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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers letters cover domestic strife alimony and marital control issues including a husband hammering a phone cord into the floor. A UPI brief from Caracas notes 116 persons, national hero Simon Bolivar, buried in the national pantheon.
Harriett M. Lyon, Area Home Economist with the University of California Cooperative Extension, will leave the 18 northern counties for reassignment in San Luis Obispo County this month. No refilling planned. counties without an Extension Home Economist may request help from specialists in Davis or Berkeley. Information requests may be sent to Public Service, 90 University Hall, UC Berkeley 94720. The move accompanies a recap of Extension aims under the Smith Lever Act and notes on six focus areas in Home Economics. The notice cites Tehama County director Ronald S. Knight and local offices, with contact options for district residents seeking Extension assistance.
In California about 130 000 public school teachers may claim unemployment benefits up to 90 dollars weekly during summer break under new federal law. The program costs could reach nine million dollars weekly nationwide with no state funds involved.
Dorothy Ricker offers guidance to a young reader about stopping dating, choosing wholesome activities, and seeking help from parents or clergy. The column also shares babysitting rules from two teenage girls and promotes Dorothy Ricker’s FOR TEENS booklet with job ideas and civic activities.
The Board of Directors praised John Wheeler for planning and building the new covered pavilion at the Fairgrounds. A moratorium on closing the Roller Rink remains in effect until January 1, 1976 while an equitable solution is sought.
The article advises women to stay vigilant during summer, improve self protection habits, and practice routines. It emphasizes walking confidently, lightening loads, choosing practical clothing, avoiding dark areas at night, staying aware of surroundings, not walking alone when upset or intoxicated, and securing purses under the arm. It urges ongoing tips to come.
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