Prison Guard And College Teacher Pay Bills Move Forward
Prison guards receive about 15 percent raises with a $5 million appropriation sent to the governor and higher education teachers in a $21.6 million package advancing from the Senate. Governor Reagan’s stance on strikes cited as influencing the bills though a Federal Pay Board ruling could still block boosts.
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California Youth Authority
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L. Richardson
Arcadia
Reagan
California
Federal Pay Board
State Personnel Board
Reagan reappointment Senate vote clears two key picks
In Sacramento the Senate approved two Reagan reappointments Curtis Lynan to the Adult Authority and Allan Breed to lead the California Youth Authority by a 30 to 4 vote. Senator H L Richardson criticized Breed over escapes and rising youth crime.
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Curtis Lynan
California
Richardson
Lynan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Price Commission May Tighten Rules On Profit Margins
The Price Commission says up to one fifth of U S firms may hit its profit margin limit this year and plans to tighten rules rather than relax them. Firms may be required to roll back prices to stay within the test. a few ideas under review include negative term limits and price reductions offsetting profit gains. The panel will resume talks in August.
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Bill Neikirk
Washington
The
Price Commission
Commission
the Commission
New Telephone Directories Being Mailed This Week
The 1972 73 Glenn and Tehama Counties telephone directory will start delivery today and finish by July 31. If not received contact the Red Bluff office. The cover shows Red Bluff Main Street at night and an alphabetized list for all listings by exchange. An inside back cover page lists frequently called numbers. Extended Area Service will let callers dial more numbers with a small monthly increase and no toll charges.
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R J. Jalli
Jalli
Red Bluff
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Corning
Gerber
Los Molinos
Road Department To Have Only One Phone Number
The Tehama County Road Department office in Gerber will use a single telephone number 385-1462 starting Monday. The change saves about $900 annually in basic phone costs without reducing service and avoids long distance calls from Red Molinos communities. Previously Gerber had two Red Bluff lines, one Corning line and one Gerber line to accommodate calls.
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Tehama
Weather Outlook and Temperatures Across the District
Fair and hot through Saturday with variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunday to Tuesday outlook remains fair. Highs near 98 to 108 degrees, lows 65 to 75. River levels read Bend Bridge 20.9 Lake Red Bluff 15.7 Tehama Bridge 201 2 Woodson Bridge 168.3 feet above sea level. Sunset 8 27 sunrise 6 04 PDT.
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Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Eagleton Calls Anderson Drunken-Driving Charge a Lie
Missouri Senator Thomas F. Eagleton dismissed columnist Jack Anderson is drunken driving claims as a dam nable lie and a low blow. He said he will stay on the Democratic ticket as vice presidential nominee despite the charge and denied photostatic records showing multiple arrests.
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Brooks Jackson
San Francisco
Thomas F. Eagleton
Jack Anderson
Eagleton
Anderson
Eagleton Defends Mental Health Admission Amid Polluted Rumors
Senator Eagleton rejected a report alleging prior arrests and said he has never been arrested for drunken or reckless driving. He insisted on staying as running mate to Senator McGovern, expressing determination to pursue the vice presidency. He spoke after Anderson's column raised questions about his psychiatric treatment for nervous exhaustion. McGovern said he had confidence in Eagleton.
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Missouri
Eagleton
Honolulu
Anderson
Hawaii
George McGovern
McGovern
Eastland elected Senate president pro tempore
Sen James Eastland a Mississippi Democrat was chosen president pro tempore by voice vote after Sen Allen Ellender died of a heart attack. Eastland 67 succeeds Ellender in the role as Senate opens.
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Washington
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Senior U S Advisor In Vietnam Killed In Mekong Delta Ambush
Rudolph Kaiser 53 of Colorado Springs Colorado United States civilian senior adviser in Go Cong Province was killed in a Viet Cong ambush in the Mekong Delta while accompanying South Vietnamese militiamen. His body was recovered after a search, with initial reports noting two explosions during treatment and uncertainty over Viet Cong and South Vietnamese casualties.
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U. S
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Rudolph Kaiser
Colorado Springs
Colo
Go Cong
Saigon
Kaiser
South Vietnam
Senate Defeats Cut in Farm Subsidy Limit
The Senate on Thursday defeated a move to reduce the maximum annual crop limiting subsidy from 55000 to 20000. Senator Birch Bayh said the amendment aimed to curb subsidies to large corporate farmers while preserving aid for families. House and Senate leaders disputed the scope of the farm act and related environmental provisions, with the bill totaling about 670 million above House funding.
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Birch Bayh
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Herman E. Talmade
Dga
Senate Agriculture Committee
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