End of 21 Year Embargo Enables U S China Trade
The White House announced a broad list of America made products may be sold to Mainland China under a general license ending the 21 year embargo. Items include autos farm and industrial goods clothing and household appliances. Some grains wheat flour require specific licensing for non listed exports.
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Washington
White House
China
Nixon
U.S
Dustry
Red China
Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Commerce Department
Senate Democrats Reject Reagan Welfare Plan
California Senate Democrats kill Reagan welfare reform, approve a rival bill. The defeat threatens $157 million in savings and a $203 million deficit, likely forcing a tax increase. Governor Reagan denounces the substitute as a mere band aid and vows no genuine reform.
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Senate
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
New York State
Reagan
Anthony C. Beilenson
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Senate Sets Draft Ceilings for 1973 At 130000 Limit
The Senate approved the draft ceiling for the new fiscal year at 130000 with 140000 as a maximum call up for 1973 and 114000 estimated by the Pentagon. The measure passed 67 to 11 and accompanied by amendments on military drug addiction as debate on Indochina policy began. Indications point to a defeat likely by similar margins to last year.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
U.S
Congress
House
Easier To Read Reflective Signs Mark City Streets
Red Bluff officials replace older street signs with reflectorized versions. Public works director Harlan Warwick says the new locally made signs cost less than current models and will be installed gradually due to high one time installation costs.
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Red Bluff
Harlan Warwick
City Public Works
Warwick
Deputy Arrests Juveniles After Burglar Alarm
Deputy Bob Shirley arrested two juveniles at gunpoint at the River Marina on Lakeside Drive after a burglar alarm. The 16 and 17 year olds were allegedly breaking into vending machines. Both are detained at Juvenile Hall. A nearby car held cigarettes gum and beer believed stolen in a June 6 burglary. Investigations continue and officials expect to clear several recent burglaries.
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Sheriff's
Bob Shirley
River Marina
Lakeside Drive
Kosygin signals caution on Soviet US relations
Kosygin spoke on his candidacy for the Russian Supreme Soviet and warned that prospects for major Soviet American progress on troop reductions and arms talks may be dimmer. The remarks come as the premier faces international scrutiny over Cold War tensions and military posture.
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U.S
William L. Ryan
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Space Flight Sets Stage For Dominance Return
The 11-Salute space station mission, with cosmonauts Vladislav Volkov and crew, reports the ship’s systems work normally after five days in orbit. The United States, still reeling from Apollo 11, faces a waning lead as Nixon/Congress cut NASA funding amid Vietnam concerns.
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Howard Benedict Cape Kennedy
Fila
Soviet Union
America
World
Orbital Space Laboratory
Earth
Space Laboratory
Vladislav Volkov
United States
Nixon
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Vietnam
Eight grade graduates to be honored at Los Molinos and Vina
Eighth graders from Los Molinos and Vina elementary schools graduate tonight with commencements at 7 30 p m in their schools. Los Molinos High School seniors will wear caps and gowns tomorrow evening.
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Vina
Los Molinos
Tehama County Band Opens Summer Concert Series in City Park
The Tehama County Band will begin its summer concert series Monday at 8 p.m. in the city park, with F M Doty, the director, inviting the public to attend. If weather forces a change, a rehearsal at Red Bluff High School will occur and the park concert will move to the following Monday.
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Tehama County Band
Tehama County
F. M. Doty
Red Bluff High School
Doty
Driver Hurt as Car Overturns at Bridge Site Detour
George Paul Huston, 68, of Oroville, suffered minor injuries after a single vehicle accident near Corning as he failed to see a detour sign at a new bridge construction area and struck road barricades. His car was totally damaged.
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George Paul Huston
Oroville
Corning
California Highway Patrol
Huston
Los Molinos
Bruce A Baker
Aramaya Way
Oak St
Miss Tehama Queens Contest Entries Open
Entries for the 1971 Miss Tehama County Queen Contest are being received by the Red Bluff Tehama County Chamber of Commerce for July 22 at the Tehama Totem Fair opening night. Elizabeth Ann Queen and Joyce Allwardt are early entrants with sponsorships from Povey Chevrolet and Red Bluff Lions Club respectively.
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Joyce Allwardt
Dairyville
Red Bluff-Tehama County
Povey Chevrolet
Red Bluff
Boyd Allwardt
M. G. Emery
Corning District
Vietnam War Death Toll Hits Five Year Low
The U S Command reports 19 Americans killed in combat last week, the lowest weekly toll in over five decades, with 19 nonhostile deaths and 261 wounded. The tally follows a general drop in fighting among about 250000 troops in Vietnam.
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Saigon
U.S
Cottonwood Youth Accidentally Shot While Hunting
Wayne Knifton, 14, of Cottonwood, was accidentally shot at his Gas Point Road home while hunting with a friend. A dog brushing a propped rifle caused it to fall and discharge, hitting him in the mouth with a .22 caliber bullet. He underwent a three and a half hour surgery Tuesday evening.
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Wayne Knifton
Cottonwood
Gas Point Road
Knifton
Cottonwood Creek
Knriston
Weather outlook for tonight and tomorrow with warmer temps
Tonight and tomorrow expect cooler to warmer trends with southerly winds 5 to 15 mph and no precipitation. Friday night has fair skies and increasing heat with morning low around 58 and high near 87.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
Weather outbreaks sweep Great Plains and Midwest
Wet weather spread across the nation as heavy thunderstorms drenched the Great Plains and numerous tornadoes were sighted throughout the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Midwest
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American Cancer Society
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Walnut St
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