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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
3
Readers seek guidance on neighbor cruelty to a puppy and family tensions over privacy and explanations. Ann Landers urges reporting cruelty to the SPCA if needed, and advises respecting confidences when asked about private matters. The page also lists goat cheeses and textures.
Red Bluff Union High School holds 1972 baccalaureate at Spartan field Sunday evening at 8 30. Invocations by Rev Aidan O Reilly and Rev Bill Abell, sermon by Rev J A Barber. Public invited to attend.
The Golden Feather Riders of Gridley host an Open Schooling Show for all ages and skill levels on Saturday. Events begin at 9 a.m. with age groups 12 and under 13 to 17 and 18 plus, judged by Duchess Joseph of Galt.
In Valley Medical Center San Jose expectant mothers embrace a new maternity ward waterbed costing about 1000 dollars. Dr. Robert Goodlin says uptake is strong as the bed supports a side fetal-like position and warmth adjustable to 100 degrees before delivery on a conventional bed.
Commerce Secretary Peter G. Peterson announced a phased fire resistance requirement for children’s sleepwear. Beginning July 29 sizes 0 to 6X must resist flames or face a label warning. A year later all sizes 0 to 6X must comply or be banned. potential expansion to sizes 7 to 14 being considered.
Nobel Prize winning scientist Dr. George Wald of Harvard said acupuncture for surgical pain relief is absolutely real and not hypnotic suggestion. He clarified his remarks refer to the new technique and not traditional needle acupuncture.
Lily Pons 68, a longtime Metropolitan Opera star, performed with the New York Philharmonic in a first New York concert in 12 years. Invited by conductor Andre Kostelanetz, she appeared at an early summer promenade concert “just for fun.”
Pablo Casals missed the opening of the 1972 Casals Festival of Music in San Juan due to a cold. A spokesman said the 95 year old cellist was expected to attend Friday night as the annual gathering drew a capacity 2,050 to the University of Puerto Rico auditorium.
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