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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
4
The notice lists daily publication schedule, second class postage at Red Bluff, and subscription prices. Home delivery options include carrier buy at 2.00 per month or 24.00 per year, mail 22.00 or 24.00 yearly, with one year in advance. Single copies cost 10 cents.
A Georgia businessman argues that aid to mismanaged firms should not be guaranteed by Uncle Sam, while others say government cutbacks and failures affect individuals and society. A California manufacturer questions who should bear losses, challenging free enterprise norms.
The column explains iron deficiency anemia diagnosis not by appearance but blood studies, notes diet and iron supplements can help, and discusses FDA flour enrichment debates. It also covers varicose veins, their causes, and the role of elastic stockings while advising medical evaluation.
Blue Cross defends primary role in any state or federal no fault plan as auto insurers push to sell health coverage with auto policies. Blue Cross cites lower overhead at 7 cents on the dollar versus 40 cents and argues maintaining their underwriting could curb rising health costs amid billions in expected medical expenses from auto accidents.
William F Buckley Jr rails against a proposed Hart Magnuson federal takeover of auto insurance. He argues states should experiment with no fault plans, cites Massachusetts experience, and questions federal overreach and loss of individual responsibility. He questions interstate commerce basis and asserts states best develop tailor made laws locally.
Washington report recounts June 23 1967 dramatic Senate scene as Senator Tom Dodd faced censure. Dodd concealed a small automatic in his coat pocket amid the vote, staffers attempted to dissuade him, then disarmed on the Senate floor before a 92 to 5 censure vote.
A 17 year old backwoods angler shines on Hat Creek tracing wild rainbow and brown trout. He leads elders all day with fly rod finesse then blows his trophy haul by mounting a four pound German Brown at Baum Lake, a campout ending with simple sustenance.
Red Bluff Yesterdays notes the post office department offers V mail to send letters to armed forces abroad. Special stationery is needed and each sheet acts as paper and envelope. Three V-mail forms per person are available at the local office.
On this date in history notable events include the 1941 German invasion of the Soviet Union, the 1773 Dominican friars settlement in California, Napoleon’s abdication in 1815, the 1870 creation of the U S Department of Justice, George V and Mary’s coronation in 1911, Joe Louis boxing title win in 1937, the 1940 Franco German armistice, a 1960s Air France crash anniversary, and Britain’s year of European Community talks. Thought for today by Edison.
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