Constitution Day Program Set by Tehama Groups
The American Legion Masons and Elks of Tehama County sponsor a Constitution Day program at the Red Bluff Elks Lodge starting with a 7 p.m. no host buffet. Speakers include Alfred E. Frazier Larry Lalaguna James Hoffman Jack Moulton and the Rev. J A Barber. Each speaker has 15 minutes. The event promotes the Tehama County Council for Constitutional Government.
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Tehama County
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Alfred E. Frazier
Larry Lalaguna
James Hoffman
Jack Moulton
J.A. Barber
Swedish Monarch Gustaf VI Adolf Slips Toward Death
STOCKHOLM. King Gustaf VI Adolf, hospitalized 28 days for internal disorders, sank deeper into a coma as pneumonia spread to the lungs. Doctors said his kidneys had nearly ceased functioning and his fever exceeded 102 degrees while a 31-member medical team watched.
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UPI
Gustaf VI Adolf
Sweden
Helsingborg Hospital
Weather Outlook Fair With Warmer Weekend
Fair through Sunday with higher temps in the mid 80s to low 90s and nights in the 50s. Winds 5 to 15 mph, variable. Monday forecast remains fair. Readouts include last 24 hours no precipitation and river levels at Lake Red Bluff 15.7, Bend Bridge 19.7, Tehama Bridge 203.0, Woodson Bridge 167.2 feet. Sunset 7 18 p.m. and sunrise 6 51 a.m. PDT.
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Kissinger Nomination Hearing Heads Toward Confirmation
Senate Judiciary Committee wrapped up public testimony on Henry Kissinger for Secretary of State. A likely overwhelming committee vote is planned, with a full Senate confirmation possible later in the week. Witnesses opposed Kissinger, including Ernest Gruening and Rev. Douglas Moore, while George McGovern signaled accountability may justify support.
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Black United Front
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D-S.d
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Educators Call to Halt U S Arms to Chile Junta
About 60 professors from Stanford and San Jose State demand halting U S arms aid to Chile's ruling junta. Linus Pauling among 28 Stanford and 29 San Jose signers telegram Sen. Fulbright. In Santiago, troops sweep sniper nests four days after Allende’s overthrow and death.
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Chile
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San Jose
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Legislature Passes Major Energy Bill in California
The California legislature narrowly approved SB283 creating a new energy commission with powers to ration fuel, site nuclear plants, and fund efficiency research from a $31 million annual electricity tax. The panel would centralize nuclear siting decisions, aside from coastal agency inputs, amid looming shortages.
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Sacramento
UPI
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California
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Former Cottonwood Barber Dies At Home In Woodland
Donald Eugene Geroy 46 of Woodland died at his home on Thursday. He had barbered in Cottonwood and Anderson most of his life. A Hill native and WW II veteran, he belonged to the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Woodland, Kiwanis and Moose Lodge in Anderson. Survived by son Donald M. Geroy of San Francisco daughter Robyn Korsen of Redding sisters Mae Harris of Redding Laura Johnson of McLoud three brothers Horton Geroy Francis Geroy Lawrence Geroy and his mother Mrs Sybil Geroy of Ashland Oregon. Funeral 1:30 p m Monday at Chapel of the Flowers Red Bluff burial Memorial Chapel.
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Cottonwood
Anderson
Hill
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San Francisco
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Redding
Mae Harris
Laura Johnson
McLoud
Horton Geroy
Orangevale
Francis Geroy
Lawrence Geroy
Oroville
Sybil Geroy
Ashland
Ore
Chapel of the Flowers
Red Bluff
Memorial Chapel
Richfield Native Arthur Vaughn 81 Dies After Illness
Arthur Ennis Vaughn 81 of Richfield died Thursday evening at St Elizabeth Community Hospital after a long illness. A Richfield Road resident for 35 years and former Richfield Moulding Co employee, he was born in Abilene Texas. Survived by widow Nellie C Vaughn and daughter Georgia Arthur of Richfield, brother U S Vaughn Corning, sister Viola Hudson Keller Texas, one grandson Richard A Arthur Costa Mesa and two great granddaughters. Services set for 10 30 a m Monday at Hall Brothers Chapel with burial at Sunset Hill Cemetery.
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Abilene
Tex
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Corning
Viola Hudson
Keller
Richard A. Arthur
Costa Mesa
Hall Brothers Chapel
Sunset Hill Cemetery
Decline in Beef Prices Seen in Coming Year
United Press International reports Clarence G. Adams predicts lower meat costs next year due to ample steers entering markets and consumer resistance to higher prices. He cites a November start and potential hamburger prices at 60 to 70 cents per pound, balancing with rising current costs affecting colleges.
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Clarence G. Adams
National Association of Food Chains
Adams
San Francisco
University of the Pacific
Stockton
Calif
New York
Four Watergate defendants seek to erase convictions
Four Miami area men including Bernard L Barker and Eugenio R Martinez ask a federal court to erase their Watergate convictions claiming they were misled by the belief the bugging was approved by a legitimate US intelligence agency. They say defense was avoided to protect national security operations.
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UPI
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Frank A. Shuirgis
Virginio R. Gonzalez
Eugenio R. Martinez
California Legislature Ends Session Amid Welfare Fight
The California Legislature adjourned after an all night session without boosting welfare payments for 500 000 aged blind and disabled recipients whose federal takeover will drop monthly pay from 212 to about 130. Gov Ronald Reagan plans his own increase to 221 without legislative approval. Senate and Assembly also advanced ethics and campaign finance bills.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
John L. Byron
San Francisco
Assembly
Senate
Ronald Reagan
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