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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
3
A dense listing of daytime and prime time programs across June Tuesday to Thursday. Notable items include Perry Mason, Marcus Welby MD, Beverly Hillbillies, Hawaii Five O, Indy 500 coverage, News programs, game shows and a Kraft Music Hall slot.
Cash Box Magazine’s nationwide survey lists Don’t Come Easy by Starr at the top. Other top entries include Meet You Halfway by Partridge Family and It’s Too Late by King, along with Rainy Days And Mondays by Carpenters and Brown Sugar by Rolling Stones.
A sequence of reader letters criticizes Ann Landers advice on wartime marriage infidelity and emotional strain. Notes accuse her of callousness toward soldiers wives, and others defend or mock her guidance while sharing personal marital tensions and wedding day concerns.
Thomas H. Jourdan of Red Bluff was named to the Dean's Honor List at the University of California, Riverside after the winter 1971 quarter for maintaining at least a B average across all UCR work.
MERVYN MARTIN, USN, arrives in Corning June 16 for a 30 day leave to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Martin and relatives. He is aboard USS John F. Kennedy and recently returned from the Mediterranean. Theodore A Milojevich 24, Red Bluff, an Army Private, completed an eight week combat engineer course at Fort Leonard Wood and learned road and airfield construction, fortifications, and bridge erection.
Chico Chapter of the California Association of Medical Technologists met at St Elizabeth to install new officers and hear Dr C W Winning speak about his trip to Australia. Jason Tilby became president elect with Carolyn Henrici as secretary, as local members attended the dinner. Jack Woods represented the Chico chapter as chief medical technologist and delegate at the national meeting in Las Vegas with John Freeman.
Berkeley AP reports the University of California standardizes undergrad admissions across eight campuses. Top scholars remain in the top 12 percent, with 50 percent of openings filled by scholastic ranking on campuses with excess applications and the rest by a holistic review. Priority to California residents, transfers, and Vietnam veterans. Four campuses Davis Santa Cruz Irvine San Diego overenrolled.
The California Supreme Court reinstated the AFDC program for working mothers temporarily while it reviews a July 9 hearing on a regulation that limits continued benefits after four months. The rule uses a $30 plus one third deduction, affecting about 28 000 families.
The First United Presbyterian Church of Corning publicly opposes a $10,000 gift to the Angela Davis Defense Fund by the Council of Church and Race. It calls Davis a Communist and atheist and urges discontinuation of the fund and redirection of the money. It states the church will notify officials and expresses total opposition to the action.
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