Counties Benefit From Increased Homeowner Tax Exemption
Sacramento announces the new 1750 homeowner tax exemption triggered reimbursements totaling about 651 million to counties and four cities, exceeding the General Fund by nearly 4 million. The Legislature had appropriated 647.25 million for 1973 74 to cover tax income losses. Disbursement plan includes 15 percent now and additional 15 percent by next May 31 with 35 percent due by December 31 and April 30. Tehama County received 131,577.44.
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Sacramento
Hugh Flournoy
Tehama
Flournoy
Tehama County
Sponsors Shape TV Good and Bad for Programming
Hollywood discusses how sponsors influence shows with Hallmark and IBM cited as enlightened backers. Xerox will sponsor The College Money Crunch hour on NBC while Moyers Journal probes banking impact on inner city areas. ABC pursues Joseph Papp projects and UCLA NC State game moved to 5 PM EST.
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Hollywood
UPI
Hallmark Firm
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Abc-Tv
Katharine Hepburn
IBM Corp
Xerox Corp
America
Xerox
NBCTV
Edward Neuman
Bill Moyers
Moyers
Joseph Papp
Papp
Cbs-Tv
Sticks and Bones
UCLA
North Carolina State
St. Louis
Mary Tyler Moore Separates From Husband Grant Tinker
Mary Tyler Moore, star of television's single woman on screen, separated from her husband of 11 years, Grant Tinker. Grant moved out of their Malibu home and a spokesman said they will not discuss their problems publicly.
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Hollywood
UPI
Mary Tyler Moore
Miss Moore
Grant Tinker
Grant
Malibu
Beef Cattle Forum on Young Bulls in Williams
A statewide Beef Cattle Forum at Williams Elementary School Colusa County features young bull testing and crossbreds. UC experts Monte Bell and Ken Ellis discuss records over appearances and the profitability of testing bulls, plus Montana producers A B Cobb Jr and Jess Kilgore on marketing and crossbreds. Lucky Stores meat VP Jerry J Sgobassi will discuss consumer demand as Zamboni Feedlot showcases tested young bulls.
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Williams
University of California
Colusa County
Montana
UC Agricultural Extension Farm
Monte Bell
Glenn-Colusa
Ken Ellis
Davis
Ellis
A.B. Cobb Jr
Augusta
Mont
Jess Kilgore
Three Forks
Jerry J. Sgobassi
Lucky Stores
Day-Use and Boat Launch Permits Available in 1974
California State Parks offers annual day-use and boat-launch permits for 1974 at $10 each. Permits cover rest of 1973 and all of 1974 and can replace standard fees at many state parks. Available at most parks or by mail from the State Parks Distribution Center in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
California
Department of Parks and Recreation
State Parks Reservation
Ninth and O Streets
State Department of Parks and Recreation
P.O
California Flour Shortweight Rule Hearing Planned
Sacramento officials report more than 16 percent of flour and flour products in California stores are underweight. Public hearing set for January 15 to consider permanent emergency regs authorizing county weights and measures inspectors to remove short weighed packages.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
State Food and Agriculture
C.B. Christensen
Red Bluff Daily Notice Rates and Mail Options
The Red Bluff Daily presents subscription and delivery details including home delivery by carrier at 2.25 dollars per month, 27 dollars annually, mail rates 27 dollars yearly, auto renewal in advance, single copies at ten cents, and mail handling to 710 Main St. Red Bluff CA 96080.
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Main St. P.O
Red Bluff
Sun
Rotary Study Abroad Awards Offered in Tehama County
Rotary Foundation invites candidates in Tehama County for 1975 76 study abroad awards. Four types include Graduate Fellowships Undergraduate Scholarships Technical Training Awards and Awards to Teachers of the Handicapped with eligibility ages 20 to 50. Deadline March 15 1974. Contact Orie Breese 527 4261. Since 1947 foundation has funded 6 000 participants and given about 17.5 million dollars through 150 countries.
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Rotary Foundation
Tehama County
Bob Green
Red Bluff
Green
Orie Breese
Rotarians
Friends of Rotary
Franklin Stoves Derailed During Energy Crisis
Everett Washington UPI Ralph Mackey president of the Washington Stove Works said 200 Franklin stoves en route to Philadelphia were among 11 railroad cars derailed in Avery Idaho. He noted the incident occurred during the energy crisis and worsened his already delayed orders due to high demand.
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Everett, Wash
UPI
Ralph Mackey
Washington Stove Works
Franklin
Here
Philadelphia
Avery
Idaho
Gas tax hike eyed to fund highway work in California
California may raise state gas tax by two to three cents per gallon to keep pace with highway construction. Senate Finance Committee chair Randolph Collier said this on Wednesday.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Randolph Collier
Fionray Committee
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