Massachusetts Voters Brave Cold in Presidential Primary
Massachusetts voters braved snow and freezing rain to vote in a Democratic presidential primary featuring eight major candidates. Turnout mid-morning was moderate as Birch Bayh Fred Harris Morris Udall and others competed for delegates and momentum.
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Weather forecast with showers and cooling trend ahead
Showers today with a chance of thundershowers and a decreasing trend tonight. Partly cloudy tonight with more showers possible tomorrow. Snow may reach the surface in the north and down to 1000 feet in the foothills. Cooler with highs in the mid 40s to 50s and lows in the 30s. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Thursday outlook calls for cold with showers likely.
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Snowstorm Closes Schools and Delays Events in Tehama County
Tehama County awoke to a heavy snowstorm blanketing from Corning to Mineral. Red Bluff schools closed and Kiwanis Wrestling Awards postponed. Shasta College canceled classes. roads treated for icy conditions. Agricultural impact seen as minimal with added moisture, and snowfall reported in Red Bluff, Mineral, and Reeds Creek with ongoing forecasts of rain snow showers. Public services reported no major disruptions beyond slower phone lines and drier town streets awaiting thaw.
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Flu Outbreak Strains Tehama County Hospitals
At St Elizabeth Community Hospital and two other Tehama facilities flu patients dominate recent admissions with 50 to 60 percent flu related. Administrators note high volumes, visiting restrictions, and shifting outpatients while nationwide CDC data show epidemic levels with 875 deaths.
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Mike Barry
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Diebner
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Surprise Witness Sways Hearst Case in Bank Robbery
UPI reports Patricia Hearst faced new testimony from electronics expert Zigurd Berzins who testified she picked up bullets after a 1974 SLA bank raid. He stated Hearst lied about checking her carbine. In Tokyo a time bomb exploded at the Hokkaido government office killing two and injuring 85.
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Corning PD Probe Report Issued By State AG Office
The California Attorney General releases an informational report on the Corning Police Department and the Donald Gray case from early 1975. Contempt charges against former Chief Jerrold Rowe were dismissed for technical reasons, with no further official action. Potential misdemeanor charges loom for Steven McCoy over private investigator licensing prior to Gray’s trial.
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Philip L. Morris
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Donald Gray
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Werner Ardbeck
Cottonwood Justice Court
California Storms Hit State Amid Drought Fight
Two storm fronts drenched California bringing rain wind snow and hail. Snow closed highways and schools in the Bay Area while Southern California saw mudslides and traffic jams. Two boys missing since Sunday near Lake Tahoe prompted a large search as four feet of new snow fell.
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Structure Destroyed During Red Bluff Drill
Firefighters from Red Bluff burned an abandoned building at 1238 Oak Street in a four hour training drill involving 35 personnel last night.
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