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ByJulieZeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF The new Tehama County marketing plan sparked some discussion amongst the Board of Supervisors before it was approved unanimously to be sent out for certification. State code requires that the plan be reviewed and certified by a qualified licensing agent prior to adoption, said Principal Jobs Development Coordinator Caylyn Brown. She was able to negotiate a deal for a 50 percent reduction in cost with a previous associate from the Sacramento area, Three Fold Communication. Brown gave a brief presenta- tion to update the board on the two phases of the plan following which Supervisor Candy Carlson said she was not comfortable with TEHAMA COUNTY Supervisors OK marketing plan for certification By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF The Red Bluff Po- lice Department is seeking help from the community in identify- ing suspects involved in a robbery reported about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 300 block of Gilmore Road. Police logs show a woman called at 6:35 p.m. to report her boyfriend had been robbed within the last 20 minutes, but he was able to get away and drive to her residence in the 400 block of Wiltsey Road. The victim, identified as Regulo Gonsalez, 27, of Red Bluff was sit- ting in his car, which was parked on Gilmore Road, waiting to meet a friend of his, Sgt. Mike Graham said in a press release. While Gonsalez waited, two men with several tatoos and wearing dark pants and no shirts approached him. One man pulled out a pistol and pointed it at Gon- ROBBERY Police seek help finding robbery suspects By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com DN_Heather on Twitter RED BLUFF The Red Bluff Mu- nicipal Airport's restaurant, the Hangar Cafe, was forced to close about a month ago due to envi- ronmental health and structural compliance issues. "There are a number of defi- ciencies in the existing restau- rant," City Manager Richard Crabtree said. "It is not Ameri- cans with Disability Act compli- ant." Crabtree said the city is in the process of selecting a contractor to rebuild the restaurant so that it does meet the ADA requirements. The new restaurant will be moved downstairs with an existing avi- ation museum moving upstairs. Public Works Director Bruce Henz said the city has received bids that are over the budget by 30 percent. He expects to have an- other estimated bid at the next council meeting on Aug. 4. MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Reconstructionclosescafe By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF Bend Elementary School alumnus Chad Bushnell is giving back to his school in a concert scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, at the school, 22270 Bend Ferry Road. "Chad is an alumni of the Bend School and is putting the concert on for free to sup- port the school," teacher Jenny Walker said. "It's to help sup- port and grow our music pro- gram at Bend. We want to get a new sound system and it will go toward that and also assem- blies and the general program." Walker says she hopes the school can raise about $1,000 to put toward the music pro- gram. Bushnell got his start in the school's music program, which provided teachers for an elec- tive classes a few times a week, said Donna Bushnell, Chad's mother. The program and the musi- cals held at the school are what inspired both Chad and his sis- ter, Chelsey, to pursue studying music at various levels and ul- timately led to Chad pursuing a career in music, Donna said. Tickets for the event will be $10 each with additional opportunities to support the school provided through a bar- becue dinner prior to the con- cert. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. and will cost about $5 for a hamburger or hot dog meal. Chad Bushnell merchan- dise, including CDs and hats, will be available at the concert. Trisha Ferguson, a national fiddle champion, and music teacher Abbie Ehorn will open the show. Those who are not familiar with Bushnell, who has been singing for local events for a number of years, can listen to his recent release "Dance Her FUNDRAISER CHAD BUSHNELL PERFORMS AT BEND COURTESYPHOTO Bend School alumnus Chad Bushnell, le , is pictured with future Bend Broncos Brady Walker, Kesler Smart and Karson Janssen, seventh grade student Kaylee King and alumni Chelsey Bushnell, Kenzie Moore and Kolton King. Community.....A3 A&E..................A5 Opinion............A6 Lifestyles........ A7 Sports.............. B1 Weather ........B12 INDEX Author will sign his new children's book, "Pinky and Thunder, Royal Rhinos of Africa," Saturday. PAGEA5 A & E Booksigningscheduled at Book Barn Saturday The NAMI Tehama County chapter will be holding a free class to teach the public about mental illness. PAGE A3 COMMUNITY Free class to teach about mental illness Mullah Mohammad Omar was reported to have died two years ago in a hospital while manhunts continued. PAGE B10 HUNTED FUGITIVE Taliban leader reclusive in life and death The top-earner within the UC system and among all state workers was Jim Mora, head UCLA football coach. PAGE A4 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Coaches, doctors top earners on campus Veryhot High: Low: 111 74 PAGE B12 Closurecomesa erreopeningearlierthisyear The Hangar Cafe at Red Bluff Municipal Airport is temporarily closed for reconstruction. HEATHER HOELSCHER - RED BLUFF DAILY NEWS JULIE ZEEB - DAILY NEWS Bend School alumnus Chad Bushnell is pictured at the Shasta District Fair, where he opened for Bryan White. 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