Researchers seek early detection of hereditary diseases in children
A 20 member team led by Dr. H Hugh Fudenberg and Dr. Henry Shinefield received a 1.4 million federal grant for five years to develop new methods to detect inherited disorders before symptoms. The program includes family studies, birth defect detection, vaccines, and transfer factor therapy for immune defects like Wiskott Aldrich syndrome, with trials in the US Canada Sweden and Switzerland.
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San Francisco
H. Hugh Fudenberg
University of California Medical Center
Henry R. Shinefield
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Fudenberg
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Pudenberg
United States
Canada
Sweden
Switzerland
Senators urge Nixon to add Moscow leg to China trip
Two Democratic senators Hubert Humphrey and Alan Cranston urged President Nixon to expand his China mission with a Moscow stop to protect delicate talks with the Soviet Union. They joined others warning that rushing toward China could strain Soviet relations and jeopardize talks as Nixon plans a Peking visit before May.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Washington
Nixon
China
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
San
Peking
Mainland
Five Day Jail Sentence For Talking To Prisoners
Jay Bradley Johnson, 24, pleaded guilty in Red Bluff Justice Court to talking to prisoners in the county jail without permission and was sentenced to five days in jail. Eula Gentry May, Corning, pleaded no contest to disturbing the peace April 18 and was placed on summary probation with six months jail sentence suspended and fined 150 dollars. Randall Lynn Holler, 18, pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace at 245 Carol Ave Red Bluff July 13, was placed on six months probation and fined 50 dollars.
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Jay Bradley Johnson
Red Bluff
Eula Gentry May
Corning
Maxine Murphy
Randall Lynn Holler
Carol Ave
Twin Decoy Company Sued for 12774 by Builders
Two Corning firms and a Chico company sue Twin Decoy Company of Corning for 12774 plus interest for construction work and materials this year. Davies Construction seeks 8830, Corning Lumber 2822, Pollak Steel of Chico 1122. Represented by Mathew E Marsh of Chico. Suit filed in Tehama County Superior Court.
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Corning Firms
Chico
Twin Decoy Company of
Corning
Davies Construction Inc
Corning Lumber Company
Pollak Steel Co
Mathew E Marsh
Tehama County
Red Bluff Airport Commission to Discuss FBO Applications
The Red Bluff Airport Commission will meet Monday at 5 p.m. in City Hall council chamber to discuss fixed base operation applications. Applicants are Wes Martin and Allen Engel.
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Red Bluff
Association Freezes Peach Prices Across Varieties
The California Freestone Peach Association sets prices at 72.50 dollars per ton for Rio Osos freestones and 78.50 dollars per ton for late Gem varieties including Kirkmans, signaling a price freeze across the peach sector.
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California Freestone Peach Association
Rio Osos
Kirkmans
World News In Brief Summary of Strikes and Political Fallout
The weeklong nationwide strike by the Communications Workers of America against Bell Telephone persisted with scattered vandalism and a shooting incident. A UTU selective rail strike idled two railroads as talks resumed. Mills proposes tax cut conditions to curb wages and prices. A California legislator condemns Nixon for McCloskey remarks. A Hawaii bound United Airlines flight was diverted after a ransom bomb threat. an arrest followed. A San Rafael witness named Magee in a courthouse shooting case testified before a grand jury.
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Associated Press
Communications Workers of America
Bell Telephone System
Transportation Strike
Washington
United Transportation Union
Union
Southern
Union Pacific
UTU
Charles Luna
Transportation
John A. Volpe
San Francisco
United Airlines
New Orleans
FBI
Warren K. Cooksey
San Rafael
Calif
Ruchell Magee
Superior Court
Harold Haley
Gary D. Thomas
Marin County Grand Jury
Typhoon Jean Halts Raids as Hanoi Targeted in Laos
Typhoon Jean neared Hanoi after battering South Vietnam's northern coast, delaying military operations. U S Command said no B52 raids occurred in the north during the 24 hour period ending noon today, as jets were diverted to strike the Ho Chi Minh trail network in Laos. Government forces reported 77 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed with air and artillery support on Friday.
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Saigon
Jean
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
Laos
Top Student Letter Contest Winners Named
Melissa Brown age 12 wins first prize of 20 dollars for a letter opposing the year around school bill. Mary Ellen Wigne age 10 applauds Tehama County library. Other $5 winners include Debra Owen 11 Laura Watkins 12 Lauren Sale Mindy Walker and Jerry Bloxham 15 with topics ranging from roads to marijuana dangers and open campus desirability. The Daily News highlighted the several young authors and their subjects.
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Daily News
Melissa Brown
Mary Ellen Wigne
Debra Owen
Laura Watkins
Lauren Sale
Mindy Walker
Jerry Bloxham
Tehama County
Charles Wilkinson Dies in Red Bluff
Charles F. Wilkinson, 90, born in Paskenta, died early this morning in a Red Bluff hospital. A former Red Bluff police officer, he later worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad in Gerber before retiring. Survived by his widow Gladys, sister Mary A. Kline, and several nieces and nephews. Donations to the Cancer Fund requested in lieu of flowers.
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Charles F. Wilkinson
Paskenta
Mr. Wilkinson
Red Bluff
Gerber
Southern Pacific Railroad
Gladys
Mary A. Kline
Cancer Fund
Hattie Whisman 91 Dies At Red Bluff Rest Home
Hattie Jane Whisman a Red Bluff resident for 30 years died yesterday in a rest home at age 91. Survived by brother Arch Hollenbeak of Pittville. Graveside services Monday at 11 a.m. Pine Grove Cemetery McArthur under Hoyt-Cole Chapel of the Flowers. Born in McArthur in 1880.
