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Newspaper

Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1971

Page

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Nixon Faces Pressure to Define Post Freeze Plans

Washington AP report says Congress presses Nixon to outline replacement for the wage price freeze expiring Nov. 13. Nixon said the 90 day freeze ends and promised broad economy consultations to shape new policies. Reactions split along party lines with Mills warning of rushed, ill thought out plans.

Edmond Lebreton Washington Nixon Congress Mills White House Organized Labor J.D. Hodgson United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock

Ballots Open for Federal Olive Marketing Order Referendum

Ballots for the Federal Marketing Order for olives are available at the Farm Advisors Office in Red Bluff. Olive growers missing ballot by mail should vote by midnight Sept 16 1971. Consolidated Olive Growers Lindsay will not receive ballots for its members.

Farm Advisors Red Bluff Joe Osgood Usda Consumer and Marketing Service Consolidated Olive Growers Lindsay Consolidated Olive Grower

Draft To Be Lowest Since 1964 Says Pentagon Officials

Pentagon officials project 20 000 to 25 000 more draftees this year once Congress passes a new selective service act. Total for 1971 would be under 120 000, the lowest since 1964 when 104 500 were called. Induction authority ended June 30 and, though a House bill passed, a Senate vote is expected October.

Washington Congress Pentagon Army House Senate Defense Melvin R. Laird

Poll Finds Agnew A Drag On Nixon In California

In a California poll conducted last month Vice President Spiro Agnew is seen as a drag to Nixon's ticket for a re election. Governor Ronald Reagan is viewed as an even poorer vice presidential choice. Melvin D Field, director of the survey, notes Agnews appeal to conservative Republicans but little appeal to others.

San Francisco Nixon Spiro Agnew California Ronald Reagan Agnew Melvin D. Field Reagan Field

World News In Brief United States and Japan talks stall

The United States and Japan held a second session to mend rifts over monetary trade and China policy but appeared unlikely to reach a compromise. A communique at session end was expected to show an impasse.

U.S Japan Washington United States China

Command Admits Troops Supporting DMZ South Vietnam Drive

The U S Command said 1500 to 2000 American troops directly support a South Vietnamese drive south of the DMZ near Laos. Maj Richard Gardner said these personnel provide air and artillery support. US fighters attacked two antiaircraft sites in North Vietnam while escorting a recon mission.

Saigon U. S North Vietnam U.S Gardner

Search Under Way For Youth Taking Kidney Medication

Sheriff's deputies and highway patrol officers search mountains in Plumas and Butte counties for Hillsborough police chief and his five year old son who must stop a prescribed kidney transplant drug. Captain Sacht warns heart trouble could occur if the boy continues the medication before Monday reunion.

Quincy Plumas Butte Hillsborough Calif Art Sacht Rusty Fisher Rusty Russell Fisher Lock Lake Oroville Sacht Fisher Plumas County

Meat And Poultry Warnings Made Public By Court Order

The Agriculture Department released thousands of warnings to meat and poultry processors after court orders. The disclosures aim to prompt voluntary compliance for minor suspected violations before suspensions of federal inspection occur.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Center For Study of Responsive Law U. S Baltimore Court of

Pair Of Red Bluff Residents Unhurt In Crash

Two Red Bluff residents were not injured after a collision on Washington Street near Walnut Street. Laura K. Heiber, 17, allegedly pulled from a parking space and struck Max K. Stewart, 71, in his right front fender. both drivers live in Red Bluff.

Washington Street Walnut Street Red Bluff Laura K. Heiber Max K. Stewart Stewart

Record Number Of Contestants To Compete In Junior Round-Up

A record 265 young cowboys and girls will ride in the third annual Red Bluff Junior Round-Up at Tehama Totem Fairground. Ten events include calf roping, goat tying for girls, and saddle races with prizes over 3800 dollars. Action starts Saturday at 1 p.m. with buckles for event winners and a saddle for the all around. A Saturday dance at Red Bluff Memorial Hall follows.

FXIZE Someboy Cherry Kingsley Gerber Pam Bell Red Bluff Leigh Semas Auburn Tehama Totem Fairgrounds Metherds Saddlery Iron Horse Palomino Room Green Barn Rancho Tehama Wild Horse Mesa Daily News Colin Davies Bard Saunders Tehama Totem Fairground Fairground California Oregon Nevada Washington Saunders Royce Hatfield Red Bluff Memorial Hall

Reagan Trip Taiwan Added to Asia Visit Plan

California Governor Ronald Reagan will travel as Nixon’s personal emissary visiting Singapore Thailand South Vietnam South Korea Japan and now Taiwan for National Day ceremonies October 10. The expanded mission aims to promote California exports and Reagan’s presidential profile amid GOP rivalry.

Washington Taiwan California Ronald Reagan Nixon Gerald Warren White House Reagan Singapore Thailand South Vietnam South Korea Japan Warren

Weather Outlook With Mild Weekend Temps Ahead

Fair through tomorrow with cooler temperatures and light southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. High today 96 with tonight 59, high tomorrow 91. River levels listed for Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Woodson Bridge. No precipitation in last 24 hours. Sunset 7:26 p.m. Sunrise 6:46 a.m. PDT.

Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Woodson Bridge

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