Bill To Cut War Funds Heads For House Vote
Senate votes 52 to 44 to defeat freshman Senator Chiles's substitute setting a June 1 1972 deadline tied to North Vietnam prisoner release. Amendment 55-39. debate looms over two year draft extension and possible filibuster. Senators Hatfield McGovern Mansfield Dale and Stennis weigh political stakes.
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House
Senate
Lawton M. Chiles Jr
Dfla
North Vietnam
U.S
Hatfield
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Washington
James L. Buckley
Con-A-N.y
Volunteer Trash Collections Nears End in Corning
Corning residents face the last chance to haul away free unwanted items from garages and prune trees without charges. Ernie Hubbard, Corning Jaycee president and program administrator, notes weak response to the weeklong Clean Up Corning effort and warns this may be the final summer with no dump entry fee or burning allowances.
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John Glenn Corning
Corning
Ernie Hubbard
Corning Jaycee
Hubbard
More Light For Corning Gridiron Sought By High School Trustees
Corning High School trustees seek eight high intensity lights to brighten the football field using existing poles if PG&E approves. Lights would cost about 300 each, with a plan to reuse baseball lighting standards. Board also authorized buying used lock making machines to improve school security, with cost about 500 total.
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Corning
Corning High School
Crane Mills
Pacific
Gott
Van Nuys Woman Crushed To Death In Highway Accident
A Van Nuys woman, Gertrud Ihsle, 43, was crushed to death when a pickup drifted off SR 99 E south of Los Molinos and struck a trailer where she stood between car and trailer. Her husband Wolfgang, 52, and son Thomas were hospitalized. the Graves driver Caroline Graves, 22, was seriously injured. The couple had stopped on the shoulder to repair a flat tire near Englehorn Road two miles south of Los Molinos.
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van Nuys
Los Molinos
Highway Patrol
Gertrud Hildgard Ihsle
Caroline Christine Graves
Wolfgang Ihsle
Thomas
Assembly Democrats Press For Showdown
In Sacramento, Democratic leaders push for a showdown vote on a $706 billion version of Gov. Reagan's 1971-72 budget. Republicans hint at delaying passage until Democrats reduce $248 million in added spending, amid a fight over a potential $350 million to $1 billion tax increase. The Ways and Means panel rewrote the budget to grant raises for professors and state workers totaling $116.2 million while reversing a $72 million surplus shift from the State Teachers Retirement Fund.
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Doug Willis
Sacramento
Assembly
Gov
Reagan
Senate
Ways and Means
House Subcommittee to Probe Information Practices
A House subcommittee to investigate government information practices plans hearings on executive privilege and classification. The move follows Nixon administration steps to block The New York Times from publishing a top secret Pentagon Vietnam history, prompting charges of press censorship.
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Jim Luther Washington
House
New York Times
Pentagon
House Foreign Operations and Government Information Subcommittee
Park Rezoning Hearing Schedules for Kraft Park Rio Street
Red Bluff planning commissioners authorized Barbara Lee to set a public hearing date to rezone Kraft Park from residential to commercial. City plans include selling the land and relocating playground equipment. The park, lightly used, lacks shade. until closed, supervised access is allowed Monday to Saturday evenings. Temporary trailer permits were approved for Edward's Trucking at 2060 Montgomery Road Mich's Wholesale Meat at Mich and Fortier Roads and Jim Byrne at 1104 Monroe Street with expiry in one year and possible extensions.
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Red Bluff
Barbara Lee
Rio Street
Rio and
Oak Streets
Edward’s Trucking Co
Montgomery Road
Mich’s Wholesale Meat Co
Mich
Fortier Roads
Jim Byrne
Monroe St
Two Women and Child Injured in Red Bluff Boating Mishap
Two women and a small child were treated and released from St. Elizabeth Hospital after a near river accident near Red Bluff. The 12 foot homemade boat owned by Charles Chastain swamped when its bow dipped into a larger craft's wake, sending all aboard into the Sacramento River.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Sue Saunders
Mildred Chastain
Jason
Red Bluff
Charles Chastain
Douglas Street
Saunders
Larry
Chastain
Rzeppa Hearing At Red Bluff Schools Office Tonight
C W Woody Rzeppa Red Bluff schools business manager faces charges of incompetency and inefficiency at an open hearing this evening. A joint high school and elementary boards meeting at 8 p m will hear the case at the district office 1525 Douglas Street. Glen Smith superintendent filed the charges and the boards voted not to rehire Rzeppa for the coming year.
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C.W
Woody” Rzeppa
Red Bluff
Red Bluff High School
Glen Smith
Smith
Azeppa
Rzeppa
Douglas St
Non-Injury Crash Investigated by Red Bluff Police
Red Bluff police yesterday evening investigated a non injury car truck crash at Main and Cedar Streets. Ralph A Emerson 80 of 1155 Franklin St allegedly turned left from Main onto Cedar into the path of an Edward's Trucking tractor trailer driven by Gerry L Laurence 28 of 1356 Lincoln St.
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Red Bluff
Main
Cedar Streets
Ralph Augustine Emerson
Franklin St
Cedar
Edward
Gerry Louis Laurence
Lincoln St
Weather forecast with warm days and mild nights
Fair weather through Friday with continued warm temperatures and light northerly winds. High today 97, low 64, Friday 96. River levels near Lake Red Bluff 158 feet and Bend Bridge 21.6 feet. Tehama 204.0 feet and Woodson Bridge 169.6 feet. No precipitation in last 24 hours. season to date 22.78 inches. Sunset 8:41, sunrise 5:39 PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
News Of World In Brief
A summary from the Vietnam war era notes 25 U.S. deaths and 199 wounded in the past week. Other dispatches report Times’ court challenge over Pentagon documents and a Vietnamese attack repulsed with U.S. air support. The House halts F14 funds, a draft extension survives, and Governor Reagan names a new military aide.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
Indochina
U.S
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Kansas
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Richard Hultgren
Bud Gott
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Gerber Bidwell R.B. High School
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Red Bluff Gas Service Furniture & Appliance
Walnut St
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Allen's Liquors
Johnny Hintz
American Cancer Society
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Zuckweiler
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Robert Thrasher
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