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Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1973

Page

3

Nixon Guest Witty Exchange Delights Brezhnev Visit

The piece riffs on congressional delays during Leonid Brezhnev's White House visit. It notes Watergate hearings postponed, House votes delayed, and Rep Paul McCloskey delaying impeachment remarks. A joking dialogue imagines Brezhnev and Nixon negotiating stay and departure. An EPA study follows on urban pesticide use per acre versus farmland.

Dick West Washington UPI Congress Nixon Leonid Brazhnev Senate House Paul N. McCloskey R-Calif Brezhnev White House Environmental Protection Agency

Teen pregnancy and hearing aid humor bounce in letters

Ann Landers columns discuss a teenage pregnancy crisis and advise parents on consequences. Readers comment on car safety, misread letters, and a request for Booze And You for Teen-Agers Only with details on sending 35 cents for a booklet.

Ann Landers Ford Charley Chrome Detroit

Last Day For Entries In Fair June 29

Tehama county Fair announces June 29 at 5 p.m. as the final entry deadline for exhibits. Premiums total 27,935 dollars for the fair running July 18 to 21 with many divisions including Open Horse Show and Open Horse Show joint with 4 H. Entry forms must reach the office or be postmarked by midnight.

Bard Saunders Tehama County Saunders Fair Antelope Boulevard Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce Robert Jones Insurance Corning

Missionary Service Sunday at Tehama Church

The Full Gospel Assembly of God Church in Tehama hosts a Sunday 11 a.m. worship with Rev. Ben G. Madison leading and Rev. Bernhard Johnson as guest speaker. Johnson, head of Good News Crusades based in Rio de Janeiro, notes 45 000 public decisions for Christ in nine crusades and a record 75 000 in one service. Johnson’s career spans Brazil ministries with Bible Society and Assemblies of God and leadership of Words of Life and Good News Broadcasts. The Brazilian Assemblies of God, a three million strong movement, remains the world’s largest Pentecostal body.

Tehama Full Gospel Assembly of God Church Ben G. Madison Bernhard Johnson Good News Crusades Rio de Janeiro Brazil Mr. Johnson Brazilian Bible Society Assemblies of God Words of Life Good News Gammon Institute Central Bible College Springfield California Brazilian Assemblies of God

Evangelist Services Next Week at North Valley Church

The Rev. Keith Ward of Redding will hold evangelistic services at Red Bluff North Valley Baptist Church 345 David Ave from Sunday through July 1. No meeting Saturday June 30. Services start at 7 30 p.m. Call 527 0549 for more information.

Keith Ward Redding Red Bluff North Valley Baptist Church David Ave

Marriages of Douglas Whited and Kathleen Kerber

Douglas James Whited aged 25 of Santa Rosa and Kathleen Kerber aged 23 of Red Bluff announced their marriage. Above Sea Level Salt Lake City Utah lies at 4 330 feet above sea level.

Douglas James Whited Santa Rosa Kathleen Kerber Red Bluff Salt Lake City Utah

Nobel Scientist Sees Peril In Nuclear Power Plants

Nobel Prize winner Dr. Harold Urey, UC San Diego professor emeritus, at 80, urges a moratorium on nuclear power plant construction while advancing his universe formation theory. He warns of reactor meltdown risks and radiation harm, and notes fusion of deuterium could power the world for five billion years. Meanwhile Kodak engineers study workers to improve health and safety in Rochester.

Raymond C. Means Sandiego UPI Harold Urey University of California At San Diego Urey Asia Atomic Energy Commission Livermore General Atomic San Diego Soviet Union

Diaper Derby Entries Taken Until July 31

The 1973 Shasta District Fair Diaper Derby will be on August 2 at 1 30 PM on stage in the auditorium with entries accepted through July 31. Open to infants under one year as of August 2. Contact Shasta District Fair office in Anderson for forms and rules.

Redding Shasta

Bay Area Man To Lecture In Redding

San Francisco’s J Allen Gilbert, director of the Altora Academy, will speak on The E S P Road to Ruin Followed by Hitler. The program is by the Redding Philosophical Circle at 7 p.m. Saturday in Shasta County Library. Contact Mrs Ethel Penney at 527-4555 for details. The section notes mile a second speed of light 186,282.3960.

Redding J. Allen Gilbert San Francisco Altora Academy E.S.P. Road To Ruin Redding Philosophical Circle Shasta County Library Shasta St Ethel Penney

Mysterious horse manure ball spotted above pasture fence

In Red Bluff on June 6, 1973 Robert Minch reports a single horse manure ball perched on the top fence board near his pasture. He mentions five horses could be involved but cannot determine the owner, and photographs will be sent to the National UFO Archives.

John Wheeler Dick Halleck Carl Coleman Carl Wilson U.F.O. Archieves Robert Minch Minch Red Bluff

Pet dependents listed on tax returns raised fraud case

A federal grand jury charged Joan Bringe of Antioch with fraud for claiming a dog named Tracy W. and a cat named Julia A as dependent children on income tax returns in Nashville Tennessee. The incident centers on using pets to inflate deductions and raise authenticity questions of the tax filings.

Nashville, Tenn Tracy W Julia A

Annual Pie Social By Dairyville Club

The Dairyville Community Club holds its annual Pie Social Sunday at 6 30 p m in Cone Grove Park with homemade pies from local families as the centerpiece. Three new board members will be elected and memberships renewed or opened by chairwoman Nina Micke.

Dairyville

Bus conductor wins 800000 on soccer polls

London based Tom Costello, 59, wins $800,000 from soccer polls. He will not change his lifestyle yet, intends to stay until his tomatoes ripen, then retire to grow roses.

London UPI Tom Costello

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