Wage board eases raises amid cost of living plan
The Cost of Living Council considers exempting workers earning under 1.90 dollars an hour from wage controls while the Pay Board approves retroactive pay for raises lost during the freeze. The board votes 14 to 0 to allow automatic payments up to seven percent, with scrutiny on higher raises and large pay units. In L A unions plan court action for a full twelve percent, and some UAW and Machinists workers are affected.
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Brooks Jackson Washington
Cost of Living Council
Los Angeles
United Auto
Quillen
Hoffman Seeks Reelection to Red Bluff City Council
Red Bluff councilman James F. Hoffman, second to file, seeks another term after six years on the council including one year as mayor. He faces teacher James Humphreys in the April 11 election. Hoffman highlights progress and ongoing work for the city.
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Red Bluff
James F. Hoffman
James Humphreys
Hoffman
Clerk and Recorders Office
Red Bluff City Treasurer to Seek Re election
Red Bluff city treasurer Lester F. Totten age 68 announced plans to run again in the April 11 election. Totten, born in Modoc County and longtime resident of Red Bluff since 1915, has led licenses sales tax and purchasing duties since 1970 after succeeding Barbara Lindeman. He previously owned a trucking business and later worked in freight locally and in Chico. Totten is active in four Masonic orders and other fraternal groups.
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Red Bluff
Lester F. Totten
Barbara Lindeman
Modoc County
Totten
Chico
Masonry
Elks Lodge
Order of Amaranth
Ben Ali Shrine
Passports Issued in Tehama County 1971
The Tehama County clerk and recorder's office issued 99 passports during 1971. A prior year end statement from the office did not show passport totals.
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Tehama County
Reagan Budget Sparks Debate Over Local School Aid
Sacramento AP Gov Reagan defends a 7.6 billion budget amid claims by Legislative Analyst A Alan Post that it fails to maintain current aid ratios for UC and public schools. Post says 165 million needed to keep up, while Reagan touts 65 million in new funds as historic.
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University of California
Post
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Capitol
California
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Fire Damages Bend District Home Reported At Four Hundred
A late afternoon blaze damaged a Bend District home owned by Lee Crandall, causing about 400 dollars in losses. Tehama Rural and Bend Volunteers fought the fire, which burned the wall behind a stove. A separate small fire near Paynes Creek along Highway 36E caused little damage and remains under investigation.
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Tehama Rural Fire Department
Lee Crandall
Division of Forestry
Paynes Creek
Corning Planning Commission to Meet Tuesday
The Corning planning commission will meet Tuesday at 8 30 p m in city hall to discuss the new city sign ordinance and hear from planning consultant James Campbell.
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Corning
Shasta Trustees Back Extended Opportunity Program Support
The Shasta College Board of Trustees adopted a resolution endorsing the Extended Opportunity Program for the 1972 73 year and approved a $75 402 state grant to fund a three year master plan through 1974 75. Dr Loren D Phillips noted strong progress despite state funding gaps, with 196 students served this year and 305 projected for 1972 73. only ten carry poor high school records.
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Loren D. Phillips
EOP
Shasta College
Phillips
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Troops Cross into Lebanon Amid Fog and Rain
Israeli forces claim two more Arab guerrilla bases were destroyed in southern Lebanon near Kafra as troops pressed operations under fog and freezing rain.
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Tel Aviv
Kafra
New Park Name To Be Discussed At Corning Meeting
Corning recreation commissioners plan to discuss a name for the Marguerite Avenue park at a Wednesday 7 30 pm meeting. A report on planting 24 trees is expected, with 12 trees at the new park and 12 at Yost Park. The agenda also covers beautification of the nameless park and the summer recreation program.
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Corning
Lillian Hagen
Marguerite Avenue
New Park
Yost Park
Woman Bound Over For Red Bluff Fire Case
Marion Hawker waived preliminary hearing yesterday in Red Bluff Judicial District Justice Court. She is ordered to appear January 27 in Tehama County Superior Court on charges she set fire to Unit 21A of the Crystal Motel in Red Bluff.
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Marion Hawker
Red Bluff
New Elks Lodge Appoints Full Time Manager
Fred Pieracci named manager of the Red Bluff Elks Lodge hall near Wilcox Road. He and wife Margaret relocated from Mountain View and bring meat liquor and restaurant business experience. Pieracci plans to welcome organizations and groups to use the new building.
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Red Bluff
New Agricultural Inspector Joins Tehama County Team
Donald Eugene Moore is appointed agricultural inspector for Tehama County Department of Agriculture. A former Glenn County staffer and private soil stabilization technician, Moore succeeds the late Dale Frank. He lives with his wife Nawana and two sons in Red Bluff and plans to engage in church and youth activities. His duties include plant and animal pest control and weed management.
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Donald Eugene Moore
Tehama County
Department of Agriculture
Shasta
Butte
Glenn County Department of Agriculture
Moore
Dale Frank
Nawana
Adam
Brandon
Lassen View
Red Bluff Chamber Slates Jan 20 Meeting
The Red Bluff Yenama County Chamber of Commerce 59th general meeting moves to January 20 at Crystal Tavern. Awards for community service and appreciation will be presented. Dr. Donald Gerth of Chico State College is principal speaker. Social hour 6:30 to 7:30 followed by a $5 dinner. reservations 527-6220.
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Red _ Bluff‘Yenama County
Donald Gerth
Chico State College
Chamber
Red Bluff Chico Freeway Design Hearing Set in Los Molinos
A Feb 29 public hearing at the Los Molinos Veterans Memorial will discuss the Red Bluff Chico freeway design features and environmental considerations. Herb Miles of the state road department states the meeting informs the public and collects comments from interested and affected persons.
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Los Molinos
Red Bluff-Chico
Los Molinos Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Herb Miles
State Road Department
Weather forecast with calm winds and mild temps
Fair conditions continue with little temperature change and northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs near 65 today and 62 tomorrow with overnight lows around 32. No precipitation expected tonight or tomorrow and Sunday outlook remains fair. River levels listed for Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama and Woodson Bridge at 14.5 19.8 201.6 and 166.8 feet respectively.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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