Probation subsidy revived as Crystal Creek Rehabilitation Center
Local officials debate the revived probation subsidy program now run as Crystal Creek Rehabilitation Center in Shasta County. Sheriff Balma spearheaded its creation offering counseling education and work programs while critics question the claimed $120 million savings and possible crime rate impact. The article notes county officials hope community based rehabilitation improves outcomes.
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Crystal Creek
Shasta County
John Balma
Balma
Tehama Planning Commission backs A-1 amendment with open change philosophy
The Tehama County Planning Commission unanimously backs a change to the A 1 zoning district with wording reflecting an open ended philosophy of change in the general plan. They plan to report findings to the board of supervisors amid a study session for the amendment.
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Bill Goodyear
Tehama County Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Nixon appeals for a fresh approach to govern
President Nixon asks Congress to cooperate on a fresh approach to government in his first State of the Union report. He stresses foreign policy credibility, Vietnam peace gains, and rejecting bigger government as a cure for all problems amid Democratic criticism of budget cuts.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Mark
America
Weather outlook with light winds and patchy fog
Generally fair conditions continue through Saturday with variable high cloudiness and patchy morning fog. Temperatures show little change and a 10 percent chance of measurable precipitation tomorrow. rivers at Lake Red Bluff 15.8 feet, Bend Bridge 23.3, Tehama Bridge 205.5, Woodson Bridge 171.6. sunset 5:29 p.m., sunrise 7:16 a.m.
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Pope Names 30 New Cardinals Including 3 Americans
Pope Paul VI announced 30 new cardinals with three Americans among them Archbishops Luis Aponte Martinez Humberto Medeiros and Timothy Manning. The consistory is set for March 5 increasing the College of Cardinals to 145 and American representation to 12. Martinez becomes the first Puerto Rican prince of the church.
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College of Cardinals
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San Juan
Humberto S. Medeiros
Boston
Timothy Manning
Los Angeles
World News In Brief includes peace talks and Nixon summit
The chief delegates of the United States North and South Vietnam and the Viet Cong met to discuss troop withdrawals and prisoner exchanges. South Vietnam will begin political talks with the Viet Cong in Paris by Tuesday. Bond sets for Liddy and McCord at 100000 each as Sirica doubts a key witness. Nixon and Heath head to Camp David for a major summit. Unemployment falls to 5 percent while 560000 seek work. San Francisco Chinatown marks the Year of the Ox with 10 day celebrations.
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Vance
Vernon Frizell
Richfield
Daily News
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Byproducts Spike in Price Burdening Meat Fans
Washington AP reports USDA data showing wholesale prices for meat byproducts like pig brains and beef tongue have surged far faster than standard meats. Export demand and peak live cattle prices push toward higher retail costs for steak chops roasts and bacon.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Chicago
USDA
Meat Inspectors Not Chargeable For Test Samples
Federal meat inspectors cannot be charged for samples taken for testing as long as sampling is not excessive and reasonably necessary. Judge in San Francisco ruled the practice not to incur liability. Assistant U.S. Attorney Brian Denton noted the cost of testing would run to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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San Francisco
U.S
Asst
Annual Heart Drive Begins on Tuesday
The Red Bluff Emblem and Junior Women's Clubs start the annual Heart Fund Drive next Tuesday to fight heart disease. Nancy Hedlund Velma Growney and Roger Limburg head 200 volunteers to raise funds for research education screening and community service. The program includes diet classes a heart information service free fourth grade screenings and a Heartmobile education program.
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California Heart Association
Red Bluff
Nancy Hedlund
Velma Growney
Roger Limburg
Merchant
Judge at It Again in San Andreas Incident
Part time Justice Court Judge Howard Blewett allegedly slapped photographer Dennis Naguria while Blewett was washing dishes at his cafe in San Andreas California. Naguria says the punch exposed the film and the judge apologized saying he acted on reflex after being harassed.
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San Andreas
Calif
Justice Court
Howard Blewett
Dennis Naguria
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