Agnew Resigns as Vice President Amid Legal Plea
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew resigns after informing President Nixon of his decision. In Baltimore U S District Judge Walter Hoff man places him on probation for three years and fines him ten thousand dollars after Agnew pleads no contest to evading 1967 income taxes. Nixon must appoint a successor pending Senate confirmation.
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Nixon seeks early end to Mideast fighting with Congress
Nixon discussed the bloody Mideast fighting with top congressional leaders who voiced unanimous endorsement of efforts to end the conflict. Kissinger provided no immediate details while Fulbright praised the administration’s attempt to establish a basis for lasting peace.
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Israelis Hammer Syria Egypt Air War Expands Front in 1973 Conflict
Israeli jets bombed targets in Syria and Egypt amid the Bar Lev line setback on the Suez front. Air battles raged across multiple fronts as Israel claimed air superiority while Syria and Egypt reported heavy losses. Iraqi involvement and stalled diplomacy underscored a war of attrition with no quick victory in sight.
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Tehama County Women Honored in Daily News Section
The Daily News announces a Tomorrow Section saluting Tehama County women. Prominent local women are spotlighted for their vital roles at home on the job in government and in the community. The tribute honors those who help make county life run.
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Red Bluff High to Fence Campus Courts and Grounds
Red Bluff High School trustees decide to bid fencing for the ball field and a section from the cafeteria to the library to reduce traffic and protect grounds. A public hearing is planned Oct 16 on possibly acquiring the LDS church site for a continuation high school. Attendance stands at 1,704 students.
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Red Bluff High School
Steve McKenna
Student Council
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Richard Greenhalgh
Murphy
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tehama Board hires Berliner for Lake California litigation review
After a 15 minute session the Tehama County Board of Supervisors hired Harold Berliner former Nevada County district attorney to look into Lake California matters. The board did not reveal specifics citing lawyer client privilege. Walker of Rio Alto Water District urged an 85 percent tax advance due to developer breach. The board also admitted Lake California Volunteer Fire Department to the Rural Fire Department system and approved $450 insurance.
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Tom Walker
Rio Alto
Lake California
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Walker
Superior Equity of California
Henry Goff
Goff
Larry Lalaguna
Shannon Patterson
Supervisors reject Keeler mobile home park plan
Tehama County Board of Supervisors unanimously denied land use and zoning changes and a use permit for William Keeler’s 151 space mobile home park on 29 acres of Antelope Fruit Company land south of Peach Tree Lane. Neighbors protested traffic and loss of prime farmland. Keeler argued taxes and project benefits. The board also approved a one year health officer contract for Dr. A H Meuser, formed a Historical Advisory Committee, and reported a stove fire on Pomona Avenue saved by El Camino volunteer and rural fire units.
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William Keeler
Antelope Fruit Company
Peach Tree Lane
Tehama County Board of Supervisors
Keeler
Rudy Brodnansky
Grant Merrill
A.H. Meuser
Meuser
Corning Council Reviews Plans For New Library Campus Setback
Corning officials weighed preliminary library plans in a campus like setting with a location north of City Hall and a modern facade. Architect Ray Birge presented drawings after library commission input. Police officer Bill Hooford asked for 300 to develop a shooting range on airport property for officer training.
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Ray Birge
Red Bluff
Birge-Sharrah and Associates
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City Hall
Bill Hooford
Hooford
Weather Forecast With Warm Temperatures Through Thursday
Fair conditions persist with variable high cloudiness through Thursday. Temperatures rise to a high of 82 today and 80 tomorrow, with nights around 46. Northerly winds up to 20 mph. River levels are listed at Lake Red Bluff 15.5, Bend Bridge 19.4, Tehama Bridge 203, Woodson Bridge 167.2 feet. Sunset 6:37 p.m. and sunrise 7:15 a.m. PDT.
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