It's Still A Good Law On two thirds rule for school bonds remains debated
The editorial argues the two thirds requirement for school bonds in Red Bluff and Los Molinos should stay, noting its practical safeguards and potential flaws. It urges public discussion to adjust plans or seek consensus before another vote, and cites a Red Bluff bond defeat as evidence both sides have merit. Toni Martin comments on gender equality with a light note.
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United States Supreme Court
Red Bluff
Los Molinos
Your Daily Activity Guide from the Stars
A dated page presents zodiac signs and a word list linking numbers to reading messages. It outlines a Saturday message using sign words andNUMBER prompts to suggest actions, with scattered astrology terms and a random word pairing.
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House-han
DAILY ACROSS AND DOWN MINI CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES
A compact crossword style list of across and down clues with wordplay hints and partial entries. Includes numbered entries from 1 to 44 across and down, referencing various word and letterplay themes.
Colonel's Lobbying Ties to Food Brokers Sparks Scrutiny
Washington columns reveal Col. Robert Hammerle pushing broker interests while an Army officer, discussing retirement with the brokers’ chief and drafting a memo that aligns with broker aims, and President Nixon facing conflicts over a X rated film case involving Voice of America director Kenneth Giddens amid police panther activity and rising officer deaths.
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Washington
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Col
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Hammerle
Defense
Mel Laird
Defense Supply Association
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McNamara
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Sir Galahad
Voice of America
Kenneth Giddens
Giddens and Rester
Mobile
Ala
Pollution in our town prompts call for action
A 10th grade letter urges readers to recognize pollution from cars and industry, cites Sacramento River pollution, and asks residents to pressure politicians. The writer advocates biking or walking to cut emissions and warns of deaths from pollution, calling for public awareness.
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Sacramento River
Red Bluff
Mark Gray
Open Campus at Red Bluff High Stirs Student Debate
A letter urges Red Bluff Union High School to adopt open campus for lunch, arguing it would give students a rest period and freedom to eat as they wish. If open campus is unlikely, the writer suggests widening the lunch program to expand food choices.
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Red Bluff Union High School
In Appreciation Of The Tehama County Library
A community note praising Tehama County Library for its wide selection of books pamphlets magazines and educational aids. The writer commends friendly librarians who help locate material and can order books from other libraries for patrons, urging more residents to use the library’s services.
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Tehama County
An Opinion On Drugs by Ray Stryker Age 9
A brief letter from Ray Stryker age nine stating that drugs are used to escape reality and are only acceptable with a doctor's prescription. He urges people on drugs to seek help to improve their situation and ends with a hopeful closing.
Experiment With Pollution Dear Sir Jam in third grade
A classroom experiment on pollution used a jar of water filled with garbage and living creatures to show harm. A fish and a tadpole were kept for several days and became sad, then released into fresh water. The note urges readers not to pollute to protect fish and other life.
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Jam
Odd Fellows visit and pheasant rearing update in Red Bluff
Red Bluff Odd Fellows Tehama County set for June 17 as Clifford R. LeClert visits lodge 76 to install the newly elected noble grand. Three hundred ring neck pheasants placed in Tehama County Sportsman's Club pens near the county hospital with plans to release in about seven weeks. Additional quail from the state will be penned in Corning. ice cream saloon opens near Red Bluff Hotel with a hand cart delivery, and harvest activity begins as threshing machines move to county ranches.
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Odd Fellows
Tehama County
Clifford R. LeClert
Red Bluff Lodge No. 76
Redding
Speaking of Your Health Syphilis and Surgical Risk Questions
Medical column discusses how tabes dorsalis from syphilis typically develops slowly after dormant infection and why sudden onset is unlikely. It notes mouth or genital sores may heal yet require treatment to prevent late complications, and explains surgical risk as the patient’s overall condition relative to operation severity. A call for public education on venereal disease follows, plus instructions to obtain Dr. Coleman’s booklet Pay Attention to Your Heart.
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Mrs. H
Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
M.D
Open Letter to President Nixon Calls for Immediate Vietnam Withdrawal
Bruce Wheeler Sr writes from Los Angeles urging Richard Nixon to end the Vietnam War now, arguing the conflict is unwinnable and harmful to the nation. He condemns war, calls for withdrawal, cites economic harms, and urges leadership to gain respect of allies and people.
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Abraham Lincoln
France
Japan
Vietnam
North
P.o.w.s
Dick Nixon
Los Angeles
Ted Kennedy
White House
Bruce Wheeler Sr
Today In History June 11 1971 Highlights Past Events
The entry notes key historical milestones including the 1942 US Soviet lend lease pact, the 1727 death of King George I, and the 1858 Comstock Lode claim in Nevada valued at over 300 million. It also recalls a 1970s incident where Communist troops killed over 100 civilians near Da Nang.
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United States
Soviet Union
George I
Six Mile Canyon
Nevada
Comstock Lode
South Vietnam
da Nang
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