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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
3
Ann Landers cautions against barefoot freedom for teens citing risk of fungal infections and injuries while promoting sandals for safety. The page also shares letters urging vocational education, hospital birth support, and coping with news fatigue and teen behavior.
Tehama County Fair activity advances with exhibit buildings under preparation for the July 23 opening. Entry deadlines hit July 3 at 5 p.m. for most departments, July 18 for Floriculture. Plans highlight Water Key to the Good Life with irrigation displays and a logging era flume replica inside the Tyler Jelly Building. Public agencies including the U.S. Weather Bureau and Bureau of Reclamation will display alongside others.
Portland's Larry Lubin is Oregon's new pipes champion after a one hour four minute twenty second puffing feat using 3.3 grams of tobacco. Contestants must light within a minute and keep the pipe alight by puff power.
Washington humor columnist Dick West riffs on a 1971 Pasta convertible that overheats with fear in traffic. The car quivers on highways, prompts jokes about warranty gaps, and yields a punchline about genuine Italian gooseflesh upholstery.
Virginia City's hand cranked magneto telephone system, a relic dating to the mining era, was retired this weekend. Kate Tannehill, 84, the town’s oldest resident and former operator, made the final call from Sundance Saloon as officials activated dial tone for about 325 customers. The ceremony featured a small observance and champagne, with locals noting the loss of a nostalgic, slower style of communication while noting easier direct dialing and higher bills for some residents.
Carson City reports that Arab nations show little appetite for funding Nevada gambling ventures. Nevada Gambling Control Board chair Philip Hannifin notes no large petrodollar influx and cites Arab rulers’ anonymity concerns, plus extensive background checks on big investors amid fears of underworld ties.
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