New Sports Editor at The Daily News Dave Oliveria
Dave Oliveria, formerly of Chico, replaces Gary Mortenson as Daily News sports editor. A Gridley native and Chico State graduate, Oliveria comes from the Enterprise Record in Chico and will reside in Red Bluff with wife Gayle as he takes over today.
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Daily News
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Mexican President blasts U S policy during state visit
Mexican President Luis Echeverria uses a congressional address and White House talks to challenge U S policy toward developing nations. He cites Colorado River salt issues as harming Mexican farmers and criticizes long standing pacts with major powers. Nixon praised his frankness.
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Washington
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United States
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Moscow
Tehama County Hearing Delayed On Plan Additions
Tehama County planners delayed action on additions to the general plan until the July 20 board meeting. The public hearing was continued after consultant James Campbell reported incomplete open space and conservation work. The commission also continued two requests: Lee agricultural preserve request and the brick wrecking yard.
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Tehama County
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California’s $7.96 Billion Budget Faces Major Veto Trim
Gov. Reagan weighs a record 7.96 billion state budget with big welfare and education outlays. Despite bipartisan push to increase local school funding, Republicans expect substantial cuts exceeding 100 million before final approval, as negotiations continue ahead of the midnight deadline.
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Sacramento
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New York
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Food Chains warn of further meat price rise
Washington reports that grocery chains expect another jump in retail food prices, led by meats, as wholesale costs climb. The Price Commission plans a meeting next week to discuss options, including possible price controls, while chains say they may absorb some costs to avoid public backlash.
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FDA proposes ban on DES cattle growth stimulant
The FDA will propose a ban on the livestock growth hormone DES used in about 90 percent of beef cattle to speed weight gain. The action aims to allow a public hearing, with estimates that a ban could raise beef prices about 3.85 per person annually.
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John Stowell
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Pilots to strike in 64 nations over hijacking fears
AP reports 64 nations including the United States will strike for 24 hours Monday to protest hijacking dangers. ALPA president John J. O'Donnell announced the U S pilots will begin at 2 a m Monday after a Washington briefing. U S Air Line Pilots Association ordered participation.
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New York
United States
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
U.S
John J. O'Donnell
ALPA
Washington
U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
Colleges Urged To Cut Spending Rate
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education warned colleges and universities to cut spending by 10 billion dollars annually by 1980 or face severe money problems. The 294 page report The More Effective Use of Resources Imp than for Higher Education outlines advice on cost reduction as the nation could see three million more students if recommendations aren’t followed.
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Washington
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Criticism of Tehama Coyotes Bounty in National Magazine
Justin Murray of Defenders of Wildlife writes that Tehama County cancelled a predator control contract in 1970 and set a $5 bounty on adult coyotes. The reward rose to $10 in 1971 to appease woolgrowers and sportsmen, with over 450 coyotes bountied by December 1971. County deer decline blamed locally, but state officials said deer shortages were statewide, not county specific.
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Petaluma
Defenders of Wildlife News
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Board of Supervisors
Board of
Dick Forester
State Division of Fish and Game
Yountville
Forester
Weather Forecast and River Levels Report
Weather outlook fair through Saturday with light southerly winds. Highs 85 to 95, Lows 52 to 62, cooler Monday. Yesterday high 93, low 60. River levels list Bend Bridge 20.8, Lake Red Bluff 14.8, Tehama Bridge 202.9, Woodson Bridge 168.2 feet. Precipitation 0 last 24 hours. season 10.34, year 22.78. normals 21.91. Sunset 8:40, sunrise 5:39 PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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