Route Bombing Opens Phnom Penh Highway Link
U S B52 bombers join the effort to reopen Phnom Penh to the sea as they strike Pich Nil and Stung Chhay passes on Highway 4. The attacks back ground troops advancing toward the passes after North Vietnamese forces seized them last November. A South Vietnamese armored column advances toward Stung Chhay while marines maneuver for Pich Nil. Casualties include 27 Americans from noncombat causes.
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George Esper
Saigon
U. S
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Pich Nil
Stung Chhay
Highway 4
Kompong Som
Integration doubles Negro desegregation in the South
AP reports HEW preliminary figures show 38.1 percent of Negro students attend majority white schools this academic year in the South doubling 1968 levels, contradicting prior admin estimates of near full desegregation. The data reflect slow progress amid legal and political battles nationwide.
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Washington
South
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tehama County Realtors to Meet for 1971 Luncheon
The Tehama County Board of Realtors will hold its first 1971 meeting Monday at noon at the Crystal Tavern. Guest speaker is newly elected county assessor and tax collector Bob Risberg. Incoming president Richard Dopkins urges optimism for Tehama real estate as loan rate declines may ease home buying. luncheon open to the public.
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Peggy Kramer
Richard Dopkins
Tehama County
of Corning Realty
Dopkins
Tehama
Bill To End State Hoover Commission Faces Founder Opposition
Sacramento AP says Assemblywoman Pauline Davis seeks to abolish the Little Hoover Commission. Sen Milton Marks the founder in San Francisco opposes the move saying the commission has saved California taxpayers millions of dollars.
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Sacramento
Pauline Davis
D-Portola
Commission
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Marks
California
Democrats Study California Gambling for Revenue
California lawmakers consider gambling as a new revenue source. Assembly leaders study New York's state lottery and local off track betting as potential models while Governor Reagan has not stated a position. Assemblyman Leon Ralph chairs the Government Operations Committee under Speaker Bob Moretti.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Nevada
State Assembly
New York
Ronald Reagan
Leon Ralph
Los Angeles
Government Operations Committee
Bob Moretti
Van
Space program critics press for more automation in moon missions
Critics argue America should rely more on unmanned payloads, urging further cutbacks in manned programs. Congress has trimmed NASA’s budget from 5.9 to 3.2 billion since 1966, canceling some unmanned projects and delaying Apollo plans as employment shrinks from 420000 to 145000.
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Washington
America
Space Agency
Recall Delay Likely In El Camino Water District
Attorney Leonard Wingate told about a hundred residents at Gerber School that directors can delay a court ordered recall election for at least a month possibly longer if they appeal. He said the directors cannot avoid calling the recall and could face criminal prosecution if they refuse. The recall effort, started by El Camino Water Users Association, demanded a timely election but the board sought legal findings and has maneuvered to postpone.
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el Camino Water Users Association
Leonard Wingate
Redding
Gerber School
Irrigation District
The
Water Users Association
A. L. Rogers
el Camino Irrigation District
Board of
Wingate
Tehama County
Minch's Wholesale Meats to Cut Half Workforce
Robert Minch, owner of Minch's Wholesale Meats in Red Bluff, announced a 50 percent layoff effective tomorrow as retail meat sales are curtailed. He cited low profit margins on large volumes after suspending local slaughtering in November and shifting to in state beef, while ironing and fabrication continue at the plant.
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Robert Minch
Minch
Red Bluff
Nixon at University of Nebraska Today
President Nixon visits Lincoln to speak on Youth in our Society before a 10 000 plus faculty student audience. He aims to praise Nebraska football and address young people’s role in America. Student leaders wear black bands to avoid implied endorsement of his policies.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Washington
University of Nebraska
University In
Lincoln
Nebraska
Associated Press
Gridiron Cornhuskers
Gerald L
CMA Sues Reagan Over Medi-Cal Cuts
The California Medical Association filed suit in Sacramento Superior Court asking the governor to rescind proposed Medi-Cal cuts. It argues the billion dollar program’s spending restrictions could harm elderly and poor recipients as a $140 million deficit looms for the next fiscal year ending June 30.
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Sacramento
Reagan
California Medical Association
CMA
Sacramento Superior Court
Supreme Court Ends Post Office Censorship of Obscene Mail
The Supreme Court unanimously barred Post Office power to block or detain mail to obscenity dealers. Justice Brennan wrote that 1890 and 1960 laws enabling stamping unlawful mail and court orders to detain items violated the First Amendment. The decision aligns with California and Georgia district court rulings and echoes Holmes in its civil libertarian stance.
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Washington
South
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
U. S
California
Georgia
High Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Communists Refuse U.S. Prisoner List at Vietnam Talks
In Paris the United States tried to hand the Communists a roster of 1,534 missing and held Americans in Southeast Asia. The Communists rejected the list, reading 156 names into the conference record. Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh condemned Bruce's presentation as a maneuver.
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Paris
United States
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Nguyen Thi Binh
Bruce
Plans For Bull Sale Finalized In Red Bluff
Two weeks remain before the Red Bluff Bull Sale marks its 30th anniversary from January 28 to 30. Abner McKenzie notes industry changes toward size efficiency and carcass value, while Red Bluff’s "Type" bulls emphasize soundness and type. About 350 bulls from eight states are expected with Montana Idaho Utah Washington Oregon Nevada and California represented. The ninth annual Red Bluff Quarter Horse Gelding Sale runs alongside the bull sale. After last year’s $995 average on 48 head the 63 head for January 29 were accepted. The Red Bluff gelding now accompanies the bull as a bidder favorite.
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Red Bluff
Abner McKenzie
Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
California
Los Molinos Chamber Installation Dinner Tonight
Los Molinos Central Chamber of Commerce prepares for its installation banquet tomorrow at the Fireside Inn just north of town. Assemblywoman Pauline Davis will be the principal speaker and the dinner begins at 8 p m.
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Los Molinos
Los Molinos Central
Weather Update Scattered Showers and Warming Winds Ahead
Scattered showers end tonight with partly cloudy skies through Friday. A warming trend brings southerly winds 15 to 30 mph. Highs near 48 today and 55 tomorrow with low 33 tonight. Chance of precipitation 10 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Temperatures yesterday reached 44 and today’s low is 41. River readings note Lake Red Bluff 14.8, Bend Bridge 22.0, Tehama 205.0 feet, Woodson Bridge 170.0. Sunrise tomorrow 7:30 a.m. and sunset today 5:06 p.m. PST.
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Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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