Jack Owens Honored By Cattlemen
Jack Owens of Red Bluff was named Citizen of the Year by the Tehama County Cattlemen's Association at a Saturday dinner attended by more than 600. Owens, noted as outspoken, expressed gratitude and reflected on his service to cattlemen. The event featured a Red Bluff High School Ensemble performance and Bicentennial decorations.
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Tony Walther
Jack Owens
Red Bluff
Tehama County
Angelo Mendonca
Judy Barber
Armed Services
Owens
Farm City
County Cattlemen’s Association
Future Farmers of America
Ralph Murchison
Betty Alford
Geraldine Cox
Jeanne Burch
Beverley Giambroni
Arlo Stroing
Blast Shatters Pathfinder Hotel in Fremont Neb
A six story Pathfinder Hotel blast left 12 dead 14 hospitalized and over 40 treated for injuries. A rescue team searched rubble for at least six missing persons amid damage to 18 nearby shops and stores. Authorities say the missing count is an estimate due to unknown hotel visitors.
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Fremont, Neb
UPI
Pathfinder
Tehama County Public Meetings Schedule
Government calendar lists meetings Monday through Thursday in Red Bluff Corning and surrounding areas. Agencies include Airport Commission City Council School Boards the Board of Supervisors Tehama County Bicentennial Commission and Local Agency Formation Commission with times from 7:30 p.m. to 10 a.m. at various city halls courthouses and school facilities.
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Red Bluff
Aoe City Council
Lassen View
Board of Supervisors
Camino Irrigation District
Elkins
Reeds Cunt
Kirkwood
Los Molinos
Los Molinos High School
Red Bluff High School
Tehama County
Mansfield seeks further CIA cuts and oversight
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield says CIA and allied agencies cut manpower from 142000 to 80000 in five years, urges deeper reductions and stronger congressional oversight. He notes spending likely trimmed and supports restraining oversight to avoid rifts with Congress. Legislation to regulate the intelligence community is planned by January 20.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
CIA
U.S
Mansfield
Congressional Oversight Committees
Congress
White House
CLA
House Select Committee
Ford
Jack Marsh
Senate Committee
Frank" Churei
Didaho
California State Budget Proposes Flat $65 Pay Raise
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. proposes a nationwide flat $65 monthly raise for all state workers, from clerks to top officials, as part of a $12.6 billion budget. Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy opposes the plan, saying it could collapse the current incentive system, while two employee groups back the concept but call the amount inadequate. The plan aims for a no new tax budget with a projected surplus of $519.3 million and outlines funding for welfare, Medi Cal, schools, UC, and state colleges.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Democratic Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
California
Serrano
Brown
Independent State Personnel Board
University of California
Pens and stalls ready for 1976 Red Bluff Bull Sale
The Tehama County Fairground prepares for the January 21 24 event with 500 bulls and 74 geldings entered. Jack Alford says all bulls arrive by January 19 and geldings by January 21 with sifting and grading starting January 21 for 365 Hereford and Polled Hereford bulls in range ready and halter pens.
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Tehama County Fairground
Jack Alford
Red Bluff
Alford
Hereford
Agatha Christie Dies at 85 in England
Mystery writer Dame Agatha Christie known as the queen of detective thrillers died at her wallingford home after two months of indifferent health. Creator of Poirot and Miss Marple she authored more than 90 books and 17 plays selling over 30 million copies. Her last book Curtain featured Poirot’s death.
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London
UPI
Agatha Christie
Miss Christie
Wallingford
Dame Agatha
Miss Marple
Hercule Poirot
Curtain
Poirot
Winter Storm Abates in Northeast Warns of Icy Roads
United Press International reports the storm eased in the Northeast with warnings lifted but cold weather and hazardous driving lingered. Snow fell heavily in New England, New York City saw slush, and up to six inches fell in northern New York suburbs. Police logged more auto accidents. Springfield hospitals treated 20 weather injuries. a man collapsed shoveling snow in Easthampton. a house fire near Caton, New York caused damage.
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United Press International
New England
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Vermont
New York
Atlantic Coast
Washington, D. C
New York City
Springfield
Mass
Easthampton
Caton
N. Y
Weather Outlook With Clouds Fog And Mild Warmup
Low clouds and fog clear this afternoon with a warmer trend into tomorrow. Highs in the upper 40s to low 50s, lows tonight mid 30s and tomorrow mid 40s. Outlook shows rain Wednesday. River levels cited at Bend Bridge 18.7, Tehama 202.9, Woodson 166.5, Keswick release 6000 DJs. Sunset 5 04 p.m. sunrise 7 30 a.m. PST.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Keswick
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Pat Jenkins
Cattlemen’s Association
Daily News
Dad
Yee
Cesare
Styles
Roger Akroyd
South
Devon
Elks Lodge
Emblem Club
Cole Slaw
Antelope Blvd
James Harry Ebenhack
Red Bluff Tehama
County Chamber OF Commerce
Tehama CO. Fairgrounds
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