President Johnson Proposes 195.3 Billion Budget With Tehama Colusa Funds
The 1953 1954 budget plan totals 195.3 billion dollars and includes 4.75 million for the Tehama Colusa Canal and Red Bluff fish facilities. Congressional staff in Washington confirms the Tehama Colusa figures. The package also allocates 3.829 million for the first year of a two year effort to complete the three mile spawning channel and related structures and 736 thousand for Reach 1 work on the canal.
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Tehama-Colusa Canal
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Daily News
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Senate
Sacramento River
Mercy High School appoints Sister Mary Virginia as new principal
Sister Mary Virginia Higgins, born in Omaha, takes over Mercy High School in Red Bluff succeeding Sister Mary Corine due to ill health. She holds a BA from the College of St. Mary (1962) and an MS in Education from Creighton (1967). Her career spans Omaha and Kansas City including Mercy High School and Glennon High. She was a 1967 Practocium participant in Washington, D.C. sponsored by NCES and Ford Foundation. She makes her first California visit and praises Red Bluff residents.
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Higgins
Mercy High School
Red Bluff
Sister Mary Corine
Sister Mary Virginia
Omaha
Neb
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Creighton University
Glennon High School
Kansas City
Mercy High
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National Catholic Education Association
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California
Johnson submits 1969-70 budget with social security boost
President Johnson proposes a 195.3 billion spending plan for fiscal 1970 with a 3.4 billion surplus aided by extending the 10 percent surtax to mid 1970. He urges higher social security benefits about 13 percent funded by payroll tax increases, and notes Vietnam outlay at 25.7 billion, reduced from the prior year.
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Young mother Ginger Cooper jailed after second failed court appearance
Mrs. Ginger Cooper a young mother of three charged with forgery was jailed after a second bench warrant. She was arrested in the Tehama County Clerk and Recorder's office after arriving late to court where she had been ordered held until Jan 22 for trial. The case involves forging Irene Biffath’s name on a check and passing it in Corning.
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Ginger Cooper
Edward J. Allen
Curtiss E. Wetter
County Physician Hired to Heal Tehama Health Rift
Tehama County hires Dr. R L Holtzer of Red Bluff as county health officer and acting county physician on a 90 day trial. He will be paid $30 an hour for 15 to 20 hours monthly with a maximum of $500 per month unless extended. The board approved the appointment yesterday and the medical association provides facility coverage after D C M Wagner was terminated.
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Tehama County
Red Bluff
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Holtzer
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Dale Pickell
Medical Association
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Association
Wilson
Pickell
St. Elizabeth Hospital
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Health Department
County Medical Association
Wagner
Dr. Holtzer
Rudy Brodnansky
Shan Patterson
Jim Byrne
Brodnansky
Byrne
Bus Accident Near Sunnyside Market Injures No One
A Red Bluff Union High School bus collided with a parked truck near Sunnyside Market on Park Ave. CHP reports minimal damage with a dented bumper and bus scratches. Students walked two blocks to school afterward.
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Red Bluff
Johnson urges push for social reforms after election
President Johnson in a farewell address urged Democratic majorities in Congress to back Nixon's program with sympathy but to press ahead on social reforms. He sent a 195.3 billion budget to Congress and called for urban renewal, end to racial discrimination, better education and safer streets while stressing bipartisanship.
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Hanoi
State of the Union
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Maine
Drive In Prisoner Charges Dropped
A man arrested after a Greyhound bus driver helped uncover a narcotic case was released by Tehama County Sheriff. The capsule contained belladonna an unknown substance not covered by narcotics laws. The soldier who reported the incident remains in Florida and would need transport to press charges.
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Tehama County
California
Florida
Red Bluff
Arguments Over Family Life Study In Red Bluff Schools
Red Bluff residents debated Family Life and Sex Education at Lincoln Street School. A study group led by Mrs. Wilda Mabry outlined the process, emphasizing this was not a formal program but a curriculum outline to be reviewed by boards.
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Lee Peters
Red Bluff
Lincoln St
Wilda Mabry
Mabry
Karen Bauer
Siecus
Sex Information and Education Council
United States
Robert Holtzer
Dr. Holtzer
Weather forecast shows fair days with morning fog
Partly cloudy at times and fair through Thursday with early morning fog and little temperature change. Highs around 52 today and 50 Thursday. lows near 34 tonight. River levels read 10.4 ft at Lake Red Bluff, 23.4 ft at Bend Bridge, 174.1 ft at Woodson Bridge. Sunrise 7:29, sunset 5:09 PST.
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