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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
1
The May industrial output rose seven tenths of a percent marking the sharpest jump since the GM strike end. A Council of Economic Advisers spokesman said the rise is modestly encouraging and does not confirm a full economic expansion.
Roberto Sandoval and James Alcarez pleaded innocent in a Plum Creek prison camp case. Alcarez faced an accessory charge for aiding Sandoval escape detection while Sandoval was charged with murder. Proceedings in Tehama County Superior Court continued with possible case consolidation and a trial date set for August 10 for Sandoval.
Heavily armed National Guardsmen and police patrolled Albuquerque streets as tension eased after two days of violence. Police Capt. James LaRue reported empty parks and quiet streets with 281 arrests from 3:30 p.m. Monday to 8 a.m. today, crowds herded into Montessa Park Detention Center and the old city jail.
Red Bluff police investigated multiple burglaries last night including the Sprouse Beatz store in Antelope where a roof entry netted 13 watches worth 250 dollars, the CP Company on South Main Street with 80 dollars missing, an A W Root Beer stand window smashed for candy, and suspected vandalism at Sacred Heart School where a heavy object was thrown through a plate glass door.
The Times cites a Pentagon study noting President Johnson decided on April 1 1965 that U.S ground troops would go on the offensive after bombing North Vietnam failed to win. The decision was kept secret and executed rapidly to minimize abrupt policy changes.
Corning city council heard a land developer request to annex 10 acres at the southwest corner of 0 and Edith Avenues. The plan would zone the site highway commercial for restaurants inns and gas stations pending owner support and council guarantees.
Corning councilmen Morey Emery and acting mayor Rod Senter oppose county plans to haul city trash to the Red Bluff dump. They favor a local cut and cover burial operation and seek to buy land for a city dump, citing costs and looming closure of the current site next year.
A pending Social Security bill could raise typical couple benefits to about 1300 a month, with dependents and wage-linked growth under projection. Example forecasts show median earners aging 65 in 2000 may see 1042.50 now and 1311.90 later, while lifetime payroll tax costs rise yet cash benefits surge.
Red Bluff’s airport commission forwarded three names to the city council to fill two vacancies created by resignations of W. R Phillips and L. T Anderson due to outside business pressures. FAA approves leasing 1600 feet of extra office space and a new maintenance shop at Bidwell Field with city funding to be paid off over ten years. A plan to extend the main runway with discarded trash was temporarily halted by an FAA letter, and painting RED BLUFF on the runway is nearly ready to begin with a date to be announced.
Red Bluff council will hold a public hearing this evening on a rezoning request for land on South Jackson Street about 600 feet south of Kimball Road. The site now zoned for apartments may be returned to single family dwellings after an apartment project failed for lack of financing.
Planning Commission will consider a use permit to allow dentists offices and a dental laboratory at 810 Rio St in the former residential site zoned R-3. Dr Donald A Young seeks approval with state office floor plans awaiting submission. Public hearing set for tomorrow at 1 15 p m in city hall.
North Vietnamese gunners bombarded allied positions near Khe Sanh with 200 mortar rounds while US B52 bombers struck back in a renewed heavy air campaign. Marines conducting a damage assessment followed the DMZ spillover as 15 additional shells hit US troops near Fire Base Charlie Four miles south of the DMZ.
Red Bluff recreation commissioners recommended three candidates to the city council to fill a board vacancy. The nominees are Don Cole Al Lengtat and Dwaine Hill and the council will consider them at the next meeting.
Superior Court Judge Richard Arnason denied bail to Angela Davis on charges tied to the Marin County courthouse shootout. The ruling was based solely on legal grounds.
Fair and warmer weather continues through Wednesday with northerly winds 10 to 20 mph diminishing at night. High today and Wednesday reach 100 with low tonight and tomorrow near 62. River stages include Lake Red Bluff at 15.7 feet and Bend Bridge at 219 feet. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. season to date 22.78 inches. Sunset 8 41 PDT with sunrise tomorrow.
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