Tehama Council questions water line work bill
Tehama City Council questioned Harry Dudley’s Sand and Gravel bill of 2400 dollars for a water line extension. They approved 1100 dollars and withheld the rest pending explanation. The council also authorized signing a city map aligning with an 1871 boundary and asked the CHP to enforce the abandoned vehicle ordinance.
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Tehama
Harry Dudley
Ed Anderson
Dudley
Anderson
California Highway Patrol
Weather forecast calls for light to moderate rain through Friday
Occasional rain continues through Friday with locally heavier bursts tonight. Mild temperatures with highs in the 50s to mid 60s and nights in the upper 40s to mid 50s. South winds 10 to 20 mph gusting to 35 tonight. Saturday outlook is rain. River levels note Bend Bridge peaking near 22 ft at midnight, then falling.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Reading
Woodson Bridge
Bend
Secretary Testifies Tape Quality Bad in Watergate Hearings
Rose Mary Woods testified that Nixon tapings are very bad to hear with noise and multiple voices. She described rooms, desk sounds, and cups rattling that obscure voices while she helped transcribe tapes at Camp David.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
John J. Sirica
White House
Hard Work Required To Fund Band Trips
Spartan Band members must log many hours in fund raising to cover a $5 781 budget for trips. They plan Roseburg Oregon for Veterans Day, Oregon Caves, a Christmas Disneyland parade, and a Spring Concert Tour in two northern counties. They will run popcorn and snowball concessions during ISP and at football and basketball games to raise funds. Recent activities included Goblin Insurance sales a car wash and walnut harvesting earning about $100.
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Spartan
Jay Thiel
Roseburg
Ore
Oregon Caves
Disneyland
UC Berkeley
Oregon
Berkeley
Cal Band
Roy Utt
Skylab 3 Rocket Gets New Stabilizing Fins After Delay
Engineers at Cape Canaveral begin fitting eight new stabilizing tail fins on the Skylab 3 Saturn 1B booster to replace corroded units. The repairs push back liftoff from Saturday to next Thursday at 9 36 a m EST, with astronauts Carr Gibson and Pogue returning to Johnson Space Center for spacesuits.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Spaceport
Space Agency
Skylab
Kennedy Space Center
Walter J. Kapryan
Kapryan
Atlantic Ocean
Oceanside
Nixon asks power to curb fuel crisis and save energy
President Nixon seeks authority and urging Americans to endure a thriftier winter to avert the sharp fuel shortage. He proposes keeping coal plants on coal, reducing air travel, lowering thermostats to 68, and expediting nuclear permits while considering year round daylight saving and potential gasoline rationing if needed.
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William Clayton
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Middle East
United States
Congress
Timber For Land Trade Troubles County Board
Tehama County opposes a Forest Service plan trading 10 000 acres in Tahoe National Forest for timber cutting rights elsewhere in California. Local danger cited is a $105 400 loss to schools and roads over two years, with similar effects on 16 counties. Legal odds to block the deal are slim, says adviser Rawlins Coffman.
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Bill Goodyear
AUS
Forest Service
Fibreboard Corporation
Tahoe National Forest
California
Tehama
Shasta
Tahoe
Tehama County
Fibreboard
Lassen National Forest
Rawlins Coffman
Northern California Supervisors Association
Coffman
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Kissinger in Jordan as peace proposals are awaited
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies to Jordan to await Israel's reply to peace proposals from talks with Egypt's President Anwar Sadat. Meir calls a special cabinet meeting while Egypt hints at resuming the war and Cairo reports troops on extreme alert along cease-fire lines.
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United Press International
Henry Kissinger
Jordan
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
Cairo
United States
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Acme
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