Kaufmann Homes to Buy Riverside Estates Lots
Kaufmann Homes of Menlo Park will purchase Riverside Estates lots from Ronayne Investment via Manning Realty in Red Bluff. George F. Collins said three and four bedroom two bath homes will be offered starting at 18 200 dollars with financing for incomes around 9 000 dollars and payments as low as 85 dollars a month, down payments optional. Affiliated Brokers will handle Red Bluff sales. Mehringer Construction heads local contractor group and aims to start construction within 60 days.
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Riverside Estates
Ronayne Investment Company
Manning Realty
Red Bluff
George F. Collins
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Mehringer Construction Company
Man Cited for Failing to Yield In Red Bluff
Charles Louis Maynar, 62, of Red Bluff, was cited by Red Bluff police for failing to yield. Maynar's 1962 Valiant collided with Kenneth Ray Eusted's 1961 Ford on Diamond Road as Maynar exited from Interstate 5. Eusted, 26, resides at Rt 1 Box 619H.
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Rt. 1
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Red Bluff
Maynar
Diamond Road
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Eusted
World News In Brief August Auto Output Soars
Auto production in U S assembly plants surged in August turning out over 500000 cars nearly doubling last August. September schedules suggest output could exceed 700000 as orders rise. The report notes the strong pace across U S plants.
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Construction Tools Stolen From Mason and Smith Site
Tehama County deputies investigate theft of about $281.95 in tools from Mason and Smith Construction. Foreman says a 12 foot chain 18 foot chain 18 inch pipe wrench 24 inch pipe wrench one ton cable hoist and three ton cable hoist were taken between August 22 and September 1.
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Smith & Mason Co
School Tax Ruling Could Slow Property Tax Relief
Sacramento reports the State Supreme Court's ruling on local school funding may delay property tax relief. Assemblyman William T. Bagley says the decision could hamper bipartisan tax reform talks next week, though a smaller $1.6 billion reform plan may still win agreement. The court found relying on local property taxes for school support violates equal protection by shortchanging poorer districts.
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No New Student Registration On First Day Of School
Red Bluff district office announced there will be no registration of new students on September 8, the first day of school, affecting both Red Bluff elementary schools and the high school.
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Nixon Orders Pay Increases Deferred for Federal Workers
President Nixon commands a six month deferral of wage raises for 600000 federal blue collar workers and asks Congress to suspend June 1 increases for 1.4 million white collar workers and 2.9 million military personnel until July 1. The move aims to curb living costs and could save the government 1.3 billion in six months.
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Tehama Council Rejects Housing Authority Plan
Tehama City Council halted a proposal for a county housing authority, led by Mayor Stromsness who said it is discriminatory and unnecessary. Council members debated limits on subsidies and rental rates while considering private enterprise and future review.
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Kelly Griggs
Red Bluff
Tehama City
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Tehama County
California Educators Cite Slow Integration Across State Schools
Sacramento AP California lags national progress in integrating 4.6 million students. State schools chief Wilson Riles cites busing resistance as a factor after the Department of Education released its minority report. National trends show blacks moving to more integrated settings. California saw an increase in numbers but a smaller drop in percentage. The Bureau of Intergroup Relations prepared the report for the State Board of Education meeting in Sacramento.
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California
State Department of Education
Wilson Riles
Department
Bureau of Intergroup Relations
State Board of Education
Texaco Driver Cleared In Cycle Crash Trial
After a two day jury trial Texaco Inc was absolved of blame in a truck motorcycle collision. Fred Joseph Ross a former Red Bluff resident now of San Antonio Texas had sought damages for injuries from the crash. The superior court jury found the Texaco driver not at fault.
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Red Bluff
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Milton Babitz 55 Educator and Leader Dies in Sacramento
Milton Babitz 55 former Red Bluff High School chemistry teacher and chief deputy state superintendent of public instruction died Monday in Sacramento from a heart condition. He moved from Brooklyn to California, earned a UC Berkeley education doctorate, joined the state department in 1953 and led early childhood education efforts. He is survived by his wife Lorraine a Sacramento teacher a daughter Diane Esther Babitz 17 and three sons including David 21 Marc 23.
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Milton Babitz
Sacramento
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Red Bluff School
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Wilson Riles
State Department of Education
Riles
Department
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N.Y
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Lowell High School
University of California At Berkeley
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Diane Esther Babitz
Sonoma State Hospital
David
UC Davis
Marc
UC San
Four Power Berlin Agreement Signing Delayed
A US spokesman said the four power Berlin pact signing is postponed due to Ambassador Kenneth Rush being ordered to bed by a doctor. Rush was to sign for the United States.
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U.S
Rush
United States
First Price Report After Freeze Shows Prices Up
The government’s first price report since Nixon’s wage price freeze shows wholesale costs across food, industrial raw materials and finished products rose three tenths of a percent in August. The overall rise, aided by steady food costs, is seven tenths of a percent on a seasonally adjusted basis, the highest in six months.
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Washington
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Driver’s Dust Kick Ends In Fender Crunch
Richfield man Robert Dean Winters twenty one tried to spin his wheels on gravel to kick up dust on Highway 99E north of Aramago Way Los Molinos. His car then hopped pavement crossed the road and fence, yet Winters escaped injury.
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California Highway Patrol
Robert Dean Winters
Aramago Way
Los Molinos
Winters
Weather Outlook and Temperatures Across Regions
Fair through tomorrow with cooler air and light variable winds in the 5 to 15 mph range. Highs near 87 today and 90 tomorrow, lows around 59 tonight, weekend warmer. River readings include Lake Red Bluff 15.8 and Bend Bridge 21.5 feet with Tehama 203.7 and Woodson Bridge 168.8 feet. Sunset 7:39 p.m. Sunrise 6:38 a.m. PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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