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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1975
Page
1
The May jobless rate rose to 9.2 percent, the first time over 9 percent since 1941, though total employment increased by 316000 to 84.402 million. Most gains were in farming, construction unemployment hit 21.8 percent, and the manufacturing work week held at 39 hours.
Seven charges in a real estate financing scam are charged by the Federal Organized Crime Strike Force. The 26 count indictment targets an advance fee loan racket involving letters of credit from Chase Manhattan and First National City Bank of New York. Defendants include Earl Vogt and Walter Stradley plus Gerald Enis and Douglas Cassidy of Torrance, with Dolwig served a summons to appear.
The House passed a $1.35 billion housing measure aiding builders buyers and owners with subsidies and loan support despite strong signals it will be vetoed by President Ford. The vote stood 253 to 155 with many Democrats opposing.
Washington officials debate how to handle assassination issues as the Rockefeller CIA FBI and other police figures face questions from a special House committee. Church voices skepticism about society addressing such acts and the panel seeks clarity on its mandate.
The first toll-paying ships since eight years pass into the Gulf of Suez from Port Said as President Sadat formally opens the canal to northbound traffic. Two Iranian destroyers lead the procession, marking a historic opening.
Early returns from the first UK referendum on membership show about 68.6 percent for Yes and 31.4 percent for No with 26 million votes counted. the final result is expected to be close to a 3-1 margin.
River levels at Bend Bridge 22.0 feet, Lake Red Bluff 15.7, Tehama Bridge 206.2 and Woodson Bridge 169.6 feet. Sunset tonight 8:35 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow 5:40 a.m. PDT.
The Tehama County Fair Board rescinded plans to close the roller rink amid concerns over vandalism and losses up to 500 dollars monthly. Community figures including Penne and Anderson urged retention, noting the rink serves youth groups and that constant occupancy deters theft.
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