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COURTESY Chloe, a 3-month-old Siamese-mix kitten, is up for adoption at the Tehama County Animal Care Center. PETS—ProvidingEssen- tials for Tehama Shelter — and the Tehama County An- imal Care Center will host a two-day Change A Pet's Life adoption event Friday and Saturday During the event, adopt a cat for $30 and a dog for $60 at the center, 1830 Wal- nut St. The shelter can be reached at 527-3439. All adopting families will receive a goody bag to go home with them and their new family member. PETSstrivestoimprovethe qualityoflifeforallthehome- less animals at the Tehama County Animal Care Center and in Tehama County. Members contribute time and resources, along with their partners, to support the Care Center in its mis- sion of practicing and pro- moting responsible, com- passionate care of all ani- mals, both in the center's care and in the community they serve. PETS uses Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ PETSTehama) to showcase the many wonderful ani- mals available for adoption at the center and a website, www.petstehama.org, to provide education and infor- mation. The group hopes to make a profound difference in the lives of all the home- less,abusedandneglectedan- imals in Tehama County. As a 501 (c ) 3 charitable organization, PETS is not affiliated with any govern- ment agency and all fund- ing comes from private do- nations. Questions are welcome through websites, by email petstehama@gmail.com or calling 527-8702. PETS ADOPTIONEVENT STARTS FRIDAY RED BLUFF » A 62-year-old Corning man died Tuesday while in custody at the Tehama County Jail. The Tehama County Sheriff's Office is investi- gating the death of Edward Jay Robinson, who was not found breathing around 8 a.m. Tuesday in an observation cell, according to a press re- lease issued Wednesday afternoon. Robinson reportedly caused a disturbance around 6:30 a.m. Tuesday in a housing unit, us- ing a food tray to damage a fire sprinkler, which flooded the housing unit. Officers handcuffed Robinson and took him to an observation cell in the booking area. He was checked every 13 minutes from 7:29 a.m. to 7:55 a.m., the release said. During a routine check at 8:02 a.m., jail staff found Robinson was not breathing and CPR was initiated by jail medical staff. Upon the arrival of the emergency medical personnel, they assumed life saving efforts and Robinson was transported to St. Elizabeth Com- munity Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. Robinson had been arrested and booked into the jail on Jan. 14 by the Corning Police Depart- ment for possession of a dirk/dagger, brandish- ing, trespassing and public intoxication. An autopsy is planned for Thursday to deter- mine the cause of death and the investigation is continuing. PUBLIC SAFETY Mandies while injail custody By Andre Byik abyik@redbluffdailynews.com @andrebyik on Twitter RED BLUFF » The Daly City man charged with gross ve- hicular manslaughter and driving under the influ- ence in connection with the death of a Corning man last August had his trial dates confirmed Tuesday. A nt hony E dw a rd s Stangl, 28, who appeared in Tehama County Superior Court with his attorney, Je- sus Rodriguez, is scheduled to stand trial starting Feb. 25. Stangl is expected to ap- pear in court for a trial con- firmation on Feb. 13. Stangl has pleaded not guilty. About 5:15 a.m. Aug. 30, Stangl was traveling south on Hall Road at about 60- 65 miles per hour when he allegedly ran a stop sign at South Avenue and struck an eastbound 1988 Acura driven by Alejandro Bar- rera, 45, according to the California Highway Patrol. Barrera, who was wear- ing a seat belt, was killed. Stangl was reportedly un- hurt. Stangl was arrested on suspicion of driving un- der the influence and faces charges of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxi- cated, driving under the in- fluence of alcohol or drugs causing injury and the spe- cial allegations of causing great bodily injury and hav- ing been convicted of prior serious felonies, according to online court records. Stangl remains in cus- tody. Marijuanashooting The jury trial for the three men charged with murder stemming from the 2013 shooting death of a Redding man about 16 miles west of Red Bluff was postponed Tuesday. A Tehama County judge granted a continuance in the case, and the men, Chase Alan Doulphus, Alan Duane Doulphus Jr. and Roger Sandy Bounnhaseng, all of Fresno, are expected to appear in court Feb. 17 for further proceedings and resetting, according to on- line court records. The three men are charged with murder in the death of 37-year-old Keo Oudone Vannarath of Red- ding. The authorities say Van- narath was shot Oct. 3, 2013 during a robbery attempt at a medical marijuana grow- ing operation in the 15800 block of State Route 36W. He later died from his wounds. The defendants remain in custody at the Tehama County Jail. TEHAMA COUNTY Trial date confirmed for man charged in a deadly crash By Andre Byik abyik@redbluffdailynews.com @andrebyik on Twitter RED BLUFF » The Red Bluff City Council on Tues- day appointed council members Daniele Jackson and Clay Parker to review agreements related to the Community and Senior Center here with county supervisors. The Tehama County Board of Supervisors ear- lier this month formed an ad hoc committee to look into long-standing agreements between the city and county after the City Council rejected a county request to share in a repair cost at the community center. The county replaced an air conditioning unit at the community center last July at a cost of about $47,000. County officials requested that the city of Red Bluff reimburse the county about $23,000 for the repair, but council members, pointing to a 1995 agreement, said it was the county's respon- sibility to pay for repairs. The community center, which was built by the county, sits on city-owned land that is leased to the county. The city of Red Bluff, per the 1995 agreement, also manages the community center, which has been described as a joint-use facility. RED BLUFF CITY COUNCIL Co mm un it y center talks to g o fo rw ar d Councilalsofillsvacantseat on Planning Commission Sports.............. B1 A + E ................A5 Community.....A3 Puzzles............B3 Life...................A4 Opinion............A6 Index............... ## INDEX Tax filing for most California residents can be done for free with so ware being made available by the IRS. PAGEA4 LIFESTYLES Free tax products available from state The Green Room Community Art Studio is offering a workshop for children to make their own artwork. PAGE A5 A+E Green Room to offer children's workshop The FBI has completed its investigation into the police shooting in Ferguson, Mis- souri, an official says. PAGE B4 MICHAEL BROWN FBI completes probe of Ferguson shooting House Speaker John Boehner invites Israel's prime minister to address a joint meeting of Congress. PAGE A8 CONGRESS Boehner invites Israeli leader to speak on Iran About 5:15 a.m. Aug. 30, Stangl was traveling south on Hall Road at about 60-65 miles per hour when he allegedly ran a stop sign at South Avenue and struck an eastbound 1988 Acura driven by Alejandro Barrera, 45. All adopting families will receive a goody bag to go home with them and their new family member. 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