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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
6
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A June 22 1973 letter to the Daily News accuses the Park and Recreation Dept of ignoring Kraft Playground. The writer describes overgrown hazards near the river bank and calls for maintenance, condemns a Park Commission member, and urges officials to promote and protect local recreational facilities.
A reader asks about RH incompatibility and pregnancy risks. The doctor describes RH positive and negative for parents, when risk arises, and how advances allow safer outcomes for fetus. It notes firstborn may be unaffected and mentions treatment options and monitoring during pregnancy.
The National Water Commission urges a sweeping reform of U S water policy over four years of study. It says water should be planned as a vital resource, with full-cost pricing for those who profit from its use and less federal subsidization for industry. It seeks to curb waste and reframe water as an economic resource.
The commission calls for users to bear operation costs of inland navigation, future development funded by identifiable beneficiaries, and removal of federal subsidies in Western irrigation. It rejects zero discharge and urges water planning to meet growing demand while warning supplies are near limits.
William F Buckley Jr argues Brezhnev seeks only immediate gains from the United States, noting the Soviet Union has little material to offer beyond American credit. He criticizes cultural exchanges as bandaid moves and stresses the need for free information flow and genuine demilitarization.
Washington lawmakers denounce deteriorating airline service on the New York to Washington route prompting a House hearing. Rep. Murphy led the charge after being refused boarding by American Airlines, with colleagues across states echoing complaints about Eastern and American service. A related report notes a bugging controversy involving Rep. Steiger, while fugitive financier Robert Vesco caused a diplomatic stir upon arrival in Antigua.
Red Bluff observers urged to attend aircraft recognition classes at Veterans Memorial hall starting 7:30 p.m. today. The Antelope 4-H club enjoyed a creek outing last week. Red Bluff High Trustees met, adopted a budget, and discussed wartime school issues. Swimmers use the municipal pool opened midweek amid cool weather. Farmers plan to cut and stack grain due to labor shortages and risk of overripe crops. prices are favorable and field help is scarce.
Almanac entry notes date day number and zodiac sign. Highlights include Gustave Charpentier birth on June 25 1860 and historical events such as Custer’s Last Stand in 1876 Eisenhower in 1942 Korean War start in 1950 and 1962 Supreme Court prayer ruling. Includes a thought for the day from John Galsworthy.
A Institute of Highway Safety study reports sportier models show higher claim frequencies per 100 insured vehicles. Top claimors include AMC Javelin Mercury Cougar Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Corvette, while Pontiac Catalina Chevrolet Impala Caprice and Chevrolet Kingswood station wagon show lower rates. The analysis also lists highest and lowest average claim payments and annual damage costs per car, highlighting Corvette Javelin Cougar and Mustang among the costly categories.
Crossword puzzle by THOMAS JOSEPH featuring clues across and down with references to various subjects including notable figures places and items. The grid references multiple linguistic and cultural terms requiring knowledge of languages and history.
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