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TheAssociatedPress LIVEOAK Authoritieshavefound the truck belonging to a 20-year- old northern California college student who has been missing since last Thursday. KCRA reported that the Toyota Tacoma truck belongs to Alycia "Aly" Leane Yeoman. It was located in a rural field about 50 miles north of Sacra- mento. Yeoman was last seen since about 11 p.m. last Thursday leav- ing a home about 10 miles from where the truck was found. Authorities say the truck went down a levee and got stuck in the mud off. Investigators found one pair of footprints near the truck. They do not believe foul play was involved, at this time. Police continue to investigate. Information from: KCRA-TV. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Missing Ca lif or ni a woman's truck found in field By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter RED BLUFF A collision resulting in one injury person occurred just after noon Tuesday involving two vehicles outside Banner Bank on Main Street near Cedar Street. A Red Bluff Police Department Officers saidit appearedthedriver in the Chevy Cruze pulled out of the bank's drive-through bank- ing area into northbound traffic on Main Street and collided with a white Chevy pick-up truck. The driver of the Cruze spun out and landed sideways blocking a north- bound and southbound lane. Traffic was blocked in both di- rections for about an hour after the collision occurred. The driver in the Cruze suf- fered minor injuries. Emergency Medical Techni- cians and the Red Bluff fire and police departments were on scene to assist. The collision was still under in- vestigation Tuesday. RED BLUFF Main Street collision leaves one injured By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter REDBLUFF A study session meet- ing to discuss pharmaceutical drug disposal options was held Tuesday with the Tehama County Board of Supervisors and mem- bers of the Tehama, Red Bluff and Corning city councils present. The elected leaders discussed pharmaceutical drugs and sharps disposal programs implemented in other counties in California and the possibility of drafting a disposal program ordinance in Tehama County and its respective cities. Direction was not given to staff from the three cities or the county, however, the topic will be brought back for consideration. The ordinance would require manufacturers of pharmaceuti- cal drugs and sharps to develop, fund and manage a drug take- back program and installation of kiosks at local pharmacies for the disposal. The kiosks would be vol- untary, but take back envelopes may be required at pharmacies for smaller amounts. In recent years, Mexico, Can- ada and counties across Cali- fornia have passed safe drug and sharps disposal ordinances, which require pharmaceutical companies to manage and pay for the collection and disposal of unwanted medications or used home-generated medical sharps, according to the board of super- visors agenda report. These new ordinances make it easier for res- idents to properly dispose of their prescription medications and used sharps at convenient loca- tions. If and when an ordinance is passed it could take as little as 6 months to get the program HEALTH Countydiscussesdrugdisposal By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter REDBLUFF The Tehama County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved the resignation of County Counsel Arthur Wylene as well as forming an ad-hoc to look to outside recruitment for his replacement and that of Pub- lic Works Director Gary Antone. Wylene plans to work for a statewide lobby representing rural counties and Antone will retire. Wylene has been with the county for 14 years, joining the county counsel office as a dep- uty in May 2003 before promot- ing to assistant county counsel in November 2006. He became county counsel in January of 2012. Wylene's contract states that 90 days notice is required for resignation and he plans to re- sign effective May 14, said Te- hama County Chief Administra- tor Bill Goodwin. "As I indicated in my (resigna- tion) letter, I have been selected to be the first in-house coun- sel for Rural County Represen- tatives of California," Wylene said. "They do good work rep- resenting 35 counties and I have been doing some pro-bono work for them for nine years. I'm very honored they have selected me. I don't see it as leaving Te- hama County, but an opportu- nity to continue to serve Tehama County. It's a chance to fight bat- tles in Sacramento rather than here." Goodwin said it was "with sadness but good wishes" he rec- ommended the board to accept the resignation. "Many people don't know this, but county counsels all over consult Arthur (Wylene) and of the 58 counties there are only six county counsel offices con- sidered top notch, and Arthur's is one of them," said Supervisor Bob Williams, who serves as the 2017 RCRC chairman. "I've even been told he's the top of the top notch. RCRC's gain is our loss, TEHAMA COUNTY CO UN TY C OU NS EL A ND P UB LI C WORKS DIRECTOR TO MOVE ON JULIEZEEB–DAILYNEWS The resignation of Tehama County Counsel Arthur Wylene, top le , was approved by the Tehama County Board of Supervisors. Community.....A3 Weather ..........B6 Lifestyles........A6 Opinion............A4 Sports.............. B1 Daily Break......B2 INDEX Have a great day, Gary Smith GOOD MORNING U DowJones 20,689.24 (+39.03) U S&P 500 2360.16 (+1.32) U Nasdaq 5898.61 (+3.93) BUSINESS Arrests of people caught sneaking into the United States across the border plummeted in March. PAGE A5 IMMIGRATION ArrestsatMexico border plummeting The White House is accusing the Obama administration for spying on Trump during and a er the election. PAGE B4 SURVEILLANCE Obama aide denies use of intel to spy on Trump Antone has served as Tehama County Public Works director for 12 years, having served for 19 years prior to that as Red Bluff Public Works director and 15 years prior to that in private practice. Safe disposal is necessary to prevent drugs from being stockpiled in homes, where they can be abused, or improperly discarded, which can contaminate the environment or cause danger to the public. DRUGS PAGE 5 COUNTY PAGE 5 Check out what's going on in your neighborhood and the community. 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