Property Owners Fume As River Eats Their Land in Sacramento
Residents along the east bank below Todd Island accuse the federal government and the Army Corps of Engineers of inaction as floodwaters wash away homes and banks. Families claim prior promises yielded no help, while locals blame officials for restricting private shore protection and cite dam releases benefiting southern water users.
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Colin Davies
Sacramento
Todd Island
Army Corps of Engineers
Allen Arnold
Mac
Arnold
Board of Supervisors
Rudy Brodnansky
Donald A. Miller
Shasta
Trinity
Southern California
Charles Crain
Helicopter Gunships Support Laotian Troops In Laos War
U S sources say rocket firing helicopter gunships from Army Air Force and Marine units have aided Laotian ground troops against North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces along the Ho Chi Minh trail in southeastern Laos. The campaign includes B 52s and tactical bombers as losses reach 13 since March 10. A separate Cambodian drive involves 6,000 South Vietnamese troops near Tay Ninh Province near Saigon.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Indochina
United States
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Defense Department
Washington
Highway 4
Tay Ninh
Monthly Visit Of Blood Bank At Hospital Tomorrow
The Tehama County Blood Bank will be held tomorrow from 2 to 6 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs. Clara Parker, chairman, emphasizes the importance of donating blood. January is National Blood Bank month per the president. Appointments: 527-2112 ext 242.
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Tehama County
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Clara Parker
Plane and Train Crash Investigations Opened in Switzerland
Swiss officials opened investigations into a plane crash and a train collision that killed 41 people. Thirty five died when a four engine Bulgarian airliner hit a hill during an instrument landing at Zurich.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Drug Alert Program Thursday In City Council Chambers
The Drug Alert program will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in Red Bluff City Council Chambers. The group includes young people and adults concerned about drug abuse and is open to the public. A report by the information subcommittee will be presented. Rev J A Barber leads with Sgt Jerry Brown Rev Mike Jackson and Frank Cameron spearheading the effort.
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Red Bluff City
J. A. Barber
Jerry Brown
Red Bluff
Author Clayton Barbeau to lecture at Family Service meeting
The Family Service Agency annual meeting features author Clayton Barbeau discussing Marriage and Family Styles in the Seventies tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Mercy High School auditorium. The event is free and open to the public. Barbeau wrote Art Obscenity and Your Children The Future of the Family and edited WAY Catholic Viewpoints from 1965 to 1970.
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Clayton Barbeau
Family Service Agency
Mercy High School
Barbeau
WAY — Catholic Viewpoints
Tehama County
Slasher Tire Attacks Hit Los Molinos Area
A wave of tire slashing struck Los Molinos last night injuring several elderly residents on Josephine Avenue Molinos Avenue and South Center Street. Deputies from the sheriff's department are investigating the incidents.
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Los Molinos
Josephine Ave
Molinos Ave
South Center Street
Sheriff’s Department
Kibsgaard resigns as Corning Memorial Hospital administrator
Henry Kibsgaard tendered his resignation at a Corning Memorial Hospital board meeting effective March 1 after serving since May 1958. He will help find a replacement and stay on until a new administrator is in place with applications requested by February 15. The hospital, a 31 bed Tehama County facility, benefited from a $200000 modernization including a new delivery suite and updated labs.
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Henry Kibsgaard
Corning Memorial Hospital
Frank J. Dicello
Kibsgaard
Kidsgaard
Solano St
Navy
Corning Police Dept
Tehama County
Recreation report to be presented at Corning meeting
A Corning recreation commission meeting will review a year of local recreation, outline this summer’s program, and discuss sponsorship by service groups. The 7:30 p.m. session in city hall will include Gary Strack and commission members Vic Guidera Bernie Gurney Gene Geer Larry Sparks and Rev. Kenneth Kern.
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Corning
Recreation Commission
Gary Strack
Vic Guidera
Bernie Gurney
Gene Geer
Larry Sparks
Kenneth Kern
Marguerite Ave
Fig Lane
Red Bluff Likely to Take Over Municipal Airport
Red Bluff plans to assume operation of the city airport on Jan. 31 as North Valley Aviation loses its insurance for nonpayment. City officials will seek bids for full airport operation or separate services while North Valley winds down and potential buyers show interest. The fuel service, last year pumping 260000 gallons, stands as the facility’s most profitable part.
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Tim Elledge
Red Bluff
North Valley Aviation
Nelson
Commission
Redding
Chico
North Valley
Blount
Washington
Winton M. Blount
U.S
U.S. Postal Service
Three Plead Innocent Of Escape At Camp
Three Plum Creek Conservation Camp inmates charged with escaping on December 27 pleaded innocent in Superior Court. Richard Lee 26 William Crosby 26 and John Medina 27 face possible 6 months to 5 years if convicted and dispute the charge as a misdemeanor not a felony.
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Plum Creek Conservation Camp
Superior Court
Richard Lee
William Crosby
John Medina
Crosby
Los Angeles County
Probation Department
Yolo County
Lee
Solano County
Medina
San Diego
Henry Goff
California
Edward Allen
Harold Lucas
Alfred Frazier
Charles Martin
Corning
Corning High School
Martin
Raymond L
Navy to Use Culebra Beach as Target Practice
Fourteen U S Marines and 50 demonstrators clashed on a Culebra Island beach as the Navy plans to use the area for naval gunnery targets beginning Thursday. Demonstrators built a small chapel to protest the practice on the Puerto Rico outpost.
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Puerto Rico
Culebra
P.R
U.S
Culebra Island
U.S. Navy
Navy
City Council to Address Marina Lease Violation and Airport Takeover
The city council meets tonight at 7 30 p m in city hall to discuss a lease violation by the marina owner on the Sacramento River and the potential city operation of the airport. The current operator will be terminated when its insurance expires January 31.
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Sacramento River
City Hall
Weather forecast with clearing skies and mild temperatures
Fog and low clouds give way to partial clearing in the afternoon. High 64, low 45. High tomorrow 60. Precipitation 10 percent tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures yesterday 71, low this morning 49. River levels listed for several bridges. Sunrise 7:27 a.m. Tomorrow. Sunset 5:12 p.m. PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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