Senators Read Secret FBI Report on White House Leaks
Senator John Sparkman and Senator Clifford Case were allowed to read a 37 page FBI document on security leaks in a Capitol office. Kissinger, Attorney General Richardson and acting deputy Ruckelshaus attended the session to support Kissinger's nomination. Case has not commented, while Sparkman plans to report findings to the committee.
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Chilean coup sparks clashes as Allende ousted
Fighting raged between soldiers and workers opposing the military coup that toppled President Salvador Allende. Casualty estimates ran as high as 1,000 with no official figures from the junta. Reports claimed Allende died by his own hand and that a Cuban ship was strafed near Valparaiso as authorities seized power and imposed martial law.
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Tehama Board Adopts Rules For County Employee Relations
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution establishing rules and procedures for county employee relations. Walt Norris of Operating Engineers Local 3 objected to a 50 percent voting threshold for validity citing a legal precedent. The agreement grants the county exclusive managerial rights and sets annual periods for wage and benefit change requests with mediation in deadlocks.
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Tehama County Board of Supervisors
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Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3
Antelope Trustees weigh subdivision plan and contracts
Antelope district trustees hear a subdivision proposal off Belle Mill Road for 40 duplex homes and discuss potential school impact. They also consider a cost of living raise for School Employees Association, classified salary placements, interdistrict attendance, enrollments at Antelope and Berendo schools, kindergarten transportation, and administrative contracts. An executive session with Chairman Wayne Gentry precedes the meeting tonight at 8.
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Nixon Defends Tapes For Justice Amid Watergate Dispute
In Washington President Nixon warns forcing disclosure of Watergate tapes would damage the presidency while Special Prosecutor Cox argues the public has a right to every man's evidence. Sirica seeks a private review before deciding next steps.
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Pickup Collides With Car Injuring Three on Old 99W Intersection
California Highway Patrol reports three people sustained minor injuries after a pickup struck a car at the Old 99W Gyle Road intersection. Witnesses name Janice Adelia Bird 23 Chico as driver of the eastbound pickup and Virginia Ingraham 33 Orland as the car’s driver. The crash occurred at 1 35 p.m. Local injured include Lydia Mary Bennett 47 Vina Ray Chele Bird 2 Chico and Virginia Ingraham 33 Orland all with visible injuries.
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Continuation School Site Problems Plague Red Bluff Board
Red Bluff High School trustees wrestled with two long standing issues at their meeting. The board reported the Bureau of Aeronautics had not approved the chosen site for the continuation school due to flight path concerns. They had negotiated to buy the Church of Latter Day Saints building for 86 000 dollars, but a state ruling blocks it as of now. The second issue involved interdistrict attendance and a request from Mill Creek residents for reimbursement or travel options to Chester High. The board declined changing the policy tonight but promised to explore a practical solution. The district attendance count for the first week was 1691 in class, up slightly from last year, with October expected to bring a peak near 1710.
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Lee Peters
Red Bluff
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Mill Creek
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Chester
Mineral School
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Architect Designated For Corning Library
Corning City Council approved the Red Bluff firm Birge Sharrah and Associates to design the new $120 000 Corning library, with half funds from the city and half from the county. Council member Emery supported hiring an architect to ensure final appearance and quicker start amid rising costs.
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Weather Outlook Fair Through Thursday With Mild Cooling
Fair weather continues through Thursday with a slight cooldown. Highs near 88 today, 85 tomorrow, overnight lows around 60. Winds southerly to 15 mph. River levels reported at Lake Red Bluff 15.7, Bend Bridge 19.8, Tehama Bridge 203, Woodson Bridge 167.3 feet. Sunset 7:23 p.m. Tonight, sunrise 6:48 a.m. PDT tomorrow.
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