Gas Curtailment Program Worries Tehama County
Tehama County faces growing concern as PG&E plans rising natural gas curtailments to Diamond International and other large users over five years. Diamond manager Dick Thurman links shortages to a weak lumber market and resin supply cuts, predicting significant payroll losses and production downtime for the plywood plant.
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ADA Opposes Ford Nomination as Vice President
Americans for Democratic Action announced a unanimous national board vote to oppose confirmation of Gerald R Ford as vice president. Congressional leaders indicated Ford should face a straightforward confirmation, barring undisclosed flaws. Ford defended a $11500 unreported campaign donation, saying it was transferred to the Republican committee for other candidates.
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Mideast Leader In Today's News Quiz
The Daily News presents THE QUIZ on page 3 asking readers to identify a prominent Mideast leader and answer varied current events questions. Aimed at Tehama County students, the weekly feature invites newcomers to try the quiz.
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High Court Justice Says LBJ Phone Tapped
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas said Lyndon B. Johnson told him his telephone was tapped when he was president. Douglas voiced strong concern that electronic surveillance is commonplace and that even the Court's conference room may be bugged.
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Sinai Descent in Sinai Desert Battles Claims by Both Sides
United Press International reports intensified clashes across three Sinai passes as Israel claims deep air strikes into Egypt and Syria. Egypt says its dawn raid behind Israeli lines caused heavy damage, while Israel reports air superiority with strikes on Latakia Tartous and Ras Gharib.
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Agnew to Address Nation in Live TV Speech
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew, in seclusion after his tax case plea, schedules a nationwide televised address for 7:30 p.m. EDT. CBS and NBC confirmed live radio and TV coverage. ABC undecided. He worked days after resigning, receiving probation and a $10,000 fine.
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UPI
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Cambodian C47 Crashes After Supplying Troops
A crippled Cambodian C47 returning from a supply mission to embattled troops near Phnom Penh landed at Pochentong airport and exploded. The crew escaped as the plane dropped food ammunition and other supplies before being hit by rebel fire.
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UPI
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U S Moves to Re Supply Israel With Weapons
Washington reports the administration will resume some military aid to Israel including warplanes and other equipment. Pace and extent depend on Soviet arms shipments to Arab states, with Haig and Ford signaling continued commitments and possible expansion if circumstances permit. Soviet aid is described as fairly substantial, estimated at 200000 tons in the past week.
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Thai military rule ends as protests erupt in Bangkok
In Bangkok anti military students burned police HQ and seized public buildings including hospitals after Thanom Kittikachorn resigned as prime minister and commander. Civilian Sanya Thammasak becomes premier and curfew is moved up. government vows decisive action against violators.
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UPI
Thanom Kittikachorn
Prapass Charusathira
Thailand
Thanom
Sanya Thammasak
Sanya
National Students Center of Thailand
Weather Forecast Warm Days Continue Through Tuesday
Fair weather continues through Tuesday with warm days and light variable winds from 5 to 10 mph. Highs today and tomorrow are forecast at 85 with a low of 52 tonight. Wednesday brings fair skies and variable high clouds. River levels show Lake Red Bluff 15.6, Bend Bridge 19.4, Tehama Bridge 202.7, Woodson Bridge 167.1 feet above mean sea level. Sunset tonight 6:30 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow 7:20 a.m. PDT.
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