Delinquent Tax Sale Notice Tehama County California
Robert L. Risberg Tax Collector Tehama County issues a notice that unless 1972-73 taxes and charges are paid by 5:00 p.m. June 29 1973 the delinquent real property will be sold to the State of California at the Tehama County Courthouse Red Bluff. Properties may be redeemed by payment or installment plan. deeds will follow if not redeemed. Publication dates June 7 14 and 21 1973.
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Robert L. Risberg
Tehama
California
Red Bluff
County of Tehama
Jimmie L. Hinkle
Tehama County
Notice of Intent to Deed Real Property to the State Tehama County
Tehama County Tax Collector announces deeds to the State will be issued for parcels sold for taxes in 1967-68 and 1965-66 unless redeemed. Redemption deadlines, parcel numbers, and mineral rights notes are listed. public notice published in Red Bluff Daily News and Corning Daily Observer.
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Tehama
California
Red Bluff
Wiener versus frank difference claims by old-time sausage makers
Sausage makers contend the wiener traces to Vienna and is a mild finely ground mix of beef pork and veal while the frank originates in Frankfurt and is coarsely ground and more highly seasoned.
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Vienna
Wien
Austria
Frankfurt
Germany
California Legislature Clears Probe of Tax Plan Fight
UPI reports the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee rejected Governor Reagan's tax ceiling plan amid sharp clashes. The Assembly advances bills on nursing home fees and licensing, youth conservation, and local tax relief exemptions, while several measures head to the floor.
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United Press International
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Senate
Revenue and Taxation
Ronald Reagan
Lagomarsino
R-Ojal
Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Assembly
Duffy
Hanford
McCarthy
San Francisco
Homes
Conservation
Youth Conservation Corps
State Department of Parks
Mobley
Sanger
Fenton
D-Montebello
Capitol Building Labeled Dangerous by New State Architect
Sacramento UPI newly appointed state architect John C Worsley called the century old Capitol a dangerous building saying it would not be allowed to stay open if privately owned He warned of a potential jet propelled legislature if a fire broke out near gas lines in the Senate and Assembly chambers and noted the west wing fails current safety standards Lt Gov Ed Reinecke and others were ordered to vacate by Sept 15 into a cautious political moment
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Sacramento
UPI
John C. Worsley
Worsley
Senate
Assembly
Senate Rules Committee
Ronald Reagan
Capitol
Ed Reinecke
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Bertha Titus Deceased
PAMELA KOEBERER and VERN JONES filed a petition for probate of will and letters testamentary in Tehama County. The hearing is set for Monday June 25 1973 at 1:45 p.m. in the Superior Court courtroom at Red Bluff California.
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Superior Court
State OF California
County OF Tehama
Bertha Titus
Pamela Koeberer
Vern Jones
Red Bluff
California
Floyd A. Hicks
Mary A. George
Rawlins Coffman
Noel Watkins
Senate panel rejects censure of Jane Fonda in PR bid
The Senate Rules Committee in Sacramento refused to censure actress Jane Fonda over her claim that returning American POWs were liars and hypocrites. The move followed private talks with committee members and testimony against including her name in SCR44 led by Sen. John Stull.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Rules Committee
Jane Fonda
Miss Fonda
John Stull
R-Leucadia
Nixon Pacific estate spending exceeds White House estimate
Santa Ana details show government funded improvements at Nixon Pacific Coast estate totaling over 414 thousand dollars. Electrical work 184174 dollars landscaping 76000 dollars a beach cabana and bridge 6400 dollars plus additional items including sewer connection roof work roadways pool and storage shed. White House notes 39525 dollar initial figure and continues to seek total accuracy.
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Santa Ana
Calif
White House
Arthur F. Sampson
General Services Administration
Los Angeles Times Today
GSA
Register
Ball Park
Secret Service
Ultrasonic Glasses Help Blind Man See
Charles Leroy, blinded in 1961 by a missile explosion at Vandenberg, tests glasses that emit ultrasonic signals. The device translates echoes into sounds for each ear to judge an object’s size, distance, and type within about 16 feet. He plans to return to San Antonio soon to reconnect with his familiar chair.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
UPI
Charles Leroy
San Antonio
Tex
Leroy
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
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