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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
4
The notice lists delivery options and prices for the Daily News. Home delivery by carrier is $200 per month or $24 per year, mail or auto rates are $22 or $24 per year with advance payment, and single copies cost 10 cents. It notes daily publication except Sundays and mentions second class postage paid at Red Bluff.
Tehama County prepares for an October 17 dedication at the Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife headquarters south of Red Bluff. A viewing area, parking, stands, and visitor amenities are planned to attract tourism and ease guest comfort while avoiding traffic and dust.
Senator Henry M. Jackson called in Sacramento for a real review of how the government classifies and protects secret documents. He urged a subcommittee investigation by Foreign Relations and Armed Services members to scrutinize the New York Times Vietnam war study and its corroboration efforts.
Across a scrambled note from a news page fragment, readers glimpse brief mentions of names and places. The readable items point to a local event or notice with limited context and unclear details.
Washington-Merry-Go-Round reports unverified claims that Air Force jets targeted Montagnard villages in Vietnam with heavy bombs and defoliants. The piece questions civilian casualties, maps conflict between official claims and eyewitnesses, and notes suspected village presence of Montagnards despite military denials.
The piece argues that about 138 million Americans hold shares directly or via institutions, a rise over a decade. It criticizes brokers for favoring mutual funds and institutional access, noting high commissions and limited liquidity for small investors. It warns that growing institutional control could hinder individual participation in America's growth.
The article notes a recent rise in the prime rate, with banks signaling continued tightening as economic expansion remains in place. Pennsylvania Banking & Trust reports a 2 percentage point increase, moving to 5.75 percent from 5.35 percent, amid market adjustments.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses concrete use for aging and shelter, naming an advocate and a former Stanford professor. It mentions costs per square foot and a bridge project, with figures like $12 and $232, and references to damaged terms and locations without clear coherence.
A reader complains about city crews not collecting grass cuttings in gutters and questions what workers do. The letter urges visible effort and less idle time while criticizing perceived waste of gasoline.
A reader commends the City Fire Department for its rapid response during a minor emergency last week. The note highlights the department’s first class service and timely arrival, reassuring the community of dependable fire protection.
The writer laments unclear answers to the present economic situation and warns against ignorance of language and warnings from King James era. They argue society risks ongoing wars as modern history records and express personal despair about the future for upcoming generations.
Dr Lester Coleman urges organized community care for handicapped elderly. He argues for dignified housing and local doctors to examine and treat seniors in their own quarters to relieve transport burdens and loneliness. Readers are invited to request a booklet by sending 5 cents and a stamped envelope.
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