Leaders Say No Way To Avoid Tax Raise
In Sacramento legislative leaders from both parties say Gov. Reagan cannot dodge a tax increase of at least 220 million dollars. They warn savings from welfare reform are wiped out, leaving a deficit around 150 million with 72 million more needed to cover borrowed funds.
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Bill Stall
Sacramento
Reagan
A. Alan Post
State Teachers Retirement Fund
Senate
James Mills
San Diego
Fred Marler
Redding
Capitol
California Assembly Passes Gas Tax Extend Plan for Transit
The Assembly approved AB 544 to extend the five percent sales tax to gasoline plus the existing per gallon taxes, expected to raise 150 million dollars yearly for public transit. AB 724 would push racial balance in public schools with district enrollment guidelines. Senate sent AB 152 to the Governor proposing a June 1972 vote on a Bay Area sixth bridge. AB 123 would allow name changes from state college to state university under criteria set by state education authorities.
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D-Chula Vista
California
Bagley
San Rafael
Senate
San Francisco Bay Area
Bay
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Crown
Alameda
University
State College
State University
State College Board of Trustees
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Barnes
San Diego
Rogers Presses France To Join Troop Cut Talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers urged France to join NATO allies in negotiating troop reductions with the Soviet Union. Maurice Schumann appeared to be the sole holdout at the NATO foreign ministers meeting in Lisbon. Rogers seeks an exploratory period to gauge Soviet leader Brezhnev’s potential commitments and to define how talks might be organized.
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Lisbon
William P. Rogers
France
NATO
Soviet Union
Maurice Schumann
Schumann
United States
Rogers
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Communists Launch Economic Offensive In Bolivia
In La Paz the Soviet Union opens an economic push to outpace U S aid as leftist President Juan Jose Torres seeks to reduce American influence. A key project involves Soviet cooperation in exploring the high Andean plateau for oil.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Zerkle Earns Bachelor's at San Jose State in Inauguration Ceremony
Ralph Zerkle Jr. earned a BS in Business Administration Accounting from Corning during San Jose State College commencement at Spartan Field. More than 3,000 graduates received degrees as Dr. John H. Bunzel was inaugurated as the twentieth college president in a combined ceremony intended to reduce inauguration costs.
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Ralph Zerkle Jr
Corning
San Jose State College
Spartan Field
John H. Bunzel
Los Angeles Firms Plan Tehama County Property Deals
Two Los Angeles based corporations filed with the Tehama County Clerk to deal in county property. Manton Land Development Corporation seeks land investment and development with 25 000 shares at 1 each, directors Burns Bussiere Haselman Laird Jr. North American Land and Cattle Company plans to act as a licensed real estate broker with 1 million shares at 1 each, directors Katherine Kirby George Kirby Patricia Laird.
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Tehama County
Manton Corporation
Kenneth R. Burns
Glendale
Barry Bussiere
Encino
Bruce Haselman
Woodland Hills
Joseph R. Laird Jr
Hidden Hills
North American
Katherine Kirby
George L. Kirby
Lancaster
Patricia Laird
Hidden Hillis
McIntyre Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Retired Los Angeles Archbishop James Francis Cardinal McIntyre, age 84, was released after a 12 day hospital stay for exhaustion and neuritis. He returned to St Basil's Church to resume duties as a parish priest.
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Los Angeles
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Cardinal McIntyre
St. Basil’s Church
All Appaloosa Horse Show Planned by Northern Cal Association
The Northern Cal Appaloosa Association sponsors its annual All Appaloosa Horse Show in Red Bluff at the Tehama Totem Fairgrounds on June 12 and 13. Show Secretary Barbara Williams reports entries from Oregon and southern California. Halter classes for mares, stallions and geldings are Saturday. Sunday features performance classes for adults and youth. For details call Mrs. Williams at 865 4246.
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Northern Cal Appaloosa Association
Red Bluff
Tehama Totem Fairgrounds
Barbara Williams
Orland
Oregon
California
Nixon's Slayings Critique Shadowed by Politics
Washington AP report says President Nixon's concern over the 100 police slayings in 11 months was tainted by political aims. New York Police Commissioner Patrick V Murphy, excluded from a White House conference with Nixon, Mitchell, and Hoover, voiced disappointment. Murphy notes seven of his 52 officers killed since Jan 1. Hoover had drawn up the guest list. Murphy was in New York directing a murder investigation.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
New York
Patrick V. Murphy
John N. Mitchell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Murphy
Hoover
Ramsey Clark
Visitor recalls Red Bluff with gratitude
William B Fate of Bakersfield recalls Red Bluff visit on May 25. He thanks a county buildings janitor David Jukich for finding and returning his wallet containing cash and credit cards, turning it to the police department intact. Fate is a retired deputy sheriff.
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Bakersfield
William B. Fate
Red Bluff
Daily News
David Jukich
Fate
Red Bluff Lions Donates Flag for Gerber Park
Gerber Community Park now flies a U S flag after Red Bluff Lions Club replaced a flagless pole. Park manager Wilson H Shafer credits Myron Smith Bud Reynolds and the club for the effort calling it a grand gesture to service communities.
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Gerber
Wilson H. Shafer
Red Bluff
Meat department at M M Market names new manager
PROBERTA Charles Lindenberg has taken over the meat department of the M M Market in Proberta, formerly Harvey’s. Lindenberg plans to offer stand packaged meats and custom cuts and expects to open next week as a one year Gerber resident with long term local property.
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Proberta
Charles __Lindenberg
M&m
Harvey’s
Clark's Restaurant opens in Corning replacing Olive Pit
The former Olive Pit on Highway 99W near Solano Street becomes Clark's Restaurant. Loren Clark of Oregon plans a 24 hour opening early this week with a full menu at lower tourist rates and aims to hire waitresses kitchen staff and a top chef to attract customers, filling the gap left by The Creamery's closing.
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Olive Pit
Corning
Hwy
Solano Street
Turnpike
Clark
Richfield School Graduates Eight At Exercises
Richfield School graduated a class of eight last night. Students leaving for Corning High School include Jeffrey Neil White Vicki Linn Ross Cheryl Ann Miskel Edward Gene Hicks Casey Stephen Hemping Patti Kay Hall Janet Kay Fitzgerald David Lee Fitzgerald Sally Ann Eller and Lance Eric Allen. The Rev J A Barber was the featured speaker. Students speeches by graduates Sally Eller Lance Allen and Vicki Ross also were given. Casey Hemping welcomed the assembly.
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Richfield
Richfield School
Senate panels clash over campaign limits in election bill
Washington AP report notes two Senate committees oppose key spending and contribution caps. Rules Committee cuts $5,000 individual limit and endorses a single $0.10 per voter advertising ceiling, while Commerce backs separate radio TV and print limits and rejects full per type spend.
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Washington
Senate
Rules Committee
Commerce Committee
White House
Ship With Prisoners Returns To Da Nang
The U. S. troopship Upshur returned to Da Nang with 13 disabled North Vietnamese prisoners of war aboard after Hanoi said it would not accept their return. The prisoners were taken from the Upshur to a Da Nang prison camp, flown from Bien Hoa near Saigon, and will remain at Da Nang rather than return there.
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Upshur
da Nang
Hanoi
Bien Hoa
Saigon
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