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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1972
Page
7
Gov. Reagan endorses Prop 1 a 250 million Cal-Vet bond to aid veterans homes and farms. He denounces Prop 9 as environmental atrocity and warns Prop 10 changes could open large scale land giveaways amid a suit seeking to block votes.
Delegates of the AFL-CIO AFSCME contributed and pledged 44 574 dollars to the United Farm Workers Union lettuce boycott. Eliseo Medina accused the American Farm Bureau Federation of backing state laws to weaken the union while Cesar Chavez, hospitalized in Phoenix, fasts to protest a new Arizona harvest strike ban.
AP dispatch notes a week of environmental action with Senate approval of toxic substances controls, new air and water rules, and Ford testing issues. EPA moves to allow shortened car tests while delaying sales, and a 1899 water law is reinterpreted as agencies push best practicable technology to curb discharges.
Cairo reports show Egyptians saddened and angry at ongoing Israeli control of the Suez east bank five years after the war. Editors stress national losses and fear of renewed conflict while urging a peaceful solution and withdrawal from occupied areas.
Pauline Davis Assemblywoman for the First District outlined a fulltime role and detailed committee assignments to about 50 California Credit Union League members. She discussed the 1972-73 budget, education funding, and opposition to regional government while noting education needs and school district facilities funding tied to safety standards.
Tehama County leaders and county supervisors discuss tax reform bills, state sponsorship of private bonds, and funding for small county fairs. Mrs. Davis criticizes court reform and notes drought water rights concerns, with emphasis on insurance and environment bills.
President Nixon appears content with his staged role in a modern Tale of Two Cities. Moscow and Peking summit scenes, shown globally, seem prewritten by Nixon and Kissinger. Publicly he hopes for a year of guiding America toward lasting peace while privately aiming to ease a White House lease renewal in November.
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