09 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
1
Gov. Reagan projects population reaching over 23 million by 1980 and requires about 1.2 million new housing units, averaging 240,000 per year this decade. He notes a halted aerospace decline and urges policies to stimulate moderate aerospace expansion while pursuing rapid transit and pollution reduction.
TWA officials negotiate with extortionists who planted bombs on two jets and demand a 2 million ransom. Police report a failed ransom drop and security precautions across airlines after a bomb exploded in a Las Vegas cockpit. A defused bomb was found at Kennedy airport.
Blandini of Red Bluff filed suit in Tehama County Superior Court claiming Hankins Motors attempts to sell his 1965 Lincoln for unpaid repairs. He says the car was not properly repaired, delivered in poor condition, and later stored outdoors while bills of 260.08 and 16 accrued. He paid 2550 in 1969 and seeks relief from the sale. His attorney asserts the vehicle remains unsafely stored.
Tehama County planning director Robert Mc Cullough explains AB 1301 requires parcel maps for all land divisions and sets minimum parcel sizes to match the general plan. The change ends the practice of dividing land into four or fewer parcels without maps and aims to reduce undefined property lines and related court actions.
One unit from the Tehama County Rural Fire Dept. extinguished a small leaf fire near Gallagher and Toomes Roads in Corning. No damage occurred at property owned by Clifford Rypka. Additional units and volunteers were dispatched but not needed.
U S planes attacked North Vietnam for the eighth straight day as the Kitty Hawk rejoined Indochina air operations. South Vietnamese pilots claimed two enemy tanks and a truck, while a U S F4 Phantom was shot down in Laos with two airmen missing after a two day wait for a search.
A 17 year old boy was taken into custody yesterday by Corning Police and charged with furnishing and possession of a restricted drug to other juveniles. He was booked into Curtiss E Wetter Juvenile Hall in Red Bluff.
Tehama County welfare director Mrs. Marinoff presented supervisors with WR2, a 19 page form required for all welfare program applications. She said completion ranges from one to seven hours. Supervisor Lalaguna plans to forward the packet to Governor Reagan for his view. The board also agreed to review pre employment physicals for prospective county workers and to draft an ordinance amendment through District Attorney Henry Goff Jr.
Corning Hikers plan a 20 mile charity walk Saturday for the March of Dimes. Marchers meet at City Hall at 8 a.m. and travel to Woodson Bridge and River Park before returning via Solano Street Highway 99W and South Avenue. First to finish wins a prize, plus a March of Dimes trophy. most money raised also earns a prize. Lunch at the park. Corning Junior Women's Club sponsors with first aid stations. Cochairs are Mmes. Herman Spannaus and Ronald Turek. Entry forms are at the Corning Chamber of Commerce.
Washington officials announced a near seven percent increase in meat imports for the year to ease consumer prices, but government economists cautioned the move may have limited effect on retail meat costs.
Red Bluff city officials will hold an airport commission meeting Monday at 5 p.m. in City Hall to review four proposals to operate the city airport. Proposers include Wes-Martin Aviation's Dan Fregin and John McDowell interim operators. Jim Carlton of Redding. Peggy Patton of Patton's Air Service Hayfork. and John R. O'Brien Jr. of San Jose.
Deputies discovered several vials of oxytecaine possibly smuggled by a prisoner after a hospital visit at Tehama County Jail. Fingerprints are on file and interviews of inmates have taken place with no further action yet. Police investigate a Richfield home ransacking, a Sunsweet Company Plant burglary in Corning, and a car window smash on Aloha Street. James Lesher, a Eureka college student, is the reported victim. In a dozen related incidents.
Tehama County residents vote June 6 on unification of Red Bluff High or Corning High along with feeder elementary schools. County Superintendent Lou Bosetti notes the informational report explains mechanics without advocating, and groups may arrange presentations via Mrs. Schoelen at 527-5811.
Sara Lee Strecker files a 200000 damage suit in Tehama County Superior Court alleging Cindy Ann Gumm was negligent after a two-vehicle collision 3700 feet north of Hooker Creek Road on Interstate 5 on May 28. She seeks general damages plus court costs and special compensation. A separate 100000 suit was filed by Frances Stanton against Short Stop Markets for a fall in a Red Bluff store.
Cloudy with periods of rain through tomorrow and a cooler day with a high of 67. Tonight low 45, tomorrow 65, southerly winds 15 to 30 mph. Rain likely tonight and tomorrow at 70 percent. River levels listed at several gauges. Sunset 6.08, sunrise 6.30 tomorrow.
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