters its third year with about 60 to 65 seniors enrolled. Students spend two periods daily in local businesses and earn five credits each semester. They work as secretaries clerks bank staff dental assistants teaching assistants and filling stations while gaining real world exposure.
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Susan Ferguson
Red Bluff High School
Red Bluff Union High School
Thorne
Liquor and social bonding in old fashioned view
A 63-year-old Nash argues liquor accelerates socializing more than marijuana. He cites past era use with Gibson girl era ice breakers and says he favors liquor as a social catalyst, claiming pot is too individual for dating and intimacy.
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Nash
Gibson
Candy
Sunday Musings on Newspapers and Personal Reading Habits
The author reflects on how newspapers still shape opinions despite radio and TV and notes the challenge of reading a full Sunday stack with a busy home. He mentions favorites like Peanuts and Prince Valiant in Funnies, relies on the Daily News for local news, and praises the prose style of regular editorial writers.
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Sydney Lindauer
Herb Caen
Daily News
Prince Valiant Snuffy Smith
Dick Tracy
Lil’ Abner
San Francisco Chronicle
Stag Movie Cost Him 500 and His Job
Robert Allen Veatch 25 received a 500 fine and was fired as a studio control technician after pleading guilty to FCC obscenity violations. He said the telecast was accidental.
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Los Angeles
Robert Allen Veatch
Veatch
Federal Communications Commission
TV Schedule and Drug Discovery Insight
The page lists Friday and Saturday television lineups including talk shows, dramas, and sports from 6 to 11 PM with titles such as Huntley Brinkley Bewitched High Chaparral and The King and Ol while noting a pharmaceutical feature: marine algae antibiotics and octopus serotonin as examples of ocean sourced drugs.
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Huntley-Brinkley
Judd
Protests Spread to Brown and Wash U as SFSU Violent clashes intensify
Protests extend to Brown University and Washington University in St Louis amid campus unrest. At San Francisco State College police used pistols and chemicals to quell a 150 strong crowd injuring at least 32. 61 arrested since Hayakawa reopened the campus. Brown and Pembroke students demand higher black enrollment and boycott classes. Brown reports about 65 students participating with 50 Negroes at Brown and 35 at Pembroke.
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Associated Press
Brown University
Washington University
St. Louis
San Francisco State College
San Francisco College
S. 1
Hayakawa
Joseph Alioto
Elbert Walton
Thomas H. Eliot
Walton
Providence
R. L
Brown and
Pembroke
Brown
Our Boys In Service: Thorne Earns ADC Award
Mich Reg Red Bluff sergeant Jeffrey G Thorne of the 62nd Fighter Interceptor Squadron at K I Sawyer AFB receives the Aerospace Defense Command A award for exceptional readiness. He is a navigation equipment repairman on the F 101 Voodoo and a Red Bluff High School graduate. Private Jack C Berry completes a four week chaplain enlisted assistant technician course at Fort Hamilton NY, learning to support Army chaplains in moral and spiritual care for soldiers.
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Jeffrey G, Thorne Gwinn
Mich
U. S. Air Force
Jeffrey G. Thorne
George Thorne
St. Mary’s Ave
Red Bluff
K. I. Sawyer Afb
Aerospace Defense Command
ADC
Thorne
Red Bluff High School
Shasta College
Jack C, Berry
Hamilton, N.Y
AH Tnc
Joel C, Berry
Army Chaplain School
Ft. Hamilton
N. Y
Area schools host a variety of activities and planning
Architects Tomich and Centurion advised on Tehama and Vina school problems with a 1970 return deadline to start improvements or abandon the sites. Los Molinos PTA outlines scholarships, while student councils address schedules and issues. Christmas parties are planned at Los Molinos and Veterans Memorial Hall, with no classroom gift exchanges.
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Gerda van Rooyen
Los Molinos
Tehama
Vina
Tomich and
Centurion
John Wynn
State Department of Education
Parent-Teachers Association
Mra
R. W. Lisowski
Harold T. Edwards
Los Molinos High School
St Charles Clary
Los Molinos Unified School District
Brian Newell
Newell
Chico State
Marilyn Feeney
Mildred Crowl
PTA
Veterans Memorial Hall
Los Robles 4-H Club Christmas Party Reports
Los Robles 4-H Club met at the Los Molinos Grange Hall for reports from candy sale, toys for retarded children, and Valentine dance committees. Fred Wigno and Patricia Hofhenko led the beautification effort. Patricia Graves demonstrated properly. The annual Christmas party followed with carols led by Diane Wabbel and Linda Wigno. Patty Spanfelner was welcomed as a new member.
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Los Robles
Patty Spanfelner
Joan Baez Sings Tomorrow Night At Chico State
Folk legend Joan Baez performs a one woman guitar concert at Chico State College North Gym tomorrow at 8. It marks her first California show north of San Francisco.
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Joan Baez
Chico State
Chico State College
California
San Francisco
Recreation Research Group Formed in Los Molinos
A recreation committee is established to study leisure activities in the area and will report findings on January 9. Chico State College recreation majors join, gaining field experience. steering committee members include Jimmy Mills Lyn Jones and Carol Davis with subcommittees led by Frank Treadwell Clair Morey Fred Rainey Wilson Shafer Marilyn Jones Steve Fox Roger Dana and Rev Ella Wright. The group meets at 7 p.m. January 9 in the Bank of America building to present preliminary results.
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Los Molinos
Chico State Colege
Jimmy Mills
Marielyn Jones
Carol Davis
Ways and Means
Frank Treadwell
Clair Morey
Fred Rainey
Wilson Shafer
Marilyn Jones
Steve Fox
Roger Dana
Ella Wright
Reesearch
Ronald Carol Davis
Burton Bundy
Gerda van Rooyen
Bank of America
Move to End 21-Gun Salute on Boston Common
The Jan 8 anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans features a 21 gun salute on Boston Common under a state law. A bill filed in the legislature would repeal the law, with Gen Joseph M Ambrose noting the salutes are costly and ammunition scarce.
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Boston
Boston Common
New Orleans
Joseph M. Ambrose
Four 4-H Club Meetings This Week in Local Areas
This week lists four 4-H club gatherings on Monday through Thursday. Reeds Creek and Red Bank meet at Reeds Creek School 7:30 p.m. Bowman Hall hosts Bowman 4-H at 7:30 p.m. Dibble Creek meets Lincoln Street School Red Bluff at 7:00 p.m. Little Colony meets Los Molinos Grange Hall at 7:30 p.m. Maywood 4-H meets at Maywood Grange Hall at 7:30.
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Reeds Creek
Bowman
Bowman Hall
Dibble Creek
Lincoln Street
Red Bluff
Little Colony
Los Molinos Grange Hall
Red Bank
Maywood
Maywood Grange Halls
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