Kimberly-Clark Denies Pollution Over Sacramento River
Kimberly-Clark Corporation of Anderson denied causing river pollution and fish declines at a public hearing in Red Bluff. Officials from the California Department of Fish and Game warned of a river fishery problem and announced further studies and a regional water quality hearing next Friday morning.
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Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Anderson
Sandy Narum
Red Bluff
Kimberlye Clark
Sacramento River
Narum
Kimberely-Clark
Don Wideline
Fish and Game
O’brien
Meetiing
Sacramento
Water Quality Control Board
Nixon Passes Health Clear, Plans Subcabinet Picks
President elect Nixon, declared in good health, plans Saturday to announce Elliot L. Richardson as under secretary of state and U. Alexis Johnson as undersecretary for political affairs. The moves inaugurate a wave of sub-Cabinet selections before the January 20 inauguration.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Elliot L. Richardson
Massachusetts
U. Alexis Johnson
U.S
Japan
Washington
William P. Rogers
Agriculture Department
Pentagon
State Department
Robert H. Finch
Inmates Find Bombs Along Highway 36 Near Paynes Creek
Tehama County sheriffs office reports discovery of at least eight WWII era bombs and detonators along Highway 36 near Paynes Creek. Inmates from Plum Creek Conservation Camp helped clear brush when a large explosive was found. explosives experts later located two 20 pound fragmentation bombs. A thorough search by Sheriff Williams, the Sierra Army Depot and forestry units continues within a one mile radius.
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Paynes Creek
Tehama County
Sheriff’s Office
Plum Creek Conservation Camp
Division of Forestry
Bob Kerstiens
John Markiel
Highway 36
Paynes Creek Bridge
Herlong
Sheriff’s Deputies
Lyle Williams
Flu Deaths Rise Across Nation As Epidemic Persists
The National Communicable Disease Center reports fourth straight weekly rise in influenza and pneumonia deaths amid the Hong Kong flu epidemic. Officials caution the surge may ease in a week or two.
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Atlanta, Ga
National
Communicable Disease Center
Soviet OK But U S Keep Out
Beirut newspapers report Lebanon told Moscow that Soviet warships could visit Beirut while warning the U S Sixth Fleet to stay out. Reports say the Soviet fleet of around 50 ships in the Mediterranean has never visited Lebanon.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Lebanon
U.S
Beirut
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
al Nahar
al Jarida
Preemier Abdulla Yafi
Egypt
Jordan
Sudan
Kuwait
Yemen
Abba Ebanase
U.N. Security Council
Paul VI
Leaders Battle for Power as 91st Congress Opens
The 91st Congress opened with leadership contests in both chambers. In the House, John W. McCormack defeated Morris Udall for speaker, and Gerald Ford won the minority leader post unopposed. In the Senate, Edward M. Kennedy challenged Russell B. Long for the whip, while Hugh Scott vied with Roman Hruska for the Republican whip.
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Washington
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
White House
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Arizona
Morris Udall
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Edward M. Kennedy
Louisiana
Russell B. Long
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Nebraska
Roman Hruska
Lester Hart To Head New Tehama Totem Fair Board
Lester Hart, a Red Bluff resident and seven year Tehama Totem Fair Board member, was elected president at Thursday's meeting succeeding Me Dora Avilla. Robert Martin was named vice president and Joseph A. Soares was reappointed secretary manager. The board granted a July 12 13 date change for the Red Bluff Riding Club horse show and discussed swine classes with exhibitor Dale Carpenter amid premium book preparations.
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Lester Hart
New Tehama Totem Fair Board
Red Bluff
Tehama Totem Fair Board of
Hart
Medora Avilla
Robert Martin
Corning
Joseph A. Soares
Ken Ryan
Marilyn Berens
Stephanie Berens
Dale Carpenter
Tehama Totem Fair
Joseph A.soares
Daly News
Ken Kitcher
Burns Confident He Will Hold Top Senate Position
In Sacramento Democratic leader Hugh M Burns the president pro tem expresses confidence he will keep his leadership role despite Republican numerical control and internal party rebels. Senator George Moscone as the party’s fiercest critic says Burns is likely to be re elected when the legislature convenes Monday.
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Sacramento
Hugh M. Burns
Senate
George Mose Cone
San Francisco
Burns
George Mileler Jr
DeMartinez
Dale's Insurance Golden Anniversary Marked in Red Bluff
The firm celebrates its milestone at 644 Main St. and 721 Main St. with roots tracing back to 1919 after Charles C. Dale returned from service with General Pershing. The agency has a long history in providing insurance in the Red Bluff area since 1928.
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Dales’ Insurance Service
Main St
Red Bluff
Charles C. Dale
Black Jack Pershing
Pancho Villa
Tehama County
Kenneth
William C. Dale
Leila Marie Dale
Charles Dale
Churntown
Shasta County
Dale
Charles
New Supervisors To Be Sworn In Monday Noon
Tehama County prepares to swear in two new supervisors Shannon Patterson and James Byrne on Monday at noon. Judge Curtiss Wetter will officiate in his chambers, with the ceremony open to the public.
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Tehama County
Shannon O. Patterson
James E. Byrne
Curtiss E. Wetter
B52s Drop Heaviest Bombing in Weeks Over Vietnam
U S forces report the heaviest B52 strikes in three weeks with about 1500 tons dropped northwest of Saigon and near the U Minh Forest in the Mekong Delta. Ground action stays light as Marines and South Vietnamese troops push Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units from Da Nang to the southern delta.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
da Nang
California Water Project to Proceed on Schedule
Sacramento AP: Water Resources Director William P. Gianelli announced the $2.8 billion State Water Project will proceed as planned despite prior funding issues. He noted recent rainfall is rapidly filling Lake Oroville and the San Luis Reservoir, with Oroville expected to hold at least three million acre feet by April 1, enabling full operation of the power plant.
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San Antonio, Tex
Johnson
Congress
Sacramento
California
William P. Gianelli
Gianelli
State Water Commission
Lake Oroville
San Luis Reserevoir
Lake
Oroville
Vietnam peace talks inch toward four party format stalled
Paris dispatch reports the National Liberation Front stopping short of rejecting U S proposals for a conference shape while pressing for a four party format with NLF full status. Cyrus Vance proposed six table forms and a round table idea met with Hanoi to symbolize two sides. A rare first edition Declaration of Independence found in a Philadelphia bookstore.
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Paris
National Nation Front
Vietnam
NLF
Tran Hoai Nam
Front
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Ha van Lam
Vance
Lau A
North Vietnam
Vance Beccause
Nam
Hanoi
Pham Dang Lam
Lau
Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures and Light Winds
Fog at night and morning with brief clearing in the afternoon. Highs around 53 degrees, lows near 38. River levels read 6.7 ft at Lake Red Bluff 20.1 ft at Bend Bridge and 167.9 ft above mean sea level at Woodson Bridge. No precipitation in last 24 hours. Sunrise 7 32, sunset 4 57 PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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