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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
4
The Daily News marks ongoing local ownership under Ponrey Media Group, emphasizing regional focus and community reporting. This period piece highlights sustained operation and ties to local readership.
William D. Schwab of Commander Industries cites Thomas R. Shepard Jr. at the Soap and Detergent Association meeting arguing that freedom is the core advantage of free enterprise. He criticizes a Disaster Lobby and supports phosphate detergents, warns against overregulation, and questions moving toward half free enterprise.
A couple asks about long term risks for their rheumatic fever survivor daughter regarding future fertility. Medical guidance reassures that many with heart complications bear children and modern delivery eases the process. The column also addresses tingling cramps from possible circulation issues and cleft palate treatment timing. Dr. Coleman offers a heart health booklet for 25 cents.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson exposes alleged withholding of evidence and misrepresentation by Federal Power Chairman John Nassikas to justify a 4 billion rate increase for natural gas producers. Suppressed memos show warnings from FPC economists about dubious industry data on gas reserves, ignored by Nassikas and counsel. The piece ties the issue to Senate inquiries and suggests harm to gas users.
A critical essay argues John Kerry's testimony before Fulbright reveals a deep assault on American leaders and values. It contends the rhetoric questions America’s worth and compares wartime beliefs, university views, and military loyalty to broader national identity. The piece questions future judgments on Kerry and Vietnam policy.
Pat Clever of Manoir Industries in Toronto told a San Francisco conference that U S Chinese trade hinges on politics not economics. He argued foreign trade is minor compared with U S presence in Asia, the Russian threat, and Japan’s regional economic dominance.
Today in history highlights events across centuries. Magna Carta was signed in 1215 by King John of England. Benjamin Franklin demonstrated electricity with a kite in 1752. George Washington took command in 1775. Arkansas joined the Union in 1836. The General Slocum disaster occurred in 1904. The Maginot Line France setback appeared in 1940. Supreme Court apportionment ruling came in 1964. An $11 billion interstate program advanced in 1964 decade.
Red Bluff Yesterday reports on twenty one VFW junior rifle club members enjoying a watermelon feed at Cone Grove in celebration of the club’s new rifle range. Eighteen members have requested national match entry blanks for July and the group has qualified for 38 National Rifle Association medals.
A reader asks California officials to fix hazardous Tehama County roads. Hooker Rd and Draper Rd are cited for potholes and narrow sections posing safety risks. The writer urges widening and repaving and requests county action to repair these and other roads for motorists.
Madalyn Minch writes that pollution threatens earth and urges Red Bluff residents to respond. She suggests a town play or activity to raise awareness and notes her 7th grade science assembly at Berrendos school, with Mr Ronald Nevins, as an example of research and real effort.
A reader letter describes a small confrontation among cowboys and hippies at the Sunnyside Strip market, noting a couple of fights, a few joints, and two police officers breaking up the scene. The writer, Louisa Foss, age 16, urges readers to seek real excitement beyond the fuss.
The crossword list presents scattered clues for a daily across puzzle. Answers span landscape feature garb and the era style of figures like Ralph Kramden to maintain a playful wordplay challenge.
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