Extension Director to Take Statewide Post in Davis
Ken Ellis, Tehama County livestock farm advisor since 1964 and county director of agricultural extension since 1969, will leave August 1 to become Extension Animal Scientist at the University of California Davis. He will retain county director duties until August 1 and work with UC livestock advisors statewide on beef cattle breeding and management. Ellis reported the appointment to the Tehama County Board of Supervisors. replacement for his county post is not yet named.
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Tehama County
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University of California
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Tehama County Board of Supervisors
George Alcorn
Stephen Carlson
University of California Livestock Farm Advisors
Margaret
Tent City Planned by SCLC to Pressure DNC Delegates
Chicago AP reports the Southern Christian Leadership Conference will build a tent city in Miami Beach to dramatize demands at the Democratic National Convention. The forecast notes variable clouds and a chance of scattered rain near the mountains with cooler conditions and southerly winds. Highs today and tomorrow are in the mid to upper 80s with low tonight in the upper 50s. River levels are listed for Bend Bridge and other sites. Sunset at 8:37. Sunrise 5:39 PDT.
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Signs North Vietnam Firepower Slackening Under Sealing
One month after Nixon ordered a blockade of North Vietnam, officials say signals of reduced enemy firepower appear. Fewer artillery rounds hit An Loc, SAM firings against U.S. planes drop sharply, and mining plus rail bombing may have pinched supply. Movement of fresh war materiel to the front drops to 17 tons daily.
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Pauline Davis Wins Easily in State Assembly Primary
Incumbent Pauline Davis D Portola will face Clifford Hord Redding in November for the Second District. Davis defeated Bob Roberts by a margin of 28,829 to 16,559. On the Republican side Kay A Wilson lost to Hord 16,144 to 5,126. In Fourth District Ray E Johnson Chico was unopposed for the nomination. Johnson 30,316 and George Shaw 31,985 in November race.
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Redding
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Hord
Kay A. Wilson
Shasta College
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Youth Pleads Guilty to Marijuana Possession in May Trial
Philip Dale Smith of Red Bluff was found guilty in a May 11 court trial of possession of marijuana and received a four year, three month probation to run concurrently with his existing five year term. The report of a prior charge for furnishing a restricted drug was erroneous.
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Red Bluff
Tehama County
County House Numbering Plan Wins Tehama Board Support
Tehama County supervisors discussed a proposed countywide house numbering system to aid emergency services and utilities, moving from west to east across the county, with 500 numbers per mile and sub numbers for mobile parks. The board also okayed a sliding Williamson Act preservation fee schedule starting at 35 dollars and doubling rezoning request fees to 30 dollars.
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Rani Jalli
Pacific Telephone Co
Tehama Plans Demolition Of The Mint Tavern
Tehama city council ordered removal of the historic Mint tavern building after declaring it hazardous. Owner Tom Beers of Chico must repair or raze the D Street structure or face city demolition at his expense. Vandals damaged interior decorations, including a large antique mirror.
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Gold Price Soars on European Bullion Markets
Gold hit record highs on European bullion markets for a third straight day as the dollar weakened. In London the fix stood at $66.75 an ounce, up from $65, while Zurich opened at $65 to $66, up from $64.75 to $65.25.
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Tehama County Queen ContestApplications Open
The Red Bluff Tehama County Chamber of Commerce will run the Miss Tehama County contest opening night of the Tehama Totem Fair on July 19. Contestants aged seventeen to twenty five by August 16 1972 and never married may apply at the Chamber office with a June 23 deadline. Corning Chamber of Commerce is the first sponsor to commit.
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Red Bluff Council Awards Street Work and Tentatively Chooses Low Bidder
The Red Bluff City Council awarded Al-Bon Corporation the contract for Aloha Street and David Avenue reconstruction at 14152 dollars, with J. F. Shea Company next at 15422. two bridge widening projects on Brickyard Creek were tentatively given to W. H. Lindeman. The council joined the American Water Works Association and approved forming a local transportation committee. Personnel changes included promoting Barbara Guice to purchasing clerk and replacing the account clerk. staff study debates arose.
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Harlan Warwick
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Jean Fortune
Eugene F. Penne
Herbert E. Nelson
World Bank aims to curb pollution without hindering growth
McNamara urged a balanced approach at the U N conference, noting pollution controls can be integrated into development at little or moderate cost. He called for more research to resolve alarmist views and better assess environmental impacts on growth.
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