Muskie Faces Rivals in Illinois Presidential Contests
Sen. Ed Muskie seeks campaign momentum in Illinois as two primaries test him against Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern. About two million voters are expected, with delegates split among candidates and many pledged to remain uncommitted to follow Chicago Mayor Daley. Muskie aims for a strong showing in the preferential race and higher delegate share to rebound after New Hampshire and Florida defeats.
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Walter R. Mears
Chicago
Edward S. Muskie
Maine
Illinois
White House
Muskie
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Richard J. Daley
McGovern
New Hampshire
Florida
McCarthy
McCarthy-McGovern
Wild Rivers Bills Pass One Hurdle in California Senate
Two bills to preserve California wild rivers clear a key hurdle and move to the Senate Finance Committee. SB 4 would ban five-year dam construction on the Smith Trinity Klamath and Eel rivers, while SB 107 would impose a 25-year moratorium on those rivers plus the American River. Both measures pass 5 to 3.
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Sacramento
Senate Finance Committee
Smith
Trinity
Klamath
California
Collier
Behr
Haybaler stolen from Evenson and Younger yard
Red Bluff police investigate the theft of a pickup pulled International Harvester haybaler from Evenson and Younger Equipment Company yard. Reported missing early yesterday, owner Forrest Evenson values the farm implement at $1,000. Investigation continues.
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Red Bluff City
International Harvester
Evenson and Younger Equipment Company
Forrest Evenson
Advertise Bids For Reach Four Canal Construction
Congressman Harold T. Johnson announced bids will be advertised in April or May for Reach Four of the Tehama Colusa Canal. The project covers about 14 miles of unreinforced concrete lined canal with a 24 foot bottom and a capacity of 2100 cubic feet per second, as detailed in the bid invitation.
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Washington, D.C
Harold T
Bizz” Johnson
California
Tehama-Colusa Canal
Japanese avalanche toll rises as storms sweep Japan
At least 118 killed and 22 missing after blizzards and storms hit Japan during spring holiday. Nineteen climbers died on Mt Fuji with winds up to 90 mph triggering an avalanche. six more climbers are missing.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mt. Fuji
Two youths admit theft of 1970 mini bike in Corning
Corning police released two 12 year old boys to their parents after they admitted stealing a Bonanza mini bike from the porch of William W. Keller at 265 McLane Circle. They led officers to the hiding spot as part of the incident with further action pending.
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Corning
William W. Keller
McLane Circle
Probation Granted in El Camino Irrigation District Case
Evelyn Purdie former district official pleaded no contest to embezzlement and received three years probation plus restitution of 1164.94 to Tehama County. Related actions against another director were dismissed as moot. another defendant faced pleas and potential sentences in Tehama County. A Washington youth received a three year suspended sentence.
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Evelyn Purdie
el Camino Irrigation District
Tehama County
Walter Lewis Schmidt
Las Cruces
N.M
Glenn County Superior Court
Clyde Larimer
Curtiss E. Wetter
James Lee Arnold
Red Bluff
Arnold
Washington
Joseph Lee Lewis
Corning Planners Weigh Map Sign Law Tonight
Corning city planners meet at 7 30 tonight in City Hall to review the final parcel map for eight lots in Stanmar North and hold a public hearing on a free standing motel sign. Northern Neon Sign seeks to install a sign at the Townhouse Motel on Highway 99W near Solano Street. The panel also considers a rezoning petition for Marguerite Avenue frontage and a variance for Marion Hardwick to extend his shop near Solano and Pear Streets. They will study a revised freeway frontage sign ordinance.
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Corning
Stanmar North
Solano
Third Streets
Lillian Hagen
Hwy
Solano Street
Kenneth Morris
Marguerite Avenue
Marion Hardwick
Solano and
Pear Streets
Disturbing the Peace Leads to $200 Fine in Justice Court
CORNING Ord Luttrull 30. Luttrull paid a $200 fine after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace following an argument over a pool game. A battery charge was dismissed. In unrelated action, David Richmond received 60 days in Tehama County jail for driving without a license, defective equipment, and open container possession.
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Corning
Denzil Lee Luttrull
Corning Judicial District
Luttrull
Luttrall
David Richmond
Tehama
Kraft Park as Senior Citizen Site Doubtful in Red Bluff
Red Bluff officials believe Kraft Park is restricted to a children's playground under a contract with Edward F. Kraft. City manager Herb Nelson says the agreement requires open public use with Board regulated hours and can revert to Kraft if not honored. Paul Frey pushed a senior citizens proposal on the April 11 ballot. clerk Catherine Bunting says the statement will be printed at city expense.
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Tehama
Montana
Red Bluff
Corps
Ben Ali Shrine of
Sacramento
American Legion
Kraft Playground
Herb Nelson
Edward F. Kraft
City
Kraft
Nelson
Paul Frey
Frey
Catherine Bunting
Winners Named in Corning Science Fair Judging
Bonnie Williams earned the grand biology award for Algae Foods of the Future after a day of judging by Chico State College panel. Lucy Cappero and Brad Martin took second and third in biology, with multiple honorable mentions across biology psychology and physical science divisions and special Tehama County Gem and Mineral Society awards for Terri Bridges and others.
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Corning
Bonnie Williams
Miss Williams
Chico State College
Lucy Cappero
Brad Martin
Nannette Arbogast
Paula Rasmussen
Ramon Garcia
Julio Garcia
Joe Peachman
Corning High School
Colleen Snelson
Denise LaMusga
Debbie Blankenship
Darcy Meents
Alan Hockenson
Eileen Morris
One Person Injured In East Red Bluff Auto Collision
One person was injured when two cars collided near Antelope Boulevard and Gilmore Road east of Red Bluff. Drivers Claudine Ann Morrow, 35, and Ruth Marie Pantel, 73, were involved. A passenger, Jewel Chase of Anderson, was taken to St Elizabeth Community Hospital after complaining of pain.
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Red Bluff
Claudine Ann Morrow
Ruth Marie Pantel
Antelope Boulevard
Gilmore Road
Morrow
Jewel Chase
Anderson
St. Elizabeth Community Hospital
Weather Forecast Shows Cloudy Skies and Rain Likely
Increasing cloudiness today with rain likely and showers on Wednesday. Precipitation chances rise from 20 percent today to 60 percent tonight and tomorrow. Winds shift to southerly 10 to 25 mph. Highs 60 to 70 today, lows around 40 tonight. River levels listed at Lake Red Bluff 14.6 feet Bend Bridge 23.2 Woodson Bridge 167.8 feet. Sunset 6:22 p.m. PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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