Ford calls for tougher federal crime laws and state action
President Ford urged Congress to enact mandatory prison terms for certain federal crimes and to raise fines with victim compensation. He proposed a model criminal code for states, $50 million yearly for urban crime efforts, stronger actions against organized crime, and new prisons. He opposed gun owner registration but backed banning "Saturday night specials" and buyer verification.
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UPI
Ford
Congress
America
Edward Levi
Flood Plain Home Cycle Track Approved By County Planners
Tehama County Planning Commission approved a variance for Ruth Jackson to extend a flood prone home at Woodson Bridge Park southeast of Corning. The plan involves additional construction in a primary flood zone tied to flood levels and Reclamation Board approval. Local planner Bill Bouett questioned uniform regulation given a nearby mobile home park built earlier.
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Dave Oliversa
Woodson Bridge Park
Corning
Tehama County Planning Commission
Ruth Jackson
Eaanuate Fes Iees
Tehama County
Robert McCullough
Reclamation Board
Jackson
Bill Bouett
Lee and
Lincoln Streets
Los Molinos
Chaplain Slough
Larry Coleman
Planning board approves use permits and rezonings in Corning area
The Planning Commission granted a use permit for a six vehicle three wheel motorcycle course on South Avenue with curbs on noise and hours, and approved multiple rezonings and new constructions including a private SDA elementary school, a real estate office, a beauty salon in a home, a church building for the Latter-day Saints, and a home development near Payne's Creek, contingent on sight lines, flood concerns, and road agreements.
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Planning Commission
Harold Lucas
D Day
Gorry
Janet Evans
California Highway Patrol
South Avenue
Bouett
June Claver
Jim Schmitz
Lucas
Payne’s Creek
Red Bluff
Brickyard Creek
Northern California Conference Association of Seventh-Day Adventists
Corning
Hoag Road
Chet
Joan Brown
Walnut Street
Reeds Creek Road
Leota R. Foley
Blackburn and
Orange Streets
Corning High School
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Orange Avenue
Richard Lallatin
California housing loan bill wins final legislative approval
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. celebrated final passage of a $950 million state financed home loan program for low and moderate income Californians. The Senate approved the measure 33 to 6 and the Assembly, after a conference compromise, voted 56 to 5.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
State Commission Delays Anadoption Of Freeway Route
The State Highway Commission delays for one year its decision to unadopt the proposed freeway on Route 99 near Chico and the Tehama County line and the Route 9 segment from Vina to Red Bluff. Senator Randolph Collier cites funding needs and the desire for closer study of the areas as reasons for the postponement.
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Chico
Tehama County
Vina
Red Bluff
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Collier
Weather forecast for the region with warming trend
Fair through tomorrow with a warming trend. Highs in the upper 70s today and mid 80s tomorrow, nights in the mid 50s to low 60s. Winds 5 to 15 mph variable. Sunday outlook fair. River levels Bend Bridge 21.5, Tehama Bridge 205.0, Lake Red Bluff 15.8, and-Bridge 168.8 feet. sunset times 8:41 p.m. and 5:40 a.m. PDT. Fresno forecast notes a drying sequence as upper low lifts and high pressure builds, bringing warmer but still below normal temperatures statewide.
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100 Mile Per Hour Auto Theft Suspects Flee After Chase
Law officers from Corning CHP and Tehama County hunted three men after a car stolen from Coupeville Washington sped through backroads near Corning at up to 100 miles per hour. The trio ditched the car near Merrill Road and fled into river brush south of Woodson Bridge, with witnesses and an airplane search aiding the pursuit.
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Corning
Coupeville
Luther Owings
Richard Hine
Merrill Road
Squaw Hill
Sheriff's Department
Bill
Owings and
Hine
Owings
Hoag Road
Hall Road
CIA Linked Mobster Giancana Shot Dead in Oak Park
Sam Giancana, leader of the Chicago crime syndicate, was found shot to death in the basement of his Oak Park home. Police said the body showed multiple gunshot wounds to the face and throat in what police call a gangland style execution.
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CIA
Fidel Castro
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Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
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John Rosselli
FBI
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