Assessor Explains 1968 Homeowners Tax Relief Program
Assessor George O Connor outlines 1968 homeowners property tax relief refunds and filing deadlines. Applications mailed January 24 with a April 15 deadline. $70 payment to be made by the State Controller by June 30. Qualifying housing includes single family and duplex dwellings condominiums houseboats mobile homes on assessment rolls and contracts of sale. Exclusions apply to rented vacant under construction or unoccupied property as of lien date March 1 1968 and mobile homes licensed by the DMV.
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George O'Connor
Department of Mostor Vehicles
Junk car removal ordinance gets final approval in Corning
Corning City Council approved the junk car removal ordinance after a 22 minute meeting. The measure, effective in 30 days, allows faster removal of abandoned autos by police from private or public property, overseen by Police Chief Jerry Rowe.
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Corning
Rodney Senter
Jerry Rowe
C. A. Stromsness
Mexico
Joseph Babb
Mineral
William Hagen
Elmer Jennings
Louis J. Davies
Building Hearing Urged on Tehama County Plan
Ken Lindauer of the Association of Tehama County Taxpayers urged the county board to hold public hearings on Scheme III of the master building plan citing its size and new supervisors. Zack Farmer explained the interim land division ordinance at the same meeting. The association announced its annual meeting for February 24 with a financial report and directors to be elected.
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Tehama County
County Board of Supervisors
Ken Lindauer
Association of
Association
Lindauer
Zack Farmer
Board of Supervisors
Farmer
Hijackings and draft picks headline busy news day
Two men hijack a National Airlines jet to Cuba with a .38 pistol and a bomb, mirroring a separate Key West to New York hijack to Havana. The NFL draft selects O J Simpson and George Kunz, with Leroy Keyes also chosen. Dos Rios dam gains support in a Sacramento committee report. San Francisco State football strike escalates as demands mount. Iraq's public hangings provoke wide world condemnation.
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National Airlines
Florida Everglades
Cuba
National
Key West
New York
Havana
U.S. Navy
Burefalo Bills
American Football League
Southern California
O.J. Simpson
Atlanta
George Kunz
Notre Dame
Kunz
Philadelphia Eagles
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Vaccination and License Clinics for Dogs Listed
Clinics for rabies vaccination and dog license issuance will be held week by week across Corning Red Bluff and surrounding areas. Tehama County Animal Control and city offices will issue licenses at each site with a $2 fee for anti rabies shots.
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Joel Gilliland
Corning
Berry
Tehama
Corning Fire Hall
Red Bluff
Beauty Salon Closes at 114 Peter Lassen Square
Teddie Amerman announces closure of his beauty salon at 114 Peter Lassen Sq after five years. He thanks patrons for loyalty and support and bids a final aloha to friends.
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Peter Lassen Sq
Tehama County grand jury backs executive government shift
The Tehama County Grand Jury urged the board of supervisors to return to an executive type government with an executive secretary role. The proposal follows a period with a county administrator abolished by vote and current duties handled by the supervisors with a secretary. Foreman W. L. Carter signed the communication, and Richard F. Thomas endorsed the duties. Supervisors favored presenting the idea to the public.
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Tehama County
Grand Jury
Board of Supervisors
W. L. Carter
Richard F. Thomas
Nixon to Ask Congress for Extra Crime War Funds
President Nixon told GOP congressional leaders he will seek supplemental money to fight crime this year. Dirksen said the funding would cover anti crime efforts through June 30 as more judges and a larger Justice Department staff are planned. Nixon will visit major departments including the State Department and Pentagon, with a large White House press agenda following his first news conference.
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Washington
Nixon
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Senate
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Illinois
Dirksen
Justice Department
U. S
Ronald L. Ziegler
State Department
Pentagon
Mike Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Mansfield
White House
John F. Kennedy
Ranger Battalion Pushes Back Vietcong Near Laos Border
A South Vietnam spokesman said 320 North Vietnamese were killed in a weekend battle 18 miles from the Laotian border, with U S bombers and artillery accounting for 200 of the dead. Seventy-one rangers were wounded as the clash 25 miles northwest of Pleiku intensified amid reports of large Communist redeployments.
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Pleiku City
Paris
Ranger
Minch Defends Wholesome Meat Act Over NFIB Critique
Red Bluff business owner Robert D. Minch of Minch's Wholesale Meats argues NFIB mischaracterizes the Wholesome Meat Act. He cites long federal inspection and the act’s aim to curb low quality meat, calling equal or better inspection essential for consumer protection.
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Robert D. Minch
Minch
Red Bluff
National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
Independent Business, Inc
California faces flood toll and future flood control needs
Two weeks of heavy rain brought extensive flooding across California, with the Oroville Dam playing a key role in flood control. Officials credit dams and the State Water Project for preventing greater damage while reassessing spillway capacity and dam safety for southern and northern regions. Governor Reagan prepared to survey worst flood areas as damage reports continued.
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Sacramento
California
Imperial County
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
William R. Gianelli
State Water Resources Department
Gianelli
Ifornia
Mammoth
Oroville
Northern
Corps of Engineers
Conrad Weisker
Weisker
Reagan
Weather Outlook Shows Showers Thundershowers And Cooler Temps
A forecast calls for a few showers with possible thunder and hail this afternoon, then partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday. Winds will be light and variable with cooler temperatures. today’s high near 46 and tonight’s low around 39, Wednesday’s high about 44. River levels read 18.5 feet at Lake Red Bluff, 33.2 at Bend Bridge, and 181.9 feet at Woodson Bridge. Sunrise is 7:21 tomorrow with sunset at 5:24 PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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