Nixon to Reveal Economic Plan on Nationwide Broadcast
President Nixon will unveil new proposals to fight inflation in a 15 minute prime time speech from the Oval Office. The plan reportedly includes selective price freezes in some industries while skipping a wage freeze, with Congress and labor sources weighing potential effects and phase III guidelines likely being revised.
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Tehama County Sheriff's Department Workers Reject Union Bid
Tehama County Sheriff's Department employees voted 18 to 14 against representation by Operating Engineers Local 3. Sheriff Lyle Williams said most workers cast ballots, with two on vacation. He praised peace officer associations but opposed outside union affiliation with law enforcement.
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California seeks control of dam water in state
Attorney General Evelle J. Younger asked a Federal District Court to grant California control of water stored in U S dams and reservoirs in the state on behalf of the state Water Resources Control Board in a suit filed Tuesday.
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Weather summary for Areca and nearby regions
Partly cloudy with scattered showers mainly over mountains this evening. Clearing tonight. Thursday will be fair and cooler with highs around 80 and 83 tomorrow. Southerly winds up to 20 mph, then northerly tonight. River levels at Lake Red Bluff 15.7, Bend Bridge 20.2, Tehama Bridge 203.4, Woodson Bridge 167.8 feet. Sunset 8:39 p.m. and sunrise 5:39 a.m. PDT.
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County Supervisors Approve Funds and Agreements
The board approved a $50 Grant Merrill Memorial donation at City park amid objections by Supervisor Patterson. Contracts were set for probation camps, a $50 raise for law librarian Mavis Mannell, and an underground wiring project on South Main Street costing $118,652 funded by PG&E. Reappointments and a mental health services contract were also approved, while land access for Battle Creek was not supported. The panel also set a $100 monthly salary for the county purchasing agent and arranged an appearance with the Bureau of Reclamation on 76 acres near the Red Bluff Diversion Dam.
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Red Bluff High School Budget Sees 11 Percent Tax Rise
Red Bluff High School District draft budget for 1973 74 projects 2 099 038 operating costs based on 1550 students with an 11 percent tax rate increase to 1.91 per hundred dollars of value. A July 10 publication and August 1 public hearing set final adoption.
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Community Theater Opens H.M.S. Pinafore Tryouts Continue
More than 70 auditioned for parts and technical roles in the Community Theater's H.M.S. Pinafore. Steve Stricker notes many parts remain, especially for males, with 15 chorus roles and four male leads. Auditions run 7:30 p.m. nightly at Lincoln Street School through Saturday. Musicians are also sought.
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Energy policy sparks debate amid fuel shortage crisis
Former White House economist Paul McCracken urges a 20 cent per gallon gasoline price rise to curb demand as energy shortages press power cuts and station closures. Apollo astronaut Walter Cunningham proposes harnessing solar energy to ease the crisis amid a White House plan for a Department of Energy and Natural Resources.
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Temporary smoke from Diamond International plant explained
Diamond International plans to install new air pollution controls. Roy D. Berridge says one boiler is shut down at a time to permit changes, causing the other three boilers to overload and emit more smoke. He asks for patience during the construction period.
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Red Cross Tehama Swim Lessons Signups This Friday
Registration for three back to back swim session series opens Friday at 10 a.m. at the city pool. Tehama County Red Cross and Red Bluff Junior Women's Club organize the three week long classes from 10:30 to 12 with June 18 July 9 and July 30 start dates. Princess Anne to Wed St Mark Phillips November 14 at Westminster Abbey per Buckingham Palace.
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Moretti calls AG probe into fuel shortages and oil practices
Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti asks Attorney General Evelle Younger to probe whether reported gas shortages are contrived by oil companies for profit. He seeks inquiry into price hikes, competition suppression of independents, and possible collusion or antitrust violations. Chairman William Bennett also questions the shortage.
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Reagan recalls Europe trip on $5.11 pocket budget
California Governor Ronald Reagan told a California State Employer Association gathering he started President Nixon’s seven nation goodwill trip last July with exactly $5.11 in his pocket. He recalled dining in Paris and failing to tip, saying there went the $5.11.
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UPI
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California
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Nixon
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Nixon aide recites pep talk on Watergate woes
Maurice H. Stans testifies before the Senate Watergate Committee that Nixon told him last August not to worry about personal problems from the Watergate bugging because it will all be over eventually. He also says he was not suspicious about large cash payments to Nixon aides and campaign officials before the break in.
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