IRS to Check Northern California Freeze Price Compliance
IRS district director Charles E. Kingman announced spot checks across Northern California next week to enforce the freeze price posting and record keeping requirements. The policy, effective June 24 at 11 59 a.m., requires each seller to maintain records for all commodities and post a large sign at each business location with freeze price info request forms available for consumer inquiries. Sellers must provide requested freeze price details within 48 hours of receiving a letter.
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Economic Stabilization Program
Internal Revenue Service
California
Charles E. Kingman
IRS
Legion Boys Stater Back From Session
Tom Symons of Red Bluff High School returned from the 36th Boys State session at Sacramento State University June 16 23. Sponsored by Red Bluff American Legion Post 167 the event teaches political participation and appoints city county and state offices. Governor Ronald Reagan addressed delegates and Symons joined the city police for Stanford Wilt City as others toured the State Capitol and met representatives.
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Tom Symons
Red Bluff High School
Boys State
Sacramento State University
Symons
Red Bluff
Capitol
Senate
Assembly
Boys Nation
Ralph Howard
Daly City
Tests To Fill Janitor Post Scheduled For July
The Department of Human Resources announces a Civil Service janitor exam set for July 28 with a July 6 filing deadline. Eligible applicants need one year of janitorial experience. Local office at 836 Washington St Red Bluff provides more information.
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Department of Human Resources
Washington St
Red Bluff
Tack Play Day Planned June 29 At Proberta Arena
Red Bluff Riding Club hosts a Tack Play Day on June 29 at Hawkins Arena Proberta. Sign-ups start 6 p.m. at Third Ave arena before events in trail western pleasure bare back equitation barrel racing pole bending and open baton racing. First place receives tack.
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Red Bluff Riding Club
Hawkins Arena
Proberta
Third Ave
Trail
Povey Receives Kraft Scholarship for Academic Achievement
John Povey, a freshman at University of California Davis and Red Bluff High School graduate, has been awarded the Edward F Kraft Scholarship and a $50 check for his early college scholastic record. Povey, son of Mr and Mrs Craig Povey of Red Bluff, plans to study science or biology.
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John Povey
University of California At Davis
Edward F. Kraft
Tehama County
Povey
Red Bluff High School
Craig Povey
Red Bluff
Americans Abroad Learn Tipping Is A Fact Of Life
Travel editor Murray J. Brown explains tipping abroad as a routine cost. He outlines regional norms in Europe the Far East and notes that in some areas service charges replace tips while in others tipping remains expected. Travelers should use local currency and consult guides and tourist offices.
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Murray J. Brown
UPI
London
Europe
Far East
West
Tokyo
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Soviet Union
Red Bluff Students Attend Iowa Journalism Workshop
Two Red Bluff high school students Elaine Corning and Tony Villanueva join 101 youths from Iowa and seven other states at the University of Iowa 21st Annual High School Journalism Workshop. The pair study editing production reporting photography layout and newswriting under John M Butler and other advisers.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Red Bluff
University of Iowa
Elaine Corning
Tony Villanueva
Mercy High School
James Corning
Felix Villanueva
John M. Butler
U of I School of Journalism
Assembly Signals Death Penalty Bill Poised to Pass
A UPI poll shows 46 California Assembly members would back SB450, sending the death penalty bill toward likely approval in the full Assembly despite opposition in the Criminal Justice Committee. The measure, backed by Gov. Reagan, would target mass murderers and other first degree killers.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Senate
Ronald Reagan
House
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Deukmejian
Criminal Justice Committee
Reagan
For Goose By United Press International
In some regions geese are trained to tend sheep while the horned owl favors a skunk for dinner in a curious animal behavior note.
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United Press International
World
the Horned Owl
Red Bluff Youth Summer Jobs Drive Urges Local Employers
Marjory Abernathy of the HRD reports a pressing need for summer jobs for Red Bluff youth. She notes many local applications await work and urges employers to call in job orders to 527-0228.
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Marjory Abernathy
State Department of Human Resources Development
HRD
Lee LeBaron to Prepare Fiesta Tacos in Los Molinos
Lee LeBaron, a longtime Los Molinos resident, will cook tacos and burritos for Mexican Fiesta Night hosted by mayoral candidate Glenn Cox. Proceeds aid the Fourth of July parade, with 6 to 10 pm time, ticket prices $1.75 for adults and 75 cents for children. Telephone assistance offered for seniors without transport. Music and pinatas planned for children.
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Los Molinos
Lee LeBaron
Glenn Cox
LeBaron
Hidden Harbor
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