Heavy Fighting Rages Across Vietnam Northwest of Saigon
U S and allied forces report intensified combat as Viet Cong strike four areas northwest of Saigon and shell more than 60 bases and towns including Hue. The fight signals phase three of the spring offensive begun Feb 23 with Saigon a likely Viet Cong objective. Casualties include five Americans killed and 20 wounded in a base attack 53 miles northwest of Saigon. Reports say about 400 North Vietnamese attacked Landing Zone Grant with about 50 killed in a second attempt.
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Campus violence spurs call for tighter trespass law
Sacramento Assemblyman John Stull said tightening trespass laws is the minimum action needed after his Education Subcommittee on Campus Environment concluded a probe of UC and state college disorders. He noted campus authorities already have broad powers to remove troublemakers, and the legislature faces more than 70 anti militant bills. He warned officials rely on rules not enforcement.
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Bill Boyarsky
Sacramento
John Stull
R-Leucadia
University of California
Stull
Assembly committee wraps hearings on campus violence bills
A March 10 AP report notes the assembly committee finished campus violence legislation hearings and begins drafting a report. It lists introduced constitutional amendments and bills on veto reforms disaster compensation petition funding grand juror representation and housing access.
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Associated Press
Assembly
California
THE
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R. Johnson
Chico
Global Strikes Shrink Gold Prices Amid Europe Labor Action
French workers strike for higher wages triggers a gold rush across Europe but Paris sees gold fall 86 cents from $48.26 as public services roll back. Meantime Golda Meir assumes leadership in Israel as Suez fighting resumes near Mitla and Port Taufiq. Apollo 10 moves toward launch with a launch-pad delay and a possible skip of Apollo 11. Four U.S. fliers freed in Cambodia after Nixon request. North Korea and U.S. clash on the DMZ as border actions spark fears of a new war.
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Corning High To Honor Outstanding Basketball Players
Outstanding players will be honored at a Basketball Awards dinner tonight at 7 p.m. in the Corning Union High School cafeteria. Coaches McFadden Thiede and Collins will present season highlights. A spaghetti dinner is prepared by Mr and Mrs Clarence Salado. Cardinal Boosters Club sponsors. price 1 for adults 75 cents for students.
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Corning Union High School
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Tag) McFadden
Norman Thiede
Richard Collins
Clarence Salado
Kenneth Kern
Cardinal Boosters
Hospital Recommendations Open New Possibilities for Tehama General
The Comprehensive Health Planning Association recommends continuing the Short-Doyle mental health program at Tehama General Hospital and partial curtailment of emergency room services. The meeting also opened a broader set of future options, delaying final county board recommendations on long standing hospital issues. Dr Harve Jourdan, spokesman for the county medical association, pledged cooperation.
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Tehama General Hospital
County Board of Supervisors
Comprehensive Health Planning
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County Medical Association
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Tehama General
Don Rose
Disagree On Apollo Landing At Sea As Weather Forecasts Clash
SPACE CENTER Houston AP A weather forecaster on scene disputed Mission Control meteorologists predicting winds too strong for a safe Apollo 9 landing in the main Atlantic recovery zone Thursday A Guadale canal carrier report said alternate plans were being considered If retro rockets fired early or late the astronauts could land elsewhere in the Atlantic 200 miles southwest of Bermuda Houston experts maintained the earlier forecast that a storm was abating and conditions looked favorable for the Thursday Earth return The plan is to land at the start of the 151st revolution at 10 24 a m EST Thursday A weather reconnaissance plane is observing and conditions could still change Air Force Cols James A Moe Divitt and David R Scott and civilian Russell L Schweickart were noted in transit
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Russell L. Schweickart
Red Cross Campaign Under Way In County
Retired Army Colonel T R Archibald of Red Bluff heads the Red Cross Membership drive announced by Bill Kemp chapter chairman. The county drive opens with a Sambo’s coffee meeting and notes disaster relief spending, flood damage, shelter occupancy, and local services at the Red Bluff chapter office on Washington Street.
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Tehama County
Red Cross Chapter
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Daily News
Red Bluff
Sambo’s
Califfornia
Washington St
Corning
Los Molinos
Gerber
Immunization Clinic Times Change in Tehama County
Immunization clinics now run in Red Bluff and Corning. Red Bluff hours are the second Wednesday 7 8 p.m. and second Thursday 1 2 p.m. at Tehama General Hospital health department. Corning holds sessions the second Thursday 7 8 p.m. at Corning City Hall.
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Tehama County
Red Bluff
Corning
Tehama General Hospital
Corning City
Resignations From Corning Police Reserve Accepted
The Corning City Council unanimously accepted the resignations of the Corning Police Reserves. Mayor Joseph S. Babb thanked the men for their service and noted no discussion followed.
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Corning
Joseph S. Babb
Corning Munciepal Airport Commission
Jerry Rowe
Solano
Third Street
Chief Rowe
Weather outlook with clouds and showers risk
Partly cloudy today and tonight then cloudy Wednesday with a chance of showers. Cooler daytime highs around 56 today and 54 tomorrow with light variable winds turning southerly tonight. River stages near Lake Red Bluff 14.7 feet Bend Bridge 21.3 feet Woodson Bridge 169.8 feet. Sunrise 6 26 tomorrow, sunset 6 12 PST.
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