County Board Wrap-Up Highlights Sign Vandalism Reward and Road Changes
County residents were reminded of a $200 reward for information leading to arrests over destruction of county property after vandalized road signs in Supervisor Bill Flournoy’s district. The board also approved stop signs at multiple intersections, a through-road designation on River Road, a 35 mph zone on Forward and Manton Roads, opposed SB 1482 to keep Stanislaus River from Wild and Scenic status, and funded a title search for Bowman area property to be used as a park.
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Bill Flournoy
Larry Lalaguna
Alta Vista Drive
Ridge Road
River Road
Hall
Flournoy Avenue
Woodson Avenue
East Avenue
Moon Road
Richfield
Forward
Manton
South Powerhouse Road
Manton Schoolhouse Road
Larry Coleman
Stanislaus
Melones
Flournoy
Bureau of Land Management
Redding
Sacramento River
Bureau
Red Bluff
Barbara Crowley
Gene Penne
Shan Patterson
Long Beach
Bowman Area
Belbeck
Strom
C.A. Stromsness
Steffan
Stromsness
William Travis
William Davis
NEW Bar
Robert Mitchell
Tehama Post Office
C Street
Tehama Council weighs 9600 square foot lot minimum
Tehama City Council unanimously sends a zoning amendment proposal to the city attorney setting a 9600 square foot minimum lot size with 80 by 120 foot limits and a shorter side at least half the longer side. Existing 12800 square foot minimum remains unless variances apply.
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David F. Oliveria
Daily News
Tehama
Tehama City
Rawlins Coffman
Red Bluff
Ed Anderson
Carolyn Steffan
Anderson
John Rew
Second
G Streets
Fourth
D Streets
Jim Lauderdale
Lauderdale
Steffan
Harold
Weather forecast with mild temperatures and brisk northerly winds
Fair to mostly clear conditions through tomorrow with higher clouds at times. Warmer days and cool nights, northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs near 58 today and 66 tomorrow, lows around 34. Outlook stays fair for Saturday. River levels noted at Bend Bridge 20.5 feet and other gauges with Keswick release 4000 cfs.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Keswick
Tehama County Workers Push Wage and Benefit Demands
Tehama County Employees Association presents negotiating items to the board of supervisors including higher wages overtime pay and better health benefits. They seek incentives for education and certificates and special sick leave for family illnesses while recalling unresolved items from last year such as grievance and layoff procedures.
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Tehama County Employees Association
Board of Supervisors
Association
The
Employees Association
Judge Denies Hearst Search Challenge in Bank Robbery Trial
UPI reports Federal Judge Oliver J. Carter refused to suppress evidence from the 288 Precita Street residence where SLA members William and Emily Harris were arrested. He ruled Hearst had no standing to contest the Fourth Amendment violation and allowed fingerprints linking her to items found there to remain in the trial.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Precita Street
F. Lee Bailey
Judge rules Hearst lacks standing to suppress evidence
A Los Angeles judge ruled the FBI illegally obtained evidence from William and Emily Harris without a search warrant after their capture last fall. The defense motion hinges on proprietary interest and does not apply to Miss Hearst, delaying the bank robbery trial until next week after a full day of hearings and prep.
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William
Emily Harris
Miss Hearst
Carter
Los Angeles
FBI
William and
Mansfield Will Not Run Again In Montana Seat
Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana announced he will not seek reelection, releasing a statement to him confirming retirement from the Senate. The veteran Democrat signals a leadership transition as Montana voters react to the decision.
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Mansfield
Helena
Mont
UPI
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Montana
City Attorney Ford Dies in Sleep at 62
James Gregory Ford longtime Red Bluff attorney and former judge died in his sleep from a heart attack at age 62. Born August 22 1913 in Boston he served as a colonel in the U S Army and taught at Red Bluff High School before practicing law and serving as judge. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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James Gregory Ford
Red Bluff
Mr. Ford
Mary
Boston
Mass
Harvard University
U.S. Army
Presidio
San Francisco
San Diego
West Coast
Stanford University
California
Red Bluff High School
The
Bluffer
Ford
Stanf Are Tasty Bees Aa Trdns
8 Bluff
Ed Moor
Alpine County
Tehama County
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Tommie Owen
Eleanor Pettinger
Wilcox Oaks
Eleanor
Tommie
John Fenrich
Tehama Council
Deputy Sheriffs Association
Dunlop
K-Tires
Butch Trimm
Russ Frey
Bosse’s
Washington
Hearst
News of World
Bayh
New York
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Labor Department
Pauline Davis
James G. Ford
Cathy Bennett
Ken Reed
Debbie Mendenhall
Darlin
Maynard Ferguson
Chico
Jay Thiel
Tony Walther
Wynns Elks Lodge
Allen’s Liquors
Antelope Blvd
Hickory ST
Datsun
Toyota
OPEL
FIAT
Power Engineering Auto Center
Monroe
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