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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
3
A reader asks how many calls between a single office worker and her mother are reasonable, while others seek guidance on marriage and dating boundaries. Ann Landers advises about personal limits, loyalty, and choosing between marriage and work, with a note on seeking help and the publication’s booklet on dating limits.
Reader letters discuss makeup in school and a personal request for a photograph. Dorothy Ricker replies on makeup age and etiquette while promoting her manners leaflet and requesting 10 cents and a stamped return envelope.
Gov. Ronald Reagan, in Sacramento, says a bill banning hair length discrimination would not be wise though he opposes government dictates. He cites a Clift Hotel ban that would bar him from dining with his son, Skipper, over hairstyle concerns.
In Venice California a group of divorced women form Momma the Organization for Single Mothers to support lone parenting. With 600 active members in Los Angeles and New York and 85 chapters nationwide they push self help re education and mediation. They seek nonauthoritarian child rearing and co parenting while easing hostility after divorce.
Diamond International promotes three employees to plant manager per assistant personnel manager Dave Asivido. Jack Glenn becomes plant manager of the California Lumber Division in Stirling City after five years at Diamond. Jerry Veltri moves to the California Lumber Division in Marysville from Stirling City with seven years at the company. Frank Boatwright remains plant manager in Oroville with three years at Diamond. All three are married with children.
The California Assembly approved AB229 by Lawrence Kepiloff by a 45 to 10 vote to rename six state universities. San Jose, San Francisco, and San Diego campuses would become San Jose State University, San Francisco State University, and San Diego State University. Humboldt State University and California State Polytechnic University campuses at Pomona and San Luis Obispo would receive new names. The bill moves to the Senate.
Alison L Melemai a 19 year old freshman among the first women in UH Army ROTC received the top cadet award over 70 peers. She earned a four year scholarship a 100 dollar monthly stipend and maintained the highest first semester GPA.
At two Water Resources hearings critics call the holding tank mandate dangerous and unfair. Marina operator Jack Baumann warns inspectors could trigger violence while Bill Hines says the rule is fraught with peril and conflicts with EPA rules. Cooper supports holding-tank waste collection by marinas.
High court judge Justice Ormrod reduced annual maintenance from 20 dollars a week to 12 percent of a year for Dr Paul Grave of Bury Lancashire. The mother of a nurse earns about 2 500 pounds yearly, and separation followed.
Pacific Coast Builders Conference heard Dan Moore of Los Angeles Times Mirror Co. Educational programs warn of a post-industrial age that will be radically different from today. He calls the coming knowledge explosion scary yet hopeful, saying humans thrive when frailty and vulnerability foster tolerance and problem solving. International issues will grow more complex as solutions create new challenges.
Dale C. Ross, Marine Major and helicopter pilot at the Marine Corps Air Station in New River North Carolina, received an award for logging 1000 accident free flight hours. He is a 1958 Shasta High School graduate and a 1971 Embry-Riddle alumnus.
Airman First Class Catherine L. Armbruster of Los Molinos has been named Outstanding Airman in her unit at March AFB. An air traffic controller with the Air Force Communications Service, she was chosen for exemplary conduct and duty performance. Armbruster graduated from Los Molinos High School in 1969.
David C. Burns of Vina earned a master of science degree in zoology from Montana State University at the 77th annual spring commencement. He was among 1,387 graduates.
Two Tehama County women Abigail Webster of Red Bluff and Victoria C. Wray of Gerber earned degrees at Stanford University's 82nd annual commencement. Webster received a Bachelor of Arts in English while Wray earned a biology degree among more than 4,000 graduates.
Red Bluff DeMolay Chapter 892 will stage the third annual DeMolay Show and Band on Saturday June 23 at the Veteran's Memorial Hall starting at 8 p.m. A Bay area troupe of DeMolays Rainbow Girls and Job's Daughters will perform. The hour fifteen minute program features music dance comedy and magic with admission 1 for students and 2 for adults.
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