Construction boom as weather boosts Tehama building
Builders in Red Bluff and surrounding Tehama County push major projects including a Short Stop Market at Oak and Rio Streets with self serve pumps. James Smith Construction leads the market job while Tony Ochinero and Orville K. Jacobs drive a phase one shopping center between Camper's Corral and the Fair Market.
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Rio Streets
James Smith
Sonoma
Camper’s Corral
Fair Market
Antelope
Tony Ochinero
Orville K. Jacobs
Red Bluff
Jacobs
Richard Ranberg
Tehama County Building Department
Daily News
Tony Walther
Polls Show Reagan Gaining Edge As Ford Slips in Surveys
United Press International reports early polls show Reagan appealing to voters on reducing government and cutting bureaucracy while Ford’s own rating declines. Harris poll of 1,475 adults suggests Reagan leads 51 20 on government reduction and 45 25 on bureaucracy. Gallup shows Ford at 39 with 46% disapproval and 15% undecided. Ford tours Washington HQ. Reagan promotes $90 billion cut. Jackson campaigns in Florida as Democrats seek broad field.
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United Press International
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Harris
Reagan
California
Soviet Union
China
Washington
Committee
New Hampshire
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Florida
George C. Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Weather Forecast for Northern California Region
Variable clouds today with a chance of showers north of Redding. Showers possible tonight and tomorrow from Marysville north. Highs in the upper 40s to low 50s, lows mid 30s to low 40s. Winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday partly cloudy. Temperature yesterday 51, low 33 this morning. River levels at Bend Bridge 18.7 ft, Lake Red Bluff 14.5 ft, Tehama Bridge 202.8 ft, Woodson Bridge 166.4 ft. Keswick release 6 000 CJs. Sunset 5 p.m. sunrise 7:31 a.m. PST.
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Redding
Marysville
Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Keswick
Bakery settlement nudges deliveries back to normal
In San Francisco tentative terms end a strike lockout involving three large independent bakeries and 13 Teamsters locals may ratify the deal after drivers vote. No details announced. South Africa offers troop pullout from Angola within 48 hours to pressure Cuba and the Soviet Union to withdraw. Elvis Presley marks his 41st birthday with the third annual party outside the gates amid fan reflections. In Beirut Christians and Palestinians wage their fiercest civil war clash in ten months, hitting hospitals and a refugee camp.
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UPD
Teamsters
South Africa
Washington
UPI
Ford Administration
Angola
Organization For African Unity
Cuba
Soviet Union
Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Beirut
Beirut, Lebanon
Electrical Power Pilot Project Considered For Diversion Dam
Tehama County Supervisor Shan Patterson outlines a pilot project at Red Bluff Diversion Dam using a Pelton wheel to generate up to 3 000 kilowatts. The plan envisions lighting 600 750 homes and could yield a $695 000 annual earning at current costs with a 6 percent return.
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Dave Oliveria
Daily News
Kinetic Energy
Tehama County
Shan Patterson
Red Bluff
Patterson
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of Water Resources
Pacific Gas and Electric and Radio Corporation of America
Sacramento River
Kinetic Energy Plant
Brown Seeks Tax Breaks and Jobs Plan in State of the State
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. proposes eliminating state income taxes for low income Californians and setting aside 10 million for a civilian conservation corps to create jobs. He also urges a flat pay raise for state workers and a review of bills for employment impact. Brown aims to protect agricultural land and California’s coastline while promising no new taxes in the upcoming budget.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Civilian Conservation Corps
California
Retiring Davis Opens Field for First District Assembly Race
Republican Stan Statham and Democrat Betty Smith see Pauline Davis’s retirement as a boost for their campaigns in the First District comprising Tehama Glenn Lassen Modoc Plumas Siskiyou Shasta and parts of Butte. Statham reports strong GOP backing and a six week head start while Smith anticipates an easier primary and a focus on the general election. Rumors mention Ray E. Johnson and two northern county supervisors weighing Democratic bids as filing deadlines loom in mid February.
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Pauline Davis
Stan Statham
Davis
Betty Smith
Statham
Republican Central Committees
Smith
Sacramento
Ray E. Johnson
Chico
Senate
Assembly
Johnson
Bernard Richter
Butte County
Leonard Ross
Plumas County
Tehama
Glenn
Lassen
Modoc
Plumas
Siskiyou
Shasta
Tehama Council Votes To Buy Fire Vehicle From State Forestry
Tehama closes a $1,000 purchase from state forestry for a fire vehicle to aid the Tehama City Fire Department. The council also set March 2 election hours and approved wage and pest control actions.
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Tehama Council
State Forestry
Tehama
California Division of Forestry Agency
R.E. Mitchell
Tehama City
Mitchell
Larry Kirton
CDF
Hensel Phelps Construction Company
Burlingame
Sacramento River
Chris Morgan
Hensel Phelps Construction
City Hall
Fourier Pest and Weed Control of Corning
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Antelope Blvd
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OPEL
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Power Engineering Auto Center
Monroe
Western Auto
Elks Lodge
Bonnie & the Ladds
North Valley Bank
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