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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
3
A reader asks how to handle finding a hairpin or worm in food and whether to inform the hostess. Ann dismisses the idea of eating around a worm and stresses honesty. in a troubled marriage she urges the reader to end the pattern when ready. A teen asks how to handle overheard rejection. Ann counsels acting natural and moving on.
California expands the Earnings Clearance System to verify welfare recipients income by cross checking Social Security numbers against wage records. The program will add unemployment and disability data and later include Tax Board and federal agencies. In Los Angeles County over three months the system found 400000 in overpayments, with 1170 fraud or overpayment cases.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Anderson at Alexander and Bellevue hosts Sunday School at 10 a.m. with a 15 minute preschool worship prior. Elder Kenneth Barlow delivers the sermon The Advent. Mid week prayer service is 7 30 p.m. Wednesday led by Pastor Elder James Humphrey.
Andrew Miller of Flournoy was elected chairman of the Tehama County Keep California Green Committee at a regular dinner meeting. He replaces Elbert McKelvey of Corning and plans to continue fire prevention work through radio and TV spots, parade entries, displays, contests, and distribution of prevention materials.
California's Air Resources Board insists vintage vehicles must receive NOX pollution control devices despite energy crisis concerns. Law requires retrofit under 35 dollars including labor, with installation in under 30 minutes using exhaust gas recirculation to lower flame temperature and reduce oxides of nitrogen.
Sergeant James D. Wood, 35, from Tacoma Washington, pled guilty in New Jersey to three espionage counts for passing classified military documents to a Soviet diplomat in July. He admitted taking and failing to protect material and attempting to deliver it to unauthorized persons. The maximum penalty is 10 years. a life sentence was not imposed.
Geologist Harold Masursky notes Mars shows signs of thawing as polar ice recedes and surface water once possible. Mariner 9 data reveal long volcanism and wind erosion shaping canyons. He and others predict Viking landings in 1976 could test life-search hypotheses amid renewed Mars exploration.
The California Army National Guard and Red Bluff Teen Club seek donations of usable toys and funds to aid 500 needy families. A Toys for Tots Dance will be held December 14 at the Armory from 9 30 p m to 1 a m with admission 150 with a toy and 2 without. Toys can be dropped at 2000 Park Ave weekdays 8 a m to 4 30 p m or calls for pickup to 527 1611 or 527 7638 after hours and weekends.
Tehama County Fair Directors set January 3 1974 at 2 p.m. for opening bids on a new restroom behind the main grandstand with a $28 000 budget. They also accepted Mel Oldham’s high bid for a surplus 1960 Chevrolet pickup and noted bucking chutes installation in the arena. Ground usage in November totaled 6 554 people from groups including Northern California Wool-growers Association and Red Bluff Union School District.
American Legion members from 27 Northern California counties gather in Red Bluff for the 1st Area meeting with Harold Pascoe of Post 167 as general chairman. After registration Friday, meetings and a banquet finish the day, with Sunday focused on workshops and a Auxiliary luncheon.
Army Sergeant Joseph B Mace Jr 25 son of Mrs Virginia L Torres Vina is with the 1st Cavalry Division at Ft Hood Texas as a communications chief in the 1st Battalion of the division 6th Field Artillery John Scali U S ambassador to the United Nations was released after a heart bypass operation from the Arizona Heart Institute two weeks after the surgery and felt fine after opening remarks to newsmen
Michael Wayne Francis 37 and Antjie Adema 19 both of Red Bluff tied in marriage. Robert Richard Avila 34 and Hope Charles Hernandez 23 both of Susanville wed. Jeremiah Max Vann 2 of Maxwell and Caroline Thomas 29 of Red Bluff listed in notices.
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