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TheAssociatedPress SACRAMENTO As the deadline approaches for Gov. Jerry Brown to release his revised budget pro- posal, Senate Republicans are advocating a series of tax breaks they say would help low-income families. GOP lawmakers said at a Capi- tol news conference Tuesday that their proposals would make Cali- fornia a more affordable place to live. They want to cap property taxes for seniors and disabled mil- itary veterans, create a weekend- long sales tax holiday for school supplies and allow people to use pre-tax dollars to save for a down payment on a home, among other proposals. Republicans say their ideas would keep money in the hands of low-income people instead of redistributing it through state programs. The Democratic governor has until May 15 to propose a revised spending plan. CALIFORNIA GOPpushes tax credits as budget work heats up Staff report CORNING Officers from the Corn- ing Police Department, Tehama County Probation Department and Sheriff's Office responded Monday to the 900 block of Toomes Avenue where a suspect, who was involved in a residential burglary of several guns, was lo- cated. Officers were following up on information regarding a residen- tial burglary that happened some- time over the weekend when the suspect, Cesar Macedo, 25, of Corning was seen. Officers saw Macedo attempt- ing to flee out the back door and then retreat into the residence on Toomes Avenue, according to the press release issued Tuesday by the Corning Police Depart- ment. Officers were able to contact CRIME Corning man arrested a er armed standoff By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF Several hours of dis- cussion Tuesday led to a motion to separate two portions of a zon- ing ordinance and revise the or- dinance itself during the Te- hama County Board of Supervi- sors meeting. The ordinance was re-writ- ten to pertain only to the re- moval of a mobile home overlay that allowed older mobile homes to be placed on lots. Its removal would prohibit Rancho Tehama residents from putting in mobile homes more than 10 years old, af- ter a 30-day period. That was ap- proved 5-0. Much of Tuesday's discussion centered on the mobile home overlay. A packet of 38 e-mails and letters received by the county be- tween Monday evening and Tues- day morning was submitted into the public hearing record. The majority were in favor of remov- ing the mobile home overlay, said Chief Administrator Bill Good- win. There was one letter signed by many individuals who were against removing it. Of those present, Lupe Green was the only Rancho Tehama res- ident in favor of the overlay re- moval. Green said she asked su- pervisors to consider what the older mobile homes do to the value of the few stick built homes as well as the fire hazard pre- sented by the mobiles. Regarding complaints about a lack of notice, she said residents all received a newsletter from the home own- ers association keeping them up- dated on meetings and agendas regarding the mobile home over- lay. Rancho Tehama board mem- bers Ruth Haskell and Paula Skubic both spoke against the removal of the overlay, arguing older mobiles should be allowed in Rancho Tehama. "If the ordinance goes through, it will do harm," Skubic said. "We have already lost over 100 resi- dents in the last two years who can't pay lot dues and we don't know about it until they don't pay.... You'll be taking away a com- munity that, while I won't say it was vibrant, was a community." The removal of the overlay would put a lot of people on the streets and prevent those in cri- sis from pulling themselves out, Haskell said. County Counsel Arthur Wylene said the overlay removal will only affect any new mobile homes com- ing into the Rancho Tehama area. RANCHO TEHAMA Oldermobilehomestoberestricted Staff report @redbluffnews on Twitter CORNING Brisk, windy weather did not keep the annual Corning Relay For Life event from hap- pening Saturday and into Sun- day as cancer survivors, family, friendsandcommunitymembers gathered at the Corning Union High School track. The event, which is run for 24 hours to symbolize the fact that cancer never sleeps and the fight against it is a 24-hour bat- tle, raises funds for the American Cancer Society. "It was a great event and our Relay event went very well," said event lead Trudy Metcalf. "We had 13 teams participate and over 500 participants at- tend the event. We had more than 50 survivors and raised more than $12,000 with more money still coming in. Our lu- minaria was probably one of the best ones yet." For those who missed the Corning Relay For Life there is still another chance to partici- pate in a Tehama County event with the Red Bluff Relay For Life happening May 20-21 at the Vista Middle School Track. The Red Bluff event will celebrate its 18th year in 2016. For more information on the Red Bluff Relay, call Shellie Gre- goire at 342-8365 or write to event chairwoman Jackie Doug- las at jdouglas64@gmail.com. Informationalsoisavailableat www.relayforlife.org/redbluffca. CORNING RELAY FOR LIFE RAISES $12K FOR CANCER SOCIETY CONTRIBUTEDPHOTO Michael Weston walks the track Saturday night at the Corning Relay For Life event. Community.....A3 Business .........A4 Lifestyles........A5 Opinion............A6 Sports.............. 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