Mayo doctor warns on herbicides and consumer risk
Mayo Graduate School physician Edward Rynearson urges judicious herbicide use to feed the world and debunks natural vitamins delusions. He cites Sylvia Porter on organic markup and a booming $400 million wholesale market, criticizing Atkins and Miss Davis. The column also highlights dairy advice from the University of Oklahoma and notes Tehama County products and fair dates July 18 to 21.
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Edward Rynearson
Mayo’s
Rynearson
Sylvia Porter
S.F. Chron
Adelly Davis
Robert Atkins
Dr. Atkins
Miss Davis
Tehama County
Teenage readers seek guidance on marriage boredom and friendships
A letter column discusses how familiarity can breed contempt in teen marriages and stresses emotional maturity, lasting love, shared responsibilities, and building a life together. It argues teen marriages risk rapid disillusionment without deeper commitment and cites high teen divorce.
Red Bluff student earns Master of Science in Entomology
Donald Chandler of 67 Grace Way Red Bluff received a Master of Science degree in entomology from the University of Arizona at its 78th commencement on May 19. The ceremony awarded degrees to 5,000 graduates from 49 states the District of Columbia Guam and 25 foreign countries.
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Donald Chandler
Harry P. Chandler
Grace Way
Red Bluff
University of Arizona
District of Columbia
Guam
Shasta College Pool Opens To Public This Summer
The Shasta College Pools open for public recreation from June 18 to August 31 in Redding. Hours are Monday through Friday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is 25 cents per person, with a $15 family season pass and $7.50 individual season pass available at the pool office.
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Redding
Shasta College
Chico Summer School Sign-Ups on Monday
Registration for CSU Chico summer classes begins Monday at 8 30 a m in Art Acker Gymnasium Warner Street The session runs two short and one long term with courses across all fields and includes offerings from Yuba and Shasta Colleges for the External Degree Program Classes start Tuesday on the Chico campus and at Yuba and Shasta Colleges in Redding The program ends August 30 For details contact the Center for Continuing Education and Summer Sessions or call 345 6105.
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Chico
California State University
Art Acker
Warner Street
Yuba College
Marysville
Shasta College
Redding
Yuba
Center For Continuing Education
KBLF Radio Announcer To Leave Post
Hercel L. Jones was honored by Farmers Insurance Group at the Topper Club Convention in Monterey for outstanding achievements in the insurance field. R G Lindsey notes Topper Club honors district managers and agents who meet production standards across five member companies.
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Hercel L. Jones
Farmers Insurance Group
Monterey
R.G. Lindsey
Road Department Truck Stolen in Gerber
A Tehama County Road Department flatbed truck was stolen from the Gerber headquarters. The 1942 orange Chevrolet with license E134924 was reported to the sheriff's deputies this morning by Bob Nunes. The Utah population note follows in the text.
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Tehama
Farmers Insurance Agent Honored For Achievement
Jeff Serr leaves KBLF radio after two years to pursue education. A 1973 Red Bluff High School graduate, Serr began on The Students Speaks at 15 and hosted a Sunday night program. In late June he starts an eight week course in Huntington Beach for a first class broadcasting license. He plans college and Bay Area radio TV work, making San Mateo home.
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Jeff Serr
Kblf Radio
Serr
Red Bluff High School
Huntington Beach
Radiotelevision
Bay Area
San Mateo
Red Bluff
E.F. Serr
Social Security Representative to Visit Red Bluff
A Social Security Administration official will be in Red Bluff on Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at the State Department of Human Resources Development, 836 Washington Street. The visit aims to help residents with Social Security questions and benefits.
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Social Security Administration
Red Bluff
State Department of Human Resources Development
Washington St
Ann Landers
New Method For Defeating Blues Via Chitterlings
Vice President Agnew jokes about dentist visits and closet cleaning as cures for gloom. The piece praises USDA press releases and announces a new regulation allowing chitterling products to be sold in supermarkets, a surprising morale booster. It notes China, India, the Soviet Union, and the United States as the four most populous countries.
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New Yorker
Nixon
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Countries
People’s Republic of China
India
Soviet Union
United States
Tiny Tot Swim Lessons Added To City Program
Red Bluff Parks and Recreation announces new swim classes for children aged 3 months to 4 years. The program runs in the tiny tot pool with parent supervision and aims to teach basic water skills and build confidence. Registration is Friday June 15 from 10 am to 12 noon at the city swim center with activities and refreshments available. Junior Womens Club assists with registration and a $1.50 pool fee applies.
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Red Bluff
Red Bluff Student Earns Bachelors Degree at Utah State
Eugene Peters of Red Bluff was among about 2,100 graduates to receive a bachelor of science at Utah State University’s 80th annual commencement on June 9.
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Eugene Peters
Red Bluff
Utah State University
Peters
Marriages John Patrick Frost and Freda Evelyn Cano
Red Bluff teens John Patrick Frost and Freda Evelyn Cano, both 17, wed in a quiet ceremony as a local want ad real estate notice references the couple’s new home.
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John Patrick Frost
Freda Evelyn Cano
Red Bluff
Want Ad
Tehama County CowBelles Offer Father’s Day Award
The Tehama County CowBelles announce a special Father’s Day prize to the first baby born on Father’s Day in Tehama County. The newborn’s parents receive a beef roast weighing the baby’s birth weight, with the award going to the earliest or nearest birth.
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Tehama County
Ed Owens
Water Quality Act Enactment Boosts California Grants
Congressman Harold T. Johnson celebrates federal funding gains for California water programs after the Water Quality Act of 1972. The state receives a total of 1 309 900 dollars from the EPA, with prior allocations of 1 045 400 dollars and a 264 500 dollar increase. Johnson notes boosts to several Second District projects.
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Washington D.C
Northern
California
Harold T
Bizz’ Johnson
State of California Water Resources Control Board
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Johnson
Second Congressional District
Dear Ann Landers letters on customers Funeral and poker questions
Letters to Ann Landers discuss a customer service essay and a suburban reader's questions. Topics include poor service in stores and restaurants, funeral etiquette for adopted children, and a poker question about a double ace flush. Readers seek guidance and Ann provides brief responses.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Buffalo
Shuff
Sioux City
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