Designated Floodway Agreement Signed By Board of Supervisors
Tehama County supervisors reach a designated floodway pact with the Reclamation Bureau to keep local zoning control in the Sacramento River flood plain. The agreement awaits action by the Reclamation Board on Feb 5 in Sacramento and aims to avoid duplicating administration while giving the state authority over bridges dams and utility crossings within the designated floodway.
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Board of Supervisors
Bob Kennedy
Tehama County Board of Supervisors
Reclamation Bureau
Reclamation Board
Sacramento
Allen
Sacramento River
Luncheon fashion show by Tehama County Cowbelles at noon
The Tehama County Cowbelles host a luncheon and fashion show in the Palomino Room at noon tomorrow. Tickets will be sold at the door. a Bull Sale brochure reports the luncheon is Friday at Crystal Tavern.
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Palomino Room
Crystal Tavern
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H. Richard Maguire
Bafiff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce
Jack Alford
Bull Sale
Bullshippers
Tehama Totem Fair
Chamber
Dick Richmond
Curriculum Night For High School Trustees
Red Bluff High School trustees reviewed teaching areas at a regular board meeting. Highlights included Mrs. Brasher's Mass Media class film project and Mr. Brown's Radio Broadcasting class The Student Speaks program has run since 1966 totaling 887 broadcasts with cooperation from Station KBLF.
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Red Bluff
Geraldine Brasher
Brown
KBLF
Gary Allwardt
Cliff Penner
Andrew Garcia
Jeff Miranda
James Gard
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12Th Naval District
Academy
New Directors For Prune Growers Group Elected Last Night
Tehama County prune growers elected new board members Mrs. Dan Micke Robert Suffin and Marvin Smith at a meeting last night Joining returning directors Vince Flynn Harvey Woodley and Latane Sale Retiring members Roland Wigne Henry Edwards and Mrs Andrew Micke received thanks The group set plans for a February 13 dinner dance at Los Molinos Veterans Memorial Hall with a country and western band from the chemical industry Reservations with Vince Flynn before February 10.
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Tehama County
Chemical Industry
Vince Flynn
Weather outlook with mild temps and light winds
Fair today tonight and tomorrow with a small temperature change. Highs around 65 today and 63 tomorrow, lows near 35 to 36. No precipitation in the past 24 hours. season to date 18.54 inches. River levels listed: Bend Bridge 26.4, Lake Red Bluff 15.8, Tehama Bridge 207.8, Woodson Bridge 174.2 feet. sunset 5 22, sunrise 7 22 tomorrow.
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Lake Red Bluff
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Cambodians Launch Western Drive Against Enemy Forces
Cambodian troops massed to the west and northwest of Phnom Penh in a major attempt to disrupt North Vietnamese and Viet Cong concentrations near the capital. The spokesman cited many battalions involved and reported enemy attacks on Bat Doeung and Saang, with Cambodian forces holding Bat Doeung through the night.
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Here
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Abzug Leads Push to Trim Pentagon Panel Power
New York Congresswoman Bella Abzug and three dove allies rally to reduce hawkish influence on the House Armed Services Committee. They face political math and regional balance, arguing a woman belongs on the panel and questioning the ties between the committee and the Defense Department.
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Department of Defense
Medical Help Sought By Gregg Herrington In Congress
Federal effort to curb spiraling medical costs advances with three bills. The latest proposes private insurance pools funded to provide affordable middle income coverage. Senate sponsors say the federal role would insuring private pools against loss. A family earning $10,000 a year would pay the first $8,500 of medical costs. only excess would be covered.
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Gregg Herrington
Washington
Congress
Sen. J. Caleb Boggs
R-Del
Senate
Boggs
Hogan
California real estate reform faces claims of price fixing
A proposal to grant the Real Estate Commissioner veto power over subdivisions that fail a fair and equitable standard draws charges of disguised price fixing from real estate and land development interests. Public officials urge environmental controls and taxes on unearned value while lobbyists defend existing consumer protections.
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Doug Willis
Sacramento
California
Assembly
Inmate Richard Lee in Jail Suicide Attempt After Escape
Richard Lee, 26, serving a sentence for second degree robbery and forgery, allegedly attempted to overdose on sleeping pills after an escape from Plum Creek Conservation Camp. He was found unconscious, revived, and hospitalized as deputies investigate storage of medications and motives.
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Plum Creek
Sheriff's Department
Richard Lee
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lee
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Unemployment Claims Rise Across Professions in California
California unemployment data show architects and engineers up 218 percent from 3 801 to 12 087 between October 1969 and October 1970. Science workers also rise, while industrial and clerical roles account for the largest overall gains. 1970 unemployment averages six percent with shortages noted in dental hygienists, nurses, therapists, and auto mechanics.
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California
State Department of Human Resources Development
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