Californians Reject Reagan Tax Ceiling Plan
Californians defeated Gov. Ronald Reagan’s tax ceiling proposal in a landslide with 99.97 percent of precincts reporting. The measure trailed 54.01 to 45.99 percent, 2,284,705 to 1,945,123, casting doubt on Reagan’s political standing and boosting Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti’s gubernatorial prospects. Edmund G. Brown Jr. called it a massive repudiation of Reagan.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
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Reagan Loses Tax Cut Initiative In California Vote
On election eve Reagan faced a surprising defeat as voters backed Moretti’s defeat of the tax-cut measure. Only San Diego and Orange counties favored Reagan. the statewide rejection signals a setback for his fiscal agenda and tests his national presidential prospects in 1976.
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Tehama County Votes Defeat Prop 1 by Wide Margin
Tehama County voters backed statewide results defeating the tax ceiling initiative Prop 1 by 57.4 to 42.5 percent with 6775 ballots, 2862 yes and 3866 no, count completed by 9 36 p m using a $70 000 computerized system at 600 ballots per minute. County Clerk Floyd Hicks praised the new machine and noted potential savings from reduced staff and shorter counting hours. Two El Camino Irrigation District directors were elected D B Bowser for Division 3 and Vernon R Lynn for Division 4 while Deer Creek District chose Harvey G Tracy and LeRoy Johnson for director positions.
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Tehama County
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Bill Hanna
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Vernon R. Lynn
Deer Creek Irrigation District
Harvey G. Tracy
LeRoy Johnson
Tor
Weather forecast shows rain likely with mild temperatures
Mostly cloudy with rain likely today and tonight. Chance of showers Thursday. Highs in the 50s to 60s, lows upper to mid 50s. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph tonight and Thursday. Outlook Friday rain. Temperature data includes high yesterday 57 and lows around 55. River readings list several bridges and Lake Red Bluff.
Nixon Aide Woods To Testify In Watergate Tapes Hearing
Rose Mary Woods Nixon personal secretary for over two decades will testify in the Watergate tapes hearings possibly by Thursday. Judge Sirica ordered her call after witnesses said she held several tapes. White House says no objection to testimony as transcripts and chain of custody are examined.
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John W. Dean III
Kissinger Sadat Resume Diplomatic Ties Amid Mideast Tensions
Egypt and the United States announced immediate restoration of diplomatic relations and moves toward peace after talks between Henry Kissinger and Anwar Sadat. Israeli officials warned of possible resumption of fighting as Egyptian forces were reported as preparing near the Suez Canal and Golan Heights amid ongoing clashes.
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Superintendent Marcus Foster Shot in Oakland Ambush
Three young Black men armed with a shotgun and pistol killed Dr. Marcus A. Foster, Oakland’s popular Negro schools superintendent, and wounded his top aide in a parking lot ambush near their offices. Foster, 50, died from a massive wound over his heart. detectives searched for the slayers.
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Red Bluff to vote on annexation of 80 acres west of I 5
City council calls for a special election to decide annexation of about 80 acres in the Gilmore and Howell Roads area amid protests by 17 property owners representing 47.3 percent of land value. State law requires a 50 percent protest to force a vote. election date not set.
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Red Bluff
Gilmore and
Howell Roads
Harlan Warwick
Bob Stauffer
Stauffer
Don Robson
James Hoffman
Mabel V. Luther
Luther Road
Reeds Avenue
Food Prices Fall in October While Industrial Costs Rise
October wholesale food prices dropped 3.9 percent led by farm products and processed foods, continuing a two month decline from September's 6 percent drop. Industrial commodities rose 1.2 percent, driven by higher fuel costs.
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Red Bluff Chamber Elects Seven To Board Of Directors
Seven prominent Red Bluff businessmen were elected to the Red Bluff Tehama County Chamber of Commerce board. New and reelected members join Ray Western as president with terms spanning two years. Officers will be chosen at the December meeting.
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Rawlins Coffman
Earl Johnson
Diversified
George Lawrence
Western
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