Powell Backs Pay Fine and Loss of Seniority for Seat
Powell was sworn in after accepting a 25 000 fine and loss of seniority amid a misused funds scandal. He fills Harlem’s seat after the 252 160 vote, with the fine deducted from his paycheck. Kennedy and Scott victories trigger mixed reactions on liberal muscle and 1972 White House bid chatter.
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Nebraska
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Forces intensify search in U Minh Forest for prisoners
Allied sweeps in the U Minh Forest probe for U S and South Vietnamese captives held by Viet Cong. One American and six Vietnamese rescued. five government soldiers found in a bamboo camp. Maj James Rowe escaped with a South Vietnamese officer after five years.
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U.S
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Everglades
Delta
Tehama County Cattlemen Dinner And Dance Next Saturday
The Tehama County Cattlemen’s annual dinner and dance is set for Jan. 11 at the Tehama Totem Faire grounds. Angelo Mendonca will head prime rib, with Royce Hatfield’s Country and Western Boys providing the music. President Jack Owens invites livestock folks and townspeople to attend. special guests Blair Smith Bill Staiger and Walt Redman will discuss beef council activities and potential Japanese markets. The event starts with a 6:30 p.m. social hour and dinner at 7:30 p.m. at $3.00 per person, including dancing.
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Blair Smith
Siskiyou County
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California Cattlemen's Association
Walt Redman
California Beef Council
Redman
Beef Council
Japan
Red Bluff Bull Sale to Award Bertha Stover Trophy
Red Bluff Bull Sale will honor a purebred breeder with The Bertha Stover Memorial Trophy for the Best Range Bull. Judge Roy Carmichael leads a three member committee to select a well bred medium fleshed bull ready for service. Prize and trophy awarded January 25 at the sale.
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Jim Westfall
Dave Rail Coward
Bertha Stover
March of Dimes
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Tehama County Cattlemen’s Association
Roy Carmichael
California
Carmichael
Westfall
Post-Holiday Cleanup Precautions Urged
Darrell Lake urges safer cleanup after Christmas avoiding disposal in stoves and fires due to overheating and embers. He warns against mixing cleaners bleach with ammonia lye rust removers vinegar or oven cleaners which can release toxic chlorine gas and cause serious injury or death.
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Darrell Lake
Red Bluff
Bernadine Spears Dies In Corning
Bernadine Spears 57 a Corning resident since moving from Klamath Falls Oregon died at Corning Memorial Hospital. She was born February 22 1911 in Nebraska and is survived by her husband Le Roy Spears two brothers Duff Churchill Modesto and Arthur Churchill Fort Collins Colorado three sisters Alice Baker Susanville Maxine Daggett Hee mer and Edie Twin Falls Idaho and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hall Brothers Mortuary.
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Lazy Corral
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LeRoy Spears
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Modesto
Arthur Churchill
Fort Collins
Colo
Alica Baker
Susanville
Maxine Daggett
Heemer
Edie
Twin Falls
Idaho
Hall Brothers Mortuary
Funeral in Redding for Kate J Wolf 81
Requiem mass was held for Mrs Kate J Wolf 81 at St Josephs Catholic Church in Redding. She died December 31 at Redding Convalescent Hospital. Survived by two sons Samuel of Corning and Dr John of Redding, three sisters and seven grandchildren. Burial followed at St Joseph Cemetery.
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Millville
Shasta County
St. Joseph Parish
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Corning
John Wolf
Isabelle Joseph
Rose McDevitt
Victoria DeBerry
McDonald's
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St. Joseph Cemetery
Corning Chamber Meeting Set for Monday
The Corning District Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting Monday in the Comstock Room of the Corning Hotel starting at noon.
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Corning District
Multiple World News Briefs From Across The Nation
Ten sailors of the USS Pueblo will receive Purple Hearts for wounds from the North Korean seizure nearly two years ago. In Dallas a Wallace voters meeting draws 45 states. Sixteen major publishers sued in San Francisco over children's book prices. Jazz great George Lewis buried in New Orleans after funeral procession. Influenza pneumonia deaths reach 3594 in 122 cities since December 7 with a peak expected soon. Oil workers union orders a 60,000 member strike in Denver with no immediate fuel shortages expected.
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Association of Wallace Voters
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Denver
Colo
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Roads Open To Lassen Park Area With Good Ski Conditions
Weather officials at Red Bluff Airport report roads open to the Lassen ski area. Ski lifts are operating and ample snow on the ground plus favorable conditions promise a good weekend for visitors.
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Diplomats Resume Talks In Paris On Proposed Peace Plan
U S and South Vietnamese envoys held a brief working session in Paris to review the latest proposals aimed at ending the deadlock in peace talks. North Vietnam and the NLF reportedly planned a weekend recess as U S and Saigon teams pressed for a two sided conference without recognizing the NLF.
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Sidney W Pallister Dies In Los Angeles
Sidney W Pallister formerly of Red Bluff died in Los Angeles on December 29 from pneumonia. Private funeral services were held, followed by cremation. He was born in England and lived in Red Bluff as a certified public accountant with his wife Ivy, who survives him. they had resided in Los Angeles since retirement, most recently at the San Marcos Apartments Hotel.
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Red Bluff
Los Angeles
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England
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San Marcos Apartments
Dog Licensing Time in Tehama County This Spring
Tehama County announces 1969 dog licenses with 21 rabies vaccination and licensing clinics from Jan 30 to March 27. Dogs must be vaccinated at 4 months and every two years, licenses $3 with valid rabies proof. Clinics listed in Red Bluff Corning Dale's Station Manton Paynes Creek Mining Paynes Creek etc.
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Joe Gilliland
Gilliland
Teehama County
Red Bluff
Corning
Dale's Station
Manton
Paynes Creek
Minereal
Paskenta
Flournoy
Boneman
Los Molinos
Gerber
Caepay
Vina
Animal Control
County Hospital
Walnut
P.O
Smith and Lucas Form Red Bluff Law Partnership
Red Bluff welcomes a new general practice law firm formed by Donald V. Smith and Harold J. Lucas in the longtime Hickory Street offices. Lucas, a Red Bluff native and Cal Boalt Hall graduate, returns home after San Francisco and Army service, bringing local family ties and a history with Tehama County. Smith, with 19 years at Crocker Citizens Bank’s former head office and a San Francisco law background, partners with Lucas as the city’s new firm in the same building as City Attorney James G. Ford. The couple’s families are tied to Tehama County through Jayne Lucas and Thelma McKenzie, linking the firm to local horse circles and historical figures.
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Smith and Lucas
Donald V. Smith
Harold J. Lucas
Smith
Hickory St
Hickory and
Rio
James G. Ford
Lucas
San Francisco
University of California
Boalt Hall
Red Blut
Pat Lucas
Jayne
Berkeley
Hal
Patty
Douglas
Insect and mite damage talk at Los Molinos Hall
A January 7 special discussion on insect and mite damage to fruit trees will be conducted by Geigy Agricultural Chemicals at Los Molinos Memorial Hall. Slides and a movie will be shown. Lunch will be provided.
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Los Molinos Memorial Hall
Geigy Agricultural, Chemicals
Central County Chamber Meeting in Los Molinos
Central Tehama County Chamber of Commerce schedules its next meeting for 7 p.m. at the Los Molinos Bank of America branch to discuss freeway ramps and local telephone service changes. Bill Swanson and Warren Brown join to cover recreation and related planning.
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Tehama County
Bill Swanson
U.S. Forest Service
Warren Brown
Soil Conservation District
Weather forecast with fog, sun and warm days ahead
Foggy nights and mornings give way to sunny afternoons with continued warm temperatures. Light winds, high humidity, with today at 60 and tonight 40, 62 expected Sunday. River levels logged at Lake Red Bluff 6.7, Bend Bridge 20.1, Woodson Bridge 167.9 feet above mean sea level. Sunrise 7:32, sunset 4:57 PST.
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