Annual Meetings Set for Tehama County United Crusade
Tehama County United Crusade announced its annual meeting and volunteer recognition luncheon for February 13 at noon at the Red Bluff Elks Club. E A Murphy said agency budget hearings will be February 18 and the nominating committee will present its 1976 77 slate. Agencies in the 1976 campaign include Children's Home Society Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts Red Cross Tehama County Opportunity Center Salvation Army Camperships for Disadvantaged Youth and Family Service Agency.
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Tehama County United Crusade
E. A
Pat” Murphy
Crusade
Red Bluff Elks Club
Gilmore Road
Murphy
Floyd Marks
J. A. Barber
Ken Roby
The
United Crusade
Boyd Drennan
State Department of Water Resources Office
Tehama County
Children’s Home Society
Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Tehama County Opportunity Center
Salvation Army
Weather Forecast Fair Skies Through Sunday With Warmer Temps
Forecast calls for fair weather through Sunday with slightly warmer temperatures on Sunday. Northerly winds 10 to 25 mph. Highs near 60 today and 65 tomorrow, lows around 34 tonight and 37 tonight the next. River levels show Bend Bridge 18.5 and Lake Red Bluff 14.6 feet. Keswick release 5500 cst. Sunset 5 18 p m. Sunrise 7 24 a m. PST.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Keswick
Local Tehama Fair sale heats up with geldings tops
About 1,000 people packed the Tehama County Fairground sale barn for 54 Quarter Horse geldings averaging 1211 dollars. Top price 3150 dollars paid by Curtis Bainey for Mr Tax Bar, bred by Kenneth La Fon. Other high sales include Cue Bar Cat at 2953 and Rusty Bar Sunnetal at 2600 with consignors and breeders named. Bulls and Brangus also drawn, with Agnus bulls averaging 822 and Brangus average 1380 from multiple consignors and buyers.
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Tehama County Fairground
Sam Thurber
Mr. Tax Bar
Kenneth la Fon
Amarillo
Texas
Curtis Bainey
Bend
Oregon
David Alexander
Dos Palos
Cue Bar Cat
Bill Owens
Abner McKenzie
Dye Creek Cattle Co
Don Ulmer
Carson City
Nev
Philip M.J. Widell
Reno
Thurber
Kissinger Pushes Spain Toward Western Ties and Bases Pact
Secretary of State Kissinger urged Spain to move closer to the Western alliance and met with King Juan Carlos. He planned a treaty allowing continued U S use of Spanish bases while withdrawing Polaris submarines in two years and detailing a 1.22 billion five year program of credits aid and exchanges.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Juan Carlos
Kissinger
United States
The
United
Potluck Benefit Dinner At Mineral For Blaze Victims
A community potluck fundraiser hosted by Mineral Hose Company No.1 at Mineral Lodge supports the Everett J. Conner family after a January 15 house fire. Attendees bring main dish dessert and service. salad provided. Doors 6, dinner 7 with local talent entertainment. Donations $2 adults $1 children. hams and turkeys awarded. Proceeds go to the Conner family.
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Mineral Hose Company No.1
Mineral Lodge
Everett J. Conner
Chuck
Irene Kindig
Mineral Hose Company No
Mineral
Conner
Conners
Coyle Turner Ranch
Lyonsville
Nixon agrees to answer written questions on CIA actions
Senate intelligence panel plans a written, oath bound interrogation of Richard Nixon about CIA operations in Chile and the US. The panel drops plans to summon Frank Sinatra over CIA Mafia links while noting Nixon may face further questions beyond the initial inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Senate Intelligence Committee
Chile
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Frank Sinatra
Nixon
San Clemente
California
Histon Plan
United States
Church
Sen
John Tower
Texas
Robert J. Miller
Sinatra
CIA
Fidel Castro
Judith Campbell Exner
Kennedy
Sam’ Gianna
Chicago
Ford in strong health after Bethesda checkup
President Ford, age 62, underwent his annual medical examination at Bethesda Naval Hospital with a full battery of tests. Doctors reported no major health concerns and Ford pledged to release pertinent health and financial information. The routine checkup followed 10 months in the White House.
Water supplies projected adequate in California despite dry spell
Water officials say stored carryover from 1975 helps California through 1976 with adequate supplies in most areas though dryland farmers and Sierra ranchers face ongoing problems. Lake Shasta remains above critical levels though runoff is below normal and February to April could boost storage.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Sierra Nevada
Wes Smith
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Jerry King
Lake Shasta
Sacramento Valley
Allen's Liquors Receipts at Antelope Boulevard Store
A readable fragment notes Allen's Liquors at 439 Antelope Boulevard with a figure of 11.60 dollars for a gallon related to a sale or purchase. The text provides no further context or names.
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Allen’s Liquors
Antelope Blvd
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Dan Parker
Aaron Stockton
Don Dorris
Daily News
Bill Goodyear
County United Crusade
David A. Gates
Calabasas
Harold Chapin
Winnemucca
Sandy Bonnelli
Belvedere
Simcoe Angus
Centerville
Wash
N.D. Brown Inc
Smith Nevada
Burton
Highland Meadows Ranch
Corvalis
Ore
N.D. Brown
Nebo Angus Ranch
Nephie
Utah
San Felipe Ranch
Merced
Nebo
U-3 Ranch
Wells
G Bar L
Carl Bennett
Cardey
Behlen Shorthorn Ranch
Linden
U.S
News of World
Ford
Joe Cagle
Sharon Buechler
Cedar and
Jackson
Buechler
Red Bluff
March of Dimes Organization
Tony Walther
Relska Vodka
Newport Vodka
Seagram
GIN . C.I
Jack & Bonnie Coy
Burton’s Coffee Shop
Bull Shippers
Rita’s Fountain & Grill
Gerber
Corning Lions
Corning Memorial Hall
SUN
Elks Lodge
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