U S and China Agree on Liaison Offices Move Toward Normal Ties
The United States and China announce official liaison offices in Washington and Beijing to speed normalization. Kissinger says these offices grant diplomatic privileges but stop short of formal diplomatic relations. The pact includes expanded trade scientific cultural exchanges and future cultural and educational visits.
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Nixon Reveals Tax Reform Aim in State of the Union
President Nixon announced plans to propose a tax reform bill and measures to ease property tax burdens on older Americans. He said the plan would build on 1969 and 1971 reforms, with no details, while hearings on closing income tax loopholes proceed.
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State of the Union
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Ways and Means Committee
Weather Outlook Mixed Skies With Mild Temperatures
Variable high cloudiness today increases to night and Friday with highs in the 60s to low 70s and lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Winds 5 to 15 mph with higher gusts. Saturday showers possible. tomorrow rain chances 20 percent. River levels listed for Lake Red Bluff Bend Tehama and Woodson Bridges. Sunset and sunrise times noted.
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Food costs surge as January prices jump widely
Labor Department reports January sees the largest one month rise in food prices since 1951 with grocery store foods up 2.5 percent. Overall CPI rises 0.3 percent as nonfood prices fall 0.5 percent and services rise 0.2 percent.
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Red Bluff Sued for 750000 Over Car Mishap
Steven R Tucker sues the City of Red Bluff in Tehama County Superior Court seeking 750000 for injuries after a May 20 1972 wreck on Monroe Street caused by alleged negligent maintenance of a ditch culvert and metal pole. The claim was rejected by the city council August 22.
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World News In Brief: Rockefeller Dead And Other Items
Winthrop Rockefeller former Arkansas governor and son of John D. Rockefeller died at Desert Hospital in Palm Springs at age sixty after a week with a chest ailment. Senate approved an antihijack bill funding 35 million dollars annually and allowing suspending airline service with aiding nations. North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao captured two southern Laos towns after a cease fire began. Supreme Court ruled labor racketeering law cannot be used against workers seeking legitimate union objectives. UC researchers claim rapid production of pure human hormone using automated equipment.
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Gold Hits Record Peak in London at $83 an Ounce
Gold reached a new European high for the fourth straight day in London opening at $83 an ounce, up $3.63, as dollar weakness and paper-money uncertainty spurred demand. Dealers cited speculators selling dollars for marks and repurchasing devalued dollars to buy gold, with French buyers seen amid fears of a leftward political shift.
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Petain Coffin Returns to Island Tomb in France
A military plane delivered the flag draped coffin of Marshal Philippe Petain to his tomb on a lonely Atlantic island. The move comes as France faces National Assembly elections next month and may influence rightist votes. The coffin had been found in a Paris garage on Wednesday night.
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Red Bluff Dog License and Rabies Clinic Next Thursday
The City of Red Bluff will hold a dog license and rabies vaccination clinic 4 to 8 p.m. Feb 28 at the county fairground 4H building. Fees: 2 to license spayed or altered dogs, 4 for others, rabies 2. A 5 penalty applies after March 1. Impound fees: 2.50 plus 1 per day. Funds support animal control.
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Utilities Granted Deviations for Tehama County Subdivision
The California Public Utilities Commission approved deviations from the undergrounding rule for Pacific Telephone and Pacific Gas and Electric to serve the Quailridge subdivision in northern Tehama County near Hooker. The 336 ten acre parcels will be agriculturally residential with wells and septic systems and private roads. The Tehama County Planning Commission supported the deviation, arguing the rural layout makes undergrounding too restrictive. PG E estimated underground facilities would require about 513000 in advances with 135000 non refundable, while overhead facilities would need about 178000 in advances, all refundable.
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House Senate clash renews fight over foreign aid extension
The Senate Appropriations Committee cut the four month House extension of foreign aid spending authority to two months. If approved by the full Senate the move could revive last year's clash between chambers over authorization. The program remains without formal authorization and relies on stopgap funding.
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Israel Faces Global Condemnation for Libyan Jet Downing
The Libyan Airways 727 was shot down over Sinai with about 105 to 112 aboard. Israel contends it targeted a disobedient Libyan pilot near sensitive sites along the Suez Canal. Cairo questions radio contact while Egypt cites a pilot tape and nine survivors, two of whom died. World leaders, including President Nixon, denounced the attack as a setback to peace efforts.
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Kissinger Sees Reconstruction Aid as Long Term Peace Investment
President adviser Henry Kissinger called reconstruction aid to North Vietnam a long term investment toward peace in Indochina, not ransom. He argued the aim is normalizing relations and fostering constructive ties with other nations to encourage peaceful evolution, addressing congressional concerns over aid terms.
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Lost Dog Shadow, Australian Shepherd, Missing Near Stable
A year old Australian Shepherd named Shadow with brown eyes, a choke collar, and leash was last seen at Big M Stables. If found, call 527-2803.
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Permanent Position Open for Qualified Sales Kept Clerk
Job ad seeks a qualified person with sales ability knowledge of bookkeeping accurate typing and good spelling. For interview write qualifications in handwriting and send to Box W-10 Daily News P O Box 220 Red Bluff.
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