Chamber Honors Gene Penne For Community Service
Gene Penne long time Red Bluff Tehama County Chamber member received the annual community service award at the chamber's membership meeting held at the Crystal Tavern. Penne also serves on the Red Bluff City Council and owns the Lariat Bowl.
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Bob Kennedy
Gene Penne
Red Bluff- Tehama County
Bill Schwab
Commander Industries
Schwab
Chamber
Randy Jalli
Red Bluff -Tehama County
Four-Tenths Rise in Cost of Living After Price Freeze
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.4 percent December increase, with food rising 1.1 percent led by fruits and vegetables, while housing and health and recreation edged up. For 1971 overall, the cost of living up 3.4 percent, the best inflation record in four years.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
US Planes Downed Over Indochina and Academy Probe
The AP reports two U S Air Force F4s shot down over Laos, with both crews rescued. At Colorado Springs the Air Force Academy faces a widening cadet probe into academic cheating and honor codes, while lawmakers in California debate dam plans on rivers Eel Trinity Klamath and Smith. Nixon faces Senate questions as debate on State of the Union continues and tax ideas rise, including a possible value added levy.
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Saigon
United States
Laos
U. S
AIR Force Academy
Colo
U. S. Air Force Academy
Albert P. Clark
Sacramento
California
Eel
Trinity
Klamath
Smith
Kenney Brewer Improves After Durham Rodeo Injury
Kenney Brewer is responding to therapy and doing better according to his mother Vi Brewer. He was injured competing at the Durham rodeo on Oct. 3 and has been hospitalized since. He is now able to spend some time in a wheelchair.
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Los Molinos
Kenny Brewer
Vi Brewer
Brewer
Durham
Planes Hijacker Parachutes From Nevada to Colorado
A young hijacker on a Hughes Air West DC9 collected 50000 in cash and parachuted after forcing flight to Denver. FBI and U S marshals pursue identification and custody for an air piracy case with a hearing set after transfer at Sterling Colorado.
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Nevada
Colorado Plains
U.S
Logan County
Sterling
FBI
Hughes Air West
John Shane
Don Burkhard
Seattle
Reno
Air Force
Corning Names Park After Estil Clark
Corning recreation commission proposes naming the new park Estil Clark Recreation Park and the city council scheduled to vote at 7 30 p m in city hall. Clark is a longtime local figure former recreation commissioner and councilman owner of Estil C Clark Insurance Agency and resident since 1946. The park near Fig Lane will host baseball fields a horse arena and picnic area. The panel also reported planting 24 Rosemont Ash trees across parks and appointed Vic Guidera to study rustic name signs costs.
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Corning
Estil Clark
Fig Lane
Park Commission
Yost Park
Northside Park
Vic Guidera
Changes in Bertha Stover Memorial Trophy Ceremony at Red Bluff Bull Sale
The Bertha Stover Memorial Trophy for the best range bull at Red Bluff Bull Sale will be awarded with changes in leadership. Darrell Coward steps aside, to be replaced by Cheryl Shope and Dean Conard, who will oversee the program and have Dean Conard's daughters Tommye and Tracy present the trophies. Two trophies are given, one to the buyer and one to the breeder. Mrs. Stover is remembered for her major polio fundraiser contributions through the March of Dimes Bull.
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Bertha Stover
Red Bluff
Darrell Coward
Stover
Cheryl Shope
Dean Conard
Dean
Wareham Herefords
Ferron
Utah
Hazel Collard
Gardnerville
Nev
van Jensen
Logan
W.H. Hunt Estate, Co
Bieber
Cal
Hereford
Dole Seeks Bipartisan War Truth Committee
Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas urged a special bipartisan congressional panel to investigate U S involvement in Vietnam. He said the public has heard rumors leaks and lies and deserves the truth, proposing a resolution at a Washington staff conference for Republican leaders.
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Republican National Committee
Robert Dole
Kansas
Congress
Dole
Washington
Decimal point error over state construction fee
County building official Jack Winter said a Thursday Daily News article misreported a permit fee by shifting the decimal. The corrected figure is seven cents on $1,000 or seven dollars on $10,000, not seven cents on $100.
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Jack Winter
Winter
Billboard Denied Amid New State Sign Law Plans
Tehama County planners rejected William Pyle's request to place a 16 by 60 foot billboard south of Corning citing a forthcoming state sign law taking effect March 4 and county code compliance issues. The board meanwhile approved rezoning Suburban Acres to residential estates and several other zoning changes and permits including mobile home uses and an expanded Antelope Creek Mobile Home Park.
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Tehama County
William Pyle
Corning
Robert McCullough
Farquhar Road
Bowman
A.E. Clark
Sacramento River
Los Molinos
Theodore Fleming
St. Marys Avenue
Antelope Boulevard
Antelope Creek
Red Bluff Mayor Brainerd Seeks City Council Seat
Mayor William Brainerd, third candidate to file for Red Bluff city council, has served on the council since 1969 after replacing Mayor Trainor. A longtime Red Bluff business leader, he came to town in 1942 to run a J C Penney store and has held numerous civic roles. Brainerd’s term expires this year as two council seats open alongside Councilman James Hoffman and teacher James Humphreys.
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William Brainerd
Red Bluff
John R. Trainor
California
Brainerd
J. C. Penney
Tehama County Chamber of Commerce
Four Cars Damaged In Washington St Vehicle Collision
An auto crash at the Pine Washington intersection damaged four cars. Mrs. Vina Minerva Orner eighty one of Red Bluff drove into a Tehama County schools vehicle steered by Harry G. Alway. Alway’s car then struck parked vehicles. Investigations continue to determine if a citation is warranted.
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Pine- Washington
Vina Minerva Orner
Red Bluff
Tehama County Schools
Harry G. Alway
Nixon seeks emergency arbitration on West Coast dock dispute
President Nixon sent Congress emergency legislation to authorize arbitration in the West Coast dock labor dispute, aiming to avert disruption and restore normal operations amid growing tensions at key ports.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Congress
Weather outlook with rain and mild temperatures
Cloudy conditions persist with intermittent rain through tomorrow and southerly winds 15 to 30 mph. Highs near mid 50s, lows mid 40s, 60 percent precipitation chance tonight and tomorrow. River readings show Lake Red Bluff 14.7, Bend Bridge 19.3, Tehama 201.8, Woodson Bridge 167.1 feet. sunset 5.15, sunrise 7:26 PST.
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Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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