Tehama Supervisors Put CAA On Probation
Tehama County supervisors placed the quad county Community Action Agency on probation after a lengthy session. The board debated funding and the umbrella program involving Tehama Lassen Modoc and Plumas counties with OEO counsel. A motion to terminate Tehama’s participation failed for lack of a second, while officials said audits and public access to expenses remain standard.
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John Glenn
Tehama County
Quad-County Community Action Agency
CAA
Shannon Patterson
Art Collins
Tehama
Patterson
Hugh D. Warton III
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
San Francisco
Warton
Modoc
Plumas
Quad-Counties
Duane Hill
Quad County
Red Bluff VFW Disputes Over Fund Drive for Medical Equipment
Veteran of Foreign Wars leaders in Red Bluff clash over a magazine subscription fund drive to buy beds walkers and wheelchairs for Tehama County patients Otis Culp current post commander supports continuing equipment aid while Mason Metherd longtime equipment chair questions needs and complains about funding transparency He notes beds and other devices are available through welfare channels and insurance and urges limiting outreach to Red Bluff area
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Colin Davies
Red Bluff
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mason Metherd
Otis Culp
Veterans Memorial Hall
Elm Street
Metherd
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
National Services
Culp
Tehama
Tehama County
DIY Financing Proposed For Tehama County Jail Plan
Tehama County supervisors favor a do it yourself approach to funding a new 1.2 million jail. District Attorney Henry Goff Jr cites reserve funds and the building fund to cover remaining costs while seeking a federal grant. Revenue bonds are dismissed as costly for such a small project.
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Tehama County
Henry Goff Jr
Goff
School Board Rules on Transfers at Red Bluff High
Red Bluff High School trustees denied transfers for Dennis Beers Jeff Coulter and Hijinio Rodriguez while granting Connie and Mike Brewer and Edward and Michael Adams requests. Directors cited prior attendance at Los Molinos High School and district policy, with Barber voting to grant for all cases. Air conditioning upgrades for 16 classrooms and the library remained unresolved as Peters urged a prohibition on something unspecified.
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Lou Walther
Los Molinos High School
Red Bluff High School
Los Molinos
Dennis Beers
Jeff
Barber
Robert Russell
Harold Lucas
William Bouett
Glen D. Smith
Pentagon to Announce New Induction Quotas
The Pentagon plans to resume the draft with a new induction quota for October to December. Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Friedheim said the three month total will be under 15,000. This year’s draft is expected to fall below 100,000, a level not reached since 1962.
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Washington
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
Police Probe Disappearance of Stereo Tape Player
Red Bluff police investigate the theft of a $70 Audivox stereo tape player from Western Auto at 620 Main Street. Owner-manager Earl Thompson says it was part of an advertising display on the front counter and the store sees high walk-in traffic.
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Red Bluff
Western Auto
Earl Thompson
Main Street
Forestry Crews Fight Blaze Near Tehama California
California Division of Forestry crews battled a morning fire off Highway 99W between Proberta and Corning. The blaze burned near Smith and Hamilton Avenues between Tehama and the highway, with dispatch reports guiding suppression efforts.
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California Division of Forestry
Proberta
Corning
Smith and
Hamilton Avenues
Tehama
Thieu orders shoot to kill rioters as border counteroffensive grows
In Saigon, President Nguyen Van Thieu ordered police to shoot to kill rioters endangering lives. On the frontier, thousands of South Vietnamese reinforcements and U S bombers mounted a counteroffensive to reopen a 30 mile stretch of highway cut by North Vietnamese forces along the South Vietnam Cambodia border.
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Saigon
F.es
Nguyen van Thieu
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U. S
Indochina
Nixon seeks 2.25 million for Tehama Colusa Canal
President Nixon asked Congress to approve an additional 2.25 million for Tehama Colusa Canal reaches 3 and 4 in Glenn County. Congress has already approved 1.297 million with the rest partly earmarked for Thames Creek siphon cleanup and Tehama County canal work.
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Washington, D. C
Nixon
Congress
Tehama- Colusa Canal
Glenn County
Harold T
Bizz” Johnson
Johnson
Thames Creek
Tehama County
Education Meeting Date Is Changed
Tehama County Department of Education rescheduled its monthly meeting after failing to reach a quorum. The session will begin at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the county schools office on Main Street.
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Tehama County
Weather forecast and river readings for Tehama County
Cloudy with showers today in Tehama County and partly cloudy with showers possible tomorrow. Highs near 68 today and 70 tomorrow, lows around 53. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. River levels Bend Bridge 20.7 Lake Red Bluff 15.7 Tehama 203 Woodson Bridge 160.1. Sunset 6:55 and sunrise 7:04 PDT. Precipitation last 24 hours none season to date trace last year to date 01 normal to date 45.
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Tehama County
Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama
Woodson Bridge
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