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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
4
A Chattanooga News Free Press item riffs on a Oakland Tribune piece about how hippies may misuse food stamps to profit. It cites a case where a single hippie allegedly nets cash by swapping stamps and reselling them, suggesting welfare programs face strain when many in communes do the same.
Washington banker lawyer J L Robertson warned during a Dallas Law Day program that disrespect for the law endangers constitutional freedoms. He criticized Congress and the Supreme Court for a 18 year voting age shift by simple statute and urged a constitutional amendment path to protect state and federal election qualifications.
William F Buckley Jr analyzes the New Haven mistrial in the Bobby Seale case. He argues juror independence opposed anti black bias, questions the judge’s postponement rationale, and urges reforms to the jury system noting legal authorities impeded by the system rather than public prejudice.
Barbara Mullen of Oakland and Delia Alvarez of Santa Clara will co coordinate Families of POWs and MIAs for Indochina Peace. The group, backed by about 25 families across several states, urges Congress to authorize U S withdrawal from Vietnam by December 31, 1971 with a condition that Communists free all American POWs upon withdrawal.
A mixed set of cryptic style across and down clues appears on the daily page. Entries range from bitterly pungent to telegraph era phrases with playful nods to names and places.
Washington report on Barbara Hatcher 24 who quit the FBI after being moved from the Domestic Intelligence Division due to her roommate Sharon Waterman who works for Senator George McGovern. The case includes a fired FBI clerk visit and an underground paper claim, ending with Hatcher's resignation to work for a law firm.
Red Bluff yesterday featured a patriotic Merrill School Squaw Hall program with a large audience and four eighth grade graduates receiving diplomas. The following evening the Red Bluff Union High School cafeteria hosted the Mothers and Daughters banquet themed Sailing On with about 120 attendees.
Historic notes mark June 1 with events from 1792 Kentucky statehood to 1958 De Gaulle premier to 1944 Mexico abolishing siesta. Modern milestones include a 1966 Eisenhower remark, 1969 moon landing photos, and 1990 Peru earthquake death estimates.
A 1971 California antitrust suit seeks damages for overcharges on Aureomycin Tetramycin and tetracycline products from 1954 to 1966. The notice explains class eligibility Purchasers in California must respond by June 25 1971 to exclude themselves or enter appearance. The Attorney General represents the class and details how to file.
Parents lament overreliance on IQ and SQ scores as status symbols in schools and homes. Experts explain how IQ is calculated and note ongoing use of broader tests to guide gifted education and support for all children.
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