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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
1
The court affirming a $240 million federal construction grant program for church affiliated colleges 5 to 4, while striking down aid for church run elementary and secondary schools in Pennsylvania and Rhode Island as entanglement concerns.
Michael Duval nineteen of Red Bluff was listed in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Redding after a lightning strike Saturday while operating a tractor on his father's ranch six miles south of Red Bluff. He suffered first and second degree burns on the abdomen and was knocked unconscious before being taken to hospital.
Corning plans a public hearing at 7 30 p m in city hall on a use permit for about 45 travel trailer spaces at the Rancho Tehama Motel on Hwy 99 south side. Motel seeks overnight operation not a mobile home park between Hwy 99 and Interstate 5. City clerk Lillian Hagen reports.
Police investigate a burglary at Wentz Market in Antelope. Thieves dropped through a roof vent, accessed a workshop for tools, and failed to crack a filing cabinet. They used dollies to move loot several hundred feet to a waiting vehicle. Clerk inventory ongoing.
The Supreme Court agreed today to rule on the death penalty's constitutionality. A brief announcement said the court would hear cases next term from California Georgia Illinois and Texas challenging capital punishment under the Eighth Amendment ban on cruel and unusual punishments.
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on whether the Times and Post may resume publishing secret Pentagon Papers. Ellsberg surrendered to federal authorities in Boston, confirming he supplied the papers to the Times. Ball challenged claims that Johnson deceived the public, urging fuller disclosure and candor from the Nixon era.
Dr. Jerome H. Jaffe outlined his anti drug strategy before Congress as Nixon pushes a White House narcotics office with legislative status. The hearing opened with about 50 bills targeting drug abuse and Jaffe as lead witness.
Two Saturday fires near Corning prompted Tehama County Rural Fire Dept units. The first, at Hall Road east of Corning, scorched 15 acres with $30 estimated loss, aided by Richfield Volunteer Fire Department. The second, on Highway 99W north of Corning, involved a willow tree and required one unit. Fire conditions remain moderate despite Sunday rain.
In January 1967 Ronald Reagan takes office and pledges to shrink government as California lawmakers clash over a proposed budget of 6.74 billion dollars. Democrats push the budget to 7.2 7.37 billion and seek a 500 million tax increase, challenging the governor's austere aims.
Vice President Agnew notes South Korea may trim forces in Vietnam but rejects shifting U.S. plan. He says troop decisions hinge on Korea and Vietnam governments. Reports say Seoul considers cutting about 15,000 of 48,000 troops.
Red Bluff hosting a full Fourth of July celebration led by the Chamber of Commerce. Activities begin at 9 a.m. with the Titan Swim meet at the city pool. Sacramento River boat races run from Bend Bridge to the city marina followed by water skiing, art displays and a Tehama County Band concert. Fireworks cap the evening.
CHP recorded twelve traffic accidents in Tehama County over the weekend with three Friday incidents, seven Saturday events, and two on Sunday. Serious injuries occurred when a pickup rollover on private property north of Red Bluff crushed 22 year old Gary Marshall. he remained in intensive care while the wedding proceeded the next day. Other Friday incidents involved Roy Cunningham and Danny Hopper with minor injuries, Michael Mishow sliding into road signs with no injuries, and Harold Reed overturning near Tramway Road with no injuries. The report also notes additional incidents continuing into Saturday.
North Vietnamese gunners bombarded allied firebases below the DMZ as U S and South Vietnamese units swept the jungles. Rockets struck Charlie 2 three miles below the DMZ with light casualties including some killed and three other bases hit with no casualties reported.
Fair through tomorrow with warmer days and northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. High today 87, low 60, high tomorrow 93. Temperatures include yesterday 82 and low this morning 55. River levels logged at several sites with last 48 hours and season totals noted. Sunset 8:42 pm, sunrise 5:42 am PDT.
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