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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
3
The column presents letters about relationships and addiction. An anonymous believer urges Jesus Christ as a solution while Ann Landers endorses ecumenical spirit. Other readers seek guidance on family drama and handling a alcoholic husband with support from Al-Anon.
Public ceremonies at Lake California near Redding and Red Bluff begin at 2 30 p m to honor Dr Joseph L Price the founder of Lake California and Cottonwood Ranch. R M Bud Moore will deliver the dedication speech as civic leaders and family attend the event.
A reader seeks help about an unwanted adult in her home and potential steps to find safer living. Mrs. Ricker advises contacting family services or juvenile court, notes possible unfit parenting, and suggests police intervention if abused.
Six Shasta College educators Dr. Paul Chiles Leo Chiantelli Dr Grenville Gibbs Walter Brooks Arthur Thompson and Edward Petersen have been named Outstanding Educators of America for 1972 by the national organization based in Chicago. They were selected for civic and professional achievements and will be profiled in the Outstanding Educators volume.
Tehama County Department of Education lists public and elementary graduation dates. Events run June 2 through June 13 at multiple schools including Reeds Creek, Berrendos Antelope, Evergreen, Mineral, Plum Valley, Richfield, Corning High, Lassen View, Los Molinos High, Bidwell, Bend, and Manton with various 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. start times.
A narrator recalls Uncle Dick Hyde, a tall Black man known as colored, who worked dirty jobs near slaughter and rendering plants, lived with Lily in a self dug waterless grove, cared for passing colored people and even a child or two, and moved later to Stockton seeking a TV and a colored neighborhood while reflecting on brotherhood and prejudice.
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