Supervisors Seek Health Officer Return in Tehama County
Tehama County supervisors seek a joint meeting with the Hospital and Safety Commission and Dr. Lynn E. Wolfe to restore a county health officer. Wolfe resigned after the commission hired a full time hospital physician and offered extra pay, leaving the office vacant with two on call doctors filling in. The board may invite Wolfe to discuss reappointment at $500 a month, or hire another local doctor if he declines. The $500 monthly budget for the health officer is to be returned to the treasury until a new appointment is made.
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Bob Kennedy
Tehama
Hospital and Safety Commission
Lynn E. Wolfe
Tehama County
Wolfe
Board of Supervisors
Tehama General Hospital
Commission
Red Bluff
Dr. Wolfe
Health Department
Larry Salaguna
Shannon Patterson
Hospital Commission
Bill Flournoy
George
Julie Lawrence
Daily News
City water employee suspended over petition on city time
City water worker Melvin Gooch was suspended briefly after admitting he circulated a petition and spoke disparagingly about city services while on the clock. City Manager Herbert E. Nelson called the action a disciplinary learning moment and Gooch returned to work with no further action planned.
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Herbert E. Nelson
Melvin Gooch
City Water Services
Nelson
Gooch
Harlan Warwick
Bakers Strike Continues on East Coast Bread Plants
About 1400 ITT Continental Baking Co. workers across New York New Jersey Connecticut and Massachusetts walk out in a strike called by the AFL-CIO Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union. The labor action began November 11 on the West Coast.
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New York
ITT Continental Baking Co
City
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Afl-Cio Bakery and Confectionary Workers Union
Reprieve Granted for County Sanitarian Pending Transfer
County Sanitarian John Scott received a 60 day reprieve from a pending transfer to Calaveras County. The extension, sought by Supervisor Shannon Patterson with support from Senator Fred Marler and Assemblywoman Pauline Davis, allows time for a grievance hearing and for the grand jury to complete its inquiry.
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John Scott
Calaveras County
Shannon Patterson
Fred Marler
Pauline Davis
Patterson
Scott
Grand Jury
Lloyd W. Bond
State Department of Public Health
Sheriff Williams to respond after grand jury review
Tehama County Sheriff Lyle Williams announced he will present his rebuttal to the grand jury charges only after a joint meeting with the county board of supervisors and the grand jury to decide whether to grant three additional deputies. The board withheld funds pending the joint session and the sheriff vowed to speak within 15 minutes when the head of the matter arrives.
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Lyle Williams
Tehama County Board of Supervisors
Grand Jury
Willimas
Board of Supervisors
Larry Lalaguna
Bill Flournoy
Lalaguna
Williams
California talks to voters on tax relief and school finance
Assembly Speaker Moretti signaled possible voter consideration of a $1.1 billion tax relief and school finance plan with Gov. Reagan if stalled in the legislature. The compromise, supported by both Reagan and Moretti, remains one vote from passage in the Senate as adjournment looms.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Gov
Reagan
California
Senate
President Nixon Nominates Brennan for Labor Secretary
President Nixon announced his plan to nominate Peter J. Brennan, longtime leader of the New York hardhat union movement, to be secretary of Labor. Brennan, a lifelong Democrat active in Nixon’s re election effort, would be the first labor secretary from union ranks since 1950. He has led the Building and Construction Trades Council of New York City and state for 15 years and began as a painter.
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Camp David, Md
Nixon
Peter J. Brennan
New York
Chicago
Martin Durkin
Eisenhower
Brennan
New York City
State Building and Construction Trades Council
James D. Hodgson
Labor
Red Bluff Trustees Open Bids for Three New Buses
Red Bluff High School trustees opened bids for three replacement buses at the meeting last night. Action on bids will occur at the next session after evaluation. The district relies on the buses for transporting elementary and high school students.
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Red Bluff High School
David Pratt
Warfare Declared On Cattle Rustlers In Tehama County
Tehama County Cattleman Association and Sheriff Lyle Williams declare open warfare on rustlers after a surge in cattle thefts. Rewards total 1,000 dollars for felony convictions and 450 dollars for misdemeanors with confidentiality for tips. A transport certificate proposal aims to curb theft and a new county radio to aid investigations is planned. The California Cattlemen meet in Monterey to discuss tougher brand laws amid recent killings, including a steer shot near Seven Mile Creek.
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Tehama County
Cattleman’s Association
Williams
Bill Barton
Barton
Ernie Tamagni
Bob Kerstiens
Seven Mile Creek
Kerstiens
Weather Forecast Sees MildTemps and Light Fog Overnight
Fair through Thursday and Friday with patchy late night and early morning fog. Winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation 5 percent tonight and 10 percent tomorrow. Highs near 60 today and 58 tomorrow. lows around 38 tonight. River levels listed at four bridges with means above sea level. Sunset at 4 45 p.m. Sunrise 7 11 a.m. PST.
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