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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1975
Page
4
About 60 residents gathered Tuesday evening to urge keeping the CDF run fire station open. Officials indicated the closure plan will likely be abandoned, as the county seeks budget cuts without sacrificing essential police and fire protection.
A storm over Red Bluff produced .99 inches of rain in about one hour with .43 inches near Bidwell Field in 34 minutes starting 11:08 p.m. Officials recorded Red Bluff proper precipitation at .99 inches. June 6 1875 recounts the Montgomery Queen Circus arrival and crowd turnout in town.
In San Francisco Jimmy Hoffa says George Wallace would destroy the labor movement if elected and recalls Alabama violence against unions. He notes laboring people, not unions, would bear the defeat if 1976 party success occurs and advocates a world wide federation of transport workers to protect jobs and bargaining power. Hoffa predicts farm workers in California will join the Teamsters under new secret ballot laws.
Puzzle clue list with numbered entries and themed answers. Includes cryptic style prompts such as shared an apartment two words and distaff cottontail, plus references to generation and numerous short wordplay hints.
Washington readers and organizations respond in force to a Slogans USA campaign for a national Bicentennial motto. 750000+ letters from all ages pour in with slogans poems and songs, while major sponsors and associations organize prizes broadcasts and events nationwide.
Washington cautions that New York City’s welfare state and deficits could presage a national recession. The piece argues spills from NYC’s budget crisis threaten federal finances and warns Congress to act before a similar fate befalls the nation.
During a 22 hour Madrid stopover President Ford urged renewal of the 1953 U.S. Spain base pact amid economic aid talks. Premier Arias Navarro pressed for concrete Western world contributions while Franco, 82, faces aging and unrest. Juan Carlos seeks reform and end to isolation as renewal and defense treaty talks loom.
Governor Brown's executive secretary recommended dissolving the Office of Criminal Justice Planning. The move follows criticism of LEAA grants and claims the office wastes money and delays grants. Davis argues direct grants to local governments via LEAA boards would streamline funding.
A reader questions a county hospital survey aiming to close Tehama General and turn it into a rest home. The letter argues against consolidation and praises Tehama General's staff and Sisters of Mercy, urging residents to oppose costlier management changes and keep county services in public hands.
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger told graduates at the Air Force Academy that American military strength is essential to deter Soviet expansion. He said the strength will persist until the Soviet Union accepts Western values and the legitimacy of the Western social order.
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