Rose Garden Wedding Ceremony This Afternoon For Ed And Tricia
Ed Cox and Patricia Nixon are to wed this afternoon in the White House Rose Garden with a possible move to the East Room if rain threatens. The ceremony follows months of planning and a rehearsal dinner at Blair House, with Mrs Nixon expressing delight at the preparations and guests including former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower.
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Weather forecast and river readings for the region
Fair weather continues through Sunday with a high near 95 today and 96 Sunday. Light southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. River gauges show Lake Red Bluff at 15.6 ft Bend Bridge 22.0 ft Tehama 204.0 ft Woodson Bridge 169.8 ft. No precipitation in last 24 hours. Sunset 8 34 PDT sunrise 5 39 PDT. Nationwide heat and humidity with five thunderstorms and funnel clouds reported overnight from the Southwest to the Ohio Valley.
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Clean Up Corning Program Starts In City Weeklong Campaign
Corning will divide into six sections for a weeklong cleanup starting Monday. Jaycees president Ernie Hubbard names Fire Department, Junior Woman’s Club, American Legion, Order of Redmen, Corning High School Ecology Club, and volunteers as area crews. Cleanups run 2 PM to dusk. volunteers with trucks are especially needed.
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Wrong Move Airline Passenger Shot To Death In Unsuccessful Highjack
A hijacker seized a TWA 727 en route from Albuquerque to New York at O Hare. Passenger Howard Franks of Darien Conn. was killed during the incident. The hijacker Gregory White of Chicago was captured at Kennedy Airport after FBI officers shot him. Hostages included Captain Robert Elder First Officer Ronald Dupuis and Flight engineer Don Welshimer.
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Sparta
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Scott Pritchett Talbott King Awards Presented
Seven scholarships were presented at Los Molinos High School commencement. Mary Brown and Christine Potter received four year Scott R Pritchett scholarships. Steve Woodill and Kathy Taylor earned two year scholarships. Pritchett scholarships provide 1100 dollars per year and are limited to Vina residents. Debbie Springman Elen Wohlett and Charlene Ford received 400 dollar Talbott King Memorial Fund scholarships.
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Governor Worried By Round Valley Subdivision Plan
Governor Reagan expressed concern about rural development in Mendocino County that could threaten water supplies for about 3,000 residents, including a significant Native American population. Aides noted the worry centers on an 8,000 lot subdivision, with past decisions like the Dos Rios Dam debate cited as context for environmental safeguards.
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Johnny Hintz Rites Monday Morning
Funeral services for Johnny Hintz 35 of Gerber will be held Monday at 10 30 a.m. in the Fickert Pascoe Mortuary chapel Red Bluff. Hintz was killed in a highway crash Thursday north of Reno. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Trial recessed in trespassing case at Sacramento
Jurors in the trespassing trial of 36 Pit River Indians and sympathizers were released for the weekend and ordered to return Monday morning. Wisconsin fathers charged with supporting their children and ex-wives are now under computer monitoring in Madison, as reported by AP.
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State Budget Stalemate Delays Reagan Welfare Tax Talks
Sacramento AP State budget stalls as Gov Reagan and Democrats clash over welfare and tax reform. Lawmakers behind schedule with 13 working days left before deadline. budget not yet debated in Assembly or Senate. Speaker Moretti says voting on budget seems unavoidable next week.
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Budget showdown as parties clash over tax and welfare reform
Republicans threaten to block the budget awaiting talks with Democrats on tax reform and welfare changes. Democrats hold a 43 to 37 edge in the Assembly, needing 54 votes for the budget, while in the Senate they control 2019 seats with a 27 vote requirement.
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Shasta College Receives Federal Grants For 1971 72
Congressman Bizz Johnson announced Shasta College will receive 49034 dollars in federal funds split between 40084 dollars from the Economic Opportunity Grant program and 8950 dollars from the Higher Education Act work study program. The money covers about 80 percent of campus student payrolls and provides grants of 200 to 1000 dollars to qualified students. Johnson also urged sinking mothballed merchant ships off U.S. coasts to improve ocean fish habitats and remove river blight from abandoned ships.
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Witness Released in Murders of 25 Transient Field Workers
YUBACITY AP One of two material witnesses in the murder of 25 transient field workers has been released. Juan Cervantes Mosqueda 50 was arrested Monday in Stockton and released Thursday afternoon after being held for questioning. Roy De Long 52 remains in custody in Marysville where many victims were last seen.
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Pastor Climbs Mt Shasta For Year Protest
Rev Douglas Smith begins a year on Mt Shasta to protest the Vietnam War. He camps at 8000 feet with 15 hikers supplying a snow cave 161 feet below the summit and plans to communicate by radio with a fellow minister. Smith, 35, pastors in Etna and aims to endure the harsh, cold conditions for his protest.
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Vietnamese NLF Attacks Saigon Forces Near Cambodia
North Vietnamese troops launched their first assaults in two weeks against Saigon forces across the Cambodian border as Cambodian troops near Phnom Penh held firm for the 16th straight day. U.S. supplied helicopters were shot down while attempting to aid the government, with one crash leaving the crew's fate unknown. Mortar shells struck a South Vietnamese command post northwest of Krek on Highway 7.
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