Wedding Fractured by Accident Alters Planned Ceremony
The couple Maribeth Bonkoski and Gary P. Marshall wed in a bedside ceremony at St. Elizabeth Hospital after a truck accident near Adobe Road left Marshall with a broken pelvis and internal injuries. The honeymoon is spent in the intensive care unit with the bride near her hospitalized husband.
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Lee Peter
Maribeth Bonkoski
Gary P. Marshall
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Sacred Heart Church
San Francisco
Marshall
Adobe Road
Maribeth Bonoski
Bayles
Ralph Ehorn
Annual Diamond 100 Miler Race Draws 150 Riders
The second annual Diamond 100 Miler at Lyman Springs near Red Bluff attracts over 150 riders from across the United States with entries including past stars and a rider from England. John Wheeler notes top competitors have signed. events begin Friday with horse inspections and a 10 a.m. pre ride. On Saturday 100 mile riders start at 5 a.m. and 50 mile riders at 5:30 a.m. at Turner Ranch Road.
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Lyman Springs
Red Bluff
Diamond International
United States
England
John Wheeler
Highway 36
Turner Ranch Road
Weather forecast and river levels for the region
Weather stays fair through tomorrow with a high of 94 today and 100 tomorrow. Northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. low humidity in the afternoon. Temperatures show a high yesterday of 84 and a low of 56 this morning. River levels list Lake Red Bluff 15.8 feet Bend Bridge 21.8 Tehama 204.0 Woodson Bridge 169.4. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. season-to-date 23.09 inches. Sunset 3 42 p m. sunrise tomorrow 5 43 a m PDT.
Los Molinos Votes for Mayor as July Fourth Near
Tomorrow is the last day to vote in Los Molinos for mayor and to raise funds for the Fourth of July Festivities. Five candidates are listed Dave Baba Frances Jackson Dick Joiner Dr Harold Edwards and Bert Bundy. The parade starts Sunday at 10 with a Marine color guard leading and ends with Tehama County officials and a Grand Marshal Rudy Brodnansky.
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Los Molinos
Dave Baba
Frances Jackson
Dick Joiner
Harold Edwards
Bert Bundy
Owen
Sacramento
Rudy Brodnansky
Tehama County
Tehama
Corning
Los
Nixon Vetoes 5.6 Billion Public Works Bill
President Nixon vetoed a 5.6 billion public works measure aimed at quick job creation, criticizing a 2 billion pump priming section for delaying real impact. He urged Congress to pass emergency employment legislation and warned the plan would foster dead end jobs and inflationary effects.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Congress
Senate House
Five Power Talks Would Be Welcome By United States
In Geneva the United States said it would welcome participation of all nuclear powers including China and France in future arms control talks. The stance aligns with Brezhnev’s proposal for a meeting of the five nuclear powers as the Geneva conference reconvenes. U S delegate James F Leonard urged that enduring peace rests on broadly accepted limits on armaments.
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Geneva
United States
China
France
M Ade
Leonid E. Brezhnev
U. S
James F. Leonard
El Camino Voters Decide Recall Petition
El Camino Irrigation district voters must cast ballots by 7 p.m. in a recall election triggered by the El Camino Water Users Association. The single polling place is the district office, targeting incumbents Raymond Alderson James Huffman James Farmer and Ben Scott, with challengers Woodrow Wilson Willard Atwell D B Bowser and Stephen Ragan and write-in Marvin M Hagen for the district three seat.
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EL Camino
el Camino Irrigation District Board
el Camino Water Users Association
Raymond Alderson
James Huffman
James Farmer
Ben Scott
Woodrow Wilson
Willard Atwell
D.B. Bowser
Stephen Ragan
Marvin M. Hagen
Farmer
Drug Awareness Crisis Phone Needs Operators
Red Bluff group launches a 24 hour crisis line the Switchboard seeking volunteers. Trainees will complete a training program before serving on the line and may contact Mike Miller at 527 5697 before Friday to join. The service offers aid or referrals to existing agencies.
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Red Bluff
Mike Miller
Doctors Say Corona Suffered Mild Heart Attack
AP reports Juan Corona, charged with killing 10 of 25 murdered transients, may miss the July 13 preliminary hearing after a 12 day hospital stay for chest pains. Doctors say tests indicate a mild coronary event. Corona, 37, was hospitalized at Sutter County General Hospital after reporting chest pains.
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Yubacity
Juan Corona
Corona
Sutter County General Hospital
Thomas Leavenworth
Telephone Rates Raised for Red Bluff and Corning
Pacific Telephone announces a California Public Utilities Commission order increasing residential rates in Corning and Red Bluff to 5.65 dollars per month, a 0.90 rise, with eight party and farm options listed and business rates adjusted accordingly. The changes, set to take effect next month, aim to yield an annual net gain of 73 million dollars on gross revenues of 143.1 million.
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Pacific Telephone
R.J. Jalli
Corning
Red Bluff
California Public Utilities Commission
Jalli
PUC
Planning Program In State Of Confusion
Tehama County supervisors consider dropping the 701 planning work after learning federal funding is unavailable. A joint project with Colusa County and others is stalled, as the county already has a planning director and consultant. Colusa asks relief from updating the general plan while state gas tax funds hinge on updated plans.
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C. E. Busby
Water Resource Engineers, Inc
Walnut Creek
Tehama
Busby
Colusa
Assembly
Four Blazes Suppressed Across Tehama County
Four fires were extinguished by Tehama County crews from multiple agencies yesterday. Two acres of grass and brush burned behind Bowman Hall in the Bowman district before four California Division of Forestry units controlled the blaze with help from a bulldozer. The fire was likely sparked by an earth grader’s exhaust. In Gerber, a pickup truck burned on Tehama Avenue near 899W due to a broken gas line. A Gerber Fire unit responded.
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Tehama County
Bowman Hall
Bowman District
California Division of Forestry
Gerber
Tehama Ave
Vietnamese General Says 10000 North Vietnamese Troops Probe Northwest
Major General Phan Van Phu claimed Hanoi has 10,000 troops marching through 800 square miles of Quang Tri province from Dong Ha, with 6,000 infiltrated across the DMZ since May 1. He said the force uses mortars rocket launchers and antiaircraft guns but no heavy artillery and warned of heavy fighting near bases in the northwest while protecting coastal lowlands ahead of elections.
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Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Phan van Phu
Dong Ha
Quang Tri Province
Highway 9
Demilitarized Zone
Phu
Dmz
Supreme Court redefines church state limits under entanglement rule
The Supreme Court adopts a doctrine allowing government aid to religious institutions as long as there is no excessive entanglement. Chief Justice Burger anchors three rulings, signaling room for aiding church schools in a broad, enduring interpretation.
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Church
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Vita-Bark Workers Return After Three Week Strike
Vita-Bark plant on Olive Road reports workers back on the job after a San Francisco mediated session ended a three week strike. Union leaders say gains included a complete change in health and welfare terms and higher wages for belt operators drivers and millwright plus six paid holidays. Company manager Jim Hall announced wage figures and expressed optimism for harmonious operation ahead. Red Bluff unit leads Fertilizer and decorative bark producer with a West Sacramento base and a Flagstaff sister firm.
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Vita-Bark
Olive Road
San Francisco
Aft
John Biendara
Millmen’s
Jim Hall
Blowout Crash Near Red Bluff Injures No One
A tire blowout on Highway 36W 32 miles west of Red Bluff sent Mountain View resident Richard Neal Bostwick 17 off the road into a fence and a power pole. He escaped injury.
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Mountain View
Red Bluff
Richard Neal Bostwick
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