Tehama County Faces Inefficiency From Piecemeal Growth
Tehama County administration has operated without guiding lines leading to inefficient expansion. Architect Clabaugh warns that without funding to modernize facilities, services will linger in a costly, protracted inefficiency. Much revenue comes from other government agencies.
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Tehama County
Clabaugh
Fight By Reagan Calls For Increased Light Of Campus Turmoil Penalties
Governor Reagan in the state of the state urged the legislature to harshen penalties for all involved in campus disturbances including students nonstudents and faculty. He proposed a large income tax cut and new crime controls with electronic listening devices under court approval. He spoke before a joint session as Republicans hold a slim majority in both chambers.
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Bill Boyarsky
Sacramento
California
Senate
Assembly
Houston I. Flournoy
Pickets Challenge Students At San Francisco State College
Striking teachers and minority students formed a noisy picket line at the San Francisco State College entrance. One Chinese student clashed with pickets as police arrived. Classes began normally on a foggy morning despite the strike sanctioned by the San Francisco Labor Council. San Jose State College faces a similar action. President Hayakawa vowed to keep the campus open despite protests.
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San Francisco State College
San Francisco Labor Council
San Jose State College
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State
Hayakawa
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Ky denies authoring three way peace talks plan
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky rejected reports that he drafted a plan to divide the Vietnam peace talks into three sections. He said he did not deny the plan’s existence but asserted all proposals from Paris were approved by President Nguyen Van Thieu.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
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Paris
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Tehama County Center President Thanks Locals for Help
Tom Walker, president of the board of directors of the Tehama County Opportunity Center, thanked Tehama County residents for their assistance. He cited interest, donations and work orders that enable on the job training for the retarded and handicapped, who otherwise would not be employed.
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Tom Walker
Tehama County
Fire Wrecks Engine In Doug Sale's Station Wagon
Red Bluff firemen contained a car fire to the engine compartment of a 1967 station wagon owned by Doug Sale of Sale Lane. The blaze occurred after a basketball game at the high school. Cause under investigation. engine compartment a total loss.
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Red Bluff
Sale Lane
Sale
Red Bluff Council Opens 1969 Session With Gasoline Bid
Red Bluff City Council meets at 7 30 p m to award a low bid from Shell Oil Co for gasoline and oil for 1969 city vehicles. Agenda includes planning commission and mosquito abatement appointments, plus city hall completion certificate and bus cost rise for high school.
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Shell Oil Company
Planning Commission
City Center Building Corporation
William Keeler
Red Bluff Air Service
Public Works
National Safety Council
State Division of Highways
Williams Avenue
Gilmore Road
A. E. Zamboni
Scottsdale Street
Republicans Control State Assembly as Senate Struggles
Sacramento AP reports Republicans hold a solid Assembly majority with Robert Monagan as speaker. In the Senate a rift grows between veteran leaders and younger members after the New Year heart attack death of George Miller Jr. and a stalled bid for president pro tem. Burns retains power amid a bid by Grunsky to unite GOP support if Miller’s seat is filled.
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Inglewood
Assembly
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Tracy
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Conrad
George Miller Jr
Martinez
Fresno
Hugh M. Burns
Burns
GOP
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
Miller
Road dispute with new supervisor settled before taking office
Tehama County reached a settlement over a right of way near supervisor James E. Byrne. The county will either acquire land to extend frontage to Byrne or build a connecting road between Red Bank Road alignments. Costs run about 1530 dollars plus fence relocation, with a 1.6 acre parcel sale also possible.
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Superior Court
Curtiss E. Wetter
Shannon O. Patterson
James E. Byrne
C. Dale Pickel
Daily News
Ken Kitcher
Board of Supervisors
Larry Coleman
Byrne
Red Bank
Byrne Ranch
Memts
Coleman
Robert Trimble
Trimble
Nixon Salary Hike to 200000 Sparks House Vote
The House approved raising the president’s pay to 200000 a year plus a 50000 expense allowance and a 40000 travel allowance. The swift voice vote faced one Republican dissent and requires Senate and presidential approval before Nixon’s noon January 20 swearing in. The move follows a 1949 increase and is the fourth such raise since Washington.
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House
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Senate
George Washington
Harry S. Turman
Nixon
Foggy start with light rain into Wednesday forecast
Fog today gives way to clouds and light rain by Wednesday with little temperature change. Winds shift from variable today to southerly at 5 to 15 mph Wednesday, highs near 44 today and 48 Wednesday, lows around 38 tonight. River readings and sun times noted.
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