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Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1973

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Reagan Frames Tax Ceiling Plan as People’s Limit

Gov. Ronald Reagan pitched his tax ceiling proposal as a return of power to the people citing the Spirit of 76. He said government must be limited and warned of the danger of high taxes while denying a simple number game with critics.

George Skelton Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan GOP White House State Department of Finance Verne Orr A. Alan Post Assembly Ways and Means Committee

Agnew Speech Praises Nixon Amid Watergate Turmoil

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew praised President Nixon for facing pressures of the White House while urging Americans to curb the Watergate fixation. He warned against an X rated political show and framed his remarks as a call for harmony, despite ongoing investigations and court actions related to the scandal.

Patrick J. Killen Chicago UPI Spiro T. Agnew Nixon White House Agnew Baltimore, Md Justice Department U.S. District Court Walter E. Hoffman Courtcom Anderson Incorporated Anderson

Farm Labor Sought To Pick Olives In Corning Harvest

The Department of Human Resources Development opens a Farm Labor van at 1407 Solano St in Corning to meet olive picking demand. Manager Marjory Abernathy invites workers to call 824-5686, 7 to 11 am daily, as walnut picking and strawberry harvests also seek labor in the county.

Department of Human Resources Development Solano St Marjory Abernathy

News Leaks Probe Prompt Subpoenas On Reporters

Subpoenas were served on journalists from the Washington Post New York Times Washington Star News Time magazine and NBC as part of a federal probe into alleged Maryland kickback schemes involving Vice President Agnew. The action comes as Agnew seeks to halt the grand jury inquiry on grounds of immunity. Bradlee and The Times vow to oppose the move.

Wesley G. Pippert Washington UPI Spiro T. Agnew Maryland Washington Post New York Times Washington Star-News Time Magazine NBC Baltimore Justice Department Agnew

Impeachment urged as ACLU accuses Nixon

The ACLU urged House members to impeach President Nixon citing domestic spying and overreach of war powers. A resolution charging him with oath violations was mailed to all House members.

New York UPI American Civil Liberties Union House Nixon Congress ACLU

Gas Station Closure Plan Faltering Across Regions

The nationwide shutdown of gas stations over gasoline price freezes falters with 85 percent of Long Island members and 50 percent in Queens closed, while Southern California stations prepare to close. Officials say price hikes may reappear later, and many operators remain hesitant, waiting to see broader action.

United Press International California Long Island Sebastian Gaeta John T. Dunlop Los Angeles San Diego Santa Barbara Ventura Sacramento Automobile Club of Southern California

Fires Reported From Three Auto, Grass, and House Blazes

Red Bluff Fire Department answered five calls yesterday. A ruptured fuel pump in a car linked to Douglas W. Freitas caused a small blaze near Bill's Lock and Key at 11 21 a.m. A grass fire behind Bidwell School was nearly extinguished by Ray Morris and a teacher at 12 50 p.m. A child with a lighter was listed as the cause. A Volkswagen driven by Kim Tucker burst into flames at 1 03 p.m., with major damage and an undetermined cause. Ralph Brown's pickup burned after clothing in the bed ignited on the muffler, with damage to the drive line. A defective washing machine motor caused heavy smoke at J L Walker's home on Johnson Street, cleared by smoke injectors and deodorant. Unemployment figures: jobholders up 700 000 in September, jobless rate steady at 4.8 percent as labor force rose 750 000.

Red Bluff Douglas W. Freitas Bill Volkswagen Kim Tucker Walton Ave Ralph Brown Williams J.L. Walker Johnson St

Middle East Nations Push Oil Price Hike

Oil producing nations led by Saudi Arabia Iran Iraq Kuwait Abu Dhabi and Qatar seek a two thirds rise in posted prices from 3 to 5 dollars a barrel with a possible 4.50 option if Western majors bargain hard. They also demand a new pricing system tied to world inflation and currency devaluation to adjust swiftly.

Middle East Beirut UPI Persian Gulf Saudi Arabia Iran Iraq Kuwait Abu Shabi Qatar Austria

Market Milk Price Increase Is Certain

California dairy producers expect a minimum four cent per gallon milk price rise within a month as the Milk Stabilization Unit plans another approval. Dairymen, facing soaring feed costs, had requested a twelve cent hike to protect the $610 million annual industry, marking the third increase this year after prior hikes in February and August. Local San Francisco buyers pay 61 cents per half gallon, 60 cents in San Diego.

Donald Thornton Sacramento UPI California C.B. Christensen Department of Food and Agriculture Christensen San Francisco San Diego

State Schools Chief Opposes Reagan Tax Plan Prop 1

Sacramento California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Wilson C Riles rejects Prop 1 for 4 million California schoolchildren. He warns the measure could raise property taxes, jeopardize federal aid, and hinder Serrano Priest compliance and educational quality. Local education groups predict tax and service cuts.

Sacramento UPS Wilson C. Riles Ronald Reagan California Riles State Superintendent of Public Instruction State Supreme Court

Weather outlook and river levels with notes on milk act

Fair through Saturday with cooler spell. Highs in 70s today, lows mid 40s to 50s, highs in low 80s tomorrow. Winds 5 to 10 mph. Sunday partly cloudy. River levels include Lake Red Bluff 15.6, Bend Bridge 19.9, Tehama 203.2 and Woodson 167.5 feet. Assembly Speaker Moretti calls committee to reexamine Milk Stabilization Act and recent price increases.

Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Bridge Woodson Bridge Sacramento UPI Assembly Bob Moretti Select Committee On Agriculture, Food and Nutrition

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