Inmates Seize Eleventh Floor Block in Hall of Justice
News of World in Brief reports 150 inmates took control of an eleventh-floor cell block in Los Angeles Hall of Justice. Separate items note Laird cautioning on POW releases, California unemployment dip driven by aerospace gains, Republican efforts to challenge Nixon, a Vatican synod rejection of married priest ordination, and a Midwest cold wave with a major drop in temperatures.
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Bulletin Los Angeles
Hall of Justice
Sacramento
California
Department of Human Resources Development
Sigurd Hansen
Aerospace
Supreme Court clears Amchitka underground test plan
The Supreme Court ruled 4 to 3 to let the Atomic Energy Commission proceed with the five megaton underground Amchitka detonation in the Aleutian Islands. Justices Douglas Brennan and Marshall dissented urging a delay to review environmental claims. The decision followed brief arguments from environmental groups and the Justice Department.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Atomic Energy Commission
Amchitka
Justice Department
Alaskan
Aleutians
Warren E
Amchitka Island
Aleutian
Freestone Peach Grower Meetings Set for November
California Freestone Peach Association will hold four district meetings for freestone peach growers starting November 8 in Stockton. Sessions begin at 7 30 p.m. with refreshments after. Zollinger and association president Phil Adrian of Escalon will discuss the past season and plans for the coming year.
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Freestone
California Freestone Peach Association
Stockton
Fowler
Bruce’s Lodge
Livingston
Eiland Hall
M.I.D
Zollinger
Phil Adrian
Escalon
Aviation Commission Faces Big Decisions at Red Bluff
Red Bluff airport commissioners plan a 5 p.m. Monday meeting to review a troubled pilot operation, consider Felix Beguin's takeover of Keeairco and a name change to Philairco, assess passenger service status, and evaluate Eureka Aero’s request for authority to operate Sacramento to Eureka flights. Also on agenda are a Glenn Miller building discussion and Weather Bureau F A A building remodeling. All decisions require city council approval.
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Red Bluff
Red Bluff Aviation
Gary Gilmore
Felix Beguin
William Keeler
Keeairco
Beguin
Keeler
Philairco
Eureka Aero
Murry Field
Eureka
Sacramento
Glenn Miller
Weather Bureau-Federal Aviation Administration
Airport Commission
Tehama Supervisors to Hear Action Agency Report
Duane Hill coordinator for the Lassen Modoc Plumas Tehama program will present before the Community Action Tehama County Board at the county courthouse at 11 30 a.m. Tuesday. The board's agenda remains light through Friday afternoon with a flood control board session scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Tehama County
Community Action Agency
Duane Hill
Tehama
Lassen-Modoc-Plumas-Tehama
Flood Control Board
Sheriff Sued Over Rock Deal In Tehama County Suit
Dye Creek Cattle Company sues Sheriff Lyle Williams and five John Does in Tehama County Superior Court seeking about 40,000. The complaint claims Williams and agents wrongfully entered and removed rock worth 15,000 and seeks 15,000 plus seven percent interest since May 1966, 25,000 in punitive damages and costs.
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Lyle Williams
John Does
Tehama County
Dye Creek Cattle Company
Williams
Rock
Antiwar March Draws Thousands in San Francisco
San Francisco march by 742 volunteers from the waterfront to Golden Gate Park, coordinated by the Northern California Peace Action Coalition, expected to attract 50 000 to 300 000 people. Masaki to speak in sync with a nuclear blast at 2 p.m. PST.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Northern California
Peace Action Coalition
NCPAC
Masaki
Pay Board Eyes Post-Freeze Wage Guidelines Near Agreement
A Pay Board subcommittee reports progress toward guidelines that would allow retroactive raises in existing contracts unless increases are deemed grossly disproportionate. The talks aim to balance labor’s demand for full retroactive pay with management and public members seeking wage ceilings and limits on retroactivity. The panel previously debated seven percent first-year raises for late 1971 deals and a five percent annual cap for future contracts.
