Challenge To Leadership Calls For A Curb On Wages
The Bank for International Settlements urged governments to curb wage growth to fight inflation. The 194 page report says wage policy must be actively used, with possible strengthening of labor laws and greater government action. Italy led with 21 percent wage increases. the United States saw about 6.3 percent, risking productivity and output gains.
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Hanns Neuerbourg
Basel
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Clearing House
West
Rene Larre
Italy
United
Red Bluff Youth Listed Satisfactory After Car Accident
Ken Warren an 18 year old from Red Bluff was listed in satisfactory condition at St Elizabeth Hospital after a Saturday auto crash. Warren was a passenger in a car driven by John Robert McGarva 17 of Cottonwood when the accident occurred about 2 45 a m on Interstate 5 two and a half miles south of Hooker Creek Road. The CHP reports the driver fell asleep at the wheel the car veered off the road and overturned. Both youths were transported to St Elizabeth with McGarva treated and released. A separate three vehicle crash occurred Friday at 2 25 p m on Hooker Creek Road south of Bowman Road. John Delbert Cooper 42 Corning was involved per CHP notes.
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Ken Warren
Red Bluff
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Warren
John Robert McGarva
Cottonwood
California Highway Patrol
Interstate 5
Hooker Creek Road
McGarva
St. Elizabeth
Bowman Road
CHP
John Delbert Cooper
Corning
Campaign Donors On Tricia Wedding List
Washington AP details a near empty Congress guest list for Tricia Nixon Cox’s wedding, featuring major Nixon donors. Included are Elmer H. Bobst and Thomas A. Pappas among over half a million in Nixon campaigns, while leaders like Hugh Scott and Gerald Ford were excluded.
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Washington
Tricia Nixon
Eddie Cox
Congress
Nixon
Greece
Los Angeles
Edward F. Cox
Elmer H. Bobst
New York
Thomas A. Pappas
Boston
Patrick J. Frawley
Senate
Hugh Scott
House
Gerald R. Ford
Earl Warren
Richard Nixon
Bobst
Warner-Lambert Co
Justice Department
Warner-Lambert
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Federal Trade Commission
Nonuplets in Australia Face Premature Birth Toll
Geraldine Brodrick of Canberra gave birth to nine babies in Sydney, two of whom survived alongside seven who died or remained in fragile condition. The surviving infants include a girl delivered before dawn, with three other babies reported in "some concern" by doctors. The mother, a former nurse, used fertility drugs for a hormonal disorder.
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Sydney
Australia
Geraldine Brodrick
Junked Car Law Before Corning Council Tonight
Corning City Council is poised to approve an ordinance banning junked cars and parts from streets and yards, with garaged vehicles allowed and state highways exempted. Fire Chief John Calbreath will report weed-caused fire hazards and a weed abatement ordinance may be pursued. Session starts at 7:30 p.m. in city hall.
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Corning
Lillian Hagen
John Calbreath
Blood Bank To Visit Here This Wednesday
The Blood Bank will make its monthly visit Wednesday from 2 to 6 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Chairwoman Clara Parker said supplies are low after a local resident required 16 pints for a serious surgery in San Francisco last month. Appointments are not required but may be made by calling 527-2112 for the lab.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Clara Parker
Flags Record 1777 Adoption in Red Bluff Display
Red Bluff Lions Club raises 300 flags today to honor the 1777 adoption of the Stars and Stripes. The Betsy Ross design with 13 stars and 13 stripes marks the national ensign by Continental Congress action on June 14, 1777.
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Red Bluff
Betsy Ross
Continental Congress
Lions Club
Rzeppa Hearing Set Thursday At School Office
C W Rzeppa district business manager for Red Bluff schools will face an open hearing at 8 p m Thursday during the regular school board session at district offices 1525 Douglas Street Glen Smith the schools superintendent says the hearing follows his recommendation to not rehire Rzeppa The board concurred saying he was inefficient and incompetent He has served about two and a half years.
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C. W. Rzeppa
Red Bluff
Glen Smith
Rzeppa
Douglas St
Smith
Reagan's Tax Shield in Private Cattle Investments Revealed
Sacramento report details Gov. Reagan's ties to Oppenheimer Industries managers of 120,000 cattle across 18 states and a Reagan Cattle Co. brands in Wyoming and Nevada. It notes his April 1970 state tax filing, a $49,100 salary in 1970, and possible high net worth as a threshold for Oppenheimer clients. The article also cites a manager stating Reagan bought bulls at $450 each and sold some after injuries.
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Sacramento Bee
the Bee
James Wrightson
Opperheimer Industries Inc
Kansas City
Reagan Cattle Co
Oppenheimer
Gary Murphy
Montana
Murphy
Bee
Wyoming
Nevada
Oppenheimer Industries
California
Department of Corporations
Transport missing near Hawaii rocks world brief
A U S Air Force jet transport with 24 aboard is believed down at sea between American Samoa and Hawaii after leaving Pago Pago for Hickam AFB. The 9 hour fuel and 2230 mile distance frame the possible disaster as search efforts proceed.
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American Samoa
Hawaii
Coast Guard
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Pago Pago
Hickam Air Force Base
Indians Occupy Nike Missile Sites Across Two States
About 50 American Indians occupied vacant buildings at deactivated Nike missile sites in California and Illinois. In Chicago the group moved into unlocked structures near Belmont Harbor after a fire damaged a nearby apartment building, while in Richmond California another 50 entered an abandoned housing area. Police and military authorities planned investigation and possible action.
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Associated Press
California
Illinois
Chicago
Belmont Harbor
Lake Michigan
Michael Chesa
U.S. Sth Army Provost Marshal
Ft. Sheridan
Richmond
Calif
Nike
Carlos Garcia Dies At Home In Manila
Former President Carlos P. Garcia, who had just won the presidency of the convention to rewrite the Philippines constitution, died at his Manila home today at age 74. Early reports cited heart failure as the cause.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
Land Split Hearing Tuesday Near Lowrey on Rezoning
Tehama County Supervisors set a Tuesday 10 am hearing to rezone 2000 acres near Lowrey to residential estates and permit mobile homes. Developer Donald Kline seeks 20 acre minimum lots with a plan to reduce to five acres after approval, facing cattlemen opposition over grazing access and water rights along Elder Creek. Kline owns 29000 acres near Lowrey and planning board backed the land division May 20 despite objections.
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Tehama
Donald
Kline
County Planning Board
Bob McCullough
Planning Board
Land Division
Elder Creek
Red Bluff Board Meets Tuesday on Bond Election
The Red Bluff elementary school district board of trustees will meet Tuesday at 8 in the Red Bluff Public Schools office. On the agenda are a bond election discussion and a personnel report by Superintendent Glen Smith.
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Red Bluff
Red Bluff Public
Douglas St
Glen Smith
Weather and river readings for Tehama region outlook
Fair weather continues through Tuesday with warmer temperatures and light northerly winds. Highs reach 94 today and 100 Tuesday. lows 62 tonight. River levels show Lake Red Bluff at 15.7 feet and Bend Bridge at 22.0 feet with Tehama at 204.0 feet and Woodson Bridge at 169.8 feet above sea level. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. season to date 22.78 inches, normal to date 21.88, last year to date 21.64. Sunset 8:39 PDT, sunrise 5:39 tomorrow.
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Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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