Planning director to fight condominium building here
Corona officials face a proposed condominium ordinance after Planning Consultant Simon Eisner presented a draft that defines a condominium as an undivided interest in common real property plus a separate interest in space within a building. Planning Director Harvey Stottlemyer opposes the concept, warning it could change local zoning. The council had tasked City Attorney John Ganahl to draft amendments to zoning and subdivision ordinances to accommodate condominiums.
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Corona
Simon Eisner
Harvey Stottlemyer
Stottlemyer
The
Independent
Eisner
John Ganahl
Planning Commission
Ganahl
Explosion near Berlin marks second anniversary of wall
West Berlin police reported a heavy blast on the Communist side of the Teltow Canal at 3 30 this morning sending a blue flame 45 feet into the air. The incident coincides with the second anniversary of the Berlin wall and was described as a major explosion in the border area.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Teltow
Kennedy tax-cut plan draws enthusiasm from Democrats
Congress cheers Kennedy tax relief plan outlined by Treasury Secretary Dillon. The revised formula would take effect January first and deliver a net 10.6 billion dollar tax cut for individuals and corporations, with relief phased in over two years. More relief would go to individuals and less to corporations.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Douglas Dillion
Attorney Carter Denies Basis for Malpractice Suit
Corona attorney Charles H. Carter rejects a Riverside Superior Court complaint filed by former employee Bet ty J. Cullen who alleges he failed to pay a mortgage loan and that property was sold. Cullen seeks 40 000 in value plus costs and 50 000 in punitive damages. The suit also names Carter Coudres and Courtney, formerly Carter Coudres and Ludlow.
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Corona
Charles H. Carter
Betty J. Cullen
Miss Cullen
Vallejo
Carter
Vernon R. Kerruish
Riverside Superior Court
John Lunetti
Olive
Lincoln
Lunetti
Cucamonga
Frank Danieli
Fire Fanned 135 Acres West of Corona by Brush Blaze
A brisk westerly canyon breeze fed a 135 acre brush fire west of Corona near the Santa Ana Canyon. Firefighters led by Marlin B. Boucher contained the flames by 5:30 p.m. after air drops using Pectin DAP fire retardant. The blaze threatened the Mountain View Country Club Estates and Hum minggoird Hills area, starting near Highway 91 and 71.
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Coronita
Humminggoird Hills
Mountain View Country Club Estates
Marlin B. Boucher
Norco Station
Boucher
Santa Ana Canyon
California Highway Patrol
California Division of Forestry
U.S. Forest Service
Riverside County Forecast Shows Sunny Conditions Tomorrow
The west end of Riverside County will be mostly sunny with afternoon cloudiness and little temperature change. Expect a high near 92 and a low around 60 tonight. yesterday reached 95 with a 57 low and today’s 95 high.
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Riverside County
Train robbery clue found in royal mail heist
London police disclosed the hideout of the gang that looted more than seven million dollars from a royal mail train. The robbers and loot had vanished by the time officers reached the scene, Scotland Yard announced.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Corona’s 85-year-old Mr Miller receives lifelong chamber honor
Charles R. Miller of Corona is awarded a lifetime chamber membership and bronze plaque for his extensive service to the Chamber of Commerce. A longtime newspaper man and local character, Miller has held many Corona roles, from mayor to columnist, and owns a vast collection of unusual items.
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Charles R. Miller
Corona
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Miller
Arthur R. Seidler
Independent
Charlie Miller
Sunset Packing Co
The
Messenger
Corona Courier
Courier
Corona Court Wins ABA Traffic Court Honor
Corona Municipal Court was cited by the American Bar Association for outstanding traffic court procedures and administration receiving honorable mention in group 9 for cities 10 000 to 25 900 at the ABA meeting. Riverside also earned a mention for its population division and judges cited progress reports from 1 381 courts on traffic cases. The award referenced the Traffic Survival School nonprofit founded by Judge David N Strausser and civic leaders.
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Corona
American Bar Association
ABA Today
Riverside
ABA
Ruby Ogilvie
Traffic Survival School, Inc
David N. Strausser
Strausser
Air Force Reserve
Chamber Education Day Luncheon Moves to New Club Venue
Chamber of Commerce officials and Corona school district educators relocate the annual Business Education Day luncheon to the Club. Chamber Manager John Russell said the event will be the first to use the new banquet room shortly after the club opens in September. The luncheon is set for September 5 with chamber officials educators and industrialists attending.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corona
New
Mountain View Country Club
John Russell
Russell
Chamber
Judges named for art show in California
Three Southern California citizens were announced as judges for the California Institution for Men sixth annual arts and crafts show to be staged Labor Day weekend. Agnes Stewart of Chino High School art dept head is a judge for a sixth year, Donald Anderson a Hollywood cameraman is returning, and Al Stehlman a Hemet cowboy artist joins them. A fourth judge will be named. The three day event runs 1 to 3 p.m. August 31 and 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. September 1 and 2.
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Southern California
California Institution For Men
Agnes Stewