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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
3
ACRES OF PLANTS Magic Mountain in Valencia California boasts 200 acres of greenery including 7 000 trees and 50 000 flowers and shrubs.
A compilation of Ann Landers style responses to readers in Los Angeles and White Plains. Topics include door safety in cities versus small towns, a 21 year old man involved with a 14 year old girl and parental responsibility, and greetings for new grandparents prompting etiquette on visits and gifts. The letters reveal social norms of the era and the columnist’s candid guidance.
Ruth Cox of Zuckweiler's Department Store in Red Bluff announces a drive for old bed sheets to be used as bandages and pads by the American Cancer Society. The collection center will post monthly totals in June with a July 1 formal donation acceptance by Tehama County Cancer Society.
Calendar list of local meetings and events includes a Sunday benefit rodeo in Los Molinos at 1 p.m. Various county and school trustees hold sessions at courthouses, district offices, and schools across Tehama and neighboring towns with times from 7 to 9 p.m. Immunization clinics appear in Red Bluff and Corning, plus a Wednesday joint trustee meeting in multiple towns.
The American-Korean Foundation presented Mamie Eisenhower with a turtle shaped paper weight in topaz and gold. The gift marks the founding of an agricultural program named for Dwight D. Eisenhower to train 600,000 South Koreans.
Craig F. Faniani of Gerber wins the $500 Jack Little Memorial Scholarship from the Tehama County Employees Association announced by Glenn Nielson. Faniani, Red Bluff High School student government participant and athlete, leads a dance band and works after school to fund education and plans to enter UC Davis engineering in the fall. The Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun is noted in Colorado Springs.
James Edward Fiedler 19 and Mollie Louise Button 18 both of Red Bluff apply for marriage license. John Michael Barlow 24 and Kathleen Louise Lyon 18 both of Red Bluff apply for marriage license.
In Washington the Senate considered amendments to advance the Nixon goal of an all-volunteer force by ending the draft or shortening extensions. Hatfield’s plan to end calls by July 1 faced slim odds, while Schweiker’s measure to halve a two-year extension could push the volunteer army to mid-1973. Leaders eyed a June 18 vote to cut Vietnam war funds, with a time limit affecting debate on the draft-extension bill and related amendments.
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