Obituaries and Awards At Los Molinos High 1972-73
Raymond Gillette 57 of Los Molinos died Tuesday in Susanville from pneumonia. Funeral at St. Peter's Episcopal Church with burial in Los Molinos Cemetery. Scholarships and numerous awards were given at Los Molinos High School for the 1972-73 year, naming many students and honors including Tony O'Dell, Mike Brewer, Jerry Stephens, Karen Brown, and Dallas Thomas among others.
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Los Molinos High
Raymond Gillette
Los Molinos
Susanville
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Richard H. Merrill
St. Peter’s
Talbott King
Mike Brewer
Karen Brown
Tony O’dell
Sheryl Turner
Scott Prichett
Terry Brown
John Hunerlach
Jerry Stephens
Irvin Gillett
Franci McDonald
Kiwanis
Cindy Cox
Joseph Wilson
Tehama County Board of Realtors
Tony O'Dell
Bank of America
Ed Adams
Gayle Carlson
Frank Williams
Doug Morey
Volunteer Fire Department
Ellis
McColl
California Savings and Loan League
California Bankers
Dallas Thomas
Miss Cinders
Mike Wasko
Glenda Carlson
Lance Lyons
Laura Thomas
John Bradley
Richard Hausman
Ann
Neva Button
Mildred Brown
Matt Davison
Steve Henderson
Donna Holliday
Sherry King
Shane Lockie
Earl McDonald
Theresa McGuinness
Debbie Slayton
Rich Walker
Laurie Dana
Dawn Early
Barbara Fox
Robert Gillett
Tammy Tsaksen
Berva McDonald
Jonell Morey
Linda Myers
Vicki Nagos
Tammy Isaksen
Barbara Rogers
Mary Turner
Betty Crocker
Carole Williams
Connie Brewer
Joe Wilson
Greenhand
Russ Snively
California Scholarship Federation
Girl’s Athletic Association
William S. Davis
Stocks Fall on 60 Day Price Freeze Fears on NYSE
Markets slid as investors pushed the Dow 13.92 points to 889.00 amid light volume ahead of a 60 day price freeze. Major losses hit chemical and tech stocks with IBM down 4 and Eastman Kodak 134. Dow components GM and others also dipped while airlines faced modest drops.
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Eastman Kodak
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Monsanto
Superior Oil
Standard Oil of California
Getty
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Other Motors
TWA
Northwest Airlines
Three Hurt in Red Bluff Auto Crashes
Three people were injured in separate crashes in Red Bluff yesterday. John Albert Dolcini, 15, suffered a severely broken leg after his bicycle collided with a car driven by Mary P. Fitzgerald at Walnut Street and Garryanna Drive and was moved to a Redding hospital after initial care at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Debbie Barber, 17, was treated and released after a motorcycle passenger ride collided with a car driven by Gladys G. Wells at Oak and Madison Streets. Steven W. Carpenter, the cyclist rider, sustained minor injuries and sought his own medical care.
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John Albert Dolcini
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Redding
Mary P. Fitzgerald
Walnut Street
Garryanna Drive
Dolcini
Debbie Barber
Gladys G. Wells
Oak and
Madison Streets
Steven W. Carpenter
Concord man loses consciousness drives into fence on SR 99E
Jerome Canfield 44 of Concord fainted during a diabetic coma while driving north of the Butte County line on State Route 99E. He struck a fence with moderate vehicle damage. Separately, 23 year old George Corbin of Red Bluff was treated for injuries after his motorcycle went out of control on a curve at Baker Road and Park Avenue west of Red Bluff. A separate scene in Seattle featured placard protests at John Wayne premiere with hostile chants and signs accusing the actor of killing Indians.
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Highway Patrol
Jerome Anthony Canfield
Butte County
George Dean Corbin
Red Bluff
Baker Road
Park Avenue
California Legislature Actions Reported in Brief Summary
Governor Bradley met privately with Los Angeles Mayor-elect Tom Bradley. Senate passed dog permits allowing officials to kill packs of dogs at big game mammals. Herring bills ban commercial fishing for herring in San Francisco and Tomales bays. Reapportionment plan advanced to governor. Smog device installation on used cars postponed until Jan 31. Committees approved new environmental authority. Elections pass spending limits and tighter disclosure for campaigns. No fault insurance for motorists proposed. Pot offense reduced to misdemeanor. State accrual accounting repealed.
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Flying offers and weekend poker run at regional airports
The note promotes private pilot training and solo flying packages, mentions a poker run from Redding to Manton Airport with a barbecue, and cites new club pricing and flight options. It also references Aeron Custom artwork, NorCal Airlines routes, a Cessna 182 Skylane, and a Monday Air Round-up Committee schedule.
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Daily News
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Manton
Bruce B
Jack H
Aero Custom
Wm. Penn P
Cal Airlines
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Sac
United States
Shasta College adopts Mark 2 library security system
The Shasta Tehama Trinity Joint Community College District board approved Check Point Mark 2 at Shasta College to curb book loss, costing 6100 with expected payback in two to three years. The system locks turnstyles for sensitized books and checks them with a device, reducing losses.
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Shasta College
India Newton
California
Stanford Medical Library
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