Red Bluff council rejects street dance proposal
Red Bluff City Council voting 3-2 blocked the return of the street dance during Round-Up weekend despite support from Red Bluff Round-Up Association leaders and mixed audience opinion. Critics cited violence and alcohol problems among teens. supporters argued it would draw visitors.
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Ken Kitcher
Red Bluff
William Brainerd
Glen Deitz
Don Cole
James Hoffman
Andrew Osborne
Lester Hart
Bud Trede
J.A. Barber
George Clemmons
Red
Deitz
Cole
Richfield
Red Bluff meeting tests Family Life Education plans
A Red Bluff Union High School rally drew a crowded audience as the Family Life Education Committee presented a progress report. Tense questions from board members and taxpayers followed, though officials stressed no decisions had been made and material would be available for public review.
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Red Bluff Union High School
J. A. Barber
Red Bluff Public Schools
Red Bluff
Robert Grootveld
Warren Moell
Weather Forecast Ahead of Warmer Days
Continued fair weather through Thursday with light northerly winds and rising temperatures. High today 82, low tonight 44, high Thursday 84. Yesterday's high 79 and low 42. River levels at Lake Red Bluff 14.8 feet, Bend Bridge 20.5 feet, Woodson Bridge 169.2 feet above mean sea level. No precipitation in last 24 hours. season total 29.07 inches. Sunrise tomorrow 6:01, sunset 6:28 PST.
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State Grant To Center Bears An Ugly Condition
Tehama County Opportunity Center sought a $10 238 state grant to cover operating costs through July 1 with a written promise to cede long term control to the welfare department The county supervisors balked at the demand while welfare officials claimed a future exit clause The dispute hints at a forthcoming federal program mandating rehabilitation services for all welfare recipients in the county
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Susan Ferguson
Tehama County Opportunity Center
State Department of Social Welfare
Board of Supervisors
Opportunity Center
Welfare Department
Paulyne Marinoff
John C. Montgomery
Montgomery
No Action Is Action On Tehama General Hospital Question
Tehama County supervisors indefinitely postponed any further action on Tehama General Hospital after approving emergency room cuts. As of March 28 only Short-Doyle Mental Health patients and certain emergencies may use the ER, while doctors consider the ER 90 percent of their problem. Local doctors have boycotted the hospital for over a year.
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Tehama General
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Don Rose
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Red Bluff Committee Names For Family Life Education Board Appointees
The progress report meeting at Red Bluff Union High School library questioned committee membership and appointment process. Elementary and secondary boards cited district-wide representation and listed members from Gerber Cottonwood Chico and Red Bluff including Sandra Borrer Barbara Wray Carol Evich Wilda Mabry Rev J A Barber Lou Bosetti Shirley Byrne Mildred Calef Harold Couse Norma Dietz Robert Haakonson Robert Holtzer Paulyne Marinoff Dorothy Milford Mary Lou Moore Karen Bauer Eleanor Pettinger Gladys Povey William Sibert Marjorie Smith Dave Coffee Joseph Stricker and Frances Witt.
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Red Bluff Union High School
Gerber
Red Bluff
J. A. Barber
Lou Bosetti
Shirley Byrne
Mildred Calef
Harold Couse
Norma Dietz
Robert Haakonson
Robert Holtzer
Paulyne
Eisenhower in critical condition at Walter Reed
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 78, remains in critical condition at Walter Reed General Hospital after severe congestive heart failure. Doctors report no deterioration in the last 24 hours, but his prognosis remains uncertain.
Viet Cong Hit Dong Tam Base South of Saigon
Viet Cong mortars struck the Dong Tam base of the 9th Infantry Division near Saigon, wrecking buildings and destroying three helicopters. American casualties totaled a few killed and over 60 wounded as the attack marked the 32nd night of the spring offensive. Col. Ira Hunt estimated up to 500 tons of ammunition exploded in the assault.
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Nixon Urges Extending Surtax and Major Spending Cuts
President Nixon asked Congress to extend the 10 percent income tax surcharge for 12 months and to enact significant federal spending reductions. He noted Johnson era surpluses eroded by inflation and optimistic estimates and signaled budget revisions for the year starting July 1 with substantial cuts. Senate GOP leader Mike Mansfield pressed for a second large cut as a condition for extending the surcharge.
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Nixon Seeks Tax Changes If War Ends and Inflation Eases
President Nixon proposed extending the Surtax and delaying June 30 cuts in excise taxes on phones and autos. He estimated the surtax would raise 9.5 billion and new federal user charges could yield nearly 1 billion in revenue next fiscal year as conditions allow.
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