Tehama County reinstates janitor after board vote
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to reinstate E. M. Lovelace as janitor of the Veteran's Memorial Hall in Red Bluff. He had been fired during sick leave and rehired on leave of absence due to procedural concerns, with his duties now under scrutiny by the House Committee.
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Bill Goodyear
Tehama County Board of Supervisors
E. M. Lovelace
Veteran’s Memorial Hall
Red Bluff
Lovelace
Veteran’s Service
Jim Kline
Tehama County
Board of Supervisors
Rudy Brodnansky
Brodnansky
Kline
Don E. Lewis
Tehama County Juvenile Justice Commission
Lewis
Cancer Death Rate Reduction Predicted
National cancer program official predicts within five years the cancer death rate could drop 15 to 25 percent. If true, more than half of current patients may survive at least five years. Dr. R. Lee Clark spoke at a news conference ahead of the Seventh National Cancer Conference.
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Los Angeles
R. Lee Clark
Clark
Voter Registration Planned Next Week in Red Bluff and Antelope
Registrations for the November 7 election will occur October 2 to 5 at five locations. Registrars will be on hand 4 to 6 15 p.m. at Wentz Market Antelope Raley's Safeway Farmer's and Holiday Markets Red Bluff. The earlier publication misstated the week.
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Wentz
Antelope
Raley’s
Safeway
Farmer’s and
Red Bluff
Paris Peace Talks Veiled In Secrecy
Paris reports a complete news blackout during the Kissinger North Vietnamese talks extending into a second day. A White House confirmation notes a second session after Kissinger met Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy amid stalled negotiations that have lasted four years. The Viet Cong pushes a tripartite government plan to oust Thieu as the war persists with U S support and ongoing mining and attacks.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Viser
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Viet Cong
United States
Thieu
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Corning Knifing Investigated By Sheriff Office
Jesus Vilavco of Corning was treated and released after a knife wound at 2 57 a m at Marguerite and Viola Avenues. Tehama County Sheriff's Office investigates the stabbing while deputies report a burglary theft of a 200 portable stereo from the Robert Ison residence on Minch Road. The Red Bluff Teen Club stereo was taken during vacation.
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Jesus Vilavco
Rt. 2
Corning
Corning Memorial Hospital
Marguerite and
Viola Avenues
Tehama County
Sheriff’s Office
Robert Ison
Minch Road
Red Bluff
Ison
Justice Court Sees Surge in Fish and Game Violations
Red Bluff Justice Court handled more deer season fish and game charges than in a typical week with four defendants. Tony Carl Ericson of Redding was fined 65 dollars for a loaded gun in a car. Donald Rose of Roseville paid 35 for deer tag violations. Harper Rogers and Glen Nielson of Auburn were fined 125 each for exceeding dove limits.
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Red Bluff
Tony Carl Ericson
Redding
Donald Edward Rose
Roseville
Harper Scott Rogers
Glen William Nielson
Auburn
Welfare services expansion eyed for county children
The county welfare department may extend services to all children regardless of income by July 1975 with 75 percent federal funding. The protective agency would gain powers to investigate remove and place children in foster care. Lt. Mace requests a long term lease for space at the Red Armory for storage and shop expansion.
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Paulyne Marinoff
Welfare
Shasta
Butte
Glenn
Nevada
Lassen
Siskiyou County
Richard Mace
California National Guard
Guard
Park Ave
Red Bluff
Mace
Released Prisoners In A Tug Of War
Three American airmen freed from North Vietnam arrived in Moscow en route home and found themselves in a clash between U S embassy officials and antiwar activists. The activists blocked Adolph Dubs as he tried to reach the pilots at the airport customs area to arrange their transfer.
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United States
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Dubs
Falk
No Peace Prize Awarded By Nobel Committee
The Norwegian Nobel committee announced no peace prize this year marking the 19th omission since 1901. The prize fund remains about 100 000 dollars. Past winners include Willy Brandt Norman Borlaug and Martin Luther King Jr.
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Nobel Committee
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Willy Brandt
West Germany
Norman E. Borlgug
Martin Luther King Jr
Four Vehicle Crashes Blamed on Wet Tehama Roadways
Wet roads across Tehama County caused four of five crashes reported by the California Highway Patrol. Red Bluff residents Frances Doerr and William Leddy collided on William Avenue. Cyrus Young Jr. from Fairfield drifted off Route 36. Lyle Eklund of Martinez slid on I 5 near Corning. Jack Haley of Anderson lost control on Route 36. One truck driver William Jones of Sprague Washington drove off I 5 injuring two passengers. hospital reports unknown.
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Tehaman County
California Highway Patrol
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Red Bluff
William Avenue
Belle Mill Road
William Allen Leddy
Lyle Cooper Eklund
Martinez
Corning Road
I-5
Solano Street
William Dahl Jones
Sprague
Wash
Jones
Corning Memorial Hospital
Senate Opens Debate on Welfare Reform
The Senate begins floor discussion on a $14.6 billion welfare reform bill after two years in the making. Debate centers on Workfare provisions and changes to public assistance for families with dependent children as Mansfield pushes to move the bill toward adjournment.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
House
Senate Finance
Fair Labor Practices Panel Schedules Public Meeting
The Fair Labor Practices Committee will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Farm Bureau office on Prop. 22. State director Red Harris will attend and speak on efforts to pass the proposition on the November ballot. The event is open to the public and invites all interested persons.
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Fair Labor Practices Committee
Farm Bureau
Red Harris
Man Arrested On Check Count In Red Bluff
Raleigh Edward Jordan a 37 year old of 500 Riverside Way Red Bluff was arrested by Red Bluff Police on a Milpitas Municipal Court warrant charging felony check writing. He is held without bail in Tehama County Jail for parole violation with a hold warrant from the California Adult Authority.
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Raleigh Edward Jordan
Riverside Way
Red Bluff
Milpitas
Jordan
Tehama County
California Adult Authority
Fire at Glenn Milk Producers Plant Causes Over Million in Losses
Fire Chief Douglas Chittenden estimated losses at the Glenn Milk Producers Association plant exceed 1 million dollars for the warehouse laboratory and processing facility. The blaze possibly started from faulty wiring and smoke persisted into Monday morning as crews from four departments fought the fire. Milk plants in Willows Sacramento and Fresno will take over processing more than 20 000 gallons saved from the fire.
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Artoil
Glenn Milk Producers Association
Douglas Chittenden
Willows
Sacramento
Fresno
Association
Weather forecast with variable winds and warm spell
Rain today then clearing by Thursday with fair Friday. Winds 5 to 15 mph varying. Highs mid 60s to mid 70s, lows 50s. River readings Bend Bridge 19.0 Lake Red Bluff 15.7 Tehama Bridge 1998 Woodson Bridge 166.7 feet. Sunset 6 58 PM sunrise 7 02 AM PDT.
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Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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