County board weighs jail site amid public jitter
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors debates placing a new jail, library, and county offices with a near downtown focus. A majority hint at moving the jail off courthouse property toward hospital grounds while library plans shift, seeking wider public input as letters to the board roll in and a 30 day behind the scenes issue remains undisclosed.
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Daily News
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Tehama General Hospital
Lincoln Street
Alice Mathisen
Barbara Crowley
Gene Penne
Bill Flournoy
Jefferson Street
Tehama Board Begins Chopping 1975 Budget Requests
Tehama County supervisors reviewed the 1975-76 fiscal plan trimming department requests as total general fund needs exceed last year by about 1.2 million. They cut line items, questioned line by line, and eyed keeping funding near 1974-75 levels while noting wage and benefit provisions drive increases.
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Robert Cates
Tehama County Taxpayers Association
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Tehama County Employees Association
Mike Stephens
Red Bluff- Tehama County
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Sheriff’s Department
Ron Koenig
Finn
Shannon Patterson
Patterson
Crystal Creek
Shasta County
California Division of Forestry
Ford Tells Businessmen End Of Recession Near
President Ford told about 1 500 small businessmen that the recession is ending and pledged to cut federal red tape. He urged steps to ease interaction with government, including establishing a Federal Paperwork Commission and meetings with lawmakers and regulatory agencies to curb excessive forms and unclear rules.
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America
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Board to Consider Revenue Sharing Requests June 24
Officials announce $671000 in revenue sharing funds available and invite interested persons and groups to submit requests to the auditor before next Tuesday. The board of supervisors will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 24 to review appropriations.
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Board of Supervisors
Tehama General Hospital
Embargo Sparks Turkey Warning on Base Renegotiations
Turkey formally warned the United States it must renegotiate the future of its bases including Black Sea sites used to monitor Soviet missiles. If the embargo is not lifted by July 15, Turkey may close 25 American bases and halt intelligence gathering operations opposite the Soviet coastline.
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Red Bluff Council Receives Airport Industrial Park Bids
Red Bluff City Council meets at 6 p m to award bids on the Airport Industrial Park project and to introduce three ordinances boosting revenue. Bids for roadway and utility extensions will be opened at 4 p m with up to ten bids expected for the $450 000 project.
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Weather forecast shows mild cooling trend and fair Thursday
Variable cloudiness through tomorrow with a cooling trend. Highs in the mid 70s to low 80s and lows near the low 50s. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph. Thursday outlook fair. Yesterday high 91, low 58. River levels Bend Bridge 21.9 Lake Red Bluff 15.8 Tehama Bridge 204.9 Woodson Bridge 169.2 feet. Sunset 8:41 pm, sunrise 5:39 am PDT.
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