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Brooks Jackson Washington
Labor and Management
Labor
Management
Public Pay Board
House Banking
Mittee
Nixon
Soviet Grain Deal Seen Advancing U.S.-Soviet Ties
Officials applaud a multimillion dollar U S Soviet feed grain agreement aiming to sell nearly three million tons. The deal could ease an Iron Curtain trade stalemate and deliver diplomatic and economic gains for both nations.
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Washington (Ap
Band Dinner Moved to Nov 14 in Red Bluff
Tehama County Band announces date and venue change for its annual dinner. Vice president Mike Compton says the event will be held November 14 at 6 p.m. in the Red Bluff Veterans Hall, instead of Sunday at Berrendos School.
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Tehama County
Mike Compton
Red Bluff Veterans Hall
Berrendos School
Two Years Probation for Brandishing Gun in Menacing Manner
Granville Goodman of Red Bluff was placed on two years probation after pleading guilty to exhibiting a deadly weapon in a menacing manner. He forfeited ownership of a gun and the weapon was confiscated. Additional local violators include Lancaster fined 150 for deer overlimit and others from Carmichael Reno Redding Woodland Stockton with fines for trespass hunting after tagging missteps spotting deer buck tagging and spiked buck possession.
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Oak St
Red Bluff
Justice Court
Noel Watkins
Tommy Gerald Lancaster
Donna Ave
Norman Aaron Ward
Carmichael
Robert Alien Declusin
Reno
Ronald Bessey
Redding
Donald Ray Hefner
Woodland
Arthur Franklin Pratt
Stockton
Reception for Departing Proberta Pastor Jamie France
A reception honoring Rev Jamie France and his family will be held tomorrow at Proberta Community Church from 5 to 7 p.m. They will leave to take a pastorate in Hemet. The event recognizes their service to the Proberta congregation. The second item notes the World Synod of Bishops voting to reject four of five sections of a social justice draft.
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Proberta Church
Jamie France
Proberta
Frances
Hemet
SYNOD
Vatican City
World Synod of Bishops
Weather Outlook Calm with Warmer Days Ahead
Fair through tomorrow with northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. High today 75, low 37 tonight, high tomorrow 68. Monday forecast remains fair with no precipitation. River readings show Lake Red Bluff 15.6, Bend Bridge 18.8, Tehama 20.5, Woodson Bridge 166.5 feet. precipitation none in last 24 hours and season to date 62, last year to date 3.29, normal to date 220. Sunset 5:01 pm, sunrise 6:45 am PST.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
County Departments Use Emergency Employment Funds
Tehama County utilizes federal Emergency Employment Act funds with the planning department hiring Doug Saunders and Eleanor Garcia and the coroner office adding deputy Richard Rist. Saunders will map land use and zoning areas and assist with house numbering while Garcia handles planning department paperwork. Rist will determine death causes or coordinate medical investigations as deputy coroner and public administrator.
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John Glenn
Tehama County
Doug Saunders
Eleanor Garcia
Andrew Ward
Richard Rist
Saunders
Bob McCullough
Jack Winter
Winter
McCullough
John Kaeding
Miss Garcia
Pat Peters
Hazel Skeels
Ward
Rist
Burglaries Reported In Tehama County
Two burglaries and a non injury accident were reported in Tehama County yesterday by law enforcement. Ted Anderson of David Avenue reported a house entry and missing items. Warren William Chupp of Oakland reported theft of blankets and utensils from a Corning home valued at 500 dollars. An accident at Franklin and Hickory Streets involved David Burrischter and Charles Milford after a failed yield.
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Tehama County
Ted Anderson
David Avenue
Red Bluff
Toomes Avenue
Lolita Avenue
Corning
Chupp
Franklin
Hickory Streets
David Jason Burrischter
Cottonwood
Charles Jeffrey Milford
Burrischter
Milford
Reapportionment Plan Returns to Drawing Board
In Sacramento a Democrat drawn Senate reapportionment plan was sent back to the drawing board after a GOP move triggered the year’s sharpest partisan clash. Republicans shelved the plan authored by Democratic Caucus Chairman Mervyn Dymally to an inactive file as negotiations are set to resume Monday.
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Senate
GOP
Mervyn Dymally
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