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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
4
The President defends a 60 day price freeze while warning controls must not become a narcotic. Nixon’s stance mirrors Reagan’s earlier no tax withholding position, yet markets respond with pressure as Europe reacts to the freeze and questions its adequacy.
Parents seek guidance as a college junior drops out to “find himself” amid a turbulent era. Psychiatrists advise understanding, while educators note possible return with renewed purpose after proper guidance. Additionally, a diabetes awareness note promotes early diagnosis and treatment with a doctor supplied booklet on Alcoholism A Family Disease by Dr Lester Coleman.
Frank Carlucci directed the SBA to disobey disaster relief law amid a clash with Rep. Jim Hanley. Tom Kleppe admitted he was told not to implement the law, claiming he could not disobey his President. The report links the decision to top officials including Ehrlichman and Earl Butz.
A diverse coalition of religious groups join forces to urge the Supreme Court to review the Denver appeals court ruling stripping Rev. Billy James Hargis of tax exempt status. The brief argues Section 501 c 3 ethics and church state separation, while noting debates over political activity by religious groups.
UPI reports that since Whitlam’s Labor Party won election Australia has seen cabinet criticism of U S Vietnam policy. Cairns and Cameron describe Nixon policy as deceitful and reckless, while Whitlam privately and publicly denounces bombing. Domestic and foreign policy tensions rise over bases, Singapore, states’ rights, and ties to Britain and the Crown.
The administration asks Congress to extend the moratorium on dam construction in select scenic rivers for five years. Watt cites six of 27 rivers as study progress due by Oct. 2, 1973, and seeks $20.6 million for land acquisition along eight rivers added in 1968.
Almanac notes on the 166th day of 1973 with Mars and Jupiter as morning stars and Mercury Venus Saturn in the evening sky. It lists notable events from 1752 Franklin electricity experiment to 1963 Valery Bykovsky space orbit and a 1904 General Slocum disaster, ending with a thought from John Buchan.
Daily News states it will not publish anonymous communications. Readers are invited to submit letters with names and contact information for verification.
California Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr told the Orange County Sigma Delta Chi chapter that the Nixon administration is shifting from rhetoric to action to restrict information flows. He cited a proposed official secrets act making it a felony to disclose information to unauthorized media and warned it would hide reports of incompetence or abuse from the public. Brown, a Democrat, is seen as a potential gubernatorial candidate next year.
The County Democratic Central Committee approved a resolution urging the U S House to initiate impeachment proceedings against President Nixon. It says Nixon has kept armies in warfare without legislative consent.
June 15 1943 Red Bluff shoppers rush to buy with ration stamp 17 before midnight. Most wait in line, many are women. County labor committee discusses transporting itinerant workers to harvest. volunteers to drive pickups may be used with trucks supplied. John Gimmell reports wheat harvest growing with extra acres to offset dry season.
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