Delinquent Tax Notice Tehama County Auction to State
Robert L. Risberg warns that if unpaid taxes for the year 1970 by June 30 1971 the jurisdiction will deed delinquent properties to the State of California. Redeemable by payment with penalties or via installment plan. a list will be published by September 8 1971. Jimmie Hinkle provides details at the Red Bluff courthouse offices.
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State of
California
Red Bluff
County of Tehama
Jimmie Hinkle
Robert L. Risberg
Tehama County
State of California
Tehama
Aka
Chain Co
County Col
Tehama County Notice Deeds Property to State
Tehama County Tax Collector to deed property to the State on July 1 1971 at 1000 am if not redeemed or under an installment plan. Addenda list numerous parcels and mineral rights with parcel numbers and sales details. Publish notices appear in Red Bluff Daily News and Corning Daily Observer on June 8 and 15 1971.
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Tehama
State OF California
Red Bluff
County of Tehama
Jimmie Hinkle
California
Week's Best Sellers Compiled By Publishers Weekly
Current best sellers list from Publishers Weekly with fiction items including The Passions of the Mind Stone QB VII Uris The Bell Jar Plath The New Centurions Wambaugh Penmarric Howatch and nonfiction titles such as Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Brown The Female Eunuch Greer The Sensuous Man M The Greening of America Reid The Grandees Birmingham.
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Howatch
Wounded Knee
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America
Reid
Grandees
Birmingham
Welfare Aides Could Be Sworn In To Aid Budget Talks
Budget chairman Willie L. Brown Jr. said he would place Governor Reagan’s welfare aides under oath to obtain hard figures for the 1971-72 welfare budget. Welfare Director Robert B. Carleson welcomed testifying under oath to the Ways and Means Committee, amid furor over differing cost estimates and a rebuke from Assemblyman John L. Burton.
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Sacramento
Assembly Budget Committee
Reagan
Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
Robert B. Carleson
Brown
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Carleson
A. Alan Post
Burton
California Legislature Faces Welfare Reform Budget Gap
The Associated Press reports a special hearing on welfare reform failed to close a multimillion dollar gap between Governor Reagan’s administration and the legislature’s fiscal expert. The Assembly passed bills on retirement, sex equality in education, land for parks, school land dedication, subdivision land for schools, and a federation inquiry into CIF rules. The Senate sent measures to the governor on racing days, retirement cuts, Regents appointment, junior college bonds, rehabilitated felons as parole officers, and a constitutional amendment proposal.
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Los Angeles
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R-Cool
Senate
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Oregon
Riverside
San Diego
Ralph
University of California Board of Regents
SCA
Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Rodda
Sacramento
State Department of Corrections
California Youth Authority
Harmer
Rgiendale
Open housing policy tightens federal aid rules
The Nixon administration moves to deny federal aid for communities that block subsidized housing for the poor. Attorney General Mitchell files a suit against Black Jack Missouri over zoning that excludes a racially integrated townhouse complex. Housing Secretary Romney pledges funding priority for subsidized suburban projects that promote integration.
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Nixon
John N. Mitchell
St. Louis
Black Jack
George Romney
White House
Mitchell
Romney
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Democrats Stall Bill To Cut State Borrowing Costs
In Sacramento the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee delayed a vote for a week on a bill by Senator Donald Grunsky to allow issuing tax anticipation notes instead of warrants. Democrats say passage would ease pressure on leaders to push tax reform. Controller Houston Flournoy estimates TANs would carry about four percent interest versus warrants at about five percent.
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Vietnam Pullout Debate Sways Senate Agenda
The Senate debates a year end pullout from South Vietnam with McGovern and Hatfield urging a cutoff amendment while Stennis warns it would disrupt Nixon’s gradual plan. An AP survey finds 53 opposed, 37 in favor, and others uncommitted, as two more days of discussion loom before a roll call.
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R-Ore
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D-Miss
Nixon
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