Skylab 2 Crew Sees Longer Flight Record Possible
The Skylab 2 astronauts say they hit a groove after 59 days in orbit and believe the next crew could double that endurance. NASA officials weigh extending Skylab 3 from 56 days, possibly adding two weeks, while doctors note ongoing internal recovery concerns.
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Tehama Supervisors Move To Verify Local Union
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors agreed to verify Local Operating Engineers Union No. 3 as a verified employee organization. Verification allows consulting with the county and paves the way for forming bargaining units and later certification by October.
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Shannon Patterson
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Weather Outlook Mild and Warm Through Thursday
Fair and warmer weather continues with northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Today's high near 86 and tonight's low around 52, with tomorrow's high near 87. Friday remains fair and warmer. yesterday's high 80 and low 52. River levels noted at multiple gauges above mean sea level. Sunset 6 48 p m, sunrise 7 08 a m PDT.
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Mercy High doubles freshman enrollment and records hit
Mercy High School reports more than doubling its incoming freshmen for the 1973-74 year. Freshmen surge, boys enrollment up 75 percent and overall enrollment up 45 percent. Principal Sister M Gloria cites faith, graduation changes, broader classes, expanded sports, and rising external support, notably from St Joseph Parish in Redding which halves bus costs for local students.
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Dealers Protest Government Price Freeze Sparks Nationwide Action
Gas station dealers demonstrated outside a Rochester New York federal building and planned weekend actions to protest the 2 cent per gallon price ceiling while some vowed to pass through higher costs. In Washington, Donald Segretti testified before the Watergate Committee about hiring to sabotage Democratic hopefuls, amid a bomb threat that paused the hearing.
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Agnew Leaks Inquiry Sought Amid Grand Jury Probe
Attorneys for Vice President Spiro Agnew conferred with Federal Judge Walter Hoffman to press for an inquiry into news leaks tied to the grand jury investigation. In other items, Shultz eyed MFN for the USSR while Holland may replace Austria as a transit hub for Soviet Jewish emigrants. A border shootout near Jacumba, California left three Mexican marijuana couriers dead and a border patrolman wounded.
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Supervisors Back 72 000 City Airport Park Funding
Tehama County Supervisors vote 3 1 to aid Red Bluff with 72000 toward a 480000 airport industrial park project. The package mixes a 30000 grant and a 42000 loan repayable from city income. The plan funds 75 acres with water sewer streets and lighting for 30 to 40 small businesses.
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Red Bluff
James Hoffman
Tehama Officials Back United Crusade Endorsement
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors and Red Bluff City Council endorsed the Tehama County United Crusade campaign. Campaign president George Baumli sought the endorsement naming October as United Way month and the $35,000 goal, with the push to finish by November 6.
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Senator Brooke Protests Capitol Cafeteria Price Hike
Washington UPI notes bean soup rose 20 percent in U S Capitol cafeterias this week. Sen Edward Brooke Republican Massachusetts mounted a floor speech warning against further cost of living increases as prices for cafeteria items jumped 10 to 62 percent in the same period.
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Red Bluff Council Praises County For Industrial Park Funds
Red Bluff officials thanked Tehama County supervisors for quick action granting 30 000 for the industrial park near the airport and a 42 000 loan to be repaid from park profits. The council also approved most planning commission recommendations and awarded planning plaques.
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