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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1972
Page
6
The notice lists subscription options for the Daily News, including home delivery by carrier for 2.00 per month or 24.00 per year, mail and auto rates at 22.00 and 24.00, and single copies for 10 cents. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday and locally operated by Donrey Media Group in Red Bluff.
Blair Higinbotham writes defending gun ownership citing Swiss marksmanship rules and anti disarmament rhetoric. He references Communist advice and 1776 Massachusetts symbolism with the rattlesnake motto Don't Tread On Me.
Editorial asks Tehama County Board of Supervisors why the county was not included in a California experiment and argues adoption would save over 400000 dollars annually. It challenges officials and groups to confront welfare waste and support the governor’s program.
A physician explains how a single drop of blood contains blood types, hemoglobin, white cells, plasma, antibodies, clotting mechanisms, RNA and DNA, and countless chemicals that indicate health and disease. Dr Lester Coleman promotes a booklet Pay Attention to Your Heart for 25 cents with SASE.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson alleges Chase Manhattan Metropolitan Life Prudential and other major financial firms financed FHA backed mortgages feeding urban blight. He outlines schemes involving falsified appraisals and foreclosures, plus Senate hearings and a highway subcommittee intrigue.
Former Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa described four years in federal prison and proposed 26 reforms including smaller prisons, individual cells, better medical care, libraries, and expanded visiting rights. He criticized current job programs and urged wages for prison labor and post release job placement. A later note reports Vancouver's Chinatown housing only 7,000 of the citys 45,000 Chinese residents.
Washington coverage frames George McGovern as a leading Democratic contender facing party resistance. It notes his reform moves aim to win old guard support, cites Mills’ criticism of welfare costs, and questions his unity with party machinery ahead of Miami.
Kathleen Kennedy, Robert Kennedy’s daughter and Radcliffe junior, campaigns for George McGovern at Brooklyn Tech High School. She clashes with Al Lowenstein over McGovern Communist history while critics question her grasp of policy. The event draws loud reactions from about 200 students.
San Francisco driver Arnold Simmons, speeding at 65 and weaving, was found shaving with an electric razor while behind the wheel. He paid 12.50 in justice court for speeding and driving on the wrong side. The June 19 1872 Cottonwood bridge accident report notes carpenter John Doyle hurt by a heavy timber and Joseph Pascoe seeking medical aid at the Railroad Hospital.
Highlights include the SS Savannah first steamship Atlantic crossing to Liverpool in 1819 and Roanoke Island first English settlement ending in 1586. Also Albany congress 1754, Black Hole of Calcutta 1756, Lincoln era 1862, Rosenbergs 1953, policy shifts and protests through the years.
Crossword clues and answers listed by THOMAS JOSEPH across and down with many entries and partial phrases. The puzzle includes standard crossword terminology referencing ships emblems places and common wordplay styles.
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