Attica Prison settles after deadly uprising
Attica State Prison gradually returns to order after a four day clash between inmates and a large security force. Thirty seven inmates and nine hostages died as guards and National Guard units fought with bats knives and improvised weapons. Governor Rockefeller approved the assault to end the rebellion and restore control.
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Decline of Births in United States Puzzles Experts
Washington AP reports births in the United States fell in the first six months of 1971. Census and HEW figures show 1,755,000 births from January through June, down 17,000 from the same period in 1970, puzzling population experts.
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Gloria Clerici Crowned Queen At Fiestas Patrias
Gloria Clerici of Red Bluff was crowned queen of the 1971 Fiestas Patrias celebration honoring Mexico's independence. The event at Tehama Totem Fairgrounds was sponsored by Sociedad Guadalupana and drew hundreds amid dances by Los Imperiales de Texas and performances by local families.
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Barest Bones Budget Drive Sparks Tax Talks
Sacramento AP In a blunt stance Verne Orr Reagan's finance director said the state will seek the barest bones possible for a tax increase to close a $330 million deficit. Negotiations with Democratic leaders will begin this week aiming to secure about $200 million from payroll withholding and tax reform before Reagan leaves Oct. 8 for Asia.
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Red Bluff Firemen Respond To Truck Engine Blaze
Red Bluff firefighters responded to a 3 12 p m call yesterday when an over heated engine caused a small fire in a Red Bluff Disposal Co truck. The blaze was confined to the motor compartment behind Jenny's Auto Court at 2370 Main St and caused only minor damage.
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Young Republicans Charter Meeting Set in Red Bluff
The Red Bluff Young Republicans schedule a charter meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. 915 Lincoln Street. Judy McDonald says the group seeks an early youth voice now that 18-year-olds can vote. The organization invites ages 18 to 40 to call 527-5297 for info. The session will announce a central committee hamburger barbecue Friday September 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Tehama County River Park.
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No Control In Sight County Blaze Near Paskenta
A major forest fire roars in Mendocino National Forest in Tehama County. Fire crews fight extreme heat and rugged terrain as 1,500 to 2,000 acres burn with 400 to 700 additional personnel expected. Air tankers and ground crews struggle to contain the Top Fire eight miles west of Paskenta.
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Corning City Leaders Reject County Housing Plan and Cable Complaints
The Corning City Council voted to remain outside the county housing authority plan citing no ongoing housing applicants. Mayor Babb faced criticism over Channel 2 reception amid Valley Cable TV troubles and a new contact number for complaints.
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Vandals Hit Red Bluff High School Night Intrusion
Ed Marcillac reports vandals struck Red Bluff Union High School Monday night. A glass gas pump cover was stolen and a classroom broken into, though no items were reported missing. Police were informed yesterday morning.
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Trustees Aim to Introduce New Principal Tonight
In LOS MOLINOS the Los Molinos School District trustees expect to introduce the new Tehama Los Molinos Elementary Schools principal Douglas Scott at tonight's regular meeting starting at 8 PM.
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All Burning Permits Cancelled by California Forester
California State Forester L. A. Moran announced that all burning permits are cancelled as of midnight due to extreme fire danger from high heat low humidity and a strong predicted north wind. Firefighters and equipment are on high alert and prevention patrols will be strengthened statewide.
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Nixon to consult farm leaders on economic program
President Nixon plans meetings with farm leaders after opposing a post freeze wage board without government input. He will consult all factions about the wage price rent freeze and has held talks with labor and business leaders and will meet Congress on Friday. Officials say a three week deadline remains to outline a negotiating position on East West troop reductions in Central Europe, with a likely Mutual Balanced Force Reduction stance ready for NATO ministerial talks in Brussels. Six Common Market nations unify monetary policy and urge dollar devaluation as part of negotiations with the United States.
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Weather prospects hold steady into midweek with heat
Continued fair weather through Wednesday with little temperature change. Northerly winds 10 to 20 mph with gusts diminishing tonight. Thursday outlook calls for fair skies. High today 112, low tonight 70, high Wednesday 108. Temperature high yesterday 111, low 80. River levels: Lake Red Bluff 15.7 ft, Bend Bridge 20.6 ft, Tehama 203.0 ft, Woodson Bridge 168.0 ft above mean sea level.
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