30 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1973
Page
1
Former White House aide Egil Bud Krogh plans to plead guilty to a felony charge related to the break in by the plumbers group at the Los Angeles office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. The item comes via the Washington Post report.
The Red Bluff Post Office will be open Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. during the holiday season. Postmaster Robert J. Clifford announced the schedule, which begins tomorrow and runs through December 15.
Intermittent rain today and tonight with showers Saturday morning then clearing Saturday afternoon. Southerly winds to 25 mph shift to northerly to 20 mph. Highs around 53 today and 52 tomorrow with 45 tonight. Sunday outlook is fair. River levels show Lake Red Bluff at 16.6, Bend Bridge 27.4, Tehama Bridge 209.8, Woodson Bridge 175.6 feet. Sunset 4:44 p.m. and sunrise 7:12 a.m. PST.
Critics in and out of government challenge the White House energy outlook. Senate probes accuse oil giants of restraining output while government policies falter. California contemplates emergency gasoline rationing and a state commission authority.
Smog has caused significant crop damage in parts of California with an estimated 95 million dollars in four years. The loss affects crops such as spinach citrus lettuce and vegetables and has altered what farmers grow in the Southern California South Coast Air Basin. The Bay Area shows early symptoms while the Sacramento San Joaquin Valley faces a rising concern about potential impacts on the state’s large farm economy.
Shasta College trustees report dramatic enrollment gains with 6 647 fall evening students and 11 051 total, up 32 and 50.8 percent from 1972 and last year. Female majority 59.5 percent, 21.1 percent veterans, 65 percent married, 81.3 percent 21 or older. A new faculty salary schedule ranges 3.7 to 1.17 percent, max with Masters at 18 542 dollars, min 9 678, cost about 35 000. An aviation insurance program costs 3 448 annually. The board backs the State Extended Opportunity Program with increased funding benefiting American Indian students. Contributions honor Earl Fielding Jr. and refurbish a handicapped transport bus. Trustees set 20 per meeting compensation and approve two construction projects, a 900 square foot archaeology lab and a log cabin near the museum. Lab cost estimated at 8 000.
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev departs New Delhi after a five day visit featuring a 15 year aid commitment to poverty stricken India. He and Indira Gandhi sign the accord as talks hint at an Asian security plan and naval facility debates.
The Corning Chamber of Commerce board voted to not use Christmas lights this year due to the national energy crisis. Daniel Hisken, president, said the local situation may not be dire but could worsen. The city council had earlier limited lighting of decorations.
Reagan aide Edwin Meese warns California energy shortages will cut earnings and tax revenue as a 25 county task force argues the public remains unaware of the severity. Officials cite impacts on waste disposal and air pollution controls, with proposed measures like taxes and rationing to conserve fuel and protect services.
Egypt halts talks with Israel over troop pullbacks at Suez base after 10 stalled meetings amid crossfire. Cairo cites Israeli stall tactics while Kissinger remains hopeful a U S backed peace conference will start as Egypt weighs its options with the Soviet Union and United States.
Prosecutor Leon Jaworski seeks four Nixon White House tapes for the grand jury and may demand all three years of White House recordings be turned over for safekeeping. He asks Judge Sirica to rule on executive privilege claims as to other tapes. Butterfield testified White House tapes were high quality, contradicting reports of poor sound.
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