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Newspaper

Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1973

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Stans Ordered to Testify in Watergate Probe

The Senate Watergate committee unanimously requires Maurice Stans to answer all questions not related to the New York campaign finance case. He is the first high level Nixon aide indicted in connection with last year’s presidential race to be called as a Senate witness. The panel moves toward public testimony from top Nixon associates as conflict surrounding Vesco funds and the 1972 campaign deepens.

United States Ervin Stans Nixon Senate Robert W. Barker John N. Mitchell New York Robert L. Vesco Sirica Washington UPI

Red Bluff High Summer Session Signup Continues

Red Bluff High School opens its summer session with ongoing enrollment through the week. Summer school director Robert Hickman notes bus service along Highway 99E to Los Molinos and Gerber with return via 99W and invites all students to attend for credit or enrichment. The board meets tonight at 8 to discuss a Tehama County music contract, bus transportation, swimming pool maintenance, and a preliminary budget with enrollment and personnel reports.

Red Bluff Robert Hickman Los Molinos Gerber 99W

Weather Forecast: Mostly Fair With Cooling Trend

Mostly fair through Wednesday with a cooling trend. Highs in the 70s to low 80s, lows in the 50s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Thursday outlook fair. River levels show Lake Red Bluff at 15.5, Bend Bridge 20.2, Tehama Bridge no reading, Woodson Bridge 167 feet MSL.

Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Bridge Reading Woodson Bridge

Prune Growers Plan Weekend Meetings and Barbecue

Tehama County prune growers schedule two weekend events with reports on the industry. Friday at Los Molinos Veterans Hall 8 p.m. features talks by Sunsweet Growers vice president Ken Miller and other officials. Saturday at Cone Grove County Park begins 5 30 p m with barbecue dinner at 6 30 p m and prune wine tasting. Attendance is open to the public and prices are 2 50 for adults 1 for children preschoolers free.

Tehama County Los Molinos Veterans Hall Cone Grove County Tony Laurence Prune Grower Vincent Flynn Harvey Woodley Nina Micke Flynn Los Molinos Ken Miller Sunsweet Growers Menlon Park Ray Jewel San Francisco Prune Administrative Committee Jack Sullivan San Jose Mayfair Packing Company

Florida Claims Shortage A Hoax As Oil Prices Rise

Florida accuses big oil firms of engineering a fuel shortage to push prices higher while other states see price hikes. The report notes rising crude costs in several states and discusses whether the crisis is manufactured, with officials offering contrasting views on energy supply and environmental standards.

Florida United Press International Kansas Northeast U.S Shell Oil Co Texas Louisiana Montana North Dakota Fort Worth Tex Champlin Petroleum Co Oklahoma Daniel S. Dearing Gulf Dearing Tulsa Okla W. Timothy Dowd Interstate Oil Compact Commission

Space view maps pollution and urban sprawl from orbit

Skylab astronauts report a 27 minute 7 800 mile sweep over South Dakota to the Atlantic observing pollution into Lake Erie and Pittsburgh and Washington Baltimore sprawl. Clouds hindered television data but cameras should yield usable Earth resources survey results.

Houston UPI Skylab Lake Erie Pittsburgh Washington-Baltimore Charles Pete” Conrad Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz South Dakota Atlantic Ocean Mission Control Center Earth

Advisory Committee Meets On Early Childhood Plan

Red Bluff Elementary District will hold an 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Reading Center near the District Office to review and adopt the Jackson Heights Elementary School plan for fall implementation. Mrs. Joseph A. Miller chairs the committee and parents helped shape the program per State Superintendent Wilson Riles’ directive.

Red Bluff Douglas St Wilson Riles Jackson Height District Board of Trustees Joseph A. Miller

Report Finds U S Land Adequate For Meat Expansion

A Forest Service study for the Agriculture Department concludes there is enough forest and range grazing land to support growing meat production through 2000. It notes some lands are overused and calls for intensive management of top quality grazing areas, especially on eastern private lands, with policy shifts to maintain forage at current cost levels.

Washington API United States Agriculture Department The Forest Service Agriculture Long

Immunization Clinic Set By Tehama Health Dept

The Tehama County Health Department holds a regular immunization clinic on Wednesday from 5 30 to 6 30 p m at Health Department headquarters 1860 Walnut Street. Dr Meuser Health Officer leads with public health nurses and volunteers assisting.

Tehama County Health Department Health Department Walnut Street Dr. Meuser

Corning Council OKs Wage Increases and Budget Additions

The Corning City Council approved a six percent wage hike for city employees effective July 1 amid budget revisions increasing projected expenditures to 410,895 with an income estimate of 415,000. They added funds for City Hall improvements, police station upgrades, and council member meetings while debating retroactivity and a police union election.

John Fenrich Corning Richard Nixon Corning Council Otho O’leary C. A. Stromsness Operating Engineers Local No. 3 Police Department Jim Calbreath Calbreath

Reagan Reveals Routine Electronic Bug Checks

Governor Ronald Reagan disclosed that his offices are regularly checked by electronic means to detect hidden listening devices. He spoke to College of Marin students about Watergate and campaign tactics in Kentfield, noting no bugs have been found and that inspections are frequent.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan College of Marin Kentfield

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