Memorial Day Wrecks Reported in Tehama County
Seven Memorial Day weekend crashes across Tehama County injured several people with mostly minor to moderate injuries. Notable incidents include a 1975 Chevy on SR 36E near Mill Creek Road veering into a fence and a dune buggy rollover west of Paskenta.
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Red Bluff
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San Bruno
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Paskenta
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San Francisco
Corning Memorial Hospital
Kirkwood Road
Debbie Heinle
Geraldine G. Miller
St. Elizabeth Community Hospital
Ralph Raymond Draveson
Concord
Evelyn Guillen
Tom Guillen
Terry Guillen
Linda Joyce Barnes
North Main Street
Dale Warren Briggs
San Leandro
Fremont
Tehama
Daily News
Doug Clark
Saigon executes two thieves in crackdown
In Saigon two thieves were executed and a third convicted by people's courts as Saigon's new government faces rising violence. Rumors of shootouts circulated as authorities confirmed the first executions since April 30.
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Daily News
Holiday Traffic Toll Near Predicted Level
United Press International reports Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths near the NSC forecast of 400 to 500. The tally reached 419 highway fatalities by Monday night with drownings rising, including Robert Shingler Talmadge son of Sen. Herman Talmadge. California led with 47 traffic deaths.
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Sen
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Talmadge
Lake Lanier
Atlanta
National Safety Council
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Ohio
Michigan
New York
Florida
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Chicago
Evacuation of U S and Vietnamese from Indochina Complete
White House spokesman Ron Nessen announced the United States has completed the evacuation of Americans and Vietnamese from Indochina. He said refugees on Phu Quoc would not be rescued, noting the island is controlled by the new Communist government.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Ford to Announce Energy Plan as Congress Gridlock Persists
President Ford plans a nationwide address to unveil energy actions including a $1 per barrel tariff on imported crude effective June 1. Officials expect gasoline prices to rise about 1.5 cents as stations adjust to higher costs. The move aims to curb shortages and spur unified global energy efforts amid congressional inaction.
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UPI
Ford
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White House
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
International Energy Agency
Paris
Tanzanians Reject Kidnapers Demands In Tanzania
In Dar es Salaam officials reject ransom demands from Marxist guerrillas holding two Americans and a Dutch woman nine days after the kidnapping from a game preserve. A fourth student, Barbara Smuts, was released to convey the rebels' demands including a $500000 ransom. U S officials floated secret talks and a policy favoring hostages welfare over payoffs to terrorists while guerrilla camps in remote jungles complicate negotiations.
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Tanzania
UPI
United States
U.S
W. Beverly Carter
United Meat Sueceed de Lived
Zaire
Jane Hunter
Atherton
Kenneth Smith
Garden Grove
Emilie Bergman
Barbara Smuts
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lake Tanganyika
This Week's Public Meetings This Week
Tuesday meetings include Tehama County Board of Supervisors at 10 a.m. in the courthouse and Tehama County Employees Association at 7 30 p.m. at the courthouse. Los Molinos Mosquito Abatement District meets 7 30 p.m. at Josephine and Cone Streets. Red Bluff High School board 8 p.m. in the school library. City Council 7 30 p.m. in the city. Wednesday includes Gerber Las Flores Community Services District at 7 30 p.m. at Gerber Community Hall.
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Tehama County Employees Association
Los Molinos
Josephine
Cone
Red Bluff
Gerber-Las Flores
Gerber Community Hall
Weather Summary and Light News Flash Interior
Weather forecast shows fair conditions through tomorrow with warm temperatures in the 90s and nights in the upper 50s to low 60s. Northerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Thursday outlook fair. Memorial Day storms across multiple states caused flooding and two deaths.
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