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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
4
Red Bluff residents rally to save the Fairgrounds Roller Rink as the Fair Board considers the lease termination. Opponents press for a viable alternative to ease youth access and avoid loss of a key recreational facility, with a proposed 60 to 90 day grace period for the operator to address problems.
Mrs S P Hicks declares cannot take back worn articles after a reasonable period. She aims to keep a steady supply of the latest hats and feminine accessories, ordering goods daily by express. She argues against returning items after a week to avoid selling unfashionable stock.
Puzzle clues mix languages and references across provinces and peoples. Names such as Thomas Joseph and Kish anchor a wide set of definitions for platform places and titles with varied wordplay cues. The grid blends cultural terms with historic and modern figures.
Washington column notes a confidential study finding an aggression every 3.5 minutes on NBC ABC and CBS during two Saturday mornings. It cites experiments, calls for nonviolent programs, and praise for Devlin while criticizing ad and toy-driven content.
The piece defends Daniel Patrick Moynihan appointed to the United Nations by President, rebuts Henry Fairlie of the Washington Post who questions Moynihan’s liberalism and fitness for the role. It emphasizes Moynihan’s past UN experience and his informed diplomacy.
An 8th grade science class from Bidwell School writes a letter to the editor praising Tehama County soil and water conservation. They thank officials from the Dept of Fish and Game and other agencies and highlight strong local soil conservation on farms and ranches.
Dear Editor letter argues gun owners must mobilize in elections to protect the right to keep and bear arms. Wallace W. Nichols urges letters to legislators and mentions figures like Ted Kennedy and Abner Mikva, urging voters to think about freedom versus federal programs.
The Daily News states it does not publish anonymous communications and will not consider unsigned letters. Readers are encouraged to sign with their full name and address for publication.
Arnold Sawislak argues that citizen frustration with bureaucratic red tape reflects a need to reform government. He cites proposals from Wallace critics and John G. Stewart including penalties for missed obligations and IRS processing delays to restore public confidence and spur action.
UPI reports tense calm in Saigon as the new communist government moves against former regime figures and U S workers. Officials hint at blood debts and purges while in Saigon no reprisals have yet appeared and trials or indoctrination for former leaders loom.
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