Bids Open On New County Jail Project With 13 Firms
The board received 13 contractor bids ranging from 1.4177 million to 1.63 million for the jail project. Knighton & Gallino led the total package at 1.6378 million and the building alone at 1.4176 million but failed to include subcontractor lists. Local bidder L T Anderson posted the highest combined bids, while Welch Construction of Sacramento offered the next lowest totals.
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Ford Carter Win In Florida Democrats Fall To Wallace Reagan
Ford won Florida’s Republican primary with 53 percent and 318 844 votes. Carter led Democrats with 439 870 votes 34 percent while Wallace placed second with 392 105 31 percent and Jackson third. Ford leads GOP delegates 96 Reagan 41 Carter 70 Wallace 58 Jackson 55 Udall 23. Ford and Reagan meet in Illinois next Tuesday. a Reagan loss could end his bid.
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Red Bluff Trustees Address Student Vandalism and Bus Moves
Red Bluff High School board meeting included a neighbor’s vandalism complaint from LaVerne Flournoy about students cutting through his First Street property and damaging his home. The panel agreed to review the issue and discussed disposing of two old buses with trades to Reeds Creek and backup use for the high school.
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Weather forecast and river readings for the day
Fair weather through tomorrow with little temperature change and winds 5 to 15 mph. Today's high 75, low 43. tomorrow high 70 with Friday fair. River levels: Bend Bridge 18.8, Red Bluff 14.6, Tehama 202.6, Woodson 166.7 feet. Keswick release 6 000 CJs. Sunset 6 10 p.m. Sunrise 6 27 a.m. PST.
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Red Bluff Centennial Gets Support From County Board
The Red Bluff Centennial Commission received up to 1000 from the Tehama County Board of Supervisors to fund centennial activities. An additional 1000 was promised next fiscal year. The group plans a 4th of July celebration, a time capsule burial, and a September rededication of Centennial Bridge built in 1876 for lumber transport.
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City Authorizes Sewage Plant Modifications Amid Stricter Standards
Red Bluff plans to modify its sewage facility to meet harsh regional water quality rules set by the Central Valley Board. Engineer Bouey estimated 940000 dollars to bring the plant up to standard, while council members seek reduced requirements and fund the work.
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Tehama Supervisors Open For Public Questions On June Ballot
Tehama County supervisors invite public questions on the June ballot measure to remove acute care from Tehama General Hospital and keep the facility open for general health care. Questions must be written to the clerk by Monday with board answers to follow. Rebuttals are due March 25. Additional actions include appointments to regional health boards and district positions.
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Jack Ford Backs Marijuana Criminalization Campaigning for Ford
Jack Ford, 23, urged keeping marijuana illegal while campaigning for his father in the March 16 Illinois primary. He also predicted Ronald Reagan would drop out before the convention.
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Interim City Attorney Sought By Red Bluff Council
Red Bluff City Council seeks an interim city attorney from a similar or larger city for about two and a half to three months after the death of James G. Ford who served since 1961. City clerk Catherine Bunting said the search will use an outside practicing attorney. Ford’s death prompted a moment of silence requested by outgoing Mayor James Hoffman.
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