Sacred Heart Students Build Carton Crossroads City
Second grade at Sacred Heart School abandoned desks for box houses forming Carton Crossroads. A jail and church appear with a mock election naming Raymond Barber as mayor and Ronald Penne editor. May 29 awards and a tour by Red Bluff Mayor Hoffman precede a chamber invitation for visitors through June 8.
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Ray Barber
Raymond Barber
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Senate Finance Panel Approves Major Reagan Budget Cut
The Senate Finance Committee approved in executive session a 9.23 billion budget, about 79.9 million less than Reagan asked. The vote was 10-0 behind closed doors, prompting criticism over public-session rules and signaling federal action concerns for Medi-Cal and welfare cuts.
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Ralph Collier
D-Yreka
Collier
Reagan
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California
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Mittee
Oil price surge and fuel shortages hit multiple sectors
OPEC nations plan an 11.9 percent oil price rise and daily dollar-driven fluctuations. Senator Long calls for a higher gasoline tax to curb demand, with revenues possibly subsidizing public transport. FTC urged to probe tanker firms’ actions. Businesses from Connecticut to Hawaii report cuts, layoffs, and transport changes amid shortages and rising costs.
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U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Geneva
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George P. Shultz
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Henry M. Jackson
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Hijacking ends as gunmen flee with ransom
Two hooded assailants, who had held a Colombian airliner for nearly three days, jumped from the aircraft with 50 000 dollars in ransom as the plane neared Resistencia Argentina. The incident marked the longest hijacking in flight on record and covered about 10 000 miles.
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UPI
Resistencia
Colombia
Tehama County approves $386,000 employee pay raise
Tehama County supervisors vote to boost annual payroll by about $386,000 for 1969-70 employees after Griffenhagen Kroeger Inc. survey. The raise, effective July 1, raises pay across classifications with a five percent minimum, with most employees benefitting and only three not receiving increases.
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Jimmie Hinkle
San Francisco
Griffenhagen- Kroeger Inc
Tehama County Employes Association
Association of Tehama County Taxpayers
Tehama County Farm Bureau
Operating Engineers Union
Griffenhagen-Kroeger
Griffenhagen- Kroeger
Hinkle
California unemployment hits 4.9 percent record May jobs surge
California’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 4.9 percent in May, the lowest in nearly 30 years, with 8.575 million employed. Unemployment dropped from 441000 to 421000 and Stockton led with 6.8 percent while farm jobs rose amid a late agricultural season.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Dwight W. Geduldig
Human Resources Development Department
Geduldig
Human Resources Department
Stockton
Gerber Man Vindicated In Cattle Rustling Trial
Glenn T. Miller of Gerber was found innocent by a jury on grand theft cattle rustling charges. He was absolved of rustling two cows from Mary Vinnedge of Gerber in November 1972, with the case stemming from a misunderstanding.
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Gerber
Glenn T. Miller
Miller
Mary Vinnedge
Weather forecast and river readings for the coming days
Fair today through Sunday with warmer temperatures and light variable winds. Highs mid 80s to mid 90s, lows mid 50s, zero chance of measurable precipitation. Outlook for Monday is fair. River levels show Lake Red Bluff 15.7 feet, Bend Bridge 20.5, Tehama Bridge 203.9, Woodson Bridge 168.3 feet. sunset 8 32 p.m., sunrise 5 41 a.m. PDT.
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Tehama Bridge
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