Great Is Consensus On Junior Round-Up
The 1972 Red Bluff Junior Round-Up drew record crowds and prize money with 612 entries and 300 contestants. Winners include Flint Hemsted of Anderson for all around saddle and Donna Easley of Redding for the girls all around, as scores and placements rack up across bareback riding bull riding barrel racing and goat tying.
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Ron Selby
Red Bluff
California
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Anderson
Flint
Donna Easley
Redding
Donna
Mike Growney
David Rose
Montague
Buckle
Sissy Leighton
Linda Gill
Exeter
Jim Rutherford
Chico
Manny Bettencourt
Newman
John Meigs
Danville
Norman Kreiss
Fremont
John Greenwell
Sam Horner
Pacheco
Tony Medeiros
Gustine
Jack Lippis
Livermore
Jim Robertson
Vicki Taylor
Salinas
Kathy Seimas
Auburn
Tanya Atwood
Elsie West
Standish
Melanie Brines
Susanville
Shannon Baker
McCloud
Karen Horn
Sherry LaFoon
Becky Harness
Cottonwood
Sherry Glendenning
Fort Jones
Tracy
Nova High School
Daily News
Colin Davies
Red Bluff Schools Adopt Modern News Program
The Red Bluff Daily News sponsors a nationwide style News Program for local schools. It includes weekly news filmstrips with projector lessons, teacher guides, vocabulary and map work, class projects, and a weekly News Quiz to boost student awareness of current events.
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Weekend Break-ins Hit Maywood Packing Co and West St School
Corning police report two burglaries over the weekend. Maywood Packing Co was broken into at 8:16 a.m. Saturday with two Coke machines tampered with and about $10 stolen after a lock to the office door was removed. West St Elementary School also reported a break-in.
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Corning
Maywood Packing Co
Pauline Graves
West St
Weather Forecast With Showers and Cool Temperatures
Variable cloudiness with scattered rain and thunder showers mainly over the mountains through Tuesday. Continued cool with winds 5 to 15 mph. Outlook Wednesday fair. Precipitation chances 10 percent today, 20 percent tonight, 10 percent tomorrow. Highs near 80 today and 78 tomorrow. River levels listed for Bend Bridge and other points. Sunset 7:25 and sunrise 6:47 PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
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Five hurt in Tehama County weekend crashes
Five people were injured on Tehama County roads over the weekend with three in serious condition. Shirley Neighbors, 4, fell from a pickup driven by Nicanor Gonzalez in Red Bluff and was treated in good condition. Several other drivers, including Thomas Lee, 20, of Downey, and Rhonda Warmack, 24, of Chico, sustained serious or minor injuries in separate crashes near Chester and on State Route 32.
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Shirley D. Neighbors
Nicanor Gonzalez
Red Bluff
St. Elizabeth Community Hospital
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Gonzalez
Thomas Clifford Lee
Downey
Chester
Lassen Park
Lee
Robert D. Lee
Bernard M. Nolette
St. Elizabeth’s
Highway Patrol
Robert Marshall Cantrell
Rawson Road
Riverside Avenue
Tehama Road
Vina Road
Steven Louis Joiner
Los Molinos
Ronald Edward Tesch
Woodland
Interstate 5
Sacramento River Bridge
Plane kills woman and child at Oregon airport
A pilotless 1941 single engine plane lurched forward at Josephine County Airport killing a woman and a three year old. Police identified the pilot as Stanley Bruce Walker, 42, of Roseburg Oregon, who had just started the engine by hand crank.
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Ore
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Stanley Bruce Walker
Roseburg
Committee OKs Whopping Big Defense Bill
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 74.6 billion defense bill, the largest since World War II, cutting 4 billion from Nixon requests while funding further Indochina war spending. The panel backed 933.5 million for bombs and ammo and approved jets, helicopters, and hardware but rejected many other aircraft and ground vehicles.
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North Vietnam
Army cuts civilian KP duties to lure recruits
The House Appropriations Committee rejected plans to remove KP and cigarette butt-policing details, cutting 125 million dollars from a 74.6 billion defense bill to fund civilian workers. The move aims to keep young men joining the Army as defense spending faces a Thursday vote.
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House Appropriations Committee
U.S. Studies New Peace Statement From Viet Cong
The Viet Cong issued a new three page peace statement saying it would accept a provisional government of national concord dominated by neither side. U.S. Saigon sources saw it as a possible concession that neither side can win militarily. White House aides offered cautious remarks saying they are studying the statement.
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Viet Cong
U.S
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
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