Three Die In Plywood Plant Blaze in Anderson California
A massive fire at the NovaPly plywood plant in Anderson, Tehama County, killed three workers and seriously burned others. Nine hospitalized with severe burns, two bodies too burned to identify by dental charts. Fire Chief Mike Richards said the blast likely started from sawdust, with flames climbing over 150 feet and extensive damage estimated at nine million dollars.
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Chico
Redding
Shasta County
Joseph W. Kahn
Mike Richards
Anderson Fire Department
Novaply
U.S
Don Kemp
Tehama
California Division of Forestry
Foreman
Anderson Plywood
CDF
Dick van Black
Richards
Sandra Williams
Lincoln St
Lincoln’Street
Ray Sylvester
Washington St
Daily News
Kissinger warns Cuba against overseas interventions
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warns that the United States will not tolerate further Cuban military moves abroad. He mentions decisive action but provides no specifics and says no swift strike plans exist, stressing America will not let the Soviet Union act as world policeman.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
United States
Dallas World Affairs Council
Kissinger
Cuba
Rhodesia
Washington Star
Soviet Union
Weather Forecast For Northern California Regions
Fair day with variable clouds tonight and tomorrow. Slight shower chance from Redding northward. Highs mid 60s to low 70s, lows 40s, winds up to 15 mph. Thursday may bring showers northward and otherwise mostly fair. River levels Bend Bridge 18.8 ft, Lake Red Bluff 14.6 ft, Tehama Bridge 203.3 ft, Woodson Bridge 166.6 ft. Keswick release 6000 cfs. Sunset 6:24 p.m. PST.
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Redding
Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Keswick
Ford and Carter Face Uphill NC Primary Challenge
In North Carolina the presidential primary tests Ford and Carter against upset bids from Reagan and Wallace. Turnout was expected lower than 40 percent though registration ran high, with late polls showing Ford and Carter ahead but undecideds numerous amid a tight race in a pivotal bicentennial year.
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IGH
N.C
UPI
Ford
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
North Carolina
Ronald Reagan
George C. Wallace
South
Reagan
Wallace
Atlantic
Carter
White House
Wisconsin
Montgomery
Ala
St. Louis
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Florida
Illinois
Leftist guerrillas killed in La Plata clash amid unrest
Ten guerrillas died in a running gun battle with security forces in La Plata near Buenos Aires as troop movements raised fears of a coup against President Isabel Perón. The event was reported by Telam, the official government agency, amid regional instability.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Isabel Peron
la Plata
Telam
Adams proposes 412.8 billion federal budget for 1977
Representative Brock Adams chairing the House Budget Committee unveils a 412.8 billion dollar fiscal 1977 budget that would widen the deficit to about 49.8 billion. He argues Ford's 394 billion plan lacks stimulus and supports 550 thousand public service jobs while reducing defense spending from Ford's request.
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Washington
UPI
Brock Adams
D-Wash
House Budget Committee
Ford
Adams
Phich
Congress
James T. Lynn
Adam
Lynn
Democratic Party
Women
National Democratic Club
Hearst Probation Officers Review Sentence Ahead of April 12
Probation officers in San Francisco interviewed Patricia Hearst to aid the judge in deciding her prison term for the bank robbery conviction. She faces up to 35 years with a possible probation option and could receive leniency in exchange for testimony against SLA members and associates. Defense moves to delay transfer for arraignment on other charges were rebuffed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
SLA
William and
Emily Harris
Jack Scott
Steven Soliah
Wendy Yoshimura
Corning Council Debates Sharing Tennis Court Costs
Corning City Council rejected a five year use agreement with Corning High School to fund resurfacing two school tennis courts with each side contributing $2,500. The plan failed to gain a second. Residents and tennis club members urged reworking the agenda. The council also heard updates on railroad crossing gates after a mother seeking safety measures for her son’s death asked for action.
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Corning
Corning High School
Arch Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Gary Strack
Bud Gott
Marguerite Avenue
Mike Ford
Corning Tennis Club
Charlotte Clayton
South Street
Jack
C.A. Stromsness
Southern Pacific
Public Utility Commission
California
Hubert Weeks
Clayton
Dorothy Craig
Negotiations Hopelessly Deadlocked In Nevada Casinos
Las Vegas reports a 12 day old casino strike between union and management negotiators. talks ended with both sides entrenched. Union attorney Roland Davis warned of federal appeal and possible nationwide boycott to support the strike affecting 23,000 employees across 15 strikebound hotel casinos on the strip. The standoff risks widening to other hotels and casinos amid pressure from state government due to tax revenue losses.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Nevada
Roland Davis
George Meany
United States
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Anderson
Carmichael
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Burk
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Durant, Okla
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Corning Council Meets
Bud Williams
General Truck & Tractor CO
Kimball Rd
Evenson & Younger Equipment Co. Inc
Tehama County Farm Bureau
Young Farmers & Ranchers Organization
Los Molinos Veterans Hall
Hal’s
Western Auto
Main St
Army-Navy
Washington & Hickory
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