Ten Contestants Vying For Miss Red Bluff Round-Up Crown
Ten Tehama County girls pictured compete for Miss Red Bluff Round-Up 1976. Winner crowned at intermission of the Round-Up Dance on April 17 18 at Tehama County Fairgrounds. Contestants sell tickets to raise wardrobe funds. advance tickets $1 half price, at door $2.
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Brown enters 1976 race as California favorite son candidate
California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. declares a “full and serious” presidential bid while avoiding commitments on other state primaries. The 37 year old Democrat shores up California as a major delegate prize and signals potential implications for national race dynamics. Brown emphasizes jobs and conservation as core themes and acknowledges uncertainty about a broader campaign role.
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Brown Sr Sees Son Jerry As Strong Presidential Hope
Former California governor Edmund G Brown says his son Jerry is a strong candidate for the Democratic nomination. He endorses the run and urges California to play a key role in the primary, noting Jerry could fare well against Carter Udall and Wallace under proportional voting.
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Ford campaign manager Callaway quits amid impropriety allegations
Howard Callaway temporarily steps down as Ford campaign manager in Greensboro North Carolina amid claims he used government influence in ski resort development. He said the decision was urged on a campaign flight aboard Air Force One and Ford agreed to the move to preserve an honest administration.
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Scotia Coal mine to be closed indefinitely in Kentucky
An official of the Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration said the Scotia Coal Co. mine in southeastern Kentucky would be closed indefinitely after two explosions killed 26 people this week. Richard Nellius, MESA chief, said they do not want to risk more lives as officials consider sealing the mine to entomb 11 men killed in a methane gas blast.
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Bombings Linked To Hearst Family Attacks
FBI agents tie the Hearst retreat blast to the same explosive and timing device used at San Simeon. Randolph Hearst says the attack aims to silence his daughter Patricia who is on trial for bank robbery. The New World Liberation Front claims both attacks, with a partial detonation causing minor damage at the estate 60 miles north of the city.
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Weekend Weather Outlook North California
Fair with high clouds tonight. Rain likely north of Redding Sunday with some in the south. Cooler Sunday. Highs mid 60s to low 70s today. low 60s Sunday. Lows in the 40s. Winds 5 to 15 mph shifting to southerly Sunday. Outlook Monday fair.
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Tornadoes Struck Midwest Killing Seven and Injuring Dozens
Tornadoes ripped Illinois and Indiana with at least seven killed. A Chicago area tornado near a presidential motorcade left two dead and about 60 injured. Indiana Governor Bowen activated the National Guard as northern Indiana saw multiple fatalities and injuries.
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