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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
1
Red Bluff Elementary District trustees face a space crisis after a $1.6 million bond was defeated. They consider reballoting with a two thirds threshold, awaiting a state supreme court ruling on simple majority, or planning double sessions to address space after the Lincoln Street school was condemned.
About 20 Tehama County physicians attended at St Elizabeth Hospital where Dr H W Paley of Mt Zion San Francisco spoke on detection of coronary artery disease. He highlighted Stress Exercise Tests and the treadmill, noting accuracy and how pace rises from two to six mph to determine maximal heart rate.
Tehama city hall library and community center will get a window type air conditioner at an estimated cost between 200 and 300 dollars. The council passed readings on junked vehicles ordinance and fence setback enforcement. Tentative salary increases for city clerk and treasurer were approved and zoning and undergrounding district plans discussed.
W R Woody Rzeppa, Red Bluff School District business manager, faces incompetency and inefficiency charges. He was fired by the joint high school elementary trustee boards who voted to replace him. A public hearing date is not set. Rzeppa seeks one. He remains employed until June 30 and will be represented by the California School Employes Association, with county district attorney staff available.
In Lisbon AP reports foreign ministers of NATO said East West talks on a Berlin settlement are making progress. The officials did not specify details but emphasized movement toward a settlement.
Sheriff Roy Whiteaker says more bodies may be buried in orchard graves north of Yuba City as deputies dig in flooded sites. 23 victims linked to Mexican-born contractor Juan Corona have been found. Corona pleads innocent to 10 murder counts as a June 16 preliminary hearing is set.
A North Vietnamese news dispatch says Hanoi may refuse to accept 13 disabled POWs and blames the U.S. and South Vietnam for delaying the broader repatriation of 570 sick and wounded prisoners. Vietnam had agreed to repatriate the group earlier in May.
In Tehama County Superior Court Judge Curtiss E B Wetter continued the cases of Roberto Sandoval and James Alearez to Monday after a hearing. Sandoval faces murder charges while Alearez is charged as an accessory. Defense lawyers moved to set aside indictments citing delays and potential conflicts of interest with prior counsel.
V R Bud Phillips resigned yesterday from the Red Bluff Airport Commission citing other commitments. The resignation becomes effective upon receipt of the letter to the city council and city manager. Phillips, Red Bluff AAA district manager, proposed replacements Richard Dopkins Vern Lind or Dr Robert Stoffer.
Sixty nine eighth graders will graduate at the commencement ceremony starting at 8 pm. Commander Harold Pascoe will present the American Legion citizenship award to an outstanding boy and girl alongside academic honors. Bil Dennison, chairman of the School Board, will award Teacher of the Year to Mrs. Mary Louise Johnson.
The Red Bluff Union High School governing board will hold a special noon meeting tomorrow at the district office 1525 Douglas Street to hear a report from the scholarship committee.
Fair weather tonight and tomorrow with rising temperatures. Highs near 85 today and 90 tomorrow, lows around 55 tonight. Winds light and variable tonight, then northerly 15 to 25 mph tomorrow. River readings show Lake Red Bluff 158 ft, Bend Bridge 22.1 ft, Tehama 204.5 ft, Woodson Bridge 170.0 ft. Sunset 4:33 p.m. tonight. sunrise 5:41 a.m. tomorrow PDT.
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