Corning Senior Featured in Who's Who Among High School Students
Corning Union High School senior John Goniea will be profiled in the seventh annual Who's Who Among American High School Students 1972-73 edition. With a 3.8 GPA, he has excelled in band Science Club 4-H and leadership activities and earned multiple science fair and poster contest honors. He has been accepted at Chico State University for fall enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
John Goniea
Corning Union High School
Hollywood
Glenn Campbell
John
Lee
Shearer Goniea
California Scholastic Federation
Science Club
California
Tehama County
Chico State University
Dear Ann Landers Letters on family, car woes, and weddings
A collection of Ann Landers miscellany including advice on raising a special needs child, a tongue in cheek note about a Hungarian Goulash recipe, car repair woes, and wedding etiquette. The Iowa reader urges better treatment for a retarded boy, while Skeptical Paul praises wit, and a Squeezed by a Lemon letter seeks BBB help for a faulty car.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Iowa
Avenue E
East
Arlington
Texas
Richmond
Machiavelli
Paul
Montreal
Better Business Bureau
Sweden
California gubernatorial hopeful Roth speaks to Red Bluff Democrats
William Roth a San Francisco executive and Yale graduate told Red Bluff listeners he plans a statewide tour before deciding to run. He argued education budget cuts harm California’s universities, warned tuition increases burden middle income families, and urged an integrated plan of progress and conservation for orderly growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Williamson Roth
Suncheon
Oscar Slongs
Red Bluff
Roth
San Francisco
Northern California
Adlai Stevenson
Yale University
Board of Regents
University of California
Los Angeles
Tehama County
Indian Arts Display at Tehama Library Highlights Cultures
Tehama County Library presents Indian Arts and Lore display for June curated by Mrs. Jean Rasmussen. Books, magazines, recordings, and films on Native American history and art are available for borrowing, featuring authors such as Parker Salomon Wherry Feder and Josephy along with two Indian songs and films Ishi in Two Worlds and Paddle-to-the-Sea. Jehovahs Witnesses announce 1973 international conventions with locations across the United States and abroad, themed Divine Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehama
Jean Rasmussen
Alice Mathisen
Arthur C. Parker
Julian H. Salomon
Joseph H. Wherry
H.P. Mera
Navaho Land
U.S.A
Petersen
The
United States
Frederic H. Douglas
Norman Feder
Selena LaMarr
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of
New York
Jehovah’s Witnesses
LeRoy M. Reid, Jr
Red Bluff
Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Oakland-Alameda Stadium
Oakland
Tiger Stadium
Detroit
White Sox Park
Chicago
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles
Astrodome
Houston
Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh
Royals Stadium
Kansas City
Veterans Stadium
Philadelphia
Atlanta Stadium
Gulfstream Race Track
Miami
Reid
U.S
Canada
Europe
Asia
South and
Central America
South Pacific
Africa
Dorothy Schwaller
Alice Thompson
Schwaller
el Camino
Corning
Thompson
Daily News
Colin Davies
Pregnancy Pay Said Benefit Plan Threat
A federal court ruled pregnant women are entitled to state disability benefits, costing California about 120 million dollars annually and possibly bankrupting the program within a year unless contributions rise. The ruling will be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, with estimates of 200,000 pregnancies affected yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPS
Supreme Court
Geduldig
California
Transplanting Vegetables When Trees Shade Beds
Home gardeners may move established vegetables to new spots to avoid shading from fruit trees. Prep includes watering before moving, digging a soil block, lifting with care, placing in a loose soil bed, and firming with water. Shade protection may help during hot periods.
Happiness is a Home Read the Want Ad Real Estate Section
Real estate buyers and renters scan the Want Ad pages for listings in this issue. Properties include homes for sale, rentals, and investment opportunities with prices and locations across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want Ad
Officers Apprehend Suspects In Holiday Hit And Run Spree
Four hit and run accidents occurred in Red Bluff over Memorial Day weekend with four vehicles involved. Officers Wills Veatch Irwin Gwaltney Trout Clement tracked down drivers and prosecutors consider charges for hit and run property damage. Citizens aided in identifying the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bluff
Robert W. Wills
California Highway Patrol
Wills
Highway Patrol
Red Bluff City
Riley A. Veatch
Interstate 5
Michael Irwin
Bob M. Gwaltney
James R. Trout
Marlin D. Clement
Reagan regains approval in California poll
California Poll finds 38 percent rate Governor Reagan as good, 20 percent poor, best since 1970. Nixon's ratings decline with 34 percent good and 35 percent poor. Cranston leads potential 1974 Senate race. Tunney shows 27 percent good, 18 percent poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Nixon
Melvin D. Field
Reagan
Alan Cranston
Senate
Cranston
Robert Finch
Finch
John Tunney
Fridge saga with a resident squirrel and canned humor
A wife unearthed a large two door refrigerator during her canning period. The narrator maintains it by removing the bottom panel to free a live squirrel powering the cooling cage. When problems arise he jokes about the nutty situation while muttering affection for animals and considering replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Crews
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Northwestern
Yale
Evanston
Illinois
Cyclopedia OF the
B. Klein
Indian Historian
Frontier Times
Western North America
Robert Ariss
Margaret Wheat
North Pacific Coast
Tom McFeat
Alvin M. Josephy Jr
Stephen Beckham
By Bil Keane
Hed Aulo
Main St. P. O
Sun
Panavision
Warner Bros
Warner Communications Company
U.A
Chico
Liv Ullmann
New York Film Critics
Max von Sydow
el Rey Theatre
New York Film Critics Award
Finzi-Continis
Oak ST
United Artist
Redlord Jeremiahohnson
Scott River
Fort Jones
Tom & Jan Ball
Rt. 1
Box
Johnson
Skin
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