12 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1971
Page
1
Directors of the California State Employes Association authorize a statewide strike vote unless the legislature moves to grant pay raises for 183,000 state workers. Delegation rejected a Aug 1 deadline to act.
Governor Reagan seeks to revive his welfare reform bill in the California Senate with more than 40 amendments aimed at aligning it with his original proposal. Beilenson, the author, anticipates a floor vote soon as Democrats hold a 20 to 19 edge. Reagan warns rejection would be a tax increase on Californians and pledges county support while noting budget veto fights over welfare and Medi Cal items. Continued on Page 10.
Two U S Phantom jets crossed from Laos into North Vietnam and destroyed four antiaircraft guns near the Mu Gia pass 80 miles northwest of the DMZ, in the year’s largest reported such strike. A third Phantom was unharmed, and a photo-recon craft was hit but the pilots survived after bailing out near Saigon.
Tehama County Rural Fire Dept and Division of Forestry crews dampened the last remains of a bark pile fire at the Vita Bark plant in Red Bluff. USFS crews from Red Bluff battled a small blaze in Panther Springs near Paynes Creek, confined to a tenth of an acre. Fire conditions in the county are expected to be high tomorrow.
In Rabat the ringleaders of the coup attempt against King Hassan II were executed by firing squad after a summary court martial. King Hassan named eight principal plotters including generals and colonels. Mohamed Medbouh, head of the king’s staff, was killed by his own troops during the attack on the summer palace.
Tehama County welfare director Mrs Paulyne Marinoff says skilled gardening offers a profitable path for welfare clients. Funds from the Office of Economic Opportunity and SBA loans could train workers and launch small gardening businesses, shifting recipients off welfare through self employment.
Tehama County supervisors will review tomorrow a plan to open a minimum security prison at the former Air Force radar base west of Red Bluff. The proposal arose at a Friday meeting of CCCJ member counties in Redding with Shasta Modoc Trinity and Siskiyou present.
Large entries alter schedule for Tehama County 4-H horse events with showmanship for 9 10 year olds set for 10 30 am Friday July 23 in the arena. Judge Joan Gilbert of Rio Linda will oversee showmanship Equitation barrels and Washington Poles for forty four 4-H members with trophies and ribbons to eighth place.
Corning city council meets at 8 tonight with two major items likely to pass quickly. A television franchise ordinance setting city fees and an ordinance updating the community civil defense plan are on the agenda. Session in city hall.
Kenneth Yablonski testified before a Senate subcommittee, accusing the United Mine Workers of brazenly stealing elections and the Labor Department of standing aside. Eighteen months after his father’s murder, he pressed for action to end alleged irregularities in the union’s voting.
Four separate weekend crashes occurred on State Route 36 in mountainous areas reported by the California Highway Patrol. No injuries were reported. At 9:55 am Friday near Plumas County, Raymond Vargas struck a crossing deer. one deer died. Friday evening near the Plumas County line, Wayman Schmidt was sideswiped by a truck and trailer driven by Thomas Glenn, causing major camper damage. Early Sunday, Bobby Ware could not avoid a deer near Dale's Station. his car overturned with major damage. Sunday evening, Wesley Trengove struck a crossing calf. minor car damage.
Karen Hamer a 17 year old Los Molinos resident graduates from Los Molinos High School and is sponsored by the Los Molinos Chamber of Commerce as a candidate for Miss Tehama County at the Tehama Totem Far contest on July 22 She will attend Shasta College this fall.
Fair weather through Tuesday with little temperature change. Winds become southerly and diminish overnight. High today 95, low 64, high Tuesday 93. River levels: Lake Red Bluff 15.7 ft, Bend Bridge 214 ft, Tehama 203.5 ft, Woodson Bridge 168.9 ft above mean sea level. Precipitation: last 24 hours 0, season to date 0, last year to date 0. Sunset 8:39, sunrise 5:50 PDT.
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