Tehama Hospital Commission Refutes $150000 Loss Claim
The Tehama Hospital and Safety Commission says a Daily News report claiming a $150000 loss for Tehama General Hospital is grossly in error. It warns audits by the Social Security Administration and health agencies will affect figures, with a possible $65000 loss this year and audits not yet started for several reports, including a 1966-67 year estimate of $55000.
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Tehama Hospital and Safety Commission
Tehama General Hospital
Daily News
Improvements urged at Corning airport upgrades planned
Corning Airport Commission urges city council to fund a 73086 improvement program at the municipal airport including runway and taxiway overlay, a six foot shoulder, transient parking, and connecting taxiways. The plan seeks a 39261 FAA grant with 8708 state support and 25117 city funding. A demonstration of the Visual Approach Path Indicator device impressed the panel.
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Corning
James Hickox
Aircraft Electronics Sales
San Diego
Annual Chamber Dinner Features Pacific Telephone Executive Speaker
The 58th Red Bluff Tehama Chamber dinner will host Glenn A. Gollihur of Pacific Telephone as guest speaker. The event January 21 at Tehama Totem Fairgrounds starts at 7 p.m. and costs 5 dollars per person. Community Service Award will honor the chamber’s citizen of the year as the 1971 officers are installed.
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Nixon Calls for United Generations Alliance at Lincoln
President Nixon urged an alliance of generations before 8,500 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. He said there can be no generation gap and that all Americans share a single destiny while noting his speech was interrupted only by brief applause. He paid tribute to the university's undefeated football team and presented the coach with a bronze plaque coin.
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Fighting Near Phnom Penh Reopens Highway 4 Battle
South Vietnamese and Cambodian troops press a two-pronged drive to reopen Highway 4 toward Phnom Penh. The clash at Stung Chhay leaves 41 North Vietnamese and five government troops dead as marines move toward Pich Nil. An American plane was shot down in Cambodia.
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World News In Brief Highlights Vietnamization and more
U S Command says 150 more installations will be turned over to South Vietnamese as part of Vietnamization, with over 100 already transferred to the Republic of Vietnam armed forces. Agnew says welfare reform may require tough social judgments including removing a child from a welfare mother. A My Lai context cites a court-martial witness quoting a colonel telling troops to wipe out the Viet Cong. Sadat and Podgorny dedicate the Aswan High Dam, funded by the Soviet Union, to secure irrigation. Rodeos are added in California by the RCA with multiple venues and dates. The Tate murder trial nears a verdict as prosecutor Bugliosi appeals for conviction of Charles Manson.
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Health care plan to be sent to Congress soon
President Nixon will submit a health care program to Congress in a few weeks. Vice President Agnew said the administration has studied national health problems for months and will push better training, more facilities, and expanded biomedical research while ensuring access for those who cannot afford care. He also cited needed improvements to Medicare and Medicaid, noting Medicaid is not closing the care gap for the poor.
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Guilty Verdict in Drunken Driving Trial in Corning
Thomas Calvin Smith 46 of Corning was found guilty of drunken driving by a Corning justice court jury. Judge Richard Hultgren ordered 15 weekends in jail and a $150 fine at $30 monthly starting March 1 after a CHP arrest on Nov. 23 following an accident at The Green Door on Old Highway 99W. Defended by Edward J. Allen. Corning district attorney’s office prosecuted with Elmer Jennings.
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California Highway Patrol
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Red Bluff
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Arrest in Corning on Welfare Charge
Ronald Van Clief 31 of 1112 Peach St Corning was arrested on a Modesto warrant charging fraud in welfare claims. He was jailed on $625 bail. Police Chief Jerry Rowe said he was unemployed.
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Weather forecast shows heavy rain and warmer trend
Heavy rain at times today and tonight with showers tomorrow and warmer temperatures. Highs near 56 and 55, lows mid forties, southerly winds 20 to 40 mph then decreasing tonight. Snow level between 5000 and 6000 feet. River levels listed for Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama and Woodson Bridge. Sunrise tomorrow at 7 29 a m and sunset today at 5 08 p m PST.
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