Historic Ranch House Burns In Lyonsville Area
A 75 year old ranch house on the Coyle Turner ranch in Lyonsville burned last night near Red Bluff. Flames started around 7 36 p m from chimney sparks as winds of 40 to 45 mph drove the fire, destroying the house garage sheds and contents valued at about 35 000. The Conner family lost all belongings and are in need of clothing and bedding with specifics given for sizes. Fire crews from Mineral Antelope Tehama Rural and a Tehama Ecology Center unit assisted. items can be left at Red Bluff Fire Department.
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Coyle Turner
Lyonsville
California Division of Forestry
Everett J. Conner
Mark
John Hoy
Red Bluff
Mineral
CDF
Patricia Tausch
Conner
Antelope and Mineral
Tehama Rural
Tehama Ecology Center
Judge urges capital punishment in Moore shooting case
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Samuel Conti urged the death penalty for Sara Jane Moore after her guilty plea to attempting to assassinate President Ford. He criticized perceived societal leniency toward crime and warned such violence could be deterred by an effective capital punishment law.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
United States
U.S
Samuel Conti
Miss Moore
FBI
California
Lynette Fromme
Charles Manson
Sacramento
Weather Forecast Fair Conditions With Dense Fog Patches
Forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with patches of dense fog late night and in the morning. Mild afternoons, cooler nights, highs in the 60s to low 70s, lows around the mid 30s, and a Sunday outlook of fair weather. River readings include Bend Bridge 18.7, Lake Red Bluff 14.6, Tehama Bridge 202.9 feet, Woodson Bridge 166.5 feet, Keswick release 6000 CJs. Sunset 5 09 p.m. to sunrise 7 29 a.m. PST.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Keswick
Bombing and shelling raise tensions in Beirut conflict
In Beirut and surrounding areas Lebanese air force planes hit Palestinian positions near a besieged Christian town while Moslems shelled uptown Beirut to seize international hotels held by Christians. Diplomatic sources in New York found no evidence of a Lebanese coup despite rumors. In San Francisco a prosecution psychiatrist testifies Patricia Hearst had no role in her kidnapping.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
New York
Europe
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
You and I
Harry Kozol
U.S
Oliver Carter
Ford Blocks Public Release of CIA Funding Reports
Washington officials say President Ford barred the House intelligence committee from releasing two reports on CIA funding in Italy and Angola. Rep. Leo J. Ryan disclosed that more secret CIA operations exist, while Ford cited national security. Ryan argued the secrecy harms the nation more than security.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ford
House Intelligence Committee
CIA
Italy
Angola
Leo J. Ryan
D-Calif
Ryan
House Select Committee On Intelligence
John Carlson
Telligence
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Ford Presses Diplomatic Route Over Cuban Troops in Angola
White House spokesman says President Ford will use all available means to halt Cuban troop involvement in Angola without foreign interference. Deputy press secretary John Carlson cites concern over Cuban forces in a region where they have no legitimate interest. Kissinger notes 7,500 Cuban troops aiding leftists as U.S. talks with the Soviet Union continue.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Angola
White House
John Carlson
United States
Soviet backed forces launch Angola offensives
Thousands of Soviet backed troops in Angola push major offensives in the north and south. The National Union for the Total Independence of Angola says about 1000 PMLA soldiers, aided by Cuban troops and Russian advisers, are advancing south.
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Angola
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
Judge Sawyer Seeks Assembly Seat District I Nomination
Judge Warren J. Blackie Sawyer of the Orland Judicial District announced Tuesday his intention to file as a Democrat candidate for Assembly District I. He notes his experience in local courts, public safety, and state judiciary groups. He succeeds retiring Pauline Davis who will not seek reelection.
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Warren J. ‘Blackie’ Sawyer
Orland Judicial District
Glenn County
Pauline Davis
Davis
Sawyer
Orland Justice Court
Ethel Louderback
Ford to deliver non political speech in Colonial Williamsburg
Carlson said Ford will travel to Colonial Williamsburg Virginia January 31 to speak at the 300th anniversary ceremonies for the Virginia Assembly. The president phoned the King widow in Atlanta for 15 minutes about the Martin Luther King Jr. Complex and King would have been 47 on Thursday. He is preparing the State of the Union for Monday night.
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Angola
Carlson
Ford
Colonial Williamsburg
Virginia Assembly
Martin Luther King Jr
Congress
Contract Awarded For New Post Office In Los Molinos
The United States Postal Service awards a contract to Gold Coast Properties of Monterey to build a new main Post Office in Los Molinos California. The facility will have 2280 square feet of interior space, a 120 square foot loading platform, and 12235 square feet of parking. It will sit at the southwest corner of Railroad Avenue and Grant Street.
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United States Postal Service
Los Molinos
L.L. Brunnemer
Gold Coast Properties of
Monterey
Railroad Avenue
Grant Street
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Laurie Dudley
Tehama County
Don Cardey
Lucky Clover Ranch
Atwater
Cardey
American Hereford Association
Kansas City
Denver
Sam Thurber
Hereford
Daily News
Tony Walther
Warren J.sawyer
Kissinger
Mental Health Commission
Orland Project
D.W.I
California Supervisors Association
Justice Committee
California Senate Joint Advisory Commission On the Judiciary
Alfred Long
California State Judge’s, Marshals and Constables Association
American Judges Association
American Adjudacuture Society
The
National Rifleman’s Association
Glenn-Colusa
Bigr Ranch & Home
CLUB
New Orleans
Monte Carlo
Corning
Henry Clark Moller
Gerber Garden Center
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