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TUESDAY MAY 8, 2012 www.redbluffdailynews.com See Below Breaking news at: RED BLUFF May Madness in Corning Pro-Am Results SPORTS 1B Weather forecast 10B Sunny 92/59 News: Welcome to Mon- day's #TehamaLive chat. The following is an edited transcript of a live web chat held 6:30-7 p.m. Monday with District 5 county supervisor can- didate Burt Bundy: Red Bluff Daily DAILYNEWS TEHAMACOUNTY DAILY 50¢ T H E V O I C E O F T E H A M A C O U N T Y S I N C E 1 8 8 5 Live chat with supervisor candidate Burt Bundy seat. News: Bundy is running against incumbent Ron Warner for the District 5 Red Bluff Daily News: We will be joined by District 5 supervisor candidate Burt Bundy at 6:30 p.m. Red Bluff Daily Man arrested in teen stabbing A 27-year-old Red Bluff man was arrested Mon- day after Tehama County Sheriff's deputies deter- mined he cut two teens with a pocket knife. Lloyd Marshall, 27, was arrested on Dumosa Avenue after he reportedly admitted to cutting a Nicholas Porter, 19, and a 17-year-old girl on Belle Mill Road Monday, said a sheriff's press release. See TEEN, page 9A Walmart shoplifting Men caught in tried to walk out with some $2,000 in electronics and merchandise in shopping carts at Walmart Sunday morning. Security officers at the store watched the crime in progress all before 5 a.m. as the three men gathered the merchandise into shop- ping carts and pushed them to the front of the store, a Red Bluff Police press release said. Officers nabbed the suspects just outside the front of the store in their get- away car, a 2008 Kia. Anthony Richard McIn- tire, 32, and Shane Christo- pher Phipps, 37, both of Redding, and Tyler Shaver, 20, were arrested at the store. Three men reportedly release said. License plate numbers on the vehicle were covered with masking tape. Officers pulled over the Kia in the parking lot as it pulled near the doors, the release said. Phipps and McIntire were arrested with- out incident. Shaver was arrested later when he left the store and tried to blend in with store employees who were taking a break outside, the release said. Red Bluff Daily News: Dis- trict 5 covers Los Molinos, Tehama and the east side of Corning News: Bundy previously served as a supervisor from 1981- 1993. Red Bluff Daily Red Bluff Daily News: Thanks everyone for joining us today. Burt Bundy: Hi, I'm Burt Bundy and I've lived in Tehama County for about 65 years and served as a county supervisor for 12 years. business here, farmed, and worked in Tehama County all my life. Furry finds Burt Bundy: I went all through school here, owned a Burt Bundy: I believe I can represent Tehama County and District 5 well and provide a local perspective for county See CHAT, page 9A Daily News photo by Julie Zeeb The three had gathered computers, televisions and other items in the store and headed for the south side emergency doors, logs said. Shaver stayed inside the store while McIntire and Phipps went for the car, the Phipps and McIntire were each charged with con- spiracy to commit a crime and second degree burglary and booked into Tehama County Jail. Bail was set at $100,000 each. Shaver was released pending further investigation into similar crimes in other jurisdictions, the release said. Police are looking into connections between the arrested suspects and other similar cases at the Red Bluff Walmart since Janu- ary, the release said. Ruby, a former Corning Animal Shelter resident, snags a frisbee in a demonstration Saturday at the Tehama County Animal Care Center Open House. By JULIE ZEEB DN Staff Writer The Tehama County Animal Care Center Open House on Saturday resulted in about 17 pets finding their forever home and brought lots of visitors. "To sum everything up, we did a really good full which was 28 dogs and 15 cats. In May 2011, the shelter had 10 cats and 32 dogs adopted for the entire month and in April, there were seven cats and 25 dogs adopted — a low month for the care center, Storrey said. month's worth of adoptions in a week's worth of time," manager Mark Storrey said. "We also had over 300 people attend the event. I could not have been more thrilled with the success of it and I am already looking forward to an even bigger open house in 2013." Of the adoptions, there were 10 dogs and seven cats adopted on Saturday out of the total for the week, May Madness car show results By JULIE ZEEB DN Staff Writer and a move in date, orga- nizers are calling the 16th annual May Madness Car Show in Corning a suc- cess. Despite gusty winds the first year moving the date from Mother's Day Weekend to the first weekend of May we had a good turnout and every- one had a good time," Corning Chamber of Commerce Manager Valanne Cardenas said. At the Car Show Mixer "Even though it was Friday, the barbecue fundraiser brought in about $1,000 for Corning Christian Assistance, she said. the show was Ernest Hal- dorson of Orland who has spent about the last 60 years working on cars for other people, he said. Haldorson attended the Among those attending event with his son Lynn and enjoyed checking out all the vehicles while hop- ing to see a few of those he had helped paint, he Daily News photo by Julie Zeeb Ernest Haldorson, left, and his son Lynn Haldorson, both of Orland, take a look Saturday at a 1929 Ford Roadster Saturday at the May Madness Car Show in Corning. said. "There's quite a few good cars at this show," Haldorson said. 7 5 8 5 5 1 6 9 0 0 1 9 variety vehicles lined Solano Street from about Sixth Street to Fourth and the annual burnout com- petition was held on Third Street in front of City Hall and the Corning Police Department. Cars, pickups and a Luke Green took first place in burnouts with his 1974 Chevy C10 while second went to Juan Palos in his 1979 Chevy Silver- ado and Mike Kelly took third in a Chevy Pickup. Results for the show itself as provided by the Corning Chamber were as follows: Stock Car 1954 and older First Jack Blanke, Stock 1955-1965 First Daryl Alberico, 1955 Ford T-Bird; Second Steve and Cindy McClain, 1964 Comet; Third James Ruddy, 1965 1929 Ford Model A; Sec- ond Bob and Bonnie Lewis 1950 Ford; Third Darrin Duffy, 1949 Jeep Willy's The care center paid for spay and neuter procedures, which dropped the adoption price to $20 for a cat and $35-45 for a dog. Music was provided by the Blackketter Brothers band and the inaugural Mutts Strutt event was held, with care center dogs Mohawk and Campus leading the first lap. "It's a chance for those who have adopted dogs to See FURRY, page 9A Jobless rate remains high By JULIE ZEEB DN Staff Writer The Tehama County unemployment remains high at 16.1 percent, but the county has dropped one position, sitting at 40 out of 58 counties ranked. According to numbers released by the Employment Development Department, Tehama County sits just below the 16.2 percent of March 2011. The final rate for February is 15.6 percent. Glenn County, ranking 48 at 17.7 percent is the only local county at a higher rate than Tehama. Butte County is the lowest ranking at 30 with 13.8 percent unemployment, followed by Shasta County, ranking 36 with 15 percent unemployment. The five highest counties are all at 20 percent or above with Colusa and Imperial counties tied at 57 with 26.2 percent unemployment. Sutter County, 56 at 21 percent; Merced County, 55 at 20.2 percent; and Trinity County, 54 at 20 percent, round out the top three. The five lowest unemployment rates are Marin County, 7 percent; San Mateo County, 7.5 percent; San See RATE, page 9A HAVOC WITH YOUR SOCKS? toenails WREAKING Are your PODIATRY CENTER AEROFEET Painless Topical Treatment THAT REALLY WORKS. Treat your neglected nails and cracked heels with our at home SPA EXPERIENCE. 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