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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1975
Page
4
The county supervisors unanimously approve building the jail on county property downtown despite mixed reasons. Proponents cite emergency services and proximity to police and courts while critics note logistics for public defenders. The editorial urges rapid construction and echoes supervisor Barbara Crowley to move ahead.
The almanac outlines June 27 as the 178th day of 1975, noting celestial positions, Cancer birthdays, Helen Keller’s birth year, and historical events including telegraph links in 1847, stock market lows in 1893, Truman’s 1950 Korea actions, and a 1960 Philippine typhoon. A thought from Helen Keller closes.
Puzzle clues and partial grid from a THOMAS JOSEPH byline recounting across and down entries. Includes hints such as Bean Harvest Grotto Bellowed and Chant with references to Paton and Virginia willow.
White House economists privately challenge Shah of Iran on oil price claims. They argue higher oil costs raise fuel and product prices, and note Shah’s figures misstate European import prices and inflation dynamics. A separate SEA CHASE recounts a four hour narcotics pursuit ending with a casualty and 800 pounds of marijuana seized.
President Ford plans a formal announcement of his presidential bid after the Fourth of July. Ford emphasizes conservatism, vows to curb New Deal era regulations, and aims to use a new campaign committee headed by Howard H. Callaway to mobilize support and funds while maintaining a line between official duties and political activity.
UPI reports Mozambique proclaims a socialist state under Samora Machel after the flag ceremony at the Palacio da Ponta. Frelimo promotes Marxist reforms while facing shortages, illiteracy, and a looming external debt near $1 billion.
President Ford rejected binding limits on first use and endorsed maximum flexibility in nuclear policy. He would decide based on circumstances in any future war as four questions at a news conference prompted cautious responses.
UPI reports that Commerce Department indicators known as the leading indicators have risen for two straight months, with analysts noting they historically turn up before growth resumes. Greenspan and others see a likely end to the recession if the next rise confirms the trend.
United Press International reflects on the early Korean War with hindsight. It notes U S overconfidence in 1950, flawed intelligence, and belief air power would win. It recalls MacArthur’s bold promises and South Korea’s vulnerability as North Korea massed forces. Nuclear weapons loomed large in rhetoric.
A compact look back at past Red Bluff events and headlines as recorded in the Daily News archives.
June 27 1945 council and county board discuss extending water mains from Walnut Street to the city limit and a half mile to the hospital under tentative plans. Monday night meeting will review the proposal including a Walnut Street main and county line extension.
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