Markets Rise on Blue Chip Return in Mixed Session
New York stock averages held their best levels of the day as gains led by blue chips outweighed losses. Big blocks traded included 154,500 Wilco Chemical shares, 149,000 Boeing, and 126,000 SCM. INA, Raytheon, and Dictaphone rose, while General Motors dipped and Ford and Chrysler rose modestly.
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Elementary School District Trustees Meeting Tonight
A report from the Bidwell School advisory committee will be heard at the Red Blutt elementary school district board of trustees meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the district office on 1525 Douglas St. Superintendent Glen Smith will report on enrollment and class sizes and on school opening.
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Night Sewing Class At Los Molinos High School
Los Molinos High School will offer a weekly evening sewing class for adults every Wednesday from 7 to 10 pm starting Oct 9. Enrollment handled by Pat Burns, homemaking department, with Charles Davison, principal, providing additional details at 384 2400.
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Los Molinos High School
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Burns
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Corning forger Bucholz admits guilt and restitution due
A forger, Bucholz of Corning, admitted guilt and must make restitution to victims. In Red Bluff, Nell Hacker’s bid to move charges to juvenile court was denied by Judge Wetter. Hacker pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor and faces sentencing September 30 for alleged sexual involvement with a 15 year old girl.
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Allen
Nell Hacker
Red Bluff
Wetter
Hacker
Two Editors Charge Double Dealing In High Places
Two American editors allege U S negotiators blocked progress at Paris peace talks by trimming the agreement. William C Baggs of the Miami News and Harry S Ashmore of the Arkansas Gazette say North Vietnam demanded a halt to allied bombing before negotiations could begin. They recount private talks in Hanoi during March and describe Johnson's bombing halt decision as a move to show good faith.
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Chrysler Prices Rise On 1969 Models Average $84
Chrysler Corp. announced price boosts for its 1969 models averaging $84 per car, about 2.9 percent above 1968 prices, with option costs rising similarly. The change reflects sales-weighted pricing across car lines, making Chrysler the first major automaker to disclose its new price list.
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Obituaries for John Delbert England in Red Bluff
Final rites for John Delbert England, 45, of Red Bluff, are set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Hoyt-Cole Chapel of the Flowers. He died unexpectedly at his home yesterday morning. Interment will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Silbaugh Funeral Services in Red Bluff
Herbert A. Silbaugh 74 of Red Bluff died after an extended illness. Funeral services were held yesterday at First Methodist Church Red Bluff with Rev Doyle Porter officiating. Pallbearers included William Dalby George Hoag Raymond Snelsen Hub Johnson Harry Rohr and Ed Dietz. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery with Hoyt-Cole Chapel of the Flowers directing. Grover C Long longtime Tehama County resident died Thursday night at 82. Funeral services were led by Rev George E Clemmons and Red Bluff Elks Lodge with pallbearers Frank Rose Wesley Leininger Leonard Richardson John McIntosh Jack Wing and Sherm Williams. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery was under Fickert-Mason Chapel.
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Raymond Snelsen
Hub Johnson
Harry Rohr
Ed Dietz
Oak Hill Cemetery
Hoyt-Cole
George E. Clemamons
Funeral services for Gloyd F Dunn in Hoyt Cole Chapel
Funeral services for Gloyd F Dunn 53 of Gerber set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Hoyt Cole Chapel of the Flowers. He died Sunday at Corning Memorial Hospital. A five year resident, he belonged to Molino Lodge FAM Tehama. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery will follow. Also today funeral services for Mrs L H Ritter of Whittier. She died Sunday. She is mother of Mrs Verne Morse and William H Ritter, both in the city, attending services at Rose Hills Memorial Chapel in Whittier. Survivors include five sons and two daughters and many grandchildren.
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Hoyt Cole
L.H. Ritter
Whittier
Verne Morse
William H. Ritter
Rose Hills Memorial Chapel
Man Jailed After Backing Into Patrol Car in Corning
Juan Rangel, 58, of 715 Madison Street Red Bluff, was stopped for weaving on Highway 99W. He allegedly backed into a Corning patrol car while driving away and was jailed on a drunk driving charge, later bailed for 345 dollars. Arraignment set for September 29 in Corning Justice Court.
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Third Streets
Capitol Summary: Senate faces tax relief vote and education bills
The Senate moves to place property tax relief before voters choosing between a $261 million plan or the Watson initiative. Governor reorganizes executive branch under four cabinet secretaries. Assembly bills include $50 million for public school improvements AB 11 by L Greene and $17.5 million for handicapped student programs AB 9. Senate Disability boosts weekly benefits from $80 to $87 with AB 3 by Zenvich, and AB 4 by Bear on autopsy photo reproduction blocked by the Judiciary Committee.
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Senate Finance Committee
Philip Watson
Los Angeles
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Zenovich
Fresno
Bear
San Diego
Judiciary Committee
DMV to mail temporary licenses to applicants
Sacramento AP reports Governor Reagan touts a new DMV method that mails temporary California licenses to applicants, aiming to curb forgeries and fraud. The change replaces the old 60 day in person temporary license with a mailed version. Reagan says annual mailing costs are about 25 thousand dollars but serve as an effective insurance against fake identities.
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Bridge Suffered Pre-Dawn Crash Near Los Molinos
Douglas Leeroy Daniels 25 of Red Bluff faced excessive speed for conditions after his Pontiac ran off the road and struck the Mil Creek bridge north of Los Molinos. Major damage to the car occurred but he was not injured. the incident was reported for Corning Justice Court.
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Red Bluff
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Corning Justice Court
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