Skylab astronauts plan 6000 mile earth resources survey
Skylab crew led by Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz prepare a 6000-mile earth resources photo survey from Washington state to Brazil. The mission will inspect flooding effects at the Ohio Mississippi confluence mine tailings in Kentucky and coastlines of South Carolina and Georgia while studying ocean currents and oil prospects in Venezuela. Weather ranges from poor to excellent for the 27 minute pass as power issues persist with cooling systems. a prior spacewalk freed a stuck solar energy wing.
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Georgia
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Weitz
Great Lakes
Midwest
Conrad
Kerwin
Space Lab
Astronauts Huddle On Spacecraft Repairs
Astronauts carried out emergency repairs to prevent the secondary system from freezing up. The secondary system neared normal operation, but engineers failed Friday night to restart the main unit. Capsule communicator Henry Hartsfield voiced cautious optimism while Frank Conrad urged further consideration.
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Henry Hartsfield
O.K
Conrad
Cox Adds ITT To Probe List
Special Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox is assigned to probe the settlement of a federal antitrust suit against ITT. Attorney General Richardson says the ITT inquiry overlaps with Watergate and falls within Cox’s guidelines for action. ITT says it has no connection to Watergate. The Watergate hearings are recessed until Tuesday as Cox seeks a ruling on TV coverage of testimony.
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UPI
Archibald Cox
ITT
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Cox
International Telephone & Telegraph
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
John J. Sirica
U.S. District Court
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
John W. Dean III
White House
Red Bluff Boards Schedule Special Salary Meetings
Trustees call special meetings to discuss salary schedules for classified and certificated staff. The elementary board meets Sunday at 12 30 p m at the district office and the high school trustees meet Monday at 8 a m at the district office.
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Red Bluff High School and Elementary Board of Trustees
Kelley Seen With Pretty Good Chance For FBI Director
Congressional sources say Clarence M. Kelley has a pretty good chance to win Senate approval as FBI director. Sen. James Eastland says hearings by the Judiciary Committee will begin June 19 on Nixon’s pick, Kelley who is 61 and Kansas City police chief after 21 years as an FBI agent.
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UPI
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James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Kelley
Kansas City
Tehama County Fair to Feature Judy Lynn Entertainment
Tehama County Fair directors sign Judy Lynn a western song star for Thursday July 19 show in Tehama. Lynn from Las Vegas has performed with Johnny Cash and Mike Douglas and hosts a syndicated TV show.
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Grand Ol Opry
Nashville
Tennessee
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Mike Douglas
Barbara Wray
Robert Kerstiens
Tehama County Supervisors Schedule Special Meeting
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors set a special meeting for 8 00 a m on Monday in the Courthouse chambers to discuss proposed emergency measures regarding employee salaries. The regular Tuesday agenda includes a reapportionment committee report on hearings and a discussion of the Tehama County River Park boat launching ramp.
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Tehama
Tehama County
Summer Readers To Discover A Deep Sea Treasure Hunt
Tehama County libraries launch a deep sea themed summer reading program starting June 11 at most branches with Corning opening June 18. Children of all ages chart reading progress on a map receiving marine stickers and certificates July 31. preschoolers join READ-TO-ME. Story hours list per library.
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Steve Slobodnick
Tehama County Library
Oscar
Octopus
Tehama County
Corning
Barbara Morales
Red Bluff
Gerber
Los Molinos
Tehama
Vina
California Child Support System Praised by Federal Official
A federal welfare official praised California for its child support program aimed at locating runaway fathers. Robert B. Carleson said the state’s success has led to serious consideration of a national system. The program, begun in 1971, incentivizes counties to find nonpaying parents using welfare savings to fund rewards.
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UPS
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Ronald Reagan
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HEW
Caspar Weinberger
Senate Backs Five Year Farm Bill With New Target Price Plan
The Senate approved a five year farm bill by 78 to 9 backing a target price subsidy system that lowers payments as market prices rise and resumes them when prices fall. It limits per farm payments on cotton wheat and feed grains to 20000 annually, provoking House opposition led by Sisk and Poage who warn of possible expiry of current law.
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UPI
Senate
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Talmadge
B.F. Sisk
D-Calif
Sisk
W.R Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Cotton
Brother Of Gerber Man Is Recovering
A Prescott doctor, Dr. Earnest Born, brother of a Gerber man, remained in stable condition after a Thursday shooting at his office. A 65 year old suspect was arrested by Prescott police. Dr. Born Jr. operated to remove the bullet from the elder’s left lung. the nurse, shot in the abdomen, was in good condition.
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Prescott
Arizona
Gerber
Frederick S. Born
Earnest Born
Dr. Born
Card of Thanks from the George Pacheco Family
The George Pacheco Family expresses gratitude to neighbors friends passers-by and volunteers from the fire departments for help during and after a fire. They say they will always be grateful.
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George Pacheco
Thieves Grab Safe From Corning Store
Corning police say two men likely burglarized the Corning Feed and Supply Co. by forcing open a southwest sliding door. They moved a 400 pound safe through the door with a hand truck, then loaded it into a vehicle on South Street containing about $500 in cash and $2,000 in checks.
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Corning
Corning Feed and Supply Co
South St
Bean Feed to Fund Campaign Votes in Four Way Race
The bean feed at Mill Creek Park Saturday evening will charge a fee. Proceeds count as votes for mayoral candidate Steve Joiner in a four way race. All funds go to finance the Fourth of July celebration and civic functions.
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Los Molinos
Steve Joiner
Mill Creek Park
Daily News
Joiner
Warm Weekend Weather With Highs Near 100
Fair through Sunday with continued warmth. Highs today and Sunday range 95 to 105 F, nightly lows in the 60s. Northerly winds 5 to 15 mph easing at night. Monday outlook remains fair. Temperature data: yesterday high 107, low this morning 70. River levels listed at multiple gauges: Lake Red Bluff 15.7 ft, Bend Bridge 20.2 ft, Tehama Bridge 203.5 ft, Woodson Bridge 167.9 ft. Sunset 8:37 p.m., sunrise 5:39 a.m. PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Accident injures small dog. seeks contact
A red Doberman and a black and white small dog were walking Thursday morning around 12 to 12 30 p.m. when the little white dog was struck and killed. The owner asks the driver to contact Vice Rovito at 265 Carol Ave.
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Vice Rovito
Carol Ave
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