Public Wage Talks in Tehama County at Impasse
Editorial argues wage and benefit negotiations between the Tehama County Board and county employees are suspended. The Tehama County Deputy Sheriff's Association seeks an impasse meeting to review demands, while taxpayers are urged to weigh funding for county services amid possible tax hikes or service cuts.
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Tehama County Employees Association
Tehama County Deputy Sheriff's Association
Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3
Board of Supervisors
Softball to Resume in Red Bluff Next Week
From the files of the Daily News June 13 1945 four men’s teams are formed and two more may join. Regular league play likely at Red Bluff High School grounds late next week. A preseason Eagles versus Minch game is planned for Monday with free public admission.
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Red Bluff High School
Minch
Marshalls
R. Pollanyour
Almanac entry for June 13, 1975 history and notable births
The almanac marks June 13, 1975 as the 164th day with Mercury Mars and Jupiter visible at dawn and Venus Saturn at dusk. It notes Gen Winfield Scott born June 13 1786 and key events: 1877 Russo Turkish War start, 1935 Braddock defeats Baer, 1944 buzz bombs in WW2, 1973 Nixon price freeze. Yeats quote as thought for the day.
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Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Winfield Scott
Peace Road Two Way Street In Mideast Talks
Foreign News Commentary analyzes Ford's Salzburg progress with Sadat and Rabin. It notes U S backing for Israel alongside praise for Sadat, and outlines wary Arab and Israeli aims, including Syrian talks, territorial issues, and Egypt’s need for aid amid regional pressures.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
United States
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Ford
Anwar Sadat
Salzburg
Sadat
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Suez Canal
Rabin
Washington
Syria
Golan Heights
Mitla
Gidi
Abu Rudeis
Muammar Khadafy
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
A crossword puzzle entry by Thomas Joseph with clues across and down. The grid includes varied wordplay such as foreign phrases and names like Lear’s daughters and a famous Sinatra song. Readers solve entries including numbers and thematic phrases.
Privileged Victuals and Secret Lodges for Washington Elite
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports that the National Park Service operates exclusive chalets at Brinkerhoff House in Wyoming and Camp Hoover in Shenandoah for VIPs. Notables from Cronkite to Rampton and Haldeman figures signed guest registers, while critics call the facilities a perk for powerful officials. The piece also notes CIA chief John McCone admitting earlier hints of plots related to Castro, tying to past Watergate era inquiries and lingering doubts about U.S. attempts to assassinate Castro.
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Brinkerhoff
Jackson Lake
Wyo
Grand Teton Mountains
Hoover
Shenandoah National Park
National Park Service
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Utah
Gov
Cal
Rampton
Teno Roncalio
D.wyo
Jack Anderson
Lee Hamilton
D.ind
Washington
George W. Allen Jr
Cronkie
Cronkite
Brinkerhoff House
B.F. Sisk
D.calif
John Jarman
R.okla
Federal Communications
Rex Lee
Shenandoah Woodlands
White House
Curtis Herge
Nixon
Clay Whitehead
H.R. Haldeman
Larry Higby
Fred Malek
Elliott Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
Congress
CIA
John McCone
Sam Giancana
John Roselli
Fidel Castro
William Harvey
James “Big Jim” O’connell
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Robert Maheu
Wallace Seeks Fourth White House Run Emphasizing Health Resilience
Governor George C. Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down after 1972 gun attack, plans a fourth presidential bid. He says his health should not be a major issue, vows to publicize medical exam results, and relies on media and TV to reach voters while continuing therapy and limited appearances. Bremer’s role in the 1972 shooting is discussed, with FBI saying no conspiracy evidence and Bremer having served 63 years.
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Floyd H. Norris Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
FBI
Bremer
Richard M. Nixon
Wallace
Japan
World Bank shifts to new style feeding the poor
The World Bank adopts a new style program aimed at directly aiding large numbers of rural poor in developing countries. Montague Yudelman, head of agriculture and rural development, says management and political will are major hurdles to expanding subsistence farming support and lifting millions from absolute poverty.
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Charles E. Flinner
Washington
UPI
World Bank
Montague Yudelman
Agriculture and Rural Development Department
Yudelman
Bank
Paris
Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development Center
Ydelman
Luis Echeverria
Caped Crusader Captain Sticky Seeks Health Help
Richard Avesta known as Captain Sticky asks California Health Facilities Advisory Board to back tighter nursing home regulations in San Diego. He cites past investigations into kickbacks, drug misuses, and fire safety violations by operators tied to substandard facilities.
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San Diego
UPI
Captain Sticky
State Departtment of Health
Sticky
Richard Avesta
Department
Health Facilities Advisory Board
Death Penalty debate spurs letter to the editor
George M. Dyke Jr. argues that Supreme Court rulings protecting criminal rights undermine victims, urging support for the death penalty. He cites biblical verses and references a Daily News report on a foster murder case and potential parole for offenders.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Satan
Supreme Court
Daily News
United States
U.S
George M. Dyke Jr
Education aid plan eyed for Vietnamese refugees in California
SACRAMENTO UPI Schools chief Wilson Riles told the state Board of Education that the federal government has no plans to reimburse California fully for the extra cost of educating Vietnamese refugees. He said a sliding scale could shift funding to the federal government for five years then have California cover the remaining costs. Officials estimate first year costs around 63.6 million dollars and about 25 000 Vietnamese children may enter public schools in California.
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Sacramento
UPI
Wilson Riles
State Board of Education
California
Riles
Welfare program supervision criticized in auditor report
In Sacramento the legislative auditor general criticized the capability to supervise county welfare administration of the aid programs. The health department was faulted for lacking adequate controls to oversee county welfare services effectively.
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Sacramento
UPI
Legislative Auditor General
Daectate of Health
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John Fenrich
Jean Thompson
Gary Carcione
Marjorie Brock
Robert Marsh
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Red Bluff
Almanac
United Press Internationals
Jim Braddock
Max Baer
Germany
England
William Butler Yeats
Do Peace
Thomas Joseph
Alfonso
Oahu
Lear
Graham
Sinatra
Les Whitten
Senate Intelligence Committee
McCone
Castro
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
New Orleans
Mexico City
Warren Commission
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Kennedy
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Robert
Lyndon Johnson
Alabama
Charles G. Snider
Arthur Bremer
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World Organization Against Evil
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