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Newspaper

Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1973

Page

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Nixon weighs anti inflation moves with top advisers

President Nixon calls Shultz Connally and Dunlop to a White House session to map an aggressive anti inflation plan as Voluntary Phase III guidelines face rejection. Kissinger meets with Nixon before Brezhnev talks while Burns Ash and Stein confer on the economy.

Norman Kempster Washington UPI Nixon Treasury George P. Shultz John B. Connally White House Henry A. Kissinger Vietnam Leonid I. Brezhnev Connally Shultz Cost of Living Council John T. Dunlop Gerald L. Warren Key Biscayne Fla Villa Kissinger Paris Hanoi le Duc Tho Dunlop Federal Reserve Board Arthur S U.S Tho

New Department Sought To Fight Energy Crisis

Interior Secretary Morton urged Congress to create a cabinet level Department of Energy and Natural Resources to unify federal energy efforts. He said a White House energy czar would guide policy and that many agencies would join under the new department. Municipal utilities warned of possible brownouts due to fuel constraints.

Washington UPI Congress Department of Energy and Natural Resources Interior Rogers C. R. Morton Morton Face the Nation White House Interior Department U.S. Forest Service Agriculture Department National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration Commerce Department Army Corps of Engineers Department

Tehama Supervisors Accelerate Salary Raises Amid Uncertain Legal View

Tehama County Supervisors vote to speed up employee pay raises to today instead of July 1 amid concerns of a Nixon wage price freeze. The four present approve the amended ordinance unanimously. legality to be tested by the district attorney. If ruled illegal, raises may be void and $28,000 may be needed.

Tehama Nixon Shannon Patterson James Lang Floyd Hicks Lang Board of Supervisors White House Washington Hicks Bizz Johnson

Trustees Set Earlier Dates for Salary Schedules

Tehama County Department of Education, Red Bluff elementary and Red Bluff High School boards moved to implement salary schedules sooner to avoid potential wage freezes. Payrolls and budgets were finalized, with July 1 as the new start date for certificated and classified employees. The elementary and high school boards set retroactive dates May 31 and June 8 respectively.

Tehama County Dept. of Education Red Bluff Red Bluff High

Fire Prevention Inspections Target Rural California Homes

Ira Townsend of the California Division of Forestry announced fire crews are conducting prevention inspections in Tehama and Glenn counties with Tehama County Rural Fire Department also inspecting. State law requires 10-foot clearance around structures, 30-foot vegetation clearance, and half inch mesh screens on openings. Townsend urged owners to maintain clearances and remove flammable debris to reduce risk in dry rural areas.

Ira Townsend California Division of Forestry Red Bluff Tehama Glenn CDF John Hawkins Tehama County Townsend

Agnew Slams Senate Watergate Hearings As Harm To Justice

Vice President Spiro Agnew condemned the Senate Watergate hearings saying they muddy justice and may reduce chances of ultimate court convictions. He warned the public would resent see­ing wrongdoers go free.

Washington UPI Spiro T. Agnew Senate

Skylab Crew Rolls to Pad as Images Multiply on Westward Pass

Skylab ground crew moves the next Saturn rocket and Apollo command ship to the launch pad as Pete Conrad and three crewmates begin a long earth resources photographic pass. They shoot over Washington state and Oregon and parts of Oklahoma while clouds linger over eastern Texas.

Cape Kennedy UPI Radio Explorer Radio Astronomy Explorer 49 Moon Earth Sun Jupiter AL Rossiter JR Houston Texas Skylab 1 Charles Pete’’ Conrad Conrad Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz Earth Resources America Washington State Oregon Weitz Mt. Hood Oklahoma Fort Cobb

Court Upholds Clean Air Act in Tie Supreme Court

The Supreme Court deadlocked 4 4 on the Clean Air Act, leaving Pratt and the D C Circuit ruling for Sierra Club and other groups in place. Without a binding precedent, EPA has not approved any state supplementary plans amid the dispute over significant degradation safeguards. Justice Powell did not participate, and no justice-by-justice breakdown was released.

Supreme Court Pratt Environmental Protection Agency EPA Appeals Court Air Lewis F. Powell, Jr

Report Says U S Pays for Imaginary Fighting

Congressional staff report says the United States funds Lao Air Force pilots who do not fly and Cambodian soldiers who are often underage. Investigators allege Pentagon funds routed through the CIA outpost in Vientiane support noncombat payments and phantom troops amid post Paris accord turmoil.

Washington UPI United States Congressional Senate James G. Lowenstein Richard M. Moose Pentagon

California lawmakers rush to clear backlog before Friday deadline

In Sacramento a scramble to reduce a committee backlog of over 1000 measures runs toward a June 15 cutoff under Prop 4 two year sessions. Hearings include Reagan tax ceiling, blood banks and prophylactics bills amid unusual night sessions.

Sacramento UPS California Ronald Reagan Assembly Criminal Justice Committee Senate Judiciary Committee

Weather Forecast With Clearing Skies And Cooler Temps

Fair today and tonight with increasing cloudiness late. Cooler with highs in the low 90s and 80s tomorrow, lows in the 60s. Southerly winds to 15 mph. Wednesday mostly fair and a 10 percent rain chance tomorrow. River levels: Lake Red Bluff 15.7, Bend Bridge 20.2, Tehama Bridge 203.4, Woodson Bridge 167.8 feet. Sunset 8:38 p.m. Sunrise 5:39 a.m. PDT.

Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Bridge Woodson Bridge

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