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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
3
A column writer defends frank opinion while faulting limited caller diversity on a local talk show. He argues misinformation spreads when callers echo the host and urges forest industry critics to consider lumbermen’s dependence on forests amid environmental scrutiny.
A satirical column argues farm wives are liberated, praises conservation, and notes the value of partnership. It also highlights KIXE station’s auction, credits Bill Reed as organizer, and mentions book reviews and a Holmes quote reflecting on free thought.
A scanned TV schedule shows daily programs for June 23 to 24 across channels with soap operas, game shows, news, and daytime dramas. A separate fragment mentions a 70-foot omnister, noting Brontosaurus in Wyoming and Utah during the dinosaur age, with a 35-ton body and plant diet.
Some 35 4-H members spent a week at Patrick's Point State Park near Eureka as part of the Senior Camp. They toured sites from Samoa to Crescent City, waded in the ocean, and collected agates. The camp, directed by Gary Taylor, aims to blend learning with fun and may become a traveling camp to British Columbia next year.
A selection of questions and answers about family TV habits, keeping parents connected, and wedding guest budgets. Ann urges solutions like a second TV, maintaining contact with aging parents, and respectful reception planning with measured guest lists.
James Alford of Red Bluff, a junior in animal science, earns a 500 dollar Wrasse Scholarship at California State Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo. The awards come from a 500000 dollar bequest by Leopold Wrasse Fresno County farmer. Recipients are chosen for agriculture interest academic record and citizenship. Alford is among 99 Cal Poly students aided by Wrasse scholarships.
In San Diego federal court Anthony Peter Sarabia 23 of Sacramento failed to appear for trial on conspiracy and smuggling charges involving 2.5 million dollars in cocaine. A bench warrant without bail was issued and his bail of 100000 was forfeited. The nine Circuit ordered a bail reconsideration but he remains at large along with three others.
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