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8B – Daily News – Wednesday, March 23, 2011 NEED PAINT? Tehama County has a FREE paint swap for County residents! You can donate leftover latex paint to the paint swap at the Tehama County/Red Bluff Landfill, or you can take home paint that someone else has donated. It’s a great way to reuse leftover paint, and a great bargain, too! Donate Paint • Latex only • Paint can must have a label • Paint can must be rust and dent-free and have a tight fitting lid Pick up Paint • Tehama County residents 18 years or older • Free! Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, Saturdays & Sundays 8am-2:30pm Location: Tehama County/Red Bluff Landfill, 19995 Plymire Road, Red Bluff Donation Limit: Maximum of 15 gallons per customer, per day, space permitting. Funded by a grant from the Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle). For more information, call 528-1103 NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks edged lower Tues- day, ending a three-day rally that had lifted the Dow Jones industrial aver- age above 12,000 for the first time since an earth- quake hit Japan more than a week ago. The Dow dipped 17.90 points to close at 12,018.63. The broader Standard & Poor’s 500 index fell 4.61, or 0.4 per- cent, to 1,293.77. The Nas- daq composite index fell 8.22, or 0.3 percent, to 2,683.87. Stocks edge lower after a three-day rally Wall Street A day with such little change for stocks has been rare so far in March. The Dow has moved up or down by at least 100 points in four of the five previous trading days. Develop- ments in Japan’s nuclear crisis and the violence in Libya have been driving the volatility. The Dow jumped 3.6 percent over the previous three days, its biggest gain since September. That has nearly brought the Dow back to its close of 12,044 on March 11, the day the earthquake struck Japan. ‘‘We’ve had a really nice rally off the lows, but I think there are too many uncertainties still revolving around Libya and the recovery in Japan to give people the confidence to break the market through 1,300 on the S&P,’’ said Carlton Neel, senior port- folio partner at Virtus Investment Partners. Crude oil prices, a major source of concern since mid-February, rose $1.88 to settle at $104.97 per bar- rel. Oil briefly topped $105 on concerns that conflicts in the Middle East could pinch oil supplies as demand begins to rise. Among the most active stocks, online video and DVD provider Netflix Inc. climbed 4 percent to $221.39. Credit Suisse upgraded the company on expectations it will expand its services overseas. Stocks climbed consis- tently between Sept. 1 and Feb. 18, when the Dow closed at 12,391. That was the highest close since June 5, 2008. Stocks have dropped since then on worries that uprisings in Libya and across the Mid- dle East could disrupt oil supplies. The earthquake-tsunami disaster in Japan and the crisis at the country’s nuclear plants that fol- lowed also sent stocks lower, though stocks in Japan and the U.S. have recovered in recent days on signs that the situation at the plants is stabilizing. Falling shares outnum- bered rising ones by a four- to-three margin on the New York Stock Exchange. Consolidated trading vol- ume was 3.7 billion shares. What local morning TV News broadcast is the most watched in Tehama County? Q. Which LOCAL news show did you watch on TV yesterday morning? (Check all that apply) ROUND-UP Red Bluff Weekend - Events Itinerary and Guide - 7,000 copies Published as an insert to The Daily News Wednesday, April 13 2,000 additional local distribution through Sunday April 17: Restaurants ★ Hotels ★ Weekend Event Sites Participating Local Businesses ★ Fairgrounds This magazine-size special section will reach and excite those folks already planning to attend Red Bluff’s “crown jewel” event – and the final Community events leading up to it; the mixer, the parade and more. Distribution will be through the Daily News, with additional freestanding distribution to reach non-subscribers and visitors. Here’s a low-cost, last minute option to “brand” your business with the Round-Up, and let folks from out of town know that you’re here – particularly valuable for restaurants, hotels and western-oriented retail businesses. Deadline for Space Reservations: Monday, April 4 at 5 PM ! Contact your Daily News Advertising Rep TODAY! 527-2151 D NEWSAILY RED BLUFF TEHAMACOUNTY Survey Projection on Respondents 48,000 Tehama County Adults 18 or over KVYN NBC 24 25.7% KRCR ABC 7 30.5% KHSL CBS 12 22.9% Did not Watch Morning TV News 39.0% 12,336 14,640 10,992 18,720 A complete copy of results of the 2010 Tehama County Media Use Study may be downloaded online from http://www2.redbluffdailynews.com/special_section/180/ The 2010 Tehama County MEDIA USE STUDY The Tehama County Media Use Study was completed in December 2010. Questionnaires were distributed through the Red Bluff - Tehama County Chamber of Commerce, and published as full page survey forms in the MVP Direct Mail weekly insert delivery package, and in The Daily News. 105 unduplicated surveys were completed by Tehama County residents and submitted to the Chamber of Commerce. The sponsor of the survey, the Daily News, was not revealed in survey instructions or by the Chamber of Commerce until after the survey was completed. Copies of survey results and details on methodology are also available from The Daily News. Email advertise@redbluffdailynews.com for a .pdf copy, or call (530) 527-2151 x132 and a copy will be faxed or mailed to you.