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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
3
A 17 year old writes of a secret crush on a 23 year old male teacher and seeks guidance. The adviser urges waiting until graduation, dating peers, and avoiding disclosure to protect the teacher’s job. The column also answers a teen dating question about love and testing a partner, then notes a problem drinker linked to auto accidents.
Two Los Molinos residents will receive bachelor degrees at California State University Chico's commencement on Saturday at 10 a.m. in the new name era. Melanie Hoskins earns a Bachelor of Arts in English and is invited to Phi Kappa Phi. George J. Stephens obtains a sociology degree.
Shirley Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron M Shaw of Red Bluff earned a bachelor of arts in psychology from Biola College La Mirada. She cheered at Biola for two years and is pursuing a secondary teaching credential. She graduated from Red Bluff High School.
The California Scholastic Federation life members list at Red Bluff High School class of 1972 omitted four names. Harriet Christensen, Mary Chandler, Anne Call and Debbie Zimmerman were among 17 students receiving the honor at last night's graduation.
A reader prompts guidance on marital tensions and family boundaries. Ann Landers addresses dilemmas from neighborly gossip to teen sexuality and a strained friendship over a hair washing quip offering calm, nonpunitive solutions and a booklet recommendation.
Tehama County schools superintendent Louis J. Bosetti cites a statewide meeting urging grassroots involvement in education. He notes districts already form broad goals committees with boards reflecting community input, aligning with 1971 legislative resolution for public voice in goals and priorities.
SACRAMENTO State Parks Director William Penn Mott Jr. says Memorial Day camping set records and the Fourth of July weekend will likely follow with heavy reservations. Campsites along the southern and central coast are especially booked as campers extend the weekend to a four day holiday. For park locations call San Francisco 415 692 2921 or Sacramento 916 445 8828.
A satirical monologue mocks skyjackings by describing a would be hijacker exploiting loose change and a box of tennis shoes. It imagines easy access to flights, generous in flight perks, and hints at labor tensions delaying overtime, ending with the hijacker dejectedly deciding to keep his worn shoes.
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