Red Bluff Teen Club Donates to Red Cross in Luncheon
The Red Bluff Teen Club presented a $126 check to the Red Bluff American Red Cross at a luncheon. Club members Vickie Dodd and Terri Almeida presented it to Red Cross chairman Albert Escue. Half the funds go to national Red Cross, half to the local chapter.
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Teen-age Advice Columns From Dorothy Ricker
Letters chronicle teen concerns on dating a good 16 year old boy facing peer pressure and a mother hiding pills. Dorothy Ricker advises Reggie to date who she likes and Mary to discuss medications with her parents, urging open communication and manners.
Edith Irving Begins Two Month Sentence In Hoax Case
Edith Irving, 36, begins a two month term for involvement in the Howard Hughes autobiography hoax. Her four year old believes she is in Switzerland. Irving is jailed at Nassau County on Long Island due to lack of NYC facilities. Her husband Clifford, 41, will serve 22 years for fraud and conspiracy. The couple and Susskind all pleaded guilty and were fined $10,000 each. Susskind faces six months.
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Assembly Candidate Free Spirits To Be Senior At Sacramento College
Kay A. Wilson, a former Republican primary hopeful for the First District Assembly seat, says she is accepted for her senior year at Sacramento State University and will work part time in the Capitol while continuing to work for the district. She thanks supporters and voters.
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Doctor Advises Work Addicts To Slow Down
Bloomington Indiana AP reports Dr Nelson J Bradley chief of psychiatry at Lutheran General Hospital Park Ridge Illinois warns work addiction is a sinister form of dependency. He says workaholics are praised yet risk heart attack if they continue at high pace and possible withdrawal if they quit.
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The Word Tops Fiction Best Sellers List
Publishers Weekly current best sellers feature The Word by Wallace as the leading fiction title. The Winds Of War by Wouk, Captains And The Kings by Caldwell, The Blue Knight by Wambaugh, and My Name is Asher Lev by Potok follow in fiction.
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Nice To Be With You Tops Song Hit Chart
Best selling records of the week from Cash Box Magazine show Nice To Be With You leading the nationwide survey. Also listed are Gallery Song Sung Blue Diamond Candy Man Davis Sylvia's Mother Dr. Hook Outa Space Preston Last Night I Didn't Get To Sleep At All 5th Dimension Troglodyte Castor Bunch Lean On Me Withers Oh Girl Chi Lites Too Late To Turn Back Now Cornelius Brother Sister Rose.
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Happiest Girl Tops Cash Box Country List
Cash Box Magazine nationwide survey ranks Dinah Shore’s Happiest Girl In The Whole U S A as the top country recording. The list features titles by Fargo, Owens, Twitty, Williams, Price, Cash, James, Wagoner and Parton, Haggard, and other chart leaders. A note also mentions Ktesibios and his early water powered organ around 250 B C.
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Wily Women of the West profiles famed frontier figures
Grace E. Ray surveys bold western women from Flora Quick to Belle Starr and Maggie Tobin Brown. The piece notes Belle Starr's alleged crimes, Maggie Brown’s rise in Denver society and her Titanic courage, and her claim to the nickname The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
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Younger Brothers Gang
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Leadville
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Why do people keep dogs and fuss over them
Ann Landers answers readers on dog lovers privacy and marriage, advising reasons people lavish attention on pets, while addressing nosey switchboard operators and a mother-in-law living with an adult son. Rubber consumption note: cars use about 65 percent of national rubber.
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Family Doctor Trend Among Graduates
The nation’s new medical grads are returning to family practice. Dr. Witten cites a rebound from a 1947 low to 64 000 practitioners, with 90 percent of Washington’s recent classes pursuing family medicine. Maryland and other schools report strong student interest in counselling and preventive care beginning in infancy visits.
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Medics Weigh Doctors Union Upward Push
The AMA considers study commissions on physicians unions that could bargain on fees and conditions and even strike. A militant doctor movement grows as 30 Las Vegas physicians formed an AFL CIO affiliated group in March, though they deny entering bargaining. Strikes were ruled out.
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Insurance Agent Surpasses $1 Million Policy Sales Mark
Melford H. Grimm of Red Bluff, agent for Prudential Sierra District, placed more than $1.7 million in 1971 in force with local families and businesses. Oscar B. Snyder announced the record. Grimm has exceeded $1 million annually in nine prior years and will be honored at the international business conference in Mexico City later this year.
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Red Bluff
Sierra District
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Mexico City
Landmark Independence Hall Timeline and Build
Independence Hall in Philadelphia began in 1732 and was completed in 1759. The colonial meeting place symbolized American governance and hosted the Second Continental Congress and the drafting of the Declaration of Independence.
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