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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
4
Advertising director Opal Tucker and editor Lou Walther announce daily publication except Sunday. Rates shown include home delivery at 2.00 per month or 24.00 per year, mail 22.00, auto 24.00, one year in advance, single copies 10 cents, and local operation under Donrey Media Group.
The Daily News pleads for renewed emphasis on bicycle safety. It targets riding against traffic riding on the wrong side of the street riding two abreast and blocking sidewalks. The paper calls on riders parents teachers and police to spread accepted practices and stop head-on collisions.
The National Federation of Independent Business objects to union funds being used for political purposes under union shop contracts. It backs Rep Philip Crane Illinois proposed bill to bar compulsory unions from using member dues for politics, with a 91 percent poll endorsement. It argues workers forced to pay dues may support candidates they do not choose.
Fragmented astrological notations list Taurus Gemini Virgo and dates in April May June with scattered numbers and letters. Missing context prevents clear interpretation or names of people places or events.
A mixed set of across and down crossword clues including names, places, and terms such as Truman birthplace and June beetle across and dried for coconut eating meat and Agatha Christie iron forte down. The grid lists numerous terse definitions and wordplay prompts for solver engagement.
Buckley argues that government dissimulation is intrinsic to state functioning and contrasts Eisenhower’s lies with democratic deception. He notes 1964 pessimism in Washington, cautions readers about misreading the Pentagon Papers, and warns they could erode confidence in democratic mechanisms.
Senate Labor subcommittee uncovers alleged Boyle campaign financing from hired underlings with salary kickbacks after Boyle’s 1968 UMW re election. Officials funded Boyle while praising rank and file support, with raises issued the following April equal to contributions. Investigation notes Boyle’s general counsel denies illegality while a July trial looms for a related Labor Department suit.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff argues municipal codes cling to 1800s methods hindering innovation and housing, citing a pending model code by four organizations. The NAHB backs modernization and performance codes, while vested interests, unions, and stick builders resist change.
The California Public Utilities Commission ordered uniform rates statewide for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph customers outside metropolitan areas. Residential charges outside cities no longer carry higher basic fees, though metropolitan message units and extended area charges remain. Knecht of the Farm Bureau framed the move as eliminating unlawful rate discrimination, citing a $195 million revenue request by PT&T and a resulting $62 million annual saving.
Historical highlights note events on June 29 across years. Key items include the 1946 British raid on Palestinian Jews, Rubens birth in 1577, Virginia constitution in 1776, Tahiti’s 1890 annexation, Paderewski death in 1943, New Georgia operations, Trieste riots, Kennedy disarmament push, Hanoi and Haiphong bombing in 1968, Cambodia withdrawal in 1970.
A new Red Bluff Lions Club received its charter at a Hotel Tremont banquet with a bell and gavel from Corning and a banner from Redding. Chico gave a check and a highway sign was ordered, symbolizing the group’s official formation and regional support.
California Attorney General Evelle Younger told Southwestern University law graduates that the state is among the world’s most admired systems for rewarding good behavior and reducing prison admissions. He noted subsidies to counties for local supervision cut felon imprisonment and linked today's inmates to higher violence.
In this Health column, Dr Lester Coleman advises new parents on avoiding excess sterilization with a newborn and keeping visitors with colds away. He explains antibiotics may lose effectiveness only as bacteria evolve, and that mycins differ from penicillin though they target similar germs. He notes proper antibiotic use and offers a glaucoma and cataracts booklet for 26 cents.
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