Red Bluff Daily News Ad Rates and Staff Listing
The Red Bluff Daily News announces its 1973 publication details with publisher Donald W. Reynolds and staff including Earl Johnson Opal Tucker Lou Walther and Dan Hall. It lists rates for home delivery at 2.25 per month or 27 per year and mail at 27 with single copies at 10 cents.
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Donald W. Reynolds
Earl Johnson
Opal Tucker Lou Walther
Dan Hall
Red Bluff
Carrier Bay
Donrey Media Group
Nuclear heat may pose fewer dangers than feared
Believable and encouraging notes suggest heat from nuclear plants may not be the menace many fear. While cooling water changes ecosystems, effects vary. some areas gain advantages like trout or crops, and scientists warn to move carefully and insist on precautions.
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Humboldt Bay
Oregon
Farm Fuel Allocation Threat Highlighted by California Official
Executive vice president of the Agricultural Council of California warns that a federal voluntary fuel allocation program may cause severe shortages during harvest. He cites arbitrary rationing baselines, drought impacts, and January March inactivity, urging priority for agriculture to prevent crop losses and insolvency.
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Richard Johnsen JR
Agricultural Council of California
Mid-West
California
Office of Oil and Gas
William Ketchum
U.S
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Puzzle clues listed across and down feature typical terms and names for a vintage crossword. Readers fill entries for Whip Burnett or Channing Haul court Wall recess Comfy Later in a while Legendary British king Wrongly prefix Skill Ennoble Actor Bowman A Doll Houses heroine Scorch Spiteful Vouchers Fully developed Bluenose Fall into sin Glide as a snake Boxing name Hackney Born Fr North Dakota city Helot Opera fan s shout A conti nent Fr Having a thin sharp tone at Sa Down Type of thread Repeat é Romberg s The Two The Greedy one Almost there Feign pretend As Elizabeth II is addressed Play the glutton Field of literature Child Loos Pieta figure Ballet Tea service piece Highway in the sky Toddler s bed Level Ghostlike Unearthly Bear upon pertain Annular die Remark
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Elizabeth II
Higby Still At White House Amid Watergate Shadow
Washington insiders say Larry Higby remains a presidential deputy under Haldeman’s regime and helps handle access to the president. Higby denies involvement in Watergate talks, claiming Strachan dealt with Haldeman, while VIP rest houses show how officials bend park perks for the powerful.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
Larry Higby
H.R. Haldeman
Higby
Haldeman
Little H
Halde
Gordon Strachan
Senate
Strachan
NATO Allies Warily Watch Nixon Brezhnev Detente
NATO allies, led by France, question the Nixon Brezhnev detente amid a new pact on Prevention of Nuclear War. U.S. officials defend the shift as stabilizing while warning against premature disarmament and reduced NATO commitments. The fate of European force levels and alliance cohesion hinges on Brezhnev’s needs and U.S. credit.
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Paris
U.S
Nixon
Moscow
Washington
Kremlin
Europe
NATO
White House
Two Year Drought Threatens Millions Worldwide
A two year drought stretches from the Soviet Union to Australia threatening millions with starvation. In Mauritania to Niger rainfall has fallen below normal for five years. India's northern states endure two dry years after a 1970 boom, with cattle dying and wells running dry.
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India
United States
Bombay
China
Global grain outlook shifts as drought and mismanagement bite
The report notes China ordering six million tons of wheat from the US Australia and others up to July first. The Soviet Union expects about 200 million bushels of wheat and 120 million bushels of corn from the United States and other sources this year. India sees monsoon relief easing drought and aiming for 115 million tons of grains while facing internal planning flaws and food riots. Central Africa faces the direst risk with millions possibly dying by October from starvation and disease as relief could be hindered by late rains.
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China
United States
Australia
Soviet Union
India
Africa
Tehama County planning commission met to elect officers
Red Bluff on June 29 1943 reports the newly appointed Tehama county planning commission met to elect officers and plan future work. Bids were awarded for drugs groceries meats and garbage facilities for the county hospital by the board of supervisors. Arrangements were completed for using high school buses to transport workers to orchards this summer and a deadline for five dollar federal automobile stamps. J H Richardson's house near town burned completely with contents ruined while the family was away. Sentinel.
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Tehama County
J.H. Richardson
Sentinel
Almanac entry highlights June 29, 1973
On this date William Mayo born 1861. Historical notes include Henry Clay’s death in 1852, British arrests of Jews in Palestine in 1946, U S troops withdrawal from Cambodia in 1970, and a 1972 Supreme Court ruling on capital punishment. Byron quote offers a reflective thought for the day.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
William Mayo
Henry Clay
Washington
Palestine
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S. Supreme Court
Lord Byron
Shortage of Opium Derivatives Warns of Drug Shortage
A draft AMA report notes U S reliance on Turkish opium poppies has reduced morphine and codeine supplies. The study warns that without restoring opium supply, essential painkillers will become unavailable, intensifying patient care risks. Morphine codeine and heroin are opium derivatives.
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New York
UPI
United States
AMA
Letter to the Editor Defends Youth Lemonade Stand Ventures
Shirley I. Prather argues against editorial شروط that discourage underage entrepreneurship in San Francisco. She contends youths face few jobs, burdensome fees, and licensing hurdles, urging special concessions to encourage work, not theft or begging.
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The
Daily News
San Francisco
Shirley I. Prather
Emphysema Risk Discussed In Reader Health Letter
A reader asks about breathlessness and smoking related lung disease. The doctor notes emphysema is usually advanced when diagnosed, urges quitting tobacco, rules out heart or other lung conditions, and cites tests like X rays and pulmonary function tests.
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