Agnew reports from Western White House after Southeast Asia tour
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew delivers a personal report to President Nixon at the Western White House after a 13 day mission across eight Southeast Asian nations. Henry Kissinger moves from Hanoi to Peking as Agnew returns to California.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
Peking
Agnew
el Toro Marine Air Station
Here
Gebien couple welcome daughter born February 9 1973
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gebien greet a daughter born at St. Elizabeth Community Hospital weighing five pounds six ounces. The birth was listed with a misspelling in the Daily News.
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Gary Gebien
Giben
Daily News
St. Elizabeth Community Hospital
Kissinger Opens Hanoi Talks as Vietnam Releases Begin
Henry Kissinger arrived in Hanoi to four days of postwar talks while in Saigon officials planned the first prisoner repatriation under the peace accord. About 115 Americans and 3,000 Vietnamese will be released or exchanged, with additional prisoners moved at Quan Loi and Dong Ha.
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Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
U.S
Kissinger
Giam Lam
Vietnam
Laos
North Vietnam
United States
Cambodia
Radio
South Vietnam
Quan Loi
An Loc
Pleiku Province
Central Highlands
Dong Ha
Demilitarized Zone
Fighting Around Site Of Scheduled Prisoner Release
ANSOC Vietnam reports continued combat near An Loc as 27 U.S. prisoners await release Monday under cease-fire terms. Heavy shelling from Communist forces damages the city while South Vietnamese artillery retaliates, and two ICCS helicopters arrive to inspect the exchange site.
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Ansoc
Vietnam
U.S
An Loc
International Commission For Control and Supervision
Massive Benefit Slash Feared In Disabled Viet Vet Program
Washington AP report says the Nixon administration aims to cap millions in benefits for disabled Vietnam era soldiers. The plan would cut example payments from 6740 to 1272 dollars annually, drawing early opposition from Rep. Dorn who seeks to block changes and require congressional approval for rating shifts.
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Washington
Ed Jones
D-Tenn
House Dairy Subcommittee
Jones
Department of Agriculture
House Veterans’ Committee
Veterans Administration
House Veterans Affairs Committee
W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
Dorn
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
Census Bureau
Reagan Defends Tax Proposal Before Publishers Meeting
Gov. Ronald Reagan argued that cutting government income is needed to expand take-home pay and reduce tax burdens. At the California Newspaper Publishers Association convention he outlined an $850 million surplus plan with a phased tax cut, rebates, and a permanent cap on revenue sharing, aiming to lower state taxes as incomes rise.
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Robert Yeager
San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Publisher’s Association
Sacramento
City and County Offices Closed for Lincoln's Birthday
All city and county government offices and public schools will be closed Monday to observe Lincoln's Birthday. Post Office mail deliveries will proceed as usual, while banks in the Red Bluff area and most local stores will open on Monday.
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Lincoln
U.S. Post Office
Red Bluff
Jewelry theft and three minor crashes reported in Red Bluff
A grand theft case cited more than 3100 dollars in jewelry and government checks taken from Josephine B. Mayes of 1456 Second St. Diamond rings valued 1000 to 1500 each were among the missing items. Four vehicle incidents followed including a Monroe Street ditch crash at 8 15 a m and a two car collision at Main and Walnut Streets with minor damage.
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Red Bluff
Josephine B. Mayes
Second St
Patricia E. McMahon
S. Jackson St
Apt. 5
Monroe Street
Karen Ruth Thuemsen
Rt. 2
Scott Eugene Ross
Monroe St
Main
Walnut Streets
Hoffa Seeks Lift on Ban to Rejoin Local 299
Former Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa says he will seek to lift a ban on his union activities and, if successful, aims to return as president of Detroit Local 299, a post he previously held.
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Uruguay
Montevideo
Juan M. Bordaberry
Antonio Francese
Cherry Hill
N.J
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
Storms stall freight train in Sierra Nevada snowblock
A heavy storm snarled Northern California with rain and snow, closing trans Sierra routes as a 100 car Southern Pacific freight train uncoupled on the eastbound track between Donner Pass and Truckee. Gale warnings and rough seas persisted along the coast.
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San Francisco
Sierra Nevada
Division of Highways
California
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Donner Pass
Truckee
Avalanche closes Echo Summit and I-80 delays highway travel
Snow and avalanches snarled travel as a railroad snow plow freed a stalled train near Echo Summit. U S Highway 50 was closed 70 miles from Placerville to Meyers, with I 80 at Donner Pass blocked for hours. Caltrans reopened routes with chains required, four wheel drive allowed with snow tires. Strong winds and heavy seas affected the Bay Area and coastal waters through the weekend.
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Roseville
Echo Summit
Placerville
Meyers
South Lake Tahoe
Division of Highways
Donner Pass
Truckee
Cisco Grove
Nyack
Nevada
San
Bust of George Washington to stay at Red Bluff school
George Washington’s bust in Lincoln Street School will not be auctioned off. The February 17 sale of old furnishings prompted protests from district officials who argued the bust belongs in the district. Lincoln Street School, built in 1929, also had a broken Lincoln bust. other items like a bookcase and tables may be sold.
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Harold Goforth
Lincoln Street
George Washington
Daily News
Colin Davies
Lincoln Street School
Glen D. Smith
Red Bluff
Lincoln
Susan Anthony Day Celebration Urged for State Schools
California schools chief Wilson Riles urges districts to observe February 15 as Susan B. Anthony Day marking a century since her 1872 illegal voting trial. Anthony, who died in 1906 at 86, led the suffrage movement.
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Sacramento
Wilson Riles
California
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Riles
Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy With Showers Through Sunday
Partly cloudy skies with occasional rain through Sunday and little temperature change. Highs in the mid 50s to low 60s, nights in the 40s. southerly winds 12 to 25 mph, easing this evening. Showers likely Monday with 70 to 80 percent chances and measurable precipitation. River stages at Lake Red Bluff through Tehama area expected to rise.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Suhr to resign Red Bluff recreation post for Woodland
John A. Suhr Red Bluff director of parks and recreation will resign to become director of parks and recreation for Woodland. He notes the Woodlands bond funded pool and two new park projects and recalls expanding Red Bluff programs and Dog Island development. He also serves in local civic groups and plans to visit Red Bluff.
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John A. Suhr
Red Bluff
Parks and Recreation
Woodland Parks and Recreation Department
City of
Woodland
Suhr
Allen Peters
Dog Island
Wildlife Conservation Board
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Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Atlanta, Ga
National Center For Disease Control
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Committee
American Legion
The
Congress
Kenneth Duncan Simpson
Concord
Millard Lawrence Noble
Simpson
Evenson and Younger Equipment Co
Kimball Road
Noble
George
Susan Anthony
John Suhr
City Recreation
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Mt. Etna
Europe
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Antelope Bivd
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Merhoff
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