Tehama Grand Jury cites sheriff probe and facility upfits
Tehama County Grand Jury report finds irregularities in the sheriff's office including a jail inmate transported to vote and cites conflicting testimony on who authorized it. It urges 24 hour supervision at Tehama General Hospital, remodeled surgery facilities, welfare and road department reforms, and better park and cemetery policing.
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Tim Elledge
Tehama County
Grand Jury
Sheriff's Office
Tehama General Hospital
Welfare Department
Road Department
Parks and Recreation, and
Tehama General
Committee For Health, Welfare and Public Safety
Kenneth Cole
Department of Social Welfare
Sheriff’s Department
Parks and Recreation
Red Bluff
Red Pluff
Middle East Talks Reach UN Mediation Panel
Israel and Egypt dispatch negotiators to rejoin Gunnar V. Jarring at the United Nations as Meir's coalition approves preliminary discussions on procedural questions. Also, Virgin Islands elects Dr. Melvin H. Evans as governor with Thurgood Marshall administering the oath. The stock market opens with a loss, Nixon heads to California, Reagan's inauguration has a paint mishap, and a winter storm contributes to holiday traffic deaths. A hijacking to Cuba ends with cries of freedom. A new comet is reported by Japanese and Smithsonian officials. Nevada inaugurates Mike O'Callaghan as governor with fiscal and environmental goals.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Gunnar V. Jarring
United Nations
Yosef Tekoah
Tel Aviv
Jarring
Golda Meir
Virgin Island
Charlotte Amalie
Melvin H. Evans
Virgin Islands
Thurgood Marshall
U. S. Supreme Court
Evans
Reagan outlines total welfare reform in second term
President Reagan again calls for sweeping welfare changes to curb rising costs. He rejects tax increases as an easy fix and plans a detailed plan to lawmakers in the State of the State address on January 12. He cites a $2 billion annual welfare bill and a recession tightening state revenues as context.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Capitol
West Steps
Nixon to host hour long TV radio Q A with reporters
President Nixon plans an hour long live TV radio conversation with four broadcast journalists from the White House basement library at 9 EST tonight. He expressed willingness to repeat the format with writing press if four reporters can be chosen, saying networks will provide time for the session.
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Nixon
California
Washington
White House
San Clemente
Congress
U S Bombers Hit Vietnamese Positions Near Laos Border
U S B52 bombers attacked North Vietnamese positions in South Vietnam for the first time in a month. Six aircraft dropped 180 tons of bombs near the demilitarized zone and A Shau Valley, targeting infiltration routes storage sites bunkers base camps and staging areas. The strikes aim to curb Ho Chi Minh trail supply movements.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
A Shau
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Rites Pending For Edward Anderson
Funeral services are pending at Hoyt Cole Chapel of the Flowers for Edward Anderson a Red Bluff resident of 50 years who died after a brief illness in a local hospital. He was a retired PG&E employee.
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Hoyt-Cole Chapel
Edward Co. Anderson
Anderson
Red Bluff
Trading Post Sold Auction Continues Under New Management
The Trading Post south of Red Bluff on Highway 99W at China Ave has new ownership. William and Edith Davison along with Ralph and Viola Stockwell acquired the inventory merchandise and lunch counter, while former owner William Tutt will still run the auction portion of the business full time.
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Red Bluff
William Tutt
Highway
China Ave
Tutt
William
Edith Davison
Ralph
Viola Stockwell
Elementary Board To Meet Wednesday
The Red Bluff district elementary board of trustees will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the district office on Douglass St. The agenda includes a summer school proposal an audit report by James Blackwood an update of the student behavior policy and bond election formation.
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Tehama County
D Control
Unty Court House
Red Bluff
Floyd A. Hicks
James Blackwood
Douglass St
Frustrated Congress Ends 91st Session in Lame-Duck Shuffle
The 91st Congress adjourned 19 days before new lawmakers take office. A time-worn impasse and long talks blocked progress on key issues including the supersonic transport, while funding for the SST and troop-use restrictions faced Senate filibusters. Transportation spending continues through March 30.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Senate
Transportation Department
Southeast Asia
Democrats Poised to Take Legislature Leadership in California
Democrats moved toward official control of both houses after the November elections. Senate hopeful Mills led a large Democratic bloc toward ousting the Republican president pro tem, while Assembly contender Moretti solidified backing to become speaker. A late withdrawal by Stephen Teale altered the Senate race as Randolph Collier remained a continuing candidate. Republican leadership chose Robert Monagan to stay as minority leader.
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Sacramento
Bob Moretti
James R. Mills
Mills
San Diego
Senate
George Moscone
Moscone
San Francisco
Jack Schrade
Moretti
van Nuys
Assembly
Capitol
Stephen Teale
West Point
Randolph Collier
Dyreka
Teale
Robert Monagan
R-Tracy
Burglaries Reported Across City Over Weekend
Police logged a weekend spike with multiple burglaries. At the Post Office burglars entered via a false ceiling and took 740 dollars. Evenson Younger’s site suffered a window entry and a safe with 318 dollars and 261 in checks disappeared. The Dutch Treat Donut Shop on Walnut Street also was broken into from the ceiling with 20 dollars, meat, cigarettes, gum among items stolen. Deputies probe a break in at Gerber School on Chard Avenue with few details available.
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Redding
Evenson
Walnut Street
Gerber School
Chard Avenue
Weather Outlook With Frost Tonight And Brisk Warmer Days
Fair through Tuesday with a local hard freeze tonight and slightly warmer days. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph decreasing this evening. Fair Wednesday. High today 50, low tonight 27, high tomorrow 54. Suprise tomorrow at 7 32 a.m., sunset at 4 57 p.m. PST. River levels listed for Bend Bridge, Lake Red Bluff, Tehama Bridge, and Woodson Bridge.
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DC8
Tampa
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Tokyo Astronomical Observatory
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Yomiuri Shimbun
Nevada
Carson City
Nev
Mike O’callaghan
O’callaghan
Sears Engineering
Creative Society
Edward Kennedy Jr
North Adams
Zuckweiler’s
David A
Jel G. Bayles
Mary
Dave McClintock
L. T. Anderson
Larry Owen
Edward Anderson
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Jackson St
Oren
Corafin
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Chimmren’s
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