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Hattie Jane Whisman
Red Bluff
Arch Hollenbeak
Pittville
Pine Grove Cemetery
McArthur
Hoyt-Cole Chapel of the Flowers
Mrs. Whisman
Jack Norris Haynes Rites Set For Monday in Red Bluff
Services for Jack Norris Haynes will be held Monday at 3 pm at Hoyt-Cole Chapel of the Flowers. Interment follows in Oak Hill Cemetery veteran's plot. He died Wednesday at his Red Bluff home at age 51.
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Jack Norris Haynes
Hoyt-Cole Chapel of the Flowers
Oak Hill Cemetery
Haynes
Red Bluff
Last Rites for Celeste Wyatt in Red Bluff
Graveside services for Celeste Frances Wyatt of Topper Trailer Park were held at Oak Hill Cemetery Red Bluff. The Rev John C Nesby of the Christian Church officiated. Arrangements were by Fickert Pascoe Mortuary. She is survived by a daughter Mrs Brucene Sisson and five grandchildren.
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Celeste Frances Wyatt
Topper Trailer Park
Oak Hill Cemetery
Red Bluff
John C. Nesby
The
Christian Church
Fickert & Pascoe Mortuary
Corning High Board Meeting Set for Monday
Corning High School trustees will convene Monday at noon in the Comstock Room downtown Corning for a special meeting announced Friday afternoon.
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Corning
Corning High School
Comstock Room
High School Cheer Leaders Shine Shoes Fundraiser
Red Bluff High School cheerleaders led by Linda Kennedy operate a shoe shining business at Peter Lassen Square from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays to raise funds for new uniforms. Participants include Marci Weeks, Karen Barnes, Cheryl Selby, and Bess Jones.
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Red Bluff High School
Linda Kennedy
Peter Lassen Square
Marci Weeks
Karen Barnes
Cheryl Selby
Bess Jones
Squaw Valley
Large grain and grazing fire near Red Bluff linked to harvester spark
About 80 acres burned south west of Red Bluff on Loren Miller Co. land before 10 California Division of Forestry units controlled it. Firefighters faced steep terrain and shifting winds. a chemical air bomber from Redding aided. Smaller fires were reported, including a Corning grass fire and two Red Bluff city car blazes.
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California Division of Forestry
Red Bluff
Loren Miller Co
CDF
Baker
Montgomery
Lassen Lodge
Paskenta
Eli Creek
Redding
Tehama County Rural Fire Dept
Liberal Ave
Corning
Campground slayer suspect eyed by Nevada City detectives
Sheriff's detectives monitor a man matching a composite drawing of a heavyset slayer linked to two killings at an isolated Bear River campground. Officials will not name the suspect and expect no arrest before after the weekend. The portrait shows a middle aged man with glasses, bags under eyes, thinning hair.
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Nevada City
Bear River
Park Disorder Costs Taxpayers, Subcommittee Reports
The House Interior Subcommittee on Appropriations says demonstrations and hippie activities in national parks will add 5.6 million dollars to this year’s bill, raising total park funding amid critiques of park costs. The report notes Washington DC parks are far pricier per acre, with 1 041 44 dollars per acre, while the vast system averages 5 48 dollars per acre. It also references a planned Interior Department event described as a Soul Special featuring Kool and The Gang in a national park next week.
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Bill Kennedy
Daily News
Washington
National Parks
House Interior Subcommittee On
National Park Service
Subcommittee
District of Columbia
Committee
Interior Department
Department
Kool and the Gang
Dr Miller Remains Shasta Board Head in Ninth Term
Dr Charles D Miller was elected president of the Shasta Tehama Trinity Joint Community College Board of Trustees. Thomas J Ludden was chosen as vice president and James Blackwood as clerk. B Allan Jones attended his first meeting as a board member alongside Dr Donald L Harris Joseph Redman and Rolland Robinson. Dr Gilbert A Collyer was named secretary. Committee appointments to county and regional associations were deferred.
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Charles D. Miller
Shasta- Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College Board of Trustees
Thomas J. Ludden
James Blackwood
Miller
B. Allan Jones
Burney
Donald L. Harris
Joseph Redman
Rolland Robinson
Gilbert A. Collyer
Shasta
Tehama
Trinity Counties
County School Trustees Association
California Junior Colleges Association
Weather Forecast Reflects Heat With Continued Sunshine
Fair conditions prevail through tomorrow with hot afternoons and variable high cloudiness. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. High today 103, low tonight 70, high tomorrow 103. Monday outlook remains fair. River readings show Lake Red Bluff 15.8, Bend Bridge 21.4, Tehama 203.5, Woodson Bridge 168.8 feet. Sunset tonight 8 p.m. PDT. Sunrise tomorrow 6 a.m. PDT.
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Capitol Hill
Twin Decoy Company
Airport Commission
Association
Rayles River Resort
Pollard
Eldred
Oklahoma Ave
Darryvile
Sacramento River
Hrerive
World News
Nixon Sacramento
Riverside Plaza
Fourier Spraying Service
Charles Wilkinson
Hattie Whisman
Celeste Wyatt
Corning High Board
Misa Tehama
Chamber of Commerce
Aumie Utt
Daphne
Cetin Davies
Ashers Fork
House
Senate
Washington, D.C
Montgomery Ward
Mineral
George Perkins
Mountain Properties Real Estate Cor
Nural
Colony Grill
Dairyville
Dr. Miller
Shasta Board
Blackwood
Penneys
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