Meat imports quotas face skeptical industry response
Ranchers, meat packers, and farm groups doubt lifting import quotas will curb rising meat prices. The American National Cattlemen's Association warned higher prices could follow if quotas are removed by President Nixon. Officials argued imported beef would mostly affect low quality cuts and not prices of steaks and roasts.
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Nixon
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Ray
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U.S. Planes Bomb Airfield Near Hanoi Center
U S warplanes hit Bac Mai airfield and adjacent warehouses two miles from central Hanoi marking the closest raid in the current North Vietnam offensive. The U S Command said four warehouses were destroyed and nine damaged, amid a total of 320 strikes reported for Monday. Hanoi Radio claimed several American planes shot down and pilots captured.
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Senate approves handgun ban bill in committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee backed a bill banning commercial sales of small concealable handguns not fit for sporting use. It passed 12-2, defeating a rival Hruska measure 9-5 and dismissing Kennedy proposals on firearm registration or licensing.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Tehama County Fair Deadline Approaches for Entries
Entries for most Tehama County Fair departments must be in by Friday at 5 p.m. or postmarked before midnight to qualify. Floriculture remains open until July 14, with premiums totaling 29 187 dollars expected for the fair running July 19 to 22.
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Tehama County Fair
Bard Saunders
Corning Packing Firm Plans Two Year Anti Pollution Project
Maywood Packing Co of Corning considers a two year anti pollution program costing about 250000. City funding could trigger the project, with the olive industry using ponds at the sewer plant to meet state Water Quality Control Board requirements. City engineer Ed Anderson outlines three eight foot deep lined ponds and a potential city cost split.
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Corning Debates Removal of Pedestrian Crosswalk Signs
Corning weighs removing aging crosswalk signs after Councilman Darrow and Police Chief Rowe warn they pose a hazard and may invite liability. Public works director Vern Flournoy and Councilman Hubert Weeks will meet to decide replacement measures, including stationary pedestrian signs.
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Jerry Rowe
Hubert Weeks
Vern Flournoy
Public Works
Corning Mulls CCCJ Membership and weed control plan
Corning City Council may join the California Council on Criminal Justice at the July 10 meeting to gain police equipment access with no financial obligation. The council also studies a city weed control program and considers an ordinance for preventive spraying of private lots. Bill Foley and Don Harris are reappointed to the airport commission. Jerry Rowe says a new police fleet unit will be in service soon and plans for a 1973 dump truck are advancing.
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Jerry Rowe
Vern Flournoy
Cottonwood West lots pushed to half acre minimums
Shasta County supervisors sent the Cottonwood West subdivision back to the planning commission after promoters agreed to raise minimum parcels from quarter-acre to half-acre. The planning panel will hold a public hearing before returning to the supervisors. Paul Walther became Cottonwood constable replacing Richard Chenoweth. The board approved county fee increases including residential rezoning from 25 to 50 dollars and well and use permit fees.
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Man Stabbed At Home Near Red Bluff
Willy Ray Compton a 39 year old resident of Red Bluff was stabbed in the stomach at his home about 11 45 p m Sunday night Neighbor Charles Daly and another neighbor reported the incident to the Sheriff s department Compton was taken to St Elizabeth Community Hospital in satisfactory condition Harold Richard Mayle 61 also of Red Bluff was arrested a few hours later on charges of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Swim Lessons At Gerber Pool
Red Cross swimming lessons at Gerber Pool begin Monday for two weeks ending July 7. Lessons run Monday through Friday with six half hour beginner classes. Times range 8 to 1, with junior and senior lifesaving 8 to 9, intermediate 9 to 9 30, beginner 9 30 to 10. A class placement list will be posted. Call 527-3684 with questions.
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Fire burns acre of woodland grass north of Elk Creek
Three California Division of Forestry units from Elk Creek and Paskenta responded at 2 53 p m yesterday to extinguish a one acre woodland grass fire off County Road 306 about three miles north of Elk Creek in Glenn County The blaze caused an estimated 25 dollars damage to Billie Randle property and was believed started by construction operations
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Billie Randle
Weather Outlook Delivers Warm Holiday Week
Fair through Wednesday with warmer temperatures and light variable winds. Thursday remains fair with no precipitation. Highs near 92 to 102, nights 59 to 69. Yesterday 98, sunrise 5 42, sunset 8 42. River levels recorded at Bend Bridge 21.4, Lake Red Bluff 15.7, Tehama Bridge 201.6, Woodson Bridge 168.9 feet.
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Three Sentenced In Tehama County Superior Court
Three persons were sentenced in Tehama County Superior Court yesterday and a fourth forfeited $3,000 bail for failure to appear. Gary McCoy 22 Red Bluff forfeited bail with new bond set at 20,000. John Snyder 26 Corning probation revoked. new sentencing July 10. Marvin Thomas 18 Red Bluff received three years probation with 20 days jail and a 400 dollar fine. Teresa Kitchen 17 Red Bluff received three years probation with five days in Juvenile Hall.
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Tehama County
Gary Don McCoy
Red Bluff
John Snyder
Corning
Marvin William Thomas
Teresa Kay Kitchen
Nixon move on meat imports shifts price control debate
The Price Commission will not pursue further food price controls for now after President Nixon lifts meat import restrictions. He calls the move a step toward price stability, while noting the impact from foreign meat imports will take time to show.
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The
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Nixon
Supreme Court Reverses Contempt Conviction of Activist Leslie Bacon
The U S Supreme Court set aside the contempt conviction of antiwar activist Leslie Bacon of Atherton California. Bacon spent about six weeks in a Seattle jail for refusing to answer questions from a federal grand jury. She argued the questions may have been prompted by illegal electronic surveillance.
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