Stay Safe Heating as Spring Approaches
The piece urges lower energy use and warns about risks in winter heating. It covers wood fires with screens and sturdy grates, never leaving fires unattended, proper ash disposal, chimney damper checks, and safe gasoline storage. It notes catalytic heaters require ventilation and following manufacturer directions.
Red Bluff News Notes 100th Koch Birthday and Local Club Plans
The Tehama County Tuberculosis Association marks the 100th anniversary of Robert Koch. Tehama 4-H Victory Club girls raise funds via a sale to support a sewing fund and plan to attend a kiddies Christmas show in Red Bluff on December 11. A Tehama bridge project fears flooding this season as a wall is built to protect the west pier of the railroad bridge. loss could halt shipments to the North State.
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Tehama County Tuberculosis Association
Robert Koch
Tehama 4-H
Victory Club
Tehama News
Red Bluff
Tehama
Pearl Harbor Day noted on 341st day of 1973
Almanac marks December 7 1973 as Pearl Harbor Day. Notable events include Delaware joining the Constitution in 1787, Hoover's 1931 White House stance, Japan’s 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, and Apollo 17 launch in 1972. Willa Cather born 1876. Moon phases and visible planets listed.
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Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Willa Cather
Delaware
United States
Herbert Hoover
White House
Japan
Hawaii
Philippines
Wake
Guam
Gene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Harrison Schmitt
Moon
Crosseword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS
Crossword puzzle by Thomas Joseph lists across clues like Healing mark Founda tion and America inventor with down clues including To the point Redden and Seasonal song four words. The grid features entries such as Odalis and Dramatic segments and ends with Shrinking as a clue.
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Keil
City of Italia
Secular
Redden
Hibbler
George Sand
Washington Merry 4 0 Round Nothing Merry About Christmas Mail
JACK ANDERSON reviews reader mail on Nixon emergency powers, Sinatra campaign funds, Camp David spending, and other political topics. Included are responses clarifying emergency powers, Sinatra contributions, Camp David expenses, and aging Mao comments.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Kevin Kennedy
Boston
Congress
J.B
Atlanta
Frank Sinatra
Unpleasant Prospect By Eugene V Risher
Washington reports energy shortages threaten the Nixon White House with a political crisis lasting beyond dissension over Watergate. Officials warn of recession risks, rising fuel costs, and job losses as diet and travel curb lifestyle. Energy advisers resign over rationing.
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Eugene V. Risher
John A. Love
Charles J. DiBona
White House
AMA to Fight PSRO Law in Medicare Oversight Push
At the 1973 House of Delegates session AMA backs repeal or amendment of the PSRO statute set to take effect January 1 under Social Security. Dr. Tom Nesbitt calls PSRO an emotional issue and Dr. James Sammons cites confidentiality concerns and hospital admission regs as objections.
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Sinatra
Harry Vaughan
USA
S Truman
Arlington
Navy
White House
Anaheim
Calif
API
American Medical Association
PSRO
House of Delegates
AMA
Tom Nesbitt
House
James Sammons
Board of Trustees
Welfare Fees That Drive Doctors Away From Rural Areas
The California system pays welfare and medical aid patients’ doctors in rural areas less than those in cities. Officials say the 10 percent share of welfare patients in a typical practice is not a factor in location. Protesting doctors argue the bias risks worsening care in deprived regions and urge legislative review of fee schedules.
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Health Welfare Agency
California Medical Association
CMA
Coalition strife marks birth of Northern Ireland cabinet
In Belfast Reverend Ian Paisley and William Craig denounce the new coalition as unstable. Gunmen attacked Catholic cabinet member Austin Currie’s home as the Provisional IRA claimed credit. British MP Bernadette Devlin and SDLP leader Gerry Fitt weigh in as Ulster confronts years of sectarian violence and the fragile peace bid led by William Whitelaw.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Belfast
Ian Paisley
Ulster
Paisley
Free Presbyterian Church
Northern Ireland
William Craig
Vanguard Unionist Party
Craig
Austin Currie
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Currie
Bernadette Devlin McAlaskey
Paddy Devlin
William Whitelaw
Whitelaw
Edward Heath
Heath
Unionist Party
Social Democratic and Labor Party
SDLP
Alliance
Gerry Fitt
Fitt
Brian Faulkner
Soviet Moves in Asia Prompt Cautious U.S. Watch
Soviet leader Brezhnev calls for an Asian collective security framework during a India visit endorsed by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. U.S. officials see aim mainly at China, with limited immediate threat to American interests as Moscow expands influence in India and Afghanistan amid detente.
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John F. Barton Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
India
Afghanistan
U.S
Asia
Leonid A. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Indira Gandhi
Moscow
New Delhi
China
United States
Vietnam
Peking
Song
South Asia
Washington Moscow - Peking
Mohammed Zahir Shah
Mohammed Daoud
Indian Ocean
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