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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
3
A sequence of reader questions and responses covers grief over a son’s death, cosmetic surgery curiosity, and earning allowances for children. The letters illustrate coping, workplace vanity, and parenting debates, with Ann Landers offering guidance on faith, restraint, and responsibility.
In New Canaan Connecticut housewives publish a Nixonburger cookbook with 42 recipes inspired by Nixon and Schultz meat price suggestions. One entry calls for Watergate and the collection aims to critique meatlessness with humor while sponsors note the White House received the top entries.
A Reagan era survey shows San Francisco Bay Area hospitals had the highest charges among California facilities. The report covering 530 hospitals notes statewide prices rose about 7 percent from 1971 to 1972, with urban large-bed and specialized hospitals charging more. Specific costs include childbirth 558 dollars in San Francisco versus 378 in non-metropolitan areas and coronary occlusion 2392 dollars versus 1902.
The California Legislature passed a resolution urging President Nixon to delay defense cutbacks in the state. The measure, approved 35 to 0 in the Senate with no debate, does not require the governor's signature.
A mother asks if her 13 year old son’s embarrassment is typical as he grows up. Experts say it is normal and advise patience and avoiding guilt trips while guiding him toward mature behavior. A separate reader seeks privacy guidance for a 15 year old girl. the columnist suggests respect for teen privacy and offers a mail-in quiz for parental teen relations.
The Los Molinos Fourth of July celebration will award cash prizes from five to one hundred dollars in sixteen parade judging categories. First place nets fifteen dollars per category, with a fifty dollar sweepstakes prize and a one hundred dollar grand prize. An honorary mayor race features four candidates with a mystery contender and a donations vote to fund parade costs.
California Senate approves SB322 delaying mandatory German measles rubella tests for marriage licenses until 1974 with county exceptions. The bill follows a shortage of test facilities and moves to governor Reagan for signature. A judge can waive the test requirement as marriages continue meanwhile.
James Donald Carliss 25 and Mary Lou Ketelhut 18, both of Red Bluff, are identified in the report. The notice lists their ages and hometowns as part of the public record.
Dr Ben Feingold an allergist at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco presented a tentative link between artificial flavor and color additives in processed foods and learning and behavior problems in school children. He described improvements in 25 hyperkinetic children on a diet free of additives and planned controlled studies in California schools.
Airman Gary L. Chatfield son of Mrs Jaquelyn A. Morris Hawthorne Nev has completed six weeks at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to the Technical Training Center at Lowry AFB Colorado for armament systems training. He graduated in 1969 from Klamath Union High School. His wife Peggy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert R Jones of Corning.
Marvin Lee Salinas age 18 of 636 Potter Street Red Bluff bound over to Tehama County Superior Court on assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly attacking Robert N. Freeland age 19 with a knife on the evening of June 13.
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