Tehama Supervisors Seek Compromise On Open Range Law
Tehama County supervisors weighed open versus closed rangeland with a June 29 decision expected after public hearing. The board eyed a compromise to avoid county liability, perhaps posting low speed limits to allow livestock crossing roads.
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Johnn Glenn
Tehama County
Shan Patterson
Patterson
Benefit Rodeo Planned For Injured Cowboy
A benefit rodeo for Doug Berens of Red Bluff will be held at Ken Brewer Arena Los Molinos on June 6 at 1 30 p m The event features rodeo events girl barrel racing trick riding and jackpot contests All proceeds go to Berens medical costs with Ken Brewer Arena Dick Hemsted and others donating facilities stock and services Spectators pay 2 for adults 1 for children and champions from California Nevada and Northern California are expected to compete
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Doug Berens
Red Bluff
Ken Brewer
Los Molinos
Berens
Sacramento
Dick Hemsted
Anderson
California
Nevada
Wilson Road
Red Bluff Council Defers 1971 Budget Talks
Red Bluff City Council postponed consideration of the 1971 72 city budget to its next meeting set for June 10 at 7 30 p m The proposed budget total is 1 732 580 with a tax rate of 2 15 Salaries are a major item and a salary survey by Cooperative Personnel Services of the State Personnel Board suggested about a five percent payroll increase The council also approved a parcel map allowing division of property at Scottsdale Way and Walnut Street Continued on Page 12
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Lou Walther
Red Bluff
Tom Novi
Cooperative Personnel Services
State Personnel Board
James Hoffman
Novi
Scottsdale Way
Walnut Street
Bonds For Red Bluff Schools Are Defeated
Red Bluff Elementary District voters defeated a 1.6 million bond by 208 votes. turnout was 1,463 with 768 yes and 695 no. The proposal would have replaced Lincoln Street School at Vista School site to meet Field Act earthquake standards. Lincoln Street voters opposed by 390 to 364 in favor.
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Red Bluff
Floyd Hicks
Lincoln Street
Lincoln
Vista
Jackson School
Indictment Move Sought In Plum Creek Slaying
Attorneys for Roberto Sandoval and James Alcarez asked Judge Curtiss E. Wetter to dismiss the indictments alleging undue delay in filing charges for a Plum Creek prison camp slaying near Red Bluff. They argued eight months passed before investigations could begin and physical evidence was lost. The cases were continued for further action.
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Plum Creek
Wetter
Billie Joe Hensley
Fire destroys McDonald hatchery on Highway 99W
A blaze at McDonald Sales Inc. hatchery on Highway 99W caused about 60 000 dollars in damage. Fire crews from Tehama County Rural Gerber El Camino Richfield and Corning stations battled the blaze reported at 9 43 p m, injuring one firefighter treated and released. Faulty wiring is blamed for the wood frame building fire.
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McDonald’s Hatchery
Tehama Avenue
Proberta
Robert Myers
Highway
McDonald Sales Inc
L. A. McDonald and Son Paul
Tehama County Rural Fire Dept
Gerber Volunteer Fire Dept
el Camino Volunteers
Richfield Volunteers
Corning Jaycee
el Camino District
George Shepard
Gerber Volunteers
St Elizabeth Hospital
Red Bluff
Link Between Yuba City slayings and 1970 body grows stronger
Lt. Robert Hill ties the Yuba City mass slayings to an unidentified Tehama County victim found near Woodson Bridge in 1970. Investigators note wounds similar to the 23 migrant workers, with head trauma, chest stab wounds, and facial mutilation. Corona faces murder charges in Sutter County, with officials stating a blackout limits details.
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Yuba City
Calif
Juan Corona
Dist
Atty
Dave Teja
Sutter County
J. J. Hawkins
Corona
Teja
Colin Davies
Woodson Bridge
Robert Hill
Tehama County
Sheriff's Department
Hill
Juan Vallejo Corona
G. Dave Teja
Tehama
Associated Press
City Hall Library AC on council agenda
Tehama City Council will review air conditioning for the city hall and library on tonight’s agenda. Also listed are a second reading of a junk car ordinance a continuation of a public hearing on formation of an undergrounding district and a discussion of hazardous buildings within the city.
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Tehama
Tehama City Hall
Weather Outlook With Mild Tonight And Warmer Tomorrow
Variable high clouds and fair conditions prevail tonight and tomorrow. High today around 75 with a 50 night low, and warmer highs expected tomorrow. Winds shift from light variable to increasingly northerly tomorrow. River levels show Lake Red Bluff at 15.7 feet and Bend Bridge 224 feet. Precipitation: last 24 hours 0.1 inch. season to date 22.87 inches. Sunset 8.33 p.m.. sunrise 5.41 a.m. PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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