Released American Prisoners Look Forward To Trip Home
Three U S airmen released from North Vietnam after 24 hours of freedom in Hanoi spoke of returning home. Maj Edward Elias and Lts Norris Charles and Markham Gartley described tentative travel plans as families and residents observed the scene with quiet curiosity.
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Peter Arnett
Hanoi
Air Force
Edward Elias
Navy
Norris Charles
Markham Gartley
Cora Weiss
North Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Minnie Lee Gartley
Mark
Gartley
Bomb in Package Kills Israeli Attache in London
A booby trapped package exploded at the Israeli Embassy in London killing Agriculture Attache Dr. Ami Schachori age in 40s and wounding another. Police say the package came from Amsterdam and the victim was identified by the British Foreign Office. Scotland Yard warned of similar threats amid Munich Olympic killings.
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Associated Press
London
U.S
Amman
Jordan
Jordan-Syria
Three Arraigned On Narcotics Charges In Superior Court
In Tehama County Superior Court three people faced drug charges and a fourth a drink related case. Ellen Davis and Richard Martsch were arraigned on felony marijuana cultivation charges. Gerald Spangle pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana. Judge Wetter deferred sentence pending a probation report. Robert Wimbs pled guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor for furnishing beer to minors.
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Tehama County Superior Court
Ellen Elizabeth Davis
Richard Lee Martsch
Telephone Ridge
Gerald Lee Spangle
Crescent City
Curtiss E. Wetter
Robert Otis Wimbs
Red Bluff
Grain Head Testifies on Russia Wheat Pact Probe
Former Nixon Agriculture official Clarence D. Palmby denied inside information influenced his move to Continental Grain Co. and said no Moscow agreement was reached in April 1972. He testified as lawmakers scrutinized USDA info leaks amid Soviet grain sales and high prices.
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Washington
Russia
Clarence D. Palmby
Continental Grain Co
N.Y
House
Soviet Union
Moscow
Palmby
White House
Agriculture Department
Weldon V. Barton
National Farmers Union
NFU
Charles L. Frazier
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Frazier
Department
Charles W. Pence
USDA
Export Marketing Service
Cook
Garnac
Continental
Cargill
Bunge
Dreyfus
U.S
Brunthaver
Youth in Two Car Crash Suffer Serious Head Injuries
Henry Lee Battles 17 of Red Bluff is listed in guarded condition at Mercy Hospital after a two car collision on Antelope Boulevard. Passenger Kim Amergian 16 was treated and released from St Elizabeth Hospital.
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Henry Lee Battles
Reeds Ave
Red Bluff
Redding
Mercy Hospital
Antelope Boulevard
Battles
Rita Brusa
P. O. Box 27
St. Elizabeth Community Hospital
Kim Amergian
Crittenden St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Brusa
Gary Lee Wilson
Rt. 1
Box 403A
Honda
Mark Steven Davis
Shasta Ave
Wilson
Franklin Street
Davis
Hickory Street
St. Elizabeth
Munity
Suit Filed Against Hamilton Elementary School Bus Driver
Virgen Camacho and Mary R Camacho sue Hamilton Union Elementary School District and driver Larry Moulton for 115000 in damages. They allege a Nov 19, 1971 collision on Highway 32 near Tehama County caused injuries due to negligence by Moulton and the district. Board rejected their claims March 15, 1972.
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Hamilton
Tehama County
Virgen Camacho
Mary Ruperta Camacho
Hamilton Union
Larry Eli Moulton
Camachos
Moulton
The
Tehama County investigates two thefts reported in county
Tehama County law authorities are probing two crimes reported yesterday. Jerry Champaine of Jim and Jerry's Auto Wreckers says two bucket seats were stolen from his yard with a loss around 35 dollars. Nettie Burlison reports numerous food items from Red Bluff High School refrigerators after a break in between Friday and Monday.
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Tehama County
Jerry Champaine
Jim
Jerry
Gerber
Champaine
Tehama County Sheriff’s Office
Nettie Burlison
Red Bluff High School
Red Bluff
Americans and Britons detained in Uganda war zone
Eight of nine Americans and about fifty British nationals were detained in Kampala as Uganda, citing a war situation, fights along the Tanzania border. Peace Corps workers missionaries and an AP correspondent were among those held. Uganda claimed invaders routed with 200 killed and 50 captured.
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Associated Press
Uganda
Tanzania
London
Kampala
Peace Corps
Amin
Lake Victoria
World News In Brief Fragments From Saigon To Belfast
Communist forces seize a third district capital in Quang Ngai province as heavy fighting continues in southern Quang Ngai. In San Francisco the ILWU backs McGovern amid wage control debate. Denver hosts a Senate probe into unauthorized bombing raids in North Vietnam. Catholic priests urge the IRA to end its bombing campaign in Northern Ireland as shootings occur around Lurgan and Belfast. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves a fund cutoff for Indochina aid. UN General Assembly opens amid Middle East tension and Korea troop withdrawal debates.
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da Nang
Quang Ngai
Mo Duc
Duc Pho
Ba To
Plea For Peace Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Lurgan
Belfast
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Indochina
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Senate
House
Patriotism Week Dinner Draws Community Support
A patriotic dinner this Wednesday at the Elks Lodge marks Patriotism Week, organized by Vesper Lodge No 84 and partners including the American Legion and several Masonic bodies. Speakers include Raymond Ebbage. colors by the American Legion. reservations via local calls.
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Don Rose
Vesper Lodge No. 84
F&am
Elks Lodge
The
Elks
American Legion
Raymond Ebbage
Grand Lodge of California
Freedom Foundation
Vesper Lodge
Tehama County
High Twelve Club
Mt. Lassen
Olivet Lodge
Corning
Masonic Lodge
Redding
Tehama County Board of Supervisors
Philadelphia
United States of America
Louis Smith
Leon Deering
Foster Estrem
Fire Enroute Brings Dual Grass and Brush Blazes on Red Bank Road
Two separate fires on Red Bank Road burned about 50 acres each while the crew was responding to another blaze yesterday afternoon. Investigations continue into the causes as air tankers a reconnaissance plane a water tanker a bulldozer and multiple CDF engines from Tehama and Shasta counties aided containment and suppression efforts.
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Red Bank Road
California Division of Forestry
Tehama County
Shasta County
CDF
Tehama Sheriff reports arrest of man Clifford
Tehama County Sheriff reports the arrest of Terry Michael Clifford 24 of Long Beach on a Los Angeles Sheriff’s Office warrant. Clifford is charged with possession of narcotics and is held without bail at Tehama County Jail pending transfer to Los Angeles. A federal judge says the Supreme Court should decide if the Vietnam War is constitutional.
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Tehama County
WAR Legality
U.S. Supreme Court
Vietnam
U.S. District Court
William T. Sweigert
Attache Detained as Syrian Forces Nab U.S. Officer
Diplomatic sources say Maj. Richard Barrett, assistant military attache at the U.S. Embassy in Amman, was arrested September 9 at the Deraa border crossing from Jordan into Syria. Efforts to secure his release have failed.
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Beirut
U.S
Amman
Jordan
Maj
Richard Barrett
Deraa
Syria
Weather forecast and river levels brief
Fair through Wednesday with a slight warming trend. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs near 81 today and 85 tomorrow, lows around 57 and 58. River level readings include Bend Bridge 19.9 and Tehama Bridge 201.3. Sunset 7:12, sunrise 6:54 PDT.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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