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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
5
The Rathja estate valued over 100000 in Tehama County Superior Court received final distribution approval from Judge Curtiss E. Wetter. Administrator Leroy Rathja oversees heirs Henry Naper Roy C. Rathja Robert K. Rathja David J. Rathja and Darrel C. Rathja. Mrs Rathja died January 1 1972.
Washington AP reports that natural gas shortages may push some industries to switch temporarily to coal or oil this winter. Federal Power Commission official Thomas J. Joyce says interstate gas pipelines expect a 3 percent shortfall to March 31, with most impact in the Southeast East and Southwest. Linear distribution plans and stored gas cushion some effects. firm contracts remain fully supplied while interruptible customers in power plants boiler industries and large apartments face cuts.
An advertisement for MONADEX tablets claims to curb appetite without dangerous drugs and without strenuous exercise. It promises a money back guarantee if weight loss is not achieved and lists pricing of 3.00 for 20 days and 5.00 for a double supply from Ehorn's Pharmacy in Red Bluff.
A reader warns against fashion risks for women and urges sensible dress, prompting Ann Landers to urge sisters to dress comfortably and safely. A California mother writes about college son perceptions and standards, noting appearance matters in first impressions and urging focus on cleanliness.
The Tehama County Fire Protection Investigation Committee urged a county wide volunteer program funded by a county tax base. A paid volunteer scheme, physical exams, training, and proper gear were proposed along with continued D F forestry management. The board approved $2000 to buy two mobile radios and planned two handhelds saved by bidding with purchases to shift to next year. A two million year old fossil skull found in Sterkfontein Caves was reported by the Rand Daily Mail.
Jay Bradley Johnson of Red Bluff was bound over to Superior Court on a felony marijuana possession charge after appearing in Red Bluff Justice Court. Judge Noel Watkins found sufficient evidence for the Superior Court proceeding and Johnson was released on a written promise to appear December 11. ANCIENT TREATMENT In ancient Greece headaches were treated by drawing blood from the head.
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