Procrastination Is A Thief In Red Bluff Tour Plans
Harold Lucas urges marking historic business structures along Mass Walnut and downtown streets to boost attention and value. The John Brown House on South Main Street is singled out for immediate preservation. 100 signs marking the Victorian Tour have been prepared and turned over to Public Works, with brackets being made for quick erection. Lucas calls for public help on larger preservation efforts.
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Harold Lucas
Tehama County Recreation and Tourism Tab
Mass Walnut
Red Bluff
John Brown
South Main Street
Lucas
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Run Narrow Answers
A crossword style list presents scattered clues with numbers and partial phrases, including captain’s superior, ostrich like bird, found er of Arianism, and urban nicknames, inviting solver to fill a grid. Various geographic, literary, and common terms appear amid familiar crossword staples.
Washington Mines Enforce Law Or Face Backlash
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports the GAO blames the Bureau of Mines for lax mine inspections under the 1969 safety law. The piece details a proposed public relations campaign funded by Treleaven to shift blame to miners, plus political ties with Nixon aides and officials. It notes questionable ethics and mentions several Capitol Hill figures and incidents.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Bureau of Mines
GAO
Rogers Morton
Harry Treleaven
Nixon
Treleaven
Morton
Bureau
Edward Failor
McGovern in the Right Pre-Campaign at St Mark’s School
A speculative critique notes McGovern courting youth at St Mark’s near Boston with McGovern for President buttons while Kennedy’s unofficial bid looms. It argues McGovern may fail to ignite public imagination and could be used to weaken Muskie, with Kennedy’s own ambitions seen as doubtful and inwardly reluctant.
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St. Mark's School
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Scott Fitzgerald
St. Mark’s School
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George McGovern
Estes Kefauver
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Julius Caesar
Kennedy
Messrs
Four teaching staff changes announced at Lincoln Street School
Red Bluff Yesterday notes resignations will reshuffle Lincoln Street Grammar School next year as W E Cain district superintendent cites four staff departures including J D Sweeny who served Tehama County for 45 years. The piece also recalls June 8 1871, the Crawford plan adopted by Tehama County Republicans to select candidates, aiming for a fairer expression of the people’s will. Independent.
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W. E. Cain
J. D. Sweeny
Tehama County
Republican Party
Crawford
Today in History on June 8 1971 highlights
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Tennessee
Union
Congress
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Sydney
Australia
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Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
Alma
Florida
Cuba
Cambodia
Mother Advocates Overnight Stay With Child in Hospital
A reader asks about staying with a four year old during an overnight operation for crossed eyes. Dr Coleman urges hospitals to allow parental presence, notes it reduces nursing care, and advises thorough preparation and honest discussion with the child. He promotes a Pop-Up storybook Going to the Hospital by Bettina Clark to aid prep.
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Random House
Bettina Clark
Coleman
Letters To The Editor Critiques School Bond Plan
A reader blasts the Lincoln Street School sale and new open class concepts. The letter criticizes the school board for costly classroom expansion, questions public support, and warns against bond tactics while urging clear future construction details and responsible funding. The writer expresses conditional willingness to support a future bond if properly planned and justified.
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Lincoln Street
Dear Editor on Wild Bird Extinction Crisis
Cheryl Clark argues industrialization and population growth threaten wild birds as habitats shrink. She urges public information campaigns and habitat improvements including feeding patches, harvest control, erosion prevention, water supply development, and pesticide controls to avert imminent losses.
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The
Audubon Society
Letter to the Editor Opposes Marijuana Legalization
A student letter argues against legalizing marijuana noting past drug use fears and perceived consequences. The writer says keeping drugs illegal reinforces negative views and urges no laws permitting marijuana or other harmful drugs to protect youth.
War and Pollution Urgency in U S Opinion
A reader argues two major U S problems are pollution and the Viet Nam war. They suggest delaying big anti pollution steps until war ends to save funds, propose limited fighting abroad, then redirect resources to pollution and welfare. They warn future scarcity if action delays.
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U. S
Viet Nam
U.S
Vote Yes On Bond Urged For Vina School
A student appeals to Los Molinos Unified voters to approve a June 8 bond to keep Vina School open. She warns that failure would close Vina, force busing to overcrowded Los Molinos, and impose double sessions. The bond claims no tax increase. Donna Hunerlach.
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Vina
Los Molinos
Vina Los Molinos
Tehama
Donna Hunerlach
Opinion on year round school bill from a student
Melissa Brows td letters states students oppose 45 days on 15 days off year round plan. Argues it limits summer activities and family time, increases air conditioning costs, and diverts funds from equipment. Urges consideration of student views before policy adoption.
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State Senate
Red Bluff
Melissa
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