McGovern Aims for 200 New York Delegates In Primary
Senator George McGovern seeks at least 200 of New York's 278 delegates as he campaigns in the final presidential primary contest. With many unopposed or token opposition, he aims to tighten his path to the Democratic nomination while Muskie and Humphrey chase uncommitted delegates and other races unfold in New York and Maine.
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South Viet Marines Destroy Five North Vietnamese Tanks
South Vietnamese marines say they destroyed five Soviet built tanks and damaged a sixth at dawn 23 miles northwest of Hue on the Street Without Joy front in Quang Tri Province. U S bombers continued strikes around the DMZ with 123 NVA killed in bunker fighting and marine casualties reported.
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My Chanh
Dong Hoi
Last American unit furls colors in Vietnam farewell
The 1st Air Cavalry Division's 3rd Brigade held a brief ceremony in Bien Hoa as it prepared to leave Vietnam. Gen. Abrams and Lt. Gen. Minh led the audience. Brig. Gen. Hamlet received the Distinguished Service Medal and two Vietnamese decorations. The brigade, over 5,000 strong, departs with about 2,000 remaining to guard Bien Hoa Air Base and nearby U.S. facilities.
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China closes southern ports to Soviet ships amid Hanoi aid dispute
London based AP reports China has barred Soviet ships loaded with war supplies for North Vietnam from its southern ports while allowing other Communist ships to land aid. Beijing cites Moscow's reluctance to challenge Nixon's port mining. Moscow says Beijing wants a broader international policy.
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Weather forecast and river readings for the period
Fair through Wednesday with warmer temperatures and southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. High today 94, low 65. high Wednesday 98. Yesterday’s high 96, low 65. River levels noted at Bend Bridge 21.1, Lake Red Bluff 14.8, Tehama Bridge 203.2, Woodson Bridge 168.4 feet. Precipitation last 24 hours none. season to date 10.30 inches. Sunset 8:41, sunrise 5:40 PDT.
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Red Bluff Lake Commission Meets Over Silting and Ski Area
The Red Bluff Lake Commission will meet at 4 p.m. in Red Bluff City Hall. Chair Carl Grondona notes two agenda items: Red Bluff’s request to study silting from Reeds Creek into Lake Red Bluff affecting docking at Red Bluff Marina, and a ski club request to mark a ski area near Sand Slough.
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Council Hearing on Williams Ave Vacation Agenda
The Red Bluff City Council holds a 7 45 p m hearing on vacating a portion of Williams Avenue during tonight's regular meeting starting at 7 30 p m. The city attorney reports on enterprises parking and the city manager outlines the county budget with unincorporated area fire protection as a separate tax rate.
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Million Dollar Suit Filed Over Watergate Breakin
Democratic National Committee Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien announced a $1 million suit against the Committee for the Re election of the President and McCord Associates over the Watergate break in. He tied the event to political espionage and noted FBI involvement and possible White House links.
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Trial Date Set For Los Molinos Man
An August 1 jury trial was set for George W. Horn of Los Molinos on charges connected to the death of Jesse Delbert Dobson after an alleged June 3 fight at Vi's Tavern in Tehama. Paul Wayne Forehand 18 of Corning was ordered to the California Youth Authority for stealing a purse on February 1.
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Paul Wayne
Corning
California Youth Authority
Los Molinos Board Sets 8 PM Special Meeting
A Los Molinos School District trustees special session is planned for 8 p.m. tomorrow with a limited agenda focused on adoption of a tentative 1972-73 program.
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Corning High Board Shifts to Noon Session
Corning High School trustees will hold a noon meeting in the Comstock Room on Solano Street tomorrow replacing the regular 8 p.m. session. Superintendent E L Gott confirms the change and date.
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Drunken Driving Charge Draws $360 Fine
Robert Darryll Kennedy of Red Bluff was fined 360 dollars in Corning Judicial District justice court for drunken driving. He received credit for two days in Tehama County jail after an accident Sunday morning in Red Bluff.
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Red Bluff
Corning
Right Up In Front He Was That Kind
Lt. Col. Burr M. Willey 44 of Ayer Massachusetts died near Chon Thanh Vietnam while advising the 21st Infantry Division in a front line push to lift the siege of An Loc. He rode with a dog Moose who died with him in the blast. Franklin and Henderson recount the mission and Willey’s courage before the helicopter evacuation.
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Senate approves administration control on new child care programs
The Senate voted to let the administration decide if states should run federally funded child care programs, a victory for the administration after Nixon vetoed similar bills citing many local sponsors as unworkable.
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