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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
4
Daily newspaper announces home delivery by carrier at 2.00 per month or 24.00 per year and mail subscription 22.00, auto 24.00, one year in advance. Single copies cost 10 cents. Published daily except Sunday by Donrey Media Group in Red Bluff.
Dr Frank Stanton of CBS urged the California Newspaper Publishers Association in Palo Alto that preserving press freedom to report and analyze news is a high principle and a duty. He warned that officials often seek secrecy to silence critics, calling for open debate on matters large and small.
The California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors adopted a resolution urging relaxation of trade restrictions with Red China and other Communist countries. The action, while surprising from a strong free enterprise group, is framed as practical rather than ideological, noting China’s ongoing control and the option to trade now or risk losing it to others.
A list of crossword style clues and wordplay hints covers terms across numbers and letters with phrases like Got you Short hop Mason's implement and River past Florence. Other clues reference roles and places such as Norse goddess and Belgian town along with sports and theater style directions.
William F Buckley Jr argues deception by the President in the Pentagon Papers episode while defending the papers as a political maneuver. He notes published portions are incomplete and discusses implications for U S policy in Vietnam and public reaction at home and abroad.
Manuel Fierro, a Kansas contractor paid to feed and film the poor, faces a GAO probe at Senator Dole's request after Fierro publicly criticized Dole and Kansas officials. Fierro alleges harassment and retaliation as he pressed for aid, while Dole defends the inquiry as legitimate oversight.
Government HEW figures show 11 Southern states doubled black enrollment in majority white schools from 18 percent in 1968 to 39 percent last fall, driving national desegregation up to 33 percent. Northern districts lag or worsen. de facto housing segregation remains a key factor as the Supreme Court has not ruled on its constitutionality.
Fourteen Northern California antiwar groups sue over a 10 percent federal telephone tax claiming revenues fund the Vietnam War. Attorney Lloyd McMurray says the tax coerces support for unjust acts and notes about $500 already in a trust would go to the American Friends Service Committee if the tax is ruled illegal.
Red Bluff Yesterdays reports Tehama County delegates completed a Rotary International convention visit in Denver. The party traveled by special train on Western Pacific rails eastward and returned via Santa Fe through Los Angeles.
The Red Bluff Daily News letter notes that Ken Coates is not a Los Molinos High School student though his letter lists a Los Molinos address. The editor clarifies: Coates is a student at Red Bluff High School with a Los Molinos mailing address.
A visitor thanks the Red Bluff community for a ten day southwest trip experience. He praises museums and landscapes from Grand Canyon to deserts and plains and credits Mrs. Houck and host mother Mrs. Widlund for organizing the stay. He hopes to return someday and expresses warm appreciation.
Readers learn swelling ankles may stem from simple causes like varicose veins or overweight or from chronic heart or kidney disease. A second letter notes coworkers turning tense can trigger accidents and suggests counseling or private discussions with a doctor to reduce risk. A health booklet offer follows.
A feature on how the word plastic has expanded beyond its technical sense to describe everything from fashion to film and travel. Critics debate a plastic age while Merriam Webster argues meanings evolve without replacing older uses.
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