Nixon outlines modified ABM system amid Vietnam warning
President Nixon announced a modified antiballistic missile system designed to safeguard U S offensive capability and deter Communist actions in Vietnam He warned retaliation if enemy offensives cause unacceptable U S casualties and stressed the plan aims to defend the missile bomber force while appeasing arms race concerns during Girl Scout Week events in Tehama County Red Bluff and nationwide activities highlighted by troop projects and displays
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
U. S
White House
United States
Tehama County
Red Bluff
River Park
Sprouse- Reitz
Walnut St
Brownies
Progress report on coyote study in Tehama County
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors receives the first progress report from a supervisor appointed committee on the coyote food habit study begun last August to assess impacts on deer. The two page report notes that a second progress report is due around June 1 and outlines methods, funding, and collaborations with Dye Creek Field Station Stanford Research Institute and Fish and Wildlife Service for stomach collection, telemetry, and daily kill documentation.
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Tehama County
Wayne Long
Dye Creek
Olaf Johnson
Tom Ramsay
California Department of Fish and Game
Ken Ellis
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Board of Supervisors
County of Tehama
Jim Byrne
Stanford Research Institute
Fish and Wildlife Service
Weather forecast and river readings summary
The forecast calls for mainly clear skies with high temperatures around 66 today and 70 on Saturday, light northerly winds, and lows near 38. River levels are Lake Red Bluff 14.8 feet Bend Bridge 20.4 feet Woodson Bridge 168.8 feet above mean sea level with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Sunrise is 6 21 sunrise tomorrow and sunset 6 16 PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Aircraft Rebuilding Topic for Tehama County Aviation Meet
Tehama County Aviation Association members will meet at Holcomb's Hanger on the Red Bluff airport to discuss safety in aircraft rebuilding and preventative maintenance. Static displays of aircraft in reconstruction will be shown. The meeting starts at 7:30 with nominations for officers and parade float planning.
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Tehama County Aviation Association
Holcomb
Red Bluff
Senate backs nuclear nonproliferation treaty
The Senate approved the nuclear nonproliferation treaty by 83 to 15, with Britain and the Soviet Union expected to ratify. The pact requires ratification by the United States, the Soviet Union, and Britain to enter into force, with 40 other nations needing to sign.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviets
Britain
Airport Commission Rejects Lease Proposals
Red Bluff Airport Commission rejected two lease proposals for the Red Bluff Airport at a special meeting. Harold Bennett of North Valley Aviation and William Keeler of Red Bluff Air Service presented bids. Keeler currently holds the lease. The commission will study further and reconvene on March 20 at 4 p.m. in City Hall chambers.
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Red Bluff
Harold Bennett
North Valley Aviation
William Keeler
Red Bluff Air Service
Keeler
George Lundberg
Ted Anderson
W.R
Bud’’ Phillips
Livestock Marketing Association Meets in Red Bluff
The California Livestock Marketing Association will hold a luncheon meeting at the Red Bluff Auction office on Nine Mile Hill where Nelson Brusa will demonstrate sorting of cattle. Manager Richard G. Jones will report to members with similar meetings planned in Dixon today and March 22 at Tagus Ranch Restaurant near Tulare.
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Ann Taber
Audrey Amps
Red Bluff
Main Street
Karl Wahl
Daily News
California Livestock Marketing Association
Nine Mile Hill
Nelson Brusa
Richard G. Jones
Dixon
Tagus Ranch Restarant
Tulare
George Sherman
Division of
Industrial Safety
Bob Benson
Diamond National
Jack Walker
Northern California
Chico
Frosty Morrison
Wilcox Oaks
Sherman
Jack Hatton
DMZ Attacked Twice By North Vietnamese Forces
North Vietnamese troops attacked along the southern DMZ edge. In the Gio Linh area one outpost battle left 18 South Vietnamese soldiers dead and 55 wounded, with four enemy dead. A second fourteenth Marine patrol near Rockpile fought a day-long engagement, six Marines killed and 25 wounded. Enemy losses were not known.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Gio Linh
Dmz
4Th Regiment
Rockpile
Seekless CEO Power In U S Poverty Programs
An unpublished congressional report urges stripping the Office of Economic Opportunity of its antipoverty program coordination and moving authority to the White House after a two year GAO study found only White House leadership can streamline the $25 billion federal effort.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
White House
General Accounting Office
Congress
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Harvey's Systems Income Tax
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Mercy High School
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