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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
3
Selection of letters from readers on family conflict and teen attitudes toward parents. Topics include hate for older relatives, handling a spouse's affair, mother in law pressure, and parental control over teens. The column urges communication and counseling while offering no blame.
The Royal Lipizzan Stallions of Austria perform an 18 event equestrian ballet at the Posse Grounds in Redding tonight and tomorrow. Shows begin at 8 15 p m with tickets 4 5 and 6 and children 12 and under admitted at half price. About 30 horses perform Airs Above the Ground seen on TV and in films and books.
At mid point of pre registration about 750 students enrolled for the Shasta College summer session starting June 19. Most registered students take more than one class thanks to flexible morning or evening scheduling. Two weeks remain for registration.
The California Junior Statesmen of America surveyed about 13,000 high school students in 45 key schools in California, finding strong support for Nixon over McGovern and Humphrey. The poll, conducted in Palo Alto, also showed little backing for women's liberation.
Graduates of Berrendos School in Antelope will receive their diplomas at an outdoor ceremony at the school at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. Attending seniors include Gregory Love Cindy Litton Quinnevere Gier Sandra Paul Ricky Blues Francis Guttierrez Kevin Evenson Gary Birdsong Ronald Stephens Christopher Dahlberg Jack Graham Jr Gary Courtemanche George Britton Steven Van Phillips Patricia Prinz Rose Brown and many more.
In San Bernardino California the Air Force will remove a Minuteman missile from a city park and ship it to a military museum amid public objections. The action replaces a symbol of military might with the olive branch of peace in a local display.
Rev. Kirby J. Hensley, founder of the Universal Life Church, had a three year old injunction blocking him from issuing doctor of divinity degrees in California. San Joaquin Superior Court Judge Bill Dozier granted the dismissal without prejudice on Monday.
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