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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
8
The Labor Department said the wholesale price index rose six tenths of one percent in November, the biggest increase since July. Rising costs for vegetables eggs dairy cars lumber and natural gas helped push the index higher, signaling wage price controls have not curbed wholesale inflation.
An oven fire at 1485 Orange St. was caused by a faulty gas line connection. Four city fire units responded to a 4:08 p.m. call from Linda McDonald, but the fire was extinguished before their arrival.
Prices on Wall Street turn higher for the second straight session with the Dow up 3.54 at 1031.08 at 2 p.m. and NYSE losers ahead of winners about 6 to 7, reflecting broad active trading. Federal-State Market News notes strong cattle market activity December 5 1972 with mixed cattle calf demand and higher feeder prices.
John Joseph Schaeffer 80 resident of Corning died suddenly Tuesday in his yard at 621 Chestnut Street He was German born and worked in Bay Area paint manufacturing before living in Anderson and later Corning He survived by widow Gladys a stepson Michael Davis five step daughters 15 grandchildren four great grandchildren Funeral 1 p.m Saturday Hall Brothers Chapel Rev J Leland Whitaker First Baptist Church Burial Sunset Hill Cemetery Ethel Raglin 81 former Red Bluff resident died in San Bernardino after illness She had lived in Red Bluff since childhood until 1967 Survived by son John Raglin five daughters Martha Hall Hazel Riner Artie Raglin Violet Wilson Bessie Founds two sisters Zula Todd Armetta Jubb brother Charles Addington several grandchildren great grandchildren Service 10 a.m Friday Hoyt Cole Chapel of the Flowers Oak Hill Cemetery Burial in family plot.
Mercy High School launches a two and a half week voluntary fast for peace initiated by faculty and students. Three Mass centered themes operate on Dec 8 15 and 20 with liturgies planned by students and all are invited to attend and donate the noon meal funds to peace causes. Father John Healy will celebrate each Mass.
A Indianapolis News reader complains boats at a city park are rented only from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. He says the fish do not bite during these hours, voicing dissatisfaction with the schedule.
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