Red Bluff Gains Federal Flood Insurance Eligibility
Red Bluff was designated a flood prone area by the federal government, one of 11 such communities in nine states. Insurance policies become available immediately at subsidized rates up to 17500 for single family homes and 30000 for multi family homes. The move aims to reduce disaster losses and promote floodplain management.
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Air Force Pullout from South Vietnam by 1972 End
U S air combat units to be withdrawn from South Vietnam by year end 1972 leaving advisers and technicians if the air war is Viet Namized. U S conducts heavy bombing in Laos and Cambodia to push North Vietnam to make accommodations and enable withdrawal. California banks cut consumer loan rates across the board by about one half of one percent.
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Night and morning fog then clearing with cooler temperatures
Weather notes fog overnight into morning with a brief clearing in the afternoon. Daytime highs near 62 and a night low around 36, with cooler conditions tomorrow at about 60. Details include yesterday’s high 71 and morning low 38, plus 24 hour precipitation trace and season-to-date 18.54. River levels listed at Bend Bridge 24.5 and other sites. Sunset 5:23, sunrise 7:21.
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Red Bluff Bull Sale Opens With 130 Bulls Parade
Consigners from seven states present 130 bulls from Angus Shorthorn Galloway and Charolais along with 62 Quarter horses at the 30th annual Red Bluff Bull Sale. Judging and grading begin as 340 bulls and 62 horses converge on the Tehama Totem Fair grounds. Hospitality Night kicks off activities at 6 30 p m with a luncheon and entertainment for cattlemen in the fairgrounds cafeteria.
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Don’t Bank On Okie Build Quality First
Kenneth W. Ellis argues against abandoning quality in beef cattle amid crossbreeding and rapid gain. He cites swine industry mistakes with fat hogs, warns that sacrificing pureblood lines harms carcass value, and urges balanced management to keep quality while pursuing profit.
Meat Type in Beef Cattle and the Rate of Gain
The article questions whether a meat type in beef cattle should replace traditional quality. It argues that rate of gain drives profitability from cow-calf to packer, and that selecting for faster gain means more muscle and less waste. It emphasizes leaner beef and rethinking old selection ideas while preserving core quality.
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