President cancels national address to focus on Middle East cease fire
President Nixon cancels a planned televised address and schedules a news conference for Thursday night as White House officials cite ongoing Middle East peace efforts. He prepares to discuss Watergate tapes and the Cox firing while aides emphasize the cease-fire efforts and foreign policy matters.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Middle East
Camp David
Archibald Cox
Mideast
Congress
Cox
Administration
Warren
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Oval Office
Charles Alan Wright
Elliot L. Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
Alexander M. Haig
Haig
Flood Plain Development Plan Wins Approval Of Supervisors
Tehama County supervisors approved a use permit for J C Cooks plan to build 40 duplexes on Samson Slough in Antelope pending final engineering reviews by the county flood control board. TAC had appealed after the planning commission dropped a Corps study requirement to assess flood impact and liability.
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Bill Goodyear
J.C. Cook
Samson Slough
Technical Advisory Committee
TAC
Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation
Hijackers trapped by failed Cuba safe-flight promise
Four airline hijackers held in Bolivia due to lack of funds for Havana tickets. Nobel Peace Prize committee awaits Hanoi decision on Le Duc Tho. Nine dead and many injured in foggy New Jersey Turnpike multi-car crashes. Two men rescued after 33 percent hours trapped by a Brush Creek Mine landslide near Downieville.
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Bolivia
UPI
Cuba
Havana
Oslo
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kearny
N.J
New Jersey Turnpike
Downieville
Brush Creek
Sierra Nevada
Weather forecast and river readings for Tehama region
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers this afternoon. Winds NW 5 to 15 mph. High yesterday 64, low this morning 46. River levels include Lake Red Bluff 15.6 ft Bend Bridge 19.0 ft Woodson Bridge 167.2 ft. Sunset 6:17 pm, sunrise 7:30 am. Outlook Friday is fair.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Storm causes light crop damage and mixed harvest impact
Agricultural officials and orchardists report minimal damage from Monday night’s storm. Broken limbs and wet ground hinder walnut harvesting while wind may aid cleanup for machine harvested walnuts. beans in windrows could sprout if rain continues.
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Agricultural Commissioner's Office
Glenn Nielsen
Dudley Long
Dairyville
Traffic Light Debate in Corning Gains Study
Corning City Council discussed a Solano Street traffic light to aid crosswalk safety and asked City Engineer Ed Anderson to investigate technical needs and funding. The state estimate runs 25 000 to 30 000 dollars, with gas tax funds possible.
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Corning
Solano St
Ed Anderson
M.G. Emery
Solano
Emery
James Darrow
Darrow
Lillian Hagen
Anderson
Estil Clark Park
Arabs Israelis Hail Tentative Cease Fire Amid Continued Fighting
United Press International reports both sides accused the other of breaches as a temporary cease-fire went into effect. UN observers head to the front as Israel says the Third Egyptian Army is encircled west of the canal and Egypt claims widespread Israeli attacks are repelling. Dayan says the cease-fire is substantial and Syria accepts it.
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United Press International
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Suez Canal
United Nations
Suez City
World Organization
Ismailia
Abdul Munem Wazel
Moshe Dayan
Syria
Cairo
Suez
Adabiyya
Fair Classification Hearings Open On Manager Pay Scales
The Joint Committee on Fairs Allocation and Classification opened a two day hearing at the Tehama County Fairground led by Assemblywoman Pauline Davis. About 50 fair managers and officials from state agencies and associations testified as they review the 15 year old classification formula used to set managers salaries and funding decisions.
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Lee Peters
Joint Committee On
Pauline Davis
Tehama County Fairground
Department of Food and Administration
H. Gregg Meyers
Division of Fairs and Expositions
M. Ray Harrington
F&e
B. Christensen
Dept. of Food and Agriculture
Rex McGee
Thomas Bair
Bard Saunders
Tehama
Daily News
Grass Fire Strikes After Rain Near Richfield
California Division of Forestry reported a grass fire one mile south of Richfield on the railroad right of way at 2 09 p m. Rural engines and the Richfield Volunteer Fire Dept responded to the blaze despite heavy rains the previous night.
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California Division of Forestry
Richfield
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World News
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C.B. Christensen
Department of Finance and State Personnel Board
Western Fairs Association
Tehama County Fair
California Association of Future Farmers of America
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Bob's Sporting Goods
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