Reagan Outlines Cutback Program In State of State
Gov. Reagan unveiled a sweeping welfare reform and spending plan aimed at balancing California’s budget without tax increases. He called welfare a cancer, proposed a public work force for recipients, tightened Medi-Cal, deferred and cut programs, and urged tax relief through spending reform. He also urged age 18 voting, shorter campaigns, merit pay, school vouchers pilot, tuition in state colleges, and property tax and coastal protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stall
Sacramento
Reagan
California
University of California
Corning Council Votes to Hire Additional Officer
The Corning city council approved hiring one more policeman by a 2 to 1 vote after a debate led by Councilman Morrie G. Emery who warned that more officers could raise crime or cut other services. The meeting also covered dump-site access options, a proposed rest-stop sign with local information, street extensions, and lighting costs for Solano Street with city versus utility ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Morrie G. Emery
Emery
Sheriff’s Office
Jerry Rowe
Joseph S. Babb
Rodney Senter
Hubert Weeks
Gary Strack
Emeryno
Lillian Hagen
C. A. Stromsness
Stromsness
State Division of Highways
Weeks
Strack
Colusa St
Babb
Bob Fehlman
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Solano St
Cooler Classrooms Topic At Red Bluff High School Board Meeting
Red Bluff school leaders eyed cooler classrooms as aging wings lack air cooling. Estimates ranged from 59 000 to 69 000 with a 30 000 faculty target. three phase plan considered plus local evaporative cooler work. Bus driver training noted as unique program through Shasta College. Detentions included expulsions for drug possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Peters
Red Bluff High School
Red Bluff
Glen D. Smith
Koblik
Cordoba
Geffen
Smith
Pat Murphy
Sacramento
William Davidson
California Highway Patrol Academy
Murphy
Shasta College
James Gard
California
Air Attack Reported in North Vietnam Protects Reaction
The U. S. Command said a second U. S. plane performed a protective reaction air attack in North Vietnam last Friday. A Shrike missile missed an enemy antiaircraft site on the coast and fell into the sea. The U. S. Embassy in Moscow filed a stern oral protest over harassment of Americans in the Soviet capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U. S. Command
U. S
North Vietnam
Moscow
Kremlin
Nixon
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Hedlund Goff Dissolve Tehama County DA Partnership
Tehama County's new district attorney Henry Goff announced the dissolution of his private practice partnership with Earl Hedlund. Goff said the DA job will demand all his time and noted there is no legal requirement to end the partnership. Hedlund becomes assistant DA for Red Bluff, Elmer Jennings remains assistant DA for Corning. the pair had partnered since 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehama County
Henry Goff
Earl Hedlund
Goff
Hedlund
Red Bluff
Elmer Jennings
Corning
Robert Trimble
County Named In Million Dollar Suit
A $1 million lawsuit filed in Superior Court by Tehama County businesses and ranch owners plus seven insurance firms accuses the state of California and Tehama County of flood damage from dam projects on the Sacramento River. Plaintiffs seek damages for property losses due to river channel obstruction and water diversion, listing specific claim amounts for several named property owners and insurers. The suit argues water releases exceeded capacity and that earlier claims were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehama County
Frank Morgan
Riverside Sportsmen’s Resort
River Inn Mobile Park
Richfield Ranch
U. S. Fire Insurance Co
Central National Insurance Co
Mission Insurance Co
TransAmerica Insurance Co
Elite Insurance Co
Foremost Insurance Co
Casualty Insurance Co
Sacramento
Los Molinos Man Pleads Guilty To Lesser Charge
Daniel Bruce Hogan of Los Molinos withdrew his innocent plea in Superior Court and pleaded guilty to a lesser charge after being accused of taking $200 in coins from Anthony Mangold’s home last August. Harold Swartout also pleaded guilty to burglarizing two cars, with sentencing set for January 25 and a probation report ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Molinos
Daniel Bruce Hogan
Anthony Mangold
Harold Swartout
Probation Department
Desalting Plant Proposed for Diablo Canyon Site
The State Water Resources Department identified a Diablo Canyon area near San Luis Obispo as the likely site for a major sea water desalting plant supplying 250000 people. The plant would produce 30 to 50 million gallons daily, using steam from a PG&E nuclear plant, with construction potentially starting in 1974 and operation by 1978 if authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Diablo Canyon
San Luis Obispo
State Department of Water
California
Water Resources Department
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Pg&e
John R. Teerink
State Department of Water Resources
U. S
Congress
Santa
Legion chief urges public pressure on Hanoi over POWs
Alfred P. Chamie national commander of the American Legion says public opinion can compel Hanoi to treat American prisoners of war more humanely. He will push renewed pressure on Hanoi through letters and petitions to North Vietnamese officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Alfred P. Chamie
American Legion
Hanoi
Sheriff Arrests Five After Corning Raid
Tehama County sheriff deputies executed a search warrant south of Corning and arrested three people on suspicion of receiving stolen property Cornelius Forehand 21 Janet Forehand 19 and Margaret Griswold 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehama County
Corning
Cornelius Lee Forehand
Janet Cynthia Forehand
Margaret Rose Griswold
North Valley Aviation Sued Over Back Maintenance Bills
North Valley Aviation operator of Red Bluff airport faces a Superior Court suit filed by Aero Maintenance Co. for 3332.04 dollars plus 7 percent interest from last November after two years of unpaid bills. The firm will cease airport operations January 30 as city officials cited unpaid insurance as reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Valley Aviation
Red Bluff
Allen Engel
Aero Maintenance Co
North Valley
Herb Nelson
Showers and Cooler Weather Forecast Across Tonight and Tomorrow
The region expects showers tonight and tomorrow with cooler temperatures. Southerly winds 10 to 18 mph, high 45 today, low 32, high 43 tomorrow, with 90 percent chance of precipitation each night and day. Snow level at 1500 feet. River levels noted at Lake Red Bluff 13.5, Bend Bridge 22.7, Tehama 205.2, Woodson Bridge 170.9 feet. Sunrise 7:30 tomorrow, sunset 5:04 today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stead
Tehama
Gene Owen
Central Area Chamber of Commerce
Tehama Bridge
News of World
Baja California
William Morris
Occidental College
Occidental
Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
el Rosario
Mexico
U. S. Border
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
New York
Meir Kahane
Militant
Jewish Defense League
Lyndospiolnson Motors Corning
Hogan
el Camin
Gerber
Oday Phon Sear CO
We Buy
Sell &T Guns
Army Navy
Washington & Hickory
Montgomery Ward
Riverside Plaza
Zuckweiler’s
Nincor
Bluff On
Wednesdanu
Red Bluff Veterinary Hospital
Antelope Veterinary Hospital
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!