Democrats Criticize Nixon Economic Policy Pace
Democrats in Washington and lawmakers led by Sen. Edward Kennedy and Rep. Wright Patman attack President Nixon's economic policies as the nation sees unemployment reach 6 percent. Treasury officials cite factors including auto plant walkouts and Christmas hires as reasons for the rise while White House aides expect a year-end average near 4.9 percent.
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Mike Shanahan
Washington
Nixon
White House
Edward M. Kennedy
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House
George McGovern
Lawrence F
News Of World In Brief
A roundup of international brief items: a US fighter raid over North Vietnam after an antiaircraft site threatened B52 bombers, no missiles fired. fighting in Jordan with guerrillas on alert around Salt and Jerash. Soviet protest over bombing of its Washington embassy. arrest in Uruguay linked to the Geoffrey Jackson kidnapping. Brazil rounding up 70 prisoners for exile in exchange for Swiss ambassador Bucher. Sacramento on how to become a lobbyist as a path for the average citizen.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Melvin R. Laird
South Vietnam
Jordan
Amman
Beirut
al Fatah
Hussein
Salt
Jerash
Yasir Arafat
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S. State Department
Washington
Tass
Kremilin
United States
Montevideo
Uruguay
Geoffrey M.S. Jackson
Britain
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Santa Teresa
Here
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Giovanni Bucher
Bucher
Rio
Reagan Welfare Plan To Be Told Tuesday
Governor Reagan announces a long range plan for total reform of California welfare in the State of the State address to the legislature. The plan would oversee 2.3 million recipients at nearly 2.5 billion dollars yearly while battle with HEW over federal standards continues. Secretary Twiname hints Congress may back Nixon’s family assistance reform plan amid the dispute.
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Reagan
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Washington
California
Health, Education and Welfare
Department
John Twiname
Congress
Nixon
Rescue of 3 year old in 10 inch deep hole in Lomita Calif
Alycia Hernandez fell into a shallow construction hole near her home and was rescued after 50 hours. The child was uninjured, declared in good health, and returned home with her parents amid cheering rescue workers and watching crowds. The father had promised a birthday party, and the girl turns three later this month.
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Lomita
Calif
Tose Hernandez
Hernandez
Alycia Hernandez
Alycia
Los Angeles
Passengers Escape Cruise Ship Blaze
Bridgetown Barbados AP Hundreds of passengers and crew abandoned the grounded French cruise ship Antilles after it struck a submerged reef near Mustique Island and caught fire. The Queen Elizabeth II rescued 501 survivors, with all aboard believed safe as a fuel tank burst on impact.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Antilles
Mustique Island
Caribbean
Tiny
Mustique
East Coast Liner On Last Voyage
The Santa Rosa sailed on her final voyage after three mournful blasts. A small group watched from the pier as the last American flag passenger liner on the East Coast departed for a Caribbean cruise. She will lay up in Baltimore on her return January 21, leaving four U S passenger ships on the West Coast as the fleet’s remaining survivors.
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New York
Santa Rosa
Baltimore
Brown seeks grand jury probe into anti Prop 18 donations
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr calls for a grand jury investigation of campaign expense reports tied to Prop 18 that show 90000 dollars from anonymous decors. He says the matter violates state law and must be pursued rather than ignored, after Sacramento County DA Price declined to act.
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Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Sacramento County
Dist
John Price
Grand Jury
Prisoners Escape From Plum Creek Camp Last Night
Two inmates fled the Plum Creek minimum security road camp last night. Deputies describe them in blue denim work clothes and tanker jackets. Identified as Thomas Gerald Chappell, 39, slender, and Donald R. Nichols, 37, medium build, both from the Redwood City area.
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Plum Creek
Thomas Gerald Chappell
Donald R. Nichols
Redwood City
Funeral Services For Donald Silva To Be Held Monday
Funeral services are planned Monday for Donald Landis Silva of Red Bluff age 45 who died yesterday after a long illness. He lived at 1051 Washington St for 27 years and was employed by Commander Industries. A World War II veteran he is survived by widow Laura Silva son Herbert Silva stepson Vernon Richardson brother Melvin Silva and granddaughter Michaele Lyn. Services will be at 2 30 p m with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Donald Landis Silva
Red Bluff
Silva
Washington St
Commander Industries
Mr. Silva
Laura Silva
Herbert Silva
Vernon Richardson
Melvin Silva
Michaele Lyn
Oak Hill Cemetery
Grover Leach Final Rites Held At Hoyt Cole Chapel
Final rites were held yesterday for Grover Clyde Leach who died Monday. Rev. Doyle H. Porter officiated. Burial followed in Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Otis Saylor Leon Deering Jalmer E Rajanen and Don A Miller. Leach belonged to the Elks Lodge of Coos Bay Oregon and the American Legion.
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Hoyt-Cole Chapel
Grover Clyde Leach
Doyle H. Porter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Otis Saylor
Leon Deering
Jalmer E. Rajanen
Don A. Miller
Mr. Leach
The
Elks Lodge of
Coos Bay, Ore
American Legion
State Revises Water Plans as Population Slows
California narrows population projections, delaying new dams on wild rivers. The Water Resources Department says the vast 42 million acre feet system remains essential, but a 20 year forecast drops from 35 to 9 million more residents and a 50 year rise from 34 million to 25 million. Gianelli notes no current plans to dam the Klamath. Eel and Trinity may wait a decade before further dams, though flood control remains a goal.
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Doug Willis
Sacramento
Calif
California
Golden State
State Water Resources Department
William R. Gianelli
Gianelli
Klamath River
Eel
Trinity
U S withdraws 20000 troops from Saigon region
The United States will pull 20,000 combat troops from the Saigon area over four months and reassign the 2nd field force to advisory duties. By May only one brigade about 5,000 men will remain to secure installations as the U S combat role ends in the 3rd Military Region.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Associated Press
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
25Th Infantry Division
25Th Division
Hawaii
Renewed Push for Middle East Peace Contact in Jerusalem
United Nations envoy Gunnar V. Jarring held a second meeting with Premier Golda Meir in Jerusalem to advance a peace settlement. Abba Eban hosted a working lunch as Israel’s Gahal opposition criticized returning to UN sponsored talks. President Sadat accused Israel and the United States of undermining the mission.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Golda Meir
Israel
Middle East
Gunnar V. Jarring
Jarring
Mrs. Meir
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
United States
El Camino District Calls Meeting Over Landholder Grievances
El Camino Irrigation District invites land holders to a Wednesday 7:30 pm meeting at Gerber School. A.L. Rogers announces a water users association call to discuss district issues including a court order on a recall, audit concerns, and alleged secret director meetings.
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el Camino Irrigation District
Gerber School
A.L. Rogers
Services Planned Near Antioch For Local Businessman
Monday services are planned in Antioch for Paul Marcus Tully 56 of Red Bluff who died Friday. He owned the Mt. Lassen Motel and recently moved from Concord. Survivors include his widow Alice, sons Gilbert Oakland and Joseph Red Bluff, daughter Mary Joan Osantowski Maryland, and a brother and sister. Fickert and Pascoe Mortuary handles arrangements. Snow and freezing rain hit the southeast and parts of the West with icing warnings across eight states Louisiana to Kentucky and Virginia.
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Paul Marcus Tully
Red Bluff
Tully
Mt. Lassen
Concord
Antioch
Calif
Presbyterian Church of Concord
American Chemical Society
The
American Materials Handling Association
University of California
Alice P. Tully
Gilbert Tully
Oakland
Joseph Tully
Mary Joan Osantowski
Maryland
Fickert and Pascoe Mortuary
Weather Forecast With Clouds and Light Rain Chances
Increasing clouds with a chance of rain late today and tonight and Sun day. Fog late night and morning with little temperature change and light winds. 30 percent precipitation tonight, 10 percent tomorrow. Highs near 50, lows around 30. River readings show varying levels at Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Woodson Bridge. Sunrise 7 31 a.m. PST. sunset 5 01 p.m. PST.
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David M. Kennedy
Arkansas
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Wms. Mills
Kennedy
Ronald L. Ziegler
News of World
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Price
Sen
James Mills
Senate
Mills
Red Bluff Union High School
Debbie Hayes
Rick Dean
Floyd Hicks
Tehama County
Jeanne Saunders
Supreme Court
Allen Peters
Red Bluff High School
Daily News
Donald Silva
Grover Leach
U.N
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Kentucky
Virginia
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