Johnson urges reopening of Lassen park facilities
U.S. Rep. Harold T. Johnson asks the National Park Service to reopen Lassen Volcanic National Park facilities in northern California. He cites potential private concessionaire operation for Manzanita Lodge and Lost Creek near Lake Manzanita, arguing the risk may be overstated and seeking review by Interior officials and NPS.
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Manzanita Lodge
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Ford orders Marines as U S pressures Cambodia over Mayaguez
President Ford uses diplomacy and military show of force to win release of the Mayaguez, a U S merchant ship seized by Cambodia. 1,000 Marines on Okinawa ready to depart for Thailand as USS Coral Sea moves toward the area and U S aircraft continue surveillance.
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Nessen
Hong Kong
Poulo Wai
Reds Claim Embassy In Washington As Viet Cong Probe
The Viet Cong Provisional Revolutionary Government claims title to the South Vietnamese embassy in Washington and designates Algeria to take over the premises. Radio Hanoi said the claim was made May 10 in a note to the State Department. The group says it is the legal representative of South Vietnam.
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Viet Cong
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South Vietnam
Americans Leaving Laos As Red Grip Tightens
UPI reports the United States may remove some Americans and dependents from Laos as Pathet Lao tightens control and considers closing operations in parts of the country. About 820 Americans in Laos could be affected, with departures for families and officials scheduled for reassignment.
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UPI
U.S
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Finance Ministry
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Oquane Boupha
Loren Miller Co Sells Gallatin Road Ranch Holdings
The Loren Miller Company of Red Bluff sold its Tehama County Gallatin Road ranch holdings exceeding 13 000 acres for about 2 700 000 dollars to Wallace Properties of Camarillo. Wallace Properties then traded the property to Parrot Investment of San Francisco and Chico for another ranch in Colusa County. The Tehama County property was bought by Loren Miller Sr in 1943 and Miller Jr now lives in Red Bluff. Western Title Insurance Co handled title transfers. The company, incorporated in Oregon in 1955 and in Tehama County in 1965, plans to stay in cattle business in Red Bluff.
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Gallatin Road
Wallace Properties
Camarillo
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Parrot Investment
San Francisco
Chico
Colusa County
Ing
Tehama County
Gallatin Ranch
Loren Miller Sr
Loren Miller Jr
Ft. Klamath
Ore
Oregon
Western Title Insurance Co
Red Bluff Council Set to Discuss Wastewater Plant Modifications
A special meeting of the Red Bluff City Council is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Thursday to discuss modifications to the city's wastewater treatment plant to meet state and federal standards for 1977.
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Corning council warns on continuation school near airport
City officials tell Corning high school planners not to block future airport use and warn building a three acre continuation facility east of the municipal airport would be at the school’s own risk. Cost to connect to city sewer could reach about seventy five thousand dollars, with a mile of new line needed. Water hookup would require ordinance changes. Council directs clerk to inform planners of risks and estimated safety line costs.
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Neva St
James Darrow
Ed Anderson
Lillian Hagen
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Department of Finance
State Department of Finance
Darrow
Gene Penne
Tehama County
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Sacramento
Penne
Justice Court
American Legion Auxiliary
Warm, fair forecast with above normal highs ahead
Weather outlook remains fair and warm through tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s and nights in the mid 50s to low 60s. Winds light. Thursday looks fair. Yesterday’s high 94 and low 53. River levels Bend Bridge 22.7 feet and other sites listed. sunset 8:16 p.m. sunrise 5:54 a.m. PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Mayaguez Case Mirrors Pueblo Seizure But With Differences
The Mayaguez kidnapping parallels the 1968 Pueblo incident as both involve captured crews and diplomatic risk. The Mayaguez, a privately owned freighter with suspected military cargo, contrasts with the Pueblo, a Navy ship on a testing mission. 83 aboard the Pueblo and 40 on the Mayaguez. The State Department notes 211 fishing-boat seizures over 20 years, and Bucher warns that inaction could invite more cases, while diplomacy evolves and Phnom Penh expels embassies.
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UPI
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North Korea
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