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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1971
Page
1
North Vietnamese gunners hit Da Nang in daylight rockets killing five civilians and wounding seven civilians plus three soldiers. Three houses were destroyed and missiles struck the air base during the attack on Vietnam's second largest city.
Weather forecast calls for scattered sun and a warm spell through Sunday with highs in the mid 80s to 90 and overnight lows around 55. Northerly winds 5 to 15 mph and partly cloudy conditions plus a continued mild start to the week. River levels at Lake Red Bluff 15.7 feet and Bend Bridge 220.0 feet above mean sea level with Tehama 204.0 and Woodson Bridge 169.9. Precipitation in the last 24 hours 0.02 inches. season total 22.78 inches. Normal to date 21.70 and last year to date 20.80. Sunset 8:35 p.m., sunrise 5:40 a.m. PDT.
Bruce Carnegie of Dairyville, 37, was killed and Carroll Benson of Anderson severely injured when two pickups collided on Highway 99E at Belle Mull Road East. Deputy coroner Zack Farmer noted tangled wreckage with no clear skid marks and that Benson was rushed to St Elizabeth Hospital while Carnegie was taken to Hoyt Cole Chapel of the Flowers.
President Nixon flies to Tulsa to dedicate a 440 mile federal navigation system named for Democratic sponsors John McClellan and the late Robert Kerr. The waterway runs from the Mississippi River toward Tulsa.
Congressional panel hears that antagonist drugs may end heroin addiction unlike methadone. Researchers say about 400 addicts have tried the new drugs, including cyclazocine, which Resnick says could be used widely within a year with funding. Naloxone already approved for overdoses. an addict testimonial supports potential impact.
Red Bluff police investigated three burglaries reported yesterday at Carmichael's Furniture J C Penney and New China Restaurant on Main Street. Entry at Carmichael's came via a roof trap with rings and $236.26 missing. J C Penney coin loss from a roof entry. New China juke box and cigarette machine broken into with cash and cigarettes missing.
Funeral services for Gertrude Katherine Hoy were held in Hoyt-Cole Chapel of the Flowers yesterday afternoon. The Red Bluff resident died Wednesday at home. Rev. J. A. Barber led the service with many friends and family in attendance. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery.
Funeral services for Marie Louise Dodge were conducted in the Fickert and Pascoe Mortuary Chapel Red Bluff with Msgr. James Casey of Sacred Heart Church officiating. Pallbearers included Larry Wells Tom Taylor Tom Dudley Chuck Henderson Randy Henderson and Michael Penix. Burial followed in Los Molinos.
Palestinian guerrillas said they killed four Israeli soldiers in a five hour battle Friday near Jericho north of the Dead Sea. Israel reported only a minor exchange of fire with no casualties.
The White House comments on rising unemployment and higher wholesale prices amid reports of a nine-year peak. Labor data show 6.2 percent jobless in May, up from 6.1 in April, with economists warning hardship could worsen before improvement.
Gov. Reagan faces a looming budget gap with no permanent fix, says Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post. He cites taxes on taxes or withholding and welfare reform as uncertain options. Post warns welfare costs could reach nearly $1 billion next year, leaving a $243 million shortfall even after expected savings. Reagan suggested payroll withholding could cover the deficit.
Red Bluff High School prepares for a baccalaureate service for about 317 graduates at 8 30 p m on Spartan Fuld. The Red Bluff Ministerial Association sponsors the event with Rev James France delivering the matin address. A reception follows in the school cafeteria with Future Homemakers and junior class members assisting and refreshments from junior families.
Infrared map aided searchers as they extended work in Feather River orchards near Yuba City. Sheriff Roy Whiteaker said the 25th grave was located in a peach orchard on Jack Sullivan ranch after a low mood among deputies during the late Friday sweep.
Correction of a marriage license for James Edward Fiedler 19 and Mollie Louise Burton 18 both of Red Bluff. The filing reflects standard name spellings for official records.
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