Sadat Reopens Suez Canal in Port Said Opening
President Anwar Sadat reopened the Suez Canal and sailed through aboard the destroyer October 6 marking eight years since the Six Day War. He pledged peace but urged Israel to withdraw from occupied Arab lands, as crowds cheered along the canal.
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Mohamed Gammassy
Slough Ski Area Plan Stalled by Federal Red Tape
Red Bluff promoters defend East Sand Slough water sport project amid delays from the Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation. Local officials fault multiagency review, citing safety concerns and the need for a coordinated plan before development.
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Larry Lalaguna
Tuetay
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Pat Murphy
Red Bluff
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Shannon Patterson
Lalaguna
Barbara Crowley
Jelays
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Crowley
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U.S. Coast Guard
Army Corps of Engineers
Sand Slough
Lake Red Bluff
Entry Deadline Set for County Fair Booths
Tehama County Fair organizers announce that completed entry forms for all feature and garden booths are due Friday, June 13. Forms and information are available at the fairground office on Antelope Boulevard.
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Tehama County Fair
Antelope Boulevard
Blood Mobile to Resume Visits in Tehama County
Mrs. Clara Parker announces the Tehama County Blood Bank will resume Blood Mobile visits on Wednesday June 16 after a May omission due to medical issues. The event will collect blood at designated sites as scheduled.
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Tehama County
Two Supervisors Named To Health Care Committee
Supervisors Barbara Crowley and Shannon Patterson join an 11 member panel to study the health care survey by John James and Hospital Planning Associates. The group includes hospital administrators and governing board members from Tehama General St Elizabeth and Corning Memorial, with three at large members.
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Shannon Patterson
John James
Hospital Planning Associates
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St. Elizabeth and
Corning Memorial Hospitals
Amittee
Board of Supervisors
Susan Ferguson
Highway bill signed as Ford backs limited highway aid act
Washington reports President Ford signed the Federal Share of Highway Projects Act to spur state highway construction, despite mixed feelings on provisions. In London Britons voted in the first national referendum amid economic crisis with turnout steady, while Wilson presses Europe ties. Defense urged as Ford Rockefeller and Schlesinger seek stronger defense.
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London
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James
Governor Signs Farm Labor Bill Sets California on Path to Peace
California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. signed a landmark farm labor bill aiming to end a decade of strife in the fields. The measure creates a secret ballot for union elections, allows harvest time strikes, and permits non union hire, affecting up to 250 000 farm workers. The ceremony included key lawmakers and union leaders from UFW and Teamsters as the bill takes effect August 28.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
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San Francisco
Senate
James R. Mills
San Diego
John Dunlap
Napa
George Zenovich
Fresno
Howard Berman
Beverly Hills
Richard Alatorre
Los Angeles
Cesar Chavez
United Farmworkers of America
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
UFW
U.S
S Thomas
Foley
D-Wash
House Agriculture Committee
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Chavez’ Union
Brown
Reeds Creek Graduation Set For Friday Night
Reeds Creek School will hold its graduation Friday night at 8 o clock. Tehama County Department of Education notes the event had been listed for tonight in the release.
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Reeds Creek
Tehama County
Wholesale Index Rises Smallly Led by Livestock and Lumber
The Labor Department's May Wholesale Price Index shows a 0.4 percent rise driven by a 3.8 percent jump in farm products led by livestock while sugar prices fall 15 percent, narrowing processed foods. The index stands at 173.2 from 1967 base, up 12 percent year over year, with unadjusted data showing a 0.6 percent May increase.
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UPI
Labor Department Today
WPI
Weather Outlook Fair With Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Fair weather continues through tomorrow with a slight cool down. Today s high expected in the 90s and tonight s low in the 60s, tomorrow s highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. River and lake levels noted at Bend Bridge 21.9 ft and 15.8 ft respectively with local bridges listed. Sunset tonight 8 35 p m PDT and tomorrow 5 40 a m PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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