Red Bluff Daily News front page details 1973 rates
Red Bluff Daily News Tehama publication details dated Friday June 22 1973. Lists publisher Donald W Reynolds general manager Earl Johnson editor Opal Tucker Lou Walther Dan Hall and staff roles. Describes daily except Sunday publication and subscription prices for home and mail delivery with 10 cent singles. Locally operated.
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Daily News
Red Bluff
New Tehama TS
Donald W. Reynolds
Earl Johnson
Opal Tucker Lou Walther
Dan Hall
Carrier Bay
Reagan opposes law banning hair length discrimination
Governor Reagan denounces state laws forcing businesses to serve based on hair length while praising private choice. He contrasts hotel rules for short hair with school policies, arguing students and parents deserve freedom of action like hotel guests.
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Reagan
San Francisco
Clift Hotel
Brezhnev Visited With Cautious Optimism in U.S.
Brezhnev arrives in a receptive mood amid Cold War tensions. The article notes 56 years of Communism failed to deliver promised peace and plenty and suggests Nixon should listen if Brezhnev has ideas. It also remarks that conditions in the United States are not ideal.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Nixon
Newsmen Face Social Consequences of Reporting Says UPI Veteran
Roger Tatarian former UPI editor and Fresno State professor told Palo Alto editors that journalists are arbiters of what to publish. He argued time and space limits force selective reporting and urged awareness of the social impact of news to prevent antisocial outcomes.
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United Press International
Roger Tatarian
UPI
Palo Alto
Tatarian
Fresno State University
Fantastic Surge In Farm Output By Richard Johnsen Jr
Richard Johnsen Jr executive vice president of the Agricultural Council of California notes a major growth in U S farm output during the 1950s and 60s. He cites per worker production rising from supplying fifteen others in 1950 to forty seven others in 1971, a 313 percent increase, while farm numbers fell from 6 million to 3 million.
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Richard Johnsen Jr
Agricultural Council of California
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Olla podrida
The puzzle lists clues for across and down items with themes and wordplay. Entries include familiar terms from cuisine, language, and culture, inviting solver to fill a grid with standard crossword answers.
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Thomas Joseph
Good Thing At Kodak By Leroy Pope
Eastman Kodak has long rewarded worker ideas with more than 500000 accepted from 1.4 million proposed. In 1972 about 25000 of 75000 suggestions were adopted with payments ranging from 10 to 47000 dollars. Notables include Milton Windhauser and Rochester workers Robert Shaw and Donald Zimmerman. ALMOST A SQUARE Salt Lake City Utah is nine miles long and eight miles wide.
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Leroy Pope
Eastman Kodak
George Eastman
Eastman
David Schutte
Rochester
N.Y
Milton Windhauser
Robert Shaw
Donald Zimmerman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Los Angeles drug prices show chaotic retail pricing
A legislative report finds Los Angeles County drug prices vary up to 173 percent between stores in an chaotic system that harms the poor and benefits the rich. Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti argues prices could drop by half if consumers knew the differences and supports posting prices for the 100 most prescribed drugs.
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United Press International
Los Angeles County
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Moretti
Arcadia
Beverly Hills
East Los Angeles
Huntington Park
Long Beach
Los Angeles
van Nuys
Sacramento
California
Assembly Office of Research
Sinatra and Davis framed in race racketeering probe
A House Crime Committee draft links Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr to high pressure race rackets at Berkshire Downs in Massachusetts. Sinatra withdrew after 55,000 investments while Davis faced horse dealings and $8,800 billing. The study notes Mafia ties of some investors and cites Salvatore Rizzo as a conduit.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Entertainment World
Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davis, Jr
House Crime Committee
Sinatra
New England
Davis
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Mass
Dean Martin
Martin
Salvatore Rizzo
Atlantic City
Rizzo
FBI
Lucchese
Las Vegas
Nevada
Singer Davis
New York
Copacabana
Gaetano
Corky
Vastola
New Jersey
Candy Man
Mixed Feelings On Soviet Fringe
UPI analysis notes East European bloc nations show mixed reactions to Nixon Brezhnev talks. Some see improved US Soviet ties boosting economies and access to Western know how, while others fear Western ideas may threaten their populations.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Tehama County gains citizenship while planners act
Red Bluff notes plant operations amid price ceilings as Minch aims to run his local slaughtering facility at capacity. Tehama County apricot crop shifts to local canners. Five applicants are granted citizenship in San Francisco naturalization hearings. The Tehama County board votes to reestablish its planning commission. The Lassen Advocate reports 300000 sheep grazing in Lassen County, with flocks from Tehama and Butte counties. moves await the assessor’s arrival.
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Office of Price Administration
Dave Minch
Tehama County
Immigration of Naturalization Department
San Francisco
Lassen Advocate
Bridge Creek
Pine Creek
Grasshopper Valley
Tehama
Butte
Lassen County
Almanac entry notes June 22 birth and historical events
Almanac for Friday June 22 1973 lists Anne Morrow Lindbergh born on this date in 1907 and recalls Arkansas joining the Union in 1868 Germany’s Nazi crackdown in 1933 France fell to Germany in 1940 Judy Garland death in 1969. The Moon waning last quarter and notable celestial sights follow.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh
Arkansas
Germany
Socialist Party
France
Judy Garland
London
Desolation Wilderness Sees Crowds Prompt Permit System
The Forest Service restricts access as Desolation Wilderness near Lake Tahoe attracts 55 000 visitors in 63 469 acres with elevations from 6000 to over 10000 feet. The agency began issuing permits last year for all California wilderness areas to manage growing use.
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Mike Abramson
California
Lake Tahoe
Emerald Bay
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Desolation Valley
Desolation Wilderness Area
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Oldsters Foot Care Tips From Dr Coleman
Speaking of YOUR HEALTH by Lester L Coleman M D. Oldsters should guard feet due to reduced blood supply in aging. Advice covers washing and drying, avoiding tight garters and hoses, controlling fungus, quitting tobacco, proper toenail trims, podiatrist only cutting calluses, and wearing well fitting soft leather shoes. Also promotes glaucoma and cataracts booklet with 25 cent request.
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Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
M.D
P.O
Grand Central Station
New York City
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