Evidence Grows Virus Link to Cancer in Debate
Scientists build a stronger case that viruses may contribute to cancer. Virologists note association without proof and explore how viruses might be turned on by other factors. A Hodgkin’s disease study probes antibody presence in Albany high school classmates as part of broader vaccine and prevention questions.
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Sanders
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Albany, N. Y
Elizabeth S. Priori
Leon Dmochowski
M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Houston
Tex
Magdalena Eisinger
Nixon Victory For Compromise Draft Extends Draft
The Senate defeated a move to reject a compromise draft extension and military pay raise bill 47-36, a key Nixon victory. Mansfield sought to table the measure, with the President arguing scuttling the draft would jeopardize East West arms talks.
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Nixon
Senate
Washington
House
Mike Mansfield
Corning Man Invited To Attend Capitol Conference on Aging
Archer Reed Kirkpatrick of Corning has accepted an invitation to participate in the White House Conference on Aging on November 28. He is believed to be the only northern California representative named, per Tehama County supervisors. The county board recommended him to the state for final selection. Kirkpatrick argues for increased transportation access and allowing retirees to earn more through odd jobs to improve independence and purpose.
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Archer Reed Kirkpatrick
Corning
White House
Kirkpatrick
Tehama County Supervisors
Deadly bean tampering warning issued by Tehama sheriff
Tehama County deputies warn 50 pounds of Denolan treated seed beans are circulating after a former employee allegedly stole hundreds of pounds from Pacific Farms near Gerber. The thief may be selling them in bars. 25 pounds reportedly disposed of. Health officials warn ingestion causes nausea stomach pain convulsions and death. Lt. Robert Hill reports 150 pounds recovered and 40 still missing.
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Tehama County
Robert Hill
Reagan Lets Democrats See Tax Reform Plan
Governor Reagan opened private talks with Democrats by presenting a $720 million tax reform package. He proposed cutting property taxes on a $15,000 home from $375 to $175 a year, and discussed a plan aimed at substantial relief.
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Sacramento
Reagan
8 500 Plus Acres Allowed Into Ag Preserve Status
Tehama County planning commission recommends ag preserve status for more than 8 500 acres of land. Board approval sought for Dewey Westly Jones 34 acres Alvin Lanphear 80 acres Larry Lalaguna 613 acres Jack Alford 3278 acres Roy Alford 4496 acres. Supervisors have final say. Also recommended for approval Lake California sewage plant Donovan Harden rock piles Antelope Ullmans mobile home store Krick wrecking yard Ingram campground of America franchise continued.
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Eee
County Planning Commission
Dewey Westly Jones
Alvin Lanphear
Larry Lalaguna
Jack Alford
Roy Alford
Tehama County
Lake California
Donovan F. Harden
F.W. Case
Antelope
Eddie A
Lorraine S. Ullman
H.V. Krick
William G. Ingram
Campground of America
Corning High School Opens Adult School for Residents
Corning High School District will open its adult school for Corning residents on Sept. 27. Opening day is the last Monday of the month. classes operate by request with a 15-student minimum for scheduling and 12 per subject minimum. To enroll call 824-5411.
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Corning
Corning High School
CHS
E.L. Gott
Nixon says talks on China trip going very well
President Nixon described secret talks for his mainland China trip as going very well. He said differences will be discussed with no extra conditions and offered no firm details on who is planning the visit. He also touched on wage-price controls, Vietnam policy, and the aim of POW releases.
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Washington
Nixon
Mainland China
Peking
Oval Office
Chou Enlai
Selective
Two Minor Mishaps Reported By Patrol
California Highway Patrol investigated two minor accidents since yesterday evening. Roy Hurbert Floyd and Ronald Lundine collided on Hwy 99W near Corning as Floyd moved to center and Lundine passed. No injuries reported. Raymond Parker failed to navigate a curve near Red Bluff and crashed through Zack Farmer’s fence in the front yard.
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California Highway Patrol
Leo Daniels
Roy Hurbert Floyd
Corning
Ronald James Lundine
Orland
Woodland Avenue
Hwy
Daniels
Floyd
Woodland
Lundine
Raymond Leslie Parker
Red Bluff
Walnut Street
Williams Road
Parker
Zack Farmer
Farmer
Drowning Victim Identified Near Black Butte Reservoir
Tehama County Coroner identifies Ernest Jerrett Rowton 43 of Orland as the drowning victim found in a private reservoir near Black Butte. Cause listed as accidental drowning with no foul play. Body found about a week ago. funeral arrangements pending at F.D. Sweet & Son in Orland.
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Black Butte
Tehama County
Andrew Ward
Ernest Jerrett Rowton
Orland
Ward
Rowton
F.D. Sweet & Son
Nixon moves to speed Vietnam troop withdrawal
President Nixon signals faster U S combat troop reductions in Vietnam with battalions to fall to under 20 percent of peak strength by late November. The change comes as U S and Soviet officials plan two agreements to reduce accidental war risk to be signed by Rogers and Gromyko.
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U. S
Saigon
Nixon
Vietnam
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
William P. Rogers
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gerber Man Fined for Drunken Driving in Red Bluff
Willie Blackwell Jr. of Gerber was fined 360 dollars in Red Bluff Justice Court on drunken driving charges. Claudia June Saalman Henry of Red Bluff had an imposition of sentence on an uncontested hit and run charge suspended for six months with expungement if no court holds in the period.
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Willie Blackwell Jr
Rt. 1
Box 360
Gerber
Red Bluff
Claudia June Saalman Henry
Breckenridge Sr
Fror
Forestry Ban Remains In Effect Despite Brief Lapse
The state forestry ban on burning permits stays in force as weather remains extreme. Spokesman Ira Townsend reiterates the ruling after a brief yesterday lift announced on a Red Bluff radio station.
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Forestry
Red Bluff
Ira Townsend
Weather Outlook: Warm through Saturday with Gusty Winds
Fair through Saturday with continued warmth. Gusty northerly winds 10 to 30 mph tonight and tomorrow. Sunday remains fair. Today high 99, tomorrow high 97 with low 60. Temperatures yesterday high 102, low 70 this morning. River levels listed at Bend Bridge 206.6 Lake Red Bluff 15.7 Tehama 203.0 Woodson Bridge 168.0. Precipitation none in last 24 hours. season total trace. normals to date 28. Sunset 7:15 PDT. sunrise 6:52 PDT.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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