Red Bluff Round-Up features girls saddle horse race
Local cowgirls 18 and over will race stock saddles in the 54th Red Bluff Round-Up on April 17 and 18. The event showcases a quarter mile race with a $150 purse, plus daily girl barrel racing and pre-show bouts leading to the Grand Entry Parade at 1 30 p.m. Tickets available at 740 Main Street Red Bluff or by calling 527 1000. In a separate note, a spring snowstorm disrupted travel in central Colorado with thunder showers hail and strong winds across the Midlands.
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Hearst arraigned in Los Angeles on kidnap robbery charges
Patricia Hearst, already convicted in the Hibernia Bank robbery, was arraigned in Los Angeles on charges of kidnapping, robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. A continuance was set to April 14 for severance arguments with her alleged accomplices the Harris group.
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Frayed Cable Blamed in Gondola Derailment at Vail
Forest Service indicates a frayed cable likely caused last week's gondola derailment near Vail Colorado killing four skiers and injuring eight. A metallurgist will study the fray while officials theorize the gondolas were derailed near a tower after a near derailment earlier.
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Wallace Signals 1979 Exit If He Loses 1976 Bid
George Wallace said on NBC Meet the Press he will end his political career in 1979 if he fails to secure the Democratic presidential nomination this year. He added he would use delegates to press for a strong middle class platform until his Alabama governorship ends in January 1979.
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Weekend CHP Report Details Three Local Traffic Accidents
CHP logs a trio of weekend crashes in Cottonwood area with two residents escaping injury. David Ross, 17, in a 1968 Pontiac, and Mary Ann Jackson, 1974 pickup, collided on Bowman Road near Broadhurst Road as Ross turned left. A separate car motorcycle crash injured rider and passenger, Mark Early 18 and Esther Gallagher 16, at Highway 99E and Aramago Way. Richard Wise 20, Portola, rolled over a 1974 Toyota on State Route 89 near Lassen Volcanic National Park. vehicle totaled with no injuries.
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Weather forecast and river levels for the region
Fair through tomorrow with a warming trend and winds up to 20 mph. Highs around 72 today and 76 tomorrow with a 43 degree low tonight. Wednesday could see a shower chance. River levels: Bend Bridge 19.2 ft, Lake Red Bluff 14.6 ft, Tehama Bridge 203.2 ft, Woodson Bridge 166.7 ft. Keswick release 7000 Cfs. Sunset 6:30 pm sunrise 5:57 am PST.
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Five County Blazes Keep Firemen Busy On Weekend
Five fires erupted across the county weekend, with California Division of Forestry listing causes including children playing with matches and debris burning. No property damage reported in most incidents. units from Tehama Rural, Antelope, and Los Molinos aided responses. A fence and shrubbery at Clifford Lindauer’s Tuscan Avenue residence suffered about $200 damage in an escaped control burn.
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Senate hopeful keys on education issues in California
Wayne Carothers, a Newcastle rancher and educator candidate, argues the state budget allocates about 7 billion to education and calls for an educator in the Senate amid major education bills. He notes only two educators in Sacramento, outlines three pivotal laws, and cites the Serrano Priest decision as transformative.
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Public meetings this week in Tehama County
The week lists meetings for Red Bluff Airport Commission Tehama County Taxpayers Association Board of Supervisors Tehama County Employees Association and Tehama County Fair Board. A political note discusses Serrano Priest decision impacts and Northern California needs.
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Tehama County Fair Board
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