Search for New Scouts Leaders Aims at Local Schools
Scouts and adult leaders will showcase programs Thursday at Corning Los Molinos and Red Bluff schools. Cub Scout Pack 11 revival in Los Molinos seeks adult supervision. Boy Scout troop sponsored by the VFW. Eligible ages and ranks noted. Western District Mount Lassen Area Council reps will explain programs.
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Corning
Los Molinos
Red Bluff
Boy Scouts
George Alexander
Lions Club
VFW
Mount Lassen
Corning council hears State TV Cable repair plan
State TV Cable official John Martin outlined reception problems blamed largely on old equipment. A new system is expected by Christmas as repairs proceed and complaints, numbering 177 since ownership, should be directed to a toll free line Enterprise 14119. The council also reviewed dump-site options and agricultural preserve limits.
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Corning
State TV Cable
John Martin
Martin
Chico
Enterprise
Liberal Avenue
Hearing Set In El Camino Irrigation Case
A Tehama County Superior Court hearing tomorrow at 10 a.m. before Judge Richard W. Abbe will hear two petitions for writ of mandate in the El Camino Irrigation District case. Petitions by district directors and by Evelyn Purdie allege embezzlement and noncompliance with state law. Purdie is represented by Gary Arel and the directors by David Fuller. Judge Wetter had been disqualified due to illness.
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el Camino Irrigation District
Tehama County
Richard W. Abbe
Redding
Irrigation District
Evelyn Purdie
David Fuller
Chico
Curtiss E. Wetter
Eli Camino
Exiled Cardinal Mindszenty Leaves Hungary for Rome
Vatican sources say Josef Mindszenty prime Hungarian prelate and exile in the United States mission for 15 years has departed Budapest by air for Rome signaling a settlement between the church and Budapest’s Communist government. He was 73 and had been sentenced to life in 1949 for opposing the Red takeover.
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Rome
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
U.S
Budapest
Vatican
Belotti Listed in Fair Condition After California Crash
State Assemblyman Frank P. Belotti and his wife Delphine were injured when their car left California 128 north of Cloverdale and plunged into a shallow creek. Belotti, 73, was listed in fair condition, while his wife, 66, was in poor condition, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Cloverdale
Frank P. Belotti
Delphine
Sonoma County
California 128
Here
California Highway Patrol
IMF Meeting Signals Possible Economic Countermeasures
At the IMF gathering to discuss the 10 percent U.S. import surcharge and a dollar devaluation, West Germany hints at a painful policy reappraisal while ruling out a trade war. Schiller proposes tighter external borrowing controls and possible domestic credit easing to deter dollar flows. European officials favor devaluation and removal of the surcharge, but the U.S. demands assurance of a $13 billion balance of payments turnaround before any change. Schweitzer calls for a new currency rate regime and abolition of the U.S. surcharge.
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Bill Neikirk
Washington
United States
International Monetary Fund
Karl
Schiller
Treasury
John B. Connally
West Germany
Germany
FDA Tightens PCB Rules On Food Items
The FDA explains action levels differ, protecting chicken and catfish from PCB contamination while allowing higher levels in other foods. Tests found PCBs in shredded wheat and several other products, with one shredded wheat sample at 48 times the guideline. No seizures were made due to insufficient contaminated samples.
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Washington
John T. Walden
Food and Drug Administration
Walden
FDA
U.S. Panamanian Talks on Fresh Canal Treaty
Washington reports U S and Panamanian officials negotiating a new Canal Zone treaty amid U S congressional opposition to Panamanian demand for sovereignty over the 10 by 50 mile strip. Seven years since renegotiation of the 1903 pact granting U S use and control of the zone.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Students Veterans Clash With Police In Saigon Da Nang
South Vietnamese students and disabled veterans clashed with police in Saigon and Da Nang amid protests against President Thieu's bid for a re election. Police dispersed demonstrators with tear gas and firebombs, injuring several, as security tightens ahead of the vote.
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da Nang
Saigo
Tinh Hoi
Nuyyen van Thieu
Thieu
Mansfield renews bid for six month Vietnam withdrawal deadline
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield renewed his push to require Congress to set a six month deadline for U S military withdrawal from South Vietnam. He aimed to attach the end the war measure to a $21 billion missiles and weapons funding bill, noting a prior Senate approval but House opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
Mansfield
House
White House
Indochina
Hurricane Ginger becomes oldest on record with new advisory
The National Hurricane Center issued its 73rd advisory as Ginger strengthened but drifted uncertainty. It set a record for the most advisories on a hurricane, surpassing Inga which had 72 advisories in 1969.
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Ginger
Miami
National Hurricane Center
Inga
Black leaders map 72 election strategies at secret Austin talks
About 50 Black elected officials and strategists from across the U S wrapped two weeks of closed sessions in Northlake Illinois proposing to meet again in 30 to 60 days and to hold regional gatherings. They formed five committees to fundraise plan future meetings and draft strategy papers.
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Austin Scott Northlake
Ill
National Assembly For
Senate Opens Hearings on Freedom of Press
Senate subcommittee begins hearings on press freedom with Sen. James B. Pearson stressing the right of newsmen not to disclose confidential sources as essential to unfettered news dissemination.
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U.S. Senate
Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Senate
Public Meeting In Los Molinos On School Bonds
A public meeting to discuss the upcoming school bond election in Los Molinos will be held Thursday at Los Molinos Elementary School. The bond election is set for Oct. 5 with residents from Vina Los Molinos and Tehama urged to attend.
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Los Molinos
Vina
Tehama
School Unification Study Set For Oct 28 Evening
The Tehama County school unification study aims to chart the county's path under state requirements. Bill Davis says the final session will be held October 28 at 8 p.m. in the county school office in Red Bluff with public access.
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Tehama County
Bill Davis
Red Bluff
Corning
Weather Forecast With Rain Tonight And Tomorrow
Increasing clouds today with occasional rain expected tonight and tomorrow. Highs near 68 today and 78 tomorrow, lows around 48 tonight, 53 yesterday. Precipitation probability 100 percent tonight and 90 percent tomorrow. Snow levels 5000 feet Sierra Nevadas and 3500 feet Siskiyous Shasta area. River levels listed for Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Woodson Bridge. Sunset 6 57 pm and sunrise 6 03 am PDT.
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Siskiyous-Shasta
Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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