Corning Council Adopts 428 325 City Budget
The Corning City Council approved a 428 325 dollar budget for 1973-74, over the original proposal by 25 550, adding funds for city hall roof and painting, police and retirement accounts, a railroad crossing drop arm, water and other department needs, and a 6 percent pay raise for all city employees.
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John Fenrich Corning
Corning
Police Department
Water Department
Planning Commission
Johnson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Solano St
Utilities Commission
Supreme Court bans private school tuition subsidies
A 6 3 ruling said states may not reimburse parents for private school tuition, but church leaders say the decision will not end parochial schools. The United Catholic Conference called the ruling not a cause for despair.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
White
United Catholic Conference
Church
Dean Testifies Nixon Aided In Watergate Cover Up
John W. Dean III testifies before the Senate Watergate Committee that President Nixon not only knew of the cover up but helped keep it quiet. He confirms Sept. 15 as a turning point and says he forfeited any doubt about Nixon’s involvement.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
John Dean
Dean
White House
Army Signal Corps
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
Samuel Cash
Cash
Watergate
FBI
United States
Senate Investigating Committee
H. Haldeman
John D. Rivitchman
Red Bluff July Fourth Celebrates With Races Music and Fireworks
River Park hosts an old fashioned Fourth of July with a Kiwanis Raft Race from Bend Bridge at 9 a.m. Eight class trophies plus a Judges Trophy. Art show noon to 6 p.m. Swimming pools open for families. Tehama County Band performs at 7 p.m. Fireworks light up at dusk, sponsored by Red Bluff volunteer fire department. Concessions available.
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Red Bluff River Park
Red Bluff
Red Bluff Art Association
Tehama
City of
Annual Food Prices Rise to Record High in May
The Agriculture Department reports the typical family market basket cost rose 0.9 percent to a record 1493 dollars in May. Middlemen charges drove most of the increase while farm returns rose modestly. beef remained pricey at 1.36 per pound, pork edged to 1.02 per pound, and margins shifted among farmers, retailers, and packers.
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Washington
API
Agriculture Department
Rivals Reach Compromise On Log Bills
In Sacramento two rival authors, Assemblyman Edwin L. O Berg and Senator John A. Nejedly, reached a compromise to enact permanent logging regulations for California private timber lands totaling eight million acres. The agreement signals passage of state control after a year of emergency rules.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Edwin L. O’berg
John A. Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Red Bluff Air Roundup Seeks Concession Stand Vendors
Red Bluff Air Roundup Committee calls for applications for concession stands for the August 25 26 event. Vendor slots are limited and inquiries should call 527 6220.
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Red Bluff
California Senate finally backs record budget plan
Legislative budget negotiators approve a 9.22 billion statewide budget the largest in the nation. It includes 12.9 percent wage hikes for civil servants and 82 million for a new legislative office building and Capitol reconstruction. Governor Reagan sought 9.3 billion. Five of six committee members signed off. one opposed over federal revenue sharing funds.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Collier
Walter W. Stiern
Bakersfield
University of California
Capitol
Red Bluff Council Sets 6 P.M. Meeting for Budget Study
The Red Bluff City Council schedules a 6 p.m. adjourned meeting on Wednesday with a study session on the 1973 74 budget and a public hearing at 8 p.m. on a zoning amendment to allow mobile home subdivisions within city limits.
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Brownfield and Son of
Chico
Corning
Red Bluff
Weather forecast and cold front impacts with tornadoes
Fair through Wednesday with hot conditions and highs around 106. Northerly winds shift to variable tonight and Wednesday. Thunderstorms and two tornadoes strike near Brainerd Minnesota causing injuries and cabin damage as a cold front moves from Wisconsin to Kansas.
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Wisconsin
Kansas
Upper Michigan
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Brainerd
Minn
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