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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
3
An 18 year old asks about answering the phone in her family. A barber shop anecdote recalls “a gentleman never tells.” A reader pleads about loans and bus fare. Ann counsels a firm refusal and hints at her booklet on marriage expectations.
The Tehama County local board in Red Bluff closes its office this month and relocates property and records to the Redding local board. Registrars remain in Corning and Los Molinos with Dr. Robert Buffum and Gene Owen as contacts. additional sites will be announced. Advisor Richard E. Hultgren remains available for questions about status.
A teen girl asks how to handle a drifting friendship with a boy and a boy’s drug use. The columnist urges frank talk, warns of possible motives, and notes other friendships as a remedy. Additional advice addresses sopor use, addiction risk, and seeking professional help.
San Quentin inmates follow Watergate coverage with reaction quotes. R. G. Lopley says everyone gets caught eventually. G. R. Glancy backs freeing the Watergate seven. Pelon Ruiz questions democracy if the President can get away with it.
In Sacramento the Senate Finance Committee rejected AB7 after Democrats and Republicans did not support it. The measure sought a six month delay to the five percent sales tax and included a 30 percent income tax rebate plan, with other budget-saving ideas.
IRS checks of consumer complaints led to a rollback of gasoline prices to freeze levels at 58 Northern California stations. Average overcharge was 2 cents per gallon. one station charged 3 cents over the base price on 33,000 gallons. IRS investigators will continue compliance checks with penalties up to 2500 dollars per violation.
Dennis Alan Daugherty aged 20 and Denise Rene Barber aged 17, both of Red Bluff, are noted in a report alongside Alabama discoveries. The piece highlights twenty new oil and gas fields found in Alabama over the past fifteen years.
Members and friends of Red Bluff First United Methodist Church report $386 received to repair the Sardis D. Wilcox memorial window. Work to obtain and install art materials is underway and a protective cover will be added after restoration with minimal impact on the window’s appearance. The congregation thanks the community for its support.
Patricia Jan Coffman, 37, of Gerber, was fined 360 dollars after pleading guilty to drunken driving in Red Bluff Justice Court before Judge Richard E. Hultgren. Coastline stretches 4,500 miles along Brazils Atlantic shore.
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