Coast Guard probes sinking of 104 foot yacht Friendship II
Coast Guard board to hear Vice Admiral Gerald F. Bogan and crew in a routine inquiry into the loss of the 104 foot luxury yacht Friendship II, 600 miles off California. The yacht, owned by Frank Gard Jameson, sank after taking on water from a leak. five student crew and one hired sailor were aboard. The vessel was uninsured and valued at about 220000 dollars.
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Gerald F. Bogan
Coast Guard Board of
California
Coronan
Frank Gard Jameson
Honolulu
William Stach
Newport Beach
Edward Gilchrist
Hawaii
Friendship Il
Jameson
Pasadena
la Jolla
Two Inmates Escape Norco Drug Center
Two inmates fled the California Rehabilitation Center in Norco over the weekend citing personal problems. Robert N. Cunningham 36 and Pablo A. Vargas 35 escaped between 6 and 11 p.m. Saturday and Sunday morning respectively. Authorities say details are unclear and a wide area search is underway with police and sheriff units assisting.
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Norco
Norcoq
California Rehabilitation Center
Robert N. Cunningham
Pablo A. Vargas
Vargas
Fresno County
Norco Center
Harold Bradley
Corona Police Department
Riverside County
Riverside County Supervisors Approve 1963-64 Tax Cut Plan
The Riverside County Board approved a property tax cut for 1963-64 tied to higher assessed valuations and federal state subsidies. The measure allows a rate up to $2.03 per $100 with $9,903,015 allocated, while a board member proposed further cuts to drop to $1.98 but others rejected the move.
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Riverside County of Supervisors
William E. Jones
Vacat ioner's letter reaches destination in Birmingham
A letter from a vacationer who has just returned home arrived at its destination in Birmingham England despite a quirky address. The note read The Manager double fronted shop Halfway Down High Street on Woolworth's side selling transistors etc and with gas lighter 12 shillings ll pence in first window High Street Burr'am-on-Sea.
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Birmingham
England
UPI
High Street
Woolworth’s
Burr’am-on-Sea
Leprechauns Reported Dancing at Corona Civic Center Grounds
Edmond O'Brien deputy district attorney noted a circular Fairy Ring of mushrooms on the lawn between Corona city hall and the police department. He explained the ring, about 20 feet across, forms as mushrooms sprout and roots extend, killing the grass inside.
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Corona Civic Center Grounds
Edmond O'Brien
City Hall
Police Department
O'Brien
Ireland
Officials confirm non-profit basis for Corona Hospital operation
Loma Linda University officials announced Corona Hospital would be run by an independent non profit corporation. The Hialeah Corp of Florida will operate the hospital as a community service under a lease, with no academic ties to Loma Linda University. Dr. Schnepper and hospital owners the Hermans arranged an irrevocable gift to the university, which will manage real estate but not hospital administration. A Florida administrator is to arrive in mid September to begin work.
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Loma—Linda
Corona
John Schnepper
Corona Hospital
Godfrey T. Anderson
Hialeah Corp
Florida
H. E. Herman
Loma Linda University
University
Hialeah, Corp
Anderson
Corona Medical Institution
Hermans
David Hinshaw
University School of Medicine
City Faces Multiple Iffy Sewage Expansion Questions
Public Works Director Dale Wilson outlined potential sewer issues for Corona and surrounding areas. Key factors include a possible 2 million dollar bond for plant expansion, annexation effects from Coronita, Home Gardens growth, and a 4 million expansion in 1975 if projections hold. Planning may require a three year window to study, plan, bond, and build.
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Corona
Public Works
Dale Wilson
Wilson
West Riverside County
Koebig and
Koebig, Inc
Los Angeles
Coronaires Forecast Brings Mostly Sunny Skies Tomorrow
The weatherman predicts mostly sunny skies for the Coronaires tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs in the 90s and lows around the 60s are expected tonight and tomorrow.
Justice Douglas Weds Joan Martin In Quiet Williamsport Ceremony
In Williamsport New York Justice William C Douglas and government employee Miss Joan C Martin were married today in a discreet ceremony. The union marks a notable personal milestone for the Supreme Court justice.
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Supreme Court
Washington
UPI
William C. Douglas
Joan C. Martin
Williamsport
N.Y
Carpet theft at Mission Street site big damage
Corona police report thieves stole a 12 by 123 foot beige nylon carpet weighing 800 pounds from a construction site garage at 286 Mission. A prior night another carpet 30 feet long was taken. Total loss about 400 dollars.
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Corona
Dave Motter
Mission
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