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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
7
A mother seeks guidance on leaving young children unattended while running errands. Ann Landers warns of danger and urges intervention. A second letter from a mother of a 15 year old daughter asks for help with weight and behavior. Landers cautions about hidden eating and family dynamics and advises medical checkup and professional counseling.
University of California home advisor Harriett M. Lyon warns that leaving protein rich foods at room temperature for three or four hours on hot days invites food poisoning. She advises cooling hot foods above 140 F and refrigerating dairy rich or custard items to prevent bacterial growth.
California Agriculture Director C Brunel Christensen told reporters the National Guard could be deployed if violence escalates in the Coachella Valley grapeFields. He noted harvest is half finished and said he would report to Governor Ronald Reagan who can order Guard units to protect harvest workers.
Governor Reagan prepares to sign a massive budget sent by the Legislature two days before the new fiscal year. The plan, the largest in state history, includes big salary raises, record school aid, and funding for a new legislative office building.
Senate Republicans backed Governor Reagan against a Democratic override of his veto on a reapportionment bill. The 19 to 21 vote fell short of the required two thirds, keeping the current district map and signaling further court involvement.
United Press International summarizes a busy California session. The governor says he chose the right path not seeking a third term. The budget bill sets aside 82 million for Capitol reconstruction and a new legislative office building. Multitude of SB and AB items advance or retreat, including energy, water, taxation, and education measures with varied party support.
Sacramento officials and rivals in the 1974 California Republican race respond with relief and respect as Governor Ronald Reagan reiterates he will not run again. Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke and former Governor Robert Finch say they take him at his word while noting the air is cleared.
Senate debates on SR40 to loosen access for filming hearings trigger sharp criticism of TV crews. Yreka and Deukmejian complain of lights and filming during a mental hospital closure hearing. Mills’ proposal is delayed. Moscone and Deukmejian offer restrictive amendments rejected.
The Carson City Board of Supervisors approved a $15 refund for an unused marriage license. The California couple John D. Davis of Fair Oaks and Nicki Ansted of Citrus Heights had applied at 2 a.m. last Monday.
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