Tehama County Faces Ongoing Juvenile Drug Use Issue
Local law officers say even a single juvenile using marijuana or dangerous drugs signals a problem. The Red Bluff Police Chief and Tehama Sheriff describe county wide educational programs, school talks, and public displays as key efforts while noting arrests across Tehama Shasta and Butte counties. They estimate under five percent of high schoolers use marijuana, with some principals guessing around three percent, and stress community cooperation to curb abuse.
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Teehama County
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Shasta
Butte
California Highway Patrol
PTA
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Mariejuana
Doug Sale
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Deer Seminar Last Meeting Topics on Deer Management
The fourth and final Deer Seminar discusses possible deer management techniques at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Red Bluff High School Cafeteria. Richard Teague UC Extension Wildlife Specialist will summarize prior information and offer material useful for developing deer management methods. Farm Advisor Ken Ellis says the session is open to all and will include a Q&A. Teague, a Colorado native, joined California Extension in 1963 and has received multiple wildlife awards.
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University of California Agricultural Extension
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Agricultural Extension
California
California Wildlife Federation
Sears Roesbuck Foundation
California Conservation Council
Nixon greets Trudeau as first official visitor at White House
President Nixon welcomed Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau as the first official visitor of his term. Indoors ceremonies featured trumpet flourishes and a military honor guard as Trudeau arrived for talks and social engagements, underscoring strong U S Canadian ties.
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Marines and South Vietnamese Launch Major Counter Offensive
More than 3,000 Marines and South Vietnamese infantry supported by an American armored column push a new operation named Maine Crag south of the DMZ to disrupt North Vietnamese supply lines from Laos. Ten Americans killed, 64 wounded. 43 enemy killed, two prisoners captured as patrols report tracked vehicles and self-propelled guns along Highway 926 toward Van dergrift base.
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Year Delay Forecast Before Substantial Troop Withdrawal
Washington AP reports top U S military leaders expect about a year before withdrawing substantial American forces from Vietnam. Laird cautions timing depends on Paris talks and Nixon admin decisions, while pressing not to discuss pullouts now due to ongoing enemy offensives. Military leaders tie any unilateral pullback to ARVN battlefield improvements and deeper Vietnamization.
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U. S
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Great Weapon Pool Forming In Southeast Asia
Defense analyst Louis A. Frank of the Stanford Research Institute says the Vietnam War will leave hundreds of thousands of surplus weapons from small arms to tanks. He notes U S Russian and Chinese arms entering Southeast Asia will flood international markets and that NATO reequipment in the early 1970s will add more surplus weapons.
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Public Meeting To Screen Sensitivity Training Film
A public meeting will feature a screening of a sensitivity training film related to family life and sex education, followed by discussion. The session is set for Tuesday April 15 at 7 30 p.m. in Lincoln Street School auditorium, organized by the Red Bluff Committee for Excellence in Education led by Mrs. William H. Ritter and others.
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Fire flares on Suez front as cease fires ebb and flow
AP reports gunfire across the Suez Canal as Israeli and Egyptian forces clash despite UN cease fire calls. The exchanges stop and start with each side accusing the other of firing first. Egypt and Israel blame each other amid continued fighting through late morning.
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Supreme Court Refuses Reconsider Eavesdropping Ruling
The high court leaves intact a March 10 ruling that reviews of evidence from government wiretaps may proceed. It orders hearings in federal courts for more than a dozen defendants, including James R Hoffa and Muhammad Ali, to determine if electronic surveillance was unlawful.
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Igor Ivanov
Red Bluff Doctor Thompson Dies at 60
Dr. Donald E. Thompson 60 longtime Red Bluff physician died in his sleep at his Duncan Hill home. Autopsy planned. pacemaker had regulated his heart for years. He trained at Stanford Medical School in 1934 and joined his father in practice. Survived by wife Marie Bosworth, children Gene and Sandra Stewart, sister Betty Miller, and brother Kenneth Thompson. Funeral services pending at Fickert Mason Chapel.
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San Francisco
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Oakland
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Detroit
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Lois Bagley
Sandra Stewart
Oregon
Dr. Thompson
Marie Bosworth
Arnold Doerr
Betty Miller
New York City
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Anglers Face Snow and Ice as Lakes Open Season
Sacramento AP reports that the fishing season opens Saturday at Lake Almanor in Plumas County Jenkinson Lake in El Dorado County and Donner Lake in Nevada County. Almanor remains frozen but may open by Saturday with plowed roads and parking limited by heavy snow.
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Donner Lake
Nevada County
Weather Forecast and River Levels Report
Weather forecast calls for continued fair weather through Tuesday with warmer temperatures and light north winds. highs near 79 today and 85 Tuesday, lows around 53 tonight. River readings show Lake Red Bluff at 14.8 feet, Bend Bridge 20.5 feet, Woodson Bridge 169.4 feet above mean sea level. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. season to date 29.07 inches, normal 18.06, last year 15.26. Sunrise 6 06, sunset 6 25 PST.
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