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Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

Page

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Dutch Proposal Aims to Delay Gold Price Rise

Dutch Finance Minister R J Nelissen proposes a temporary compromise to delay raising the official U S gold price above 35 dollars an ounce. The plan seeks a lower dollar value versus major currencies and a provisional set of par values for global currencies. First U S reactions were cool as IMF talks continued.

Carl Hartman Washington U. S R. J. Nelissen Nelissen White House Carl Klasen West Ger Man Federal Bank United States International Monetary Fund IMF Nixon Treasury Department Klasen IMFS

Fire Alarm System Breaks Down In First Heavy Rain

Red Bluff firefighters chased a phony alarm after a short in the automatic transmitter. Alarms at Albers Milling Company, Lariat Bowl, Brentwood Nursing Home and Tehama General Hospital triggered by faulty wiring due to heavy rain. A real fire on Monroe Street caused $100 damage from a child’s mattress fire.

Red Bluff Albers Milling Company Madison Street Lariat Bowl Brentwood Nursing Home Tehama General Hospital Monroe Street

Nichols Refuses to Resign Over Community Action Fight

Wallace Nichols a long time PG and E employee opposes Tehama County support for a Community Action program. He says he has no intention to resign and would fight the program even if it means welfare. He cites a letter from Fred Feagin claiming efforts to crush the poor and demand his transfer. Nichols denies harming anyone and offers to aid local needy residents.

Wallace Nichols Pacific Gas and Electric Company Tehama County Nichols Fred Feagin Red Bluff Feagin Fight Against Community Action Agency Washington Sacramento

World News In Brief Protest On Yom Kippur In San Francisco

A thousand people left Congregation Beth Sholom for a silent Yom Kippur procession protesting the treatment of Jews in Russia. Rabbi Saul White cited life and death as a possible factor in breaching worship customs.

San Francisco Russia Beth Sholom Saul White

Neither Party Wins Clear-Cut Victory In Court Action

Acting Superior Court Judge Richard Abbe ruled on two conflicting petitions regarding Evelyn Purdie of the El Camino Irrigation District. She may remain assessor treasurer under strict supervision by CPA Gregg Frey. Abbe said the civil court will not remove an elected official. Purdie and a former district director were indicted by Tehama County grand jury.

Superior Court Richard W. Abbe Evelyn Purdie el Camino Irrigation Dist Will Gregg Frey James R. Blackwood Red Bluff Shasta County Abbe Purdie Tehama County

Spartan Band Trip Aided By Auction

Red Bluff merchants organized an auction at the Tehama Totem Fairgrounds to raise funds for sending the Spartan Band and drill team to Roseburg Oregon for Veterans Day events. The sale features donated items from local businesses with proceeds supporting the trip and a Jaycee sponsored dance. Roy Hatfield’s band will provide music for the Saturday night event.

Red Bluff Roseburg Ore Tehama Totem Fairgrounds Emblem Club Jaycee Cal- Gas Carmichael’s Joe’s Arco Rotary Club Zuckweiler’s Fickert & Pascoe Mortuary Mount Lassen American Legion Jaycees Royce Hatfield

Series Of Thefts In Red Bluff Area Aggravates Police

A wave of thefts in Red Bluff prompted police action. Illinois visitor Raymond Halicki reported $400 of clothes stolen from a locked car at the Hyatt Lodge Motel on Antelope Boulevard. Deborah H. Collins said a suitcase was taken from her vehicle at the Antelope Shopping Center. G. W. Cassel reported a missing fire extinguisher from a car on Walton Avenue. Ruth Flory reported a deer carcass stolen from her Tanbark Drive garage. Jeanette Scott found her car battery stolen from Red Bluff High School parking on Walton Avenue.

Red Bluff Raymond Halicki Illinois Hyatt Lodge Antelope Boulevard Deborah H. Collins Rio Vista Avenue Antelope Shopping Center G.W. Cassel Walton Avenue Ruth Flory Tanbark Drive Jeanette Scott Red Bluff High School

Flue Fire damages El Camino home near Highway 99W

Cinders from a flue caused an estimated 300 dollars of damage to a 10 by 10 hole in the roof of a single story home owned by Lee Teeter in the El Camino District Yesterday morning five fire units from Tehama Rural Fire Department and Richfield Volunteers responded The Forestry Division reported its Shingletown station lost power and communications after a power transformer was struck in the blaze The article also notes a separate AP report urging a boycott of a Vietnamese presidential election in Saigon for the opposition slugfest

Lee Teeter el Camino Tehama Rural Fire Department Richfield Volunteers Highway Division of Forestry

Three Hurt In Weather Caused Accidents In Tehama County

Two separate crashes on Highway 36 and Highway 36E near Red Bluff and Lassen Park Road left three people seriously injured. Camille Wing Boyd and Warren Boyd, siblings in law of Daily News editor Lou Walthers, were hospitalized after a rain related crash. Tommy Joe Swanger of Crescent Mills hit a parked vehicle in snow injuring Louis A. McDonald of Corning who was treated in Chester.

Ceres Calif Beegum Road Red Bluff Jackson San Quentin George Jackson Louis Nelson Nelson Tehama Camille Wing Boyd Warren Dale Boyd St Elizabeth Community Hospital Mercy Hospital Redding Daily News Lou Walthers Walthers Highway Lassen Park Road Tommy Joe Swanger Crescent Mills Swanger Louis A. McDonald Corning Seneca Community Hospital Chester

London Paper Names Super Spy

The Foreign Office identified the Soviet defector in London as Oleg Lyalin of the Soviet Trade Commission. His defection prompted expulsion orders against 90 London Soviets and bans for 15 others. He faced a drunken driving charge from a month prior, tied to court records.

London The Foreign Office England Soviet Trade Commission Oleg Lyalin Lyalin London Daily Express Linline

Trustee Districts Established For Proposed School Unification

Tehama County education official Bill Davis outlines possible trustee districts for a Red Bluff Union High School unification and a Corning unification. Combined districts would each elect one trustee, with Red Bluff-Reed Creek forming a two trustee district. Capay status undecided. A Oct 5 meeting will discuss tax leveling and bond handling across the new unified districts.

Bill Davis Tehama County Dept. of Education Red Bluff Union High School Bend Evergreen Manton,Mineral Plum Valley Paynes Creek Manton Manton-Mineral Antelope Gerber Lassen View Red Bluff Reeds Creek Reed Creek Corning Capay Tehama-Glenn Counties Davis Flournoy

Tax Compromise Nears Between Reagan and Democrats

In Sacramento secret talks between Gov. Reagan and Democratic leaders edge toward a major tax agreement. A top Democrat predicts a new tax proposal could cut the average homeowner’s property tax by about 20 percent while adding several new levies. Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti cites a major breakthrough and a shift plan replacing prior sales tax increases. Key figures promise no details until final agreement, with totals ranging from 1 billion to 1.8 billion in new taxes and up to 485 million in increases.

Sacramento Reagan Assembly Bob Moretti Moretti

Weather Forecast and River Readings

Fair tonight and tomorrow with northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs near 68 today and 72 tomorrow, lows around 50 tonight. Saturday outlook fair with snow level at 3,500 feet. River levels list Lake Red Bluff 15.6 feet Bend Bridge 20.7 Tehama 203.1 Woodson Bridge 168.1. Sunset tonight 6:53 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:05 a.m. PDT.

Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Woodson Bridge

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