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   Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - June 15, 1972, Corona, California                                737-1234  June 15, 1972  Pages - 10 High grads last night popped their party poppers a little ahead of schedule but they went with a bang and the colorful streamers momentarily filled the air in the end of the The poppers were passed out just before the graduates marched onto to field with the they'd be popped on signal from Karl They were to replace the traditional cap throwing that the staff frowns The caps flew On the Nicki McCollum picks her popper out of ttre box proffered by Diane solemnity marks Norco A HEAD Boy Scouts have a with high winds while trying to hoist a 20-by-30 foot American flag in front of Hayden new plant at Smith and Riverside Freeway late At times it appeared that the billowing flag would hoist the The ceremony was part of the of the new industrial The chamber of plant officials and Ross Blandi The Scouts hanging onto the flag are Tim and Franklin 725 W. Greg and Steve 3596 Scott 1240 Kelley and Steve 1056 pay proposal ready for board school board will consider adoption of salary schedules for ajl district employes at Monday night's was reached for the certificated salary schedule after a three-hour meeting last night of the Employe certificated employes will get a cost-of-living increase of five Agreement was also reached on the disputed column five and six of the schedule requiring a master's CEC finally agreed last Supt. Charles Terrell's compromise of the column Terrell's compromise will mean that teachers will more easily move to those columns although they will still have to have master's The that requirement will require that 60 of graduate work required with the for column five The old that units had be the degree was will with 75 and not 30 units above the district employes will all also get a increase in their fringe bringing the total to per ALSO agreed that if new money is received through extra state aid or from increased taxes due to reassessments of he to salary discussions during the employes received no salary increases beyond regular step increments last and the teachers want to receive more money to help make up for Terrell will in August whether there is new money or Jack Brown noted today that the CEC agreed to accept compromise on the master's degree requirement after Terrell told that it could be discussed again next year Terrell also agreed last night on the fringe benefit increase and the additional talks in August if new money comes salary which include an average seven percent for classified will be financed the 50-cent approved by voters last at a dead in plane AP - In the second Asian air disaster a Cathay Pacific jetliner crashed in the Vietnam's central highlands apparently killing all 81 including 17 martial AP William called on the Air Force today to bring court-martial proceedings against Maj. Gen. John D. Lavelle for ordering unauthorized air strikes against North stand YORK AP - Sen. George S. accused in the campaign of being soft on drug said today he favored sentences for in narcotics strike still AP - Some 2,900 workers remained off the job today at Ford Motor assembly plant with no new talks set on employe involving health and safety companies ANGELES AP - Thirteen including four chemical and five oil have been commended for their part in helping clean up the Los Angeles Italy AP - Earth tremors jolted Ancona through the sending its 100,000 people fleeing from their One person died and scores suffered heart attacks or were falling total of 40 ranging up to the ninth degree on the Mercalli hit the port Authorities estimated the damage af more than to FRANCISCO AP - Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. announced today it will ask the state Public Utilities Commission for a 1198 million rate increase to offset the million it has been ordered to refund to bomb DIEGO A small bomb exploded at Horace Mann Junior High School shortly before graduation No one waS A fire set off by the explosion device on the roof of a covered walkway was put out by a * man arriving for of the Honor Court at the Norco High graduation last night grab their wraps in the gym following the They are Tanya Lewis and Doanne held in officers staking out the residence said they arrested two brothers who drove off in the manager's The men were booked for investigation of bank robbery and manager of Community National Bank in Buttonwillow some 25 miles west of told deputies he got a telephone call just before 4 p.m. Wednesday instructing him to bring a large amount of money from the bank to his home where and 12-year-old weri being Furman delivered the his daughter and Georgia were released officers Mrs. Bogart had been abducted earlier from a Bakersfield caifo and her car was driven to the Furman officers driving officers were liay 27, and his Carrol both as in unforgettable one-day BETTY they were in the morning sun in blue T-shirts and signing one another's transformation last night provided a contract that is unforgettable each they were again inspiring in their blue marching in td the slow measured music of the They came onto a field that suddenly had become an its grass sparkling green under the high tensity of the and friends of the graduates filled the stands and lined the edge of the pressing against restraining Flash bulbs popped and movie cameras whirred as the 274 graduates Honor Court of junior girls dressed in colored clutched their bouquets in gloved and led the class Robert said the invocation and later the Principal Earl Vaughn presented the class to Schools Supt. Charles Terrell following the speeches of Betty and principal of since it first opened its doors until he retired earlier this year because of was a special guest on the of the board of present except Cipriano who was celebrating his anniversary with his of the led by President Karl had determined before the ceremony that they would not toss their caps into the air at the end of the they all were given party poppers to explode at the appropriate and the popping came so when Daly came forward to lead the class in the there was nothing to do but toss the they signaling a wild scramble to retrieve them before the as happens every year when they marched out many graduates unfurled what they thought were diplomas only to find a blank sheet The real Diplomas are the magnet which ensures that caps and gowns will be turned in at the gym after the that all obligations to the school are paid hour after the formalities were the class loaded into buses and headed for Disneyland and a long night of relief efforts LOUISE COOK Associated Press Writer Housewives in Aircraft workers in Indians in These are a few of the people their effort and money to those left homeless and helpless by last weekend's flood in the Black Hills of South whose husband is a at the Army Adjutant General ' School at Ft. Benjamin in Indiana a telephone campaign among her husband's classmates and their Mrs. Carkhuff says she expects to have at least 1,000 pounds of housewares and clothing ready for shipment The post transportation department is providing a 24-ton Army truck to move the have a lot of my own clothes that I don't need any although they still are and those people needed Mrs. Carkhuff explaining why she started the Boeing Co. of Seattle donated and the Boeing Employes Good Fund Money from the iund will by workers in Rapid Chippewa and Indians in Michigan are responding to an appeal from Melvin White chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux in South Dakota and the Michigan Young Republicans are collecting canned goods in a relief of the donations are coming from people who know what it's like to need Chamber of Commerce of Logan W. where floods killed more than 100 persons earlier this offered to act as a liaison for local to Rapid City flood It also urged to donate as an expression of appreciation to those around the country who helped after the West Virginia Sidewalk Slants  

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