Local Bidders May Get Discount in County Projects
Tehama County considers a local bidder preference policy for projects over ten thousand dollars. Supervisor Lalaguna calls for DA review of legality and potential 1–2 percent breaks to keep money in the county. If adopted, discounts must be disclosed to all bidders.
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John Glenn
Tehama County
Larry Lalaguna
Larry Coleman
Lalaguna
Redding
Shasta County
Salaguna
Sacramento
Points South
Coleman
Rudy Brodnansky
Brodnansky
Red Bluff approves second hand chipper for debris disposal
The Red Bluff City Council voted 450 for a used chipper to assist the street department with debris disposal. The purchase will be funded by transferring money from the contingency to the street department. Public Works Director Harlan Warwick noted the unit mulches leaves and limbs up to four inches.
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Warren Sorolis
Red Bluff
Street Department
Contingency Fund
Public Works
Harlan Warwick
Teen Club Schedules Sunday Bowling Benefit
The Red Bluff Teen Club hosts open bowling at Lariat Bowl on 365 S. Main St from noon to 8 p.m to raise funds for the Youth Employment Service. Local officials join a noon to 1 p.m celebrity bowling meet, with a $1 charge for three lines of play.
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Red Bluff
S. Main St
Gene Penne
Weather and river figures forecast. flood warning note
Fair weather continues through Thursday with a warmer day today and southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs around 100 and 98 in coming days, lows near 65. River levels listed at Bend Bridge 21.2, Lake Red Bluff 15.7, Tehama Bridge 203.4, Woodson Bridge 168.6 feet. Also a Hanoi diplomat warns North Vietnam could face a massive flood in July monsoon due to bombing.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Stockholm
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Tehama County Faces Loss Over State Reimbursement Plan
Tehama County could lose about 156 000 dollars in state reimbursements if a new plan ends aid for non prime lands in agriculture preserves. The plan would restrict reimbursements to recreational lands near metropolitan areas, sparking county opposition and appeals in the state legislature.
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Tehama County
State Resources Agency
Sacramento
Red Bluff
Joint Road Closing Hearing Continues in Tehama County
Tehama County supervisors moved a public hearing on abandoning Joint Road between Johnson and Red Bank Roads to July 18 after learning two nearby landowners prefer partial abandonment. Perez and Stevenson oppose surrender, seeking county maintenance. Perez owns about 100 acres and uses the road for access. Trainor and Murchison support Perez moves. Patterson notes landowner wants county to keep and maintain the road.
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Johnson
Red Bank Roads
Tehama County
Ruth Murchison
Red Bank Road
Jim Trainor
Johnson Road
Balls Road
Bayles Road
Gabriel Perez
el Camino
Charles Stevenson
Perez
Trainor
Shannon 0. Patterson
Arrest On Odd Firearms Charge in Corning
Corning police arrested a man near A F Owen’s Wisconsin Avenue home after a report of gunfire early in the morning. Owen said the suspect killed his dog and a porcupine and placed them on the porch. The attacker was taken to Tehama General Hospital for observation.
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Corning
A. F. Owen
Wisconsin Avenue
Owen
Sheriff's Dept
Tehama General Hospital
Food Prices Drop But Others Increase
The May Consumer Price Index rose three tenths of a percent to 124.7 as clothing and transportation posted sharp gains, while groceries slipped two tenths. Meats poultry and fish fell nine tenths of 1 percent, with wage gains outpacing inflation but meat price pressures expected to rise.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
The
Price Commission
Commission
McGovern captures massive New York delegate lead in primary
World News In Brief reports Sen. George McGovern won New York's 278 delegates with a large margin, narrowing path to a first ballot at the Democratic National Convention. Other items note a Sacramento area levee breach evacuation, upcoming August draft callup, logging suit denial, North Vietnam harbor mining avoidance, food price study by the Price Commission, Sacramento budget legislation, and a large federal child care bill moving toward the House after Nixon veto risk.
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New York
George McGovern
Washington
Nixon
Senate
House
Johnson Pledges New Push for Cottonwood Creek Dam Plan
Congressman Harold T. Johnson of Northern California vows to press for 300000 dollars to design the Cottonwood Creek flood control project. In a House meeting he notes current bill lacks funds and says design start could take five years and spur federal agency talks on water marketing. Cottonwood Creek floods Sacramento River areas.
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Corning
Coleman
Shannon O. Patterson
State Water Rights Commission
Davis-Grunsky
Patterson
Thames Creek
Water Board
Sacramento
Corning Canal
Washington
Dac
Harold T
Bizz” Johnson
California
Cottonwood Creek
House of Representatives
Johnson
Sacramento River
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