U S Suspends Hanoi Bombings Amid Podgorny Visit
The United States paused bombing near Hanoi as Nikolai Podgorny visits Saigon believed to seek peace terms. U S jets continued strikes south of Hanoi while B52s pounded Dong Hoi and Hue's supply routes. An Loc siege easing as Highway 13 reopens and convoys move in.
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Saigon
United States
Hanoi
Soviet Union
U. S
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Moscow
North Vietnam
Podgorny
Dong Hoi
Hue
South Vietnam
An Loc
Los Molinos Teachers Stay Put In District Shuffle
John Glenn reports Los Molinos Unified School District will not reassign teachers for now. Principal Douglas Scott Jr. is on military leave until July 10 and district leaders delegated placement authority to individual school principals.
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Los Molinos
Douglas Scott Jr
Tehama
Don Carothers
Scott
Los Molinos Unified School District
Carothers
Mildred Crowl
Lawsuit Filed Over August Accident Seeks 105000
Maude Colter through her attorney filed suit in Tehama County Superior Court seeking 105000 in damages from an August 11, 1971 accident. The complaint states Mrs. Colter was walking when the incident occurred.
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Maude Colter
Tehama County
Annual Barbecue At Gerber July 15
Plans are under way for the 13th annual beef barbecue and carnival in Gerber on July 15. Dick Browning is general chairman with Jack Faniani Bruce Johnston Harry Dudley Frank Mullins and Emmett Nickles as organizers and ticket chairman. Local display sites are available and carnival attractions will be locally operated. Tony Laurence will be the barbecue chef.
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Gerber
Dick Browning
Gerber Community Club
Browning
Booth
Jack Faniani
Bruce Johnston
Harry Dudley
Frank Mullins
Emmett Nickles
Tony Laurence
Tehama County
Residents to Protest Poor Law Enforcing in Tehama County
Tehama County supervisors invite residents from the east of Tehama to voice complaints about sheriff coverage and incidents at Mill Creek Park. Supervisors Patterson Lalaguna urge all involved to appear with Sheriff Williams present to resolve the dispute. no hearing date set.
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Los Molinos
Tehama County
Tehama
Mill Creek Park
Aramago Way
Sheriff’s Dept
Shannon Patterson
Larry Lalaguna
Lyle Williams
Tehama County Jury Finds Thomas Guilty of Marijuana Possession
Marvin William Thomas of Red Bluff was found guilty by a Tehama County superior court jury of possession of marijuana after a one day trial. The jury deliberated about two hours and fifteen minutes. Sentencing is set for June 26.
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Marvin William Thomas
Red Bluff
Tehama County
California budget scramble as deadline looms
Sacramento lawmakers race to finish a 7.96 billion budget before tonight’s constitutional deadline.Governor Reagan has 12 days to sign once adopted. Senate and Assembly votes were pushed by a UC salary error and a wedding keeping key figures away.
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Sacramento
Senate
University of California
Assembly
Reagan
Governor's Tax Plan Blends Past Proposals Into Reform
Sen. Robert J. Lagomarsino presented Reagan's tax reform bill SB 1351 as a mix of earlier ideas. The plan includes higher sales taxes, federal revenue sharing, and surplus funds to lower property taxes for schools. Support comes from the League of California Cities and California Chamber of Commerce. opposition from County Supervisors' Association and tobacco and candy distributors group.
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Rodney Angove
Sacramento
Reagan
Robert J. Lagomarsino
R-Oaji
Senate Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Lagomarsino
Moretti
Bob Moretti
van Nuys
Assembly
Serrano
California Supreme Court
League of California Cities
California Chamber of Commerce
County Supervisors’ Association
California Association of Tobacco and Candy Distributors
Highway 36 Trek to Fortunate July 8 From Red Bluff
The Highway 36 Association plans its annual caravan from Red Bluff to Fortuna on July 8. About fifteen to twenty carloads will depart Red Bluff Chamber at 8 45 a m with each group bringing a picnic lunch to press for highway improvements. Parlato s Restaurant in Fortuna will host a dinner business meeting after arrival with reservations through the chamber.
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Highway 36 Association
Red Bluff
Fortuna
Red Bluff-Tehama
H. Richard Maguire
Parlato
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Storms batter the Midwest and West with heavy downpours
The Associated Press reports heavy thunderstorms drenched the Midwest with flooding rain today. Scattered storms also hit the mountain West and high Plains while other regions saw fair skies.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Mountain West
High Plains
Weather Outlook Fair Through Friday With Warm Tempeartures
Weather forecast shows fair conditions through Friday with little temperature change. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph and zero percent precipitation today tonight and tomorrow. Highs near 90, lows around 60, tomorrow’s highs in the 90s. River and lake levels listed: Bend Bridge 20.8, Lake Red Bluff 14.7, Tehama Bridge 202.9, Woodson Bridge 168.3 feet. Sunset 8:40, sunrise 5:39 PDT.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Air crash in Vietnam kills 81 aboard Cathay Pacific jet
In a South Vietnam highlands crash the Cathay Pacific Convair 880 killed 81 people on board. Among the dead were 17 Americans, including seven named Kenny family members from West Bend Wisconsin. The flight from Singapore to Hong Kong originated in Bangkok.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Cathay Pacific Airline
Kenny
West Bend, Wis
Thomas J. Kenny
B. C. Ziegler Co
Roberta
Kathleen
Daniel
Mary Jane
Colleen
Andrew Pick
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Singapore
Nixon seeks Sept. 1 approval for Moscow arms curbs
President Nixon asks Congress to approve by Sept 1 a Moscow arms curbs treaty and an executive agreement to begin broad disarmament talks in October. He spoke informally at a White House briefing for 122 legislators with Henry Kissinger present.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Moscow
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
House
United States
Kissinger
Reagan to Tour Europe to Strengthen Ties and NATO
President Nixon will send Gov. Reagan on a three week European tour starting July 2 to underline U S ties with Europe NATO commitments and relations with the enlarged European community. Deputy press secretary Warren announced the trip.
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Washington
Nixon
Gov
Reagan
Europe
NATO
Gerald L. Warren
Car Crashes Near Vina Injure Three. Deer Collision Also Reported
A driver and two passengers were hurt when their small car went out of control on Vina Road near Highway 99E and overturned. Walker 22 from Castro Valley, Faith Lail 17 of Corning, and Bill Strong 18 of Corning were hospitalized at Corning Memorial. A second incident on Highway 36E involved Scott Clemons 19 of Mineral striking a deer, damaging the car’s front.
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Vina Road
Highway 99E
California Highway Patrol
Wayne Keith Walker
Castro Valley
Corning Memorial Hospital
Walker
Faith Lail
Corning
Bill Strong
Scott Matthew Clemons
Mineral
Highway 36E
Clemons
George Horn Faces Murder Charge
George V. Horn is ordered to appear in Tehama County Superior Court on first degree murder charges related to the beating death of Jessie Denbert Dobson during an altercation at Vi's Tavern in Tehama. He was transferred from Red Bluff Judicial District Justice Court.
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George V. Horn
Tehama County
Horn
Rt. 1
Los Molinos
Jessie Denbert Dobson
Vi's Tavern
Tehama
Red Bluff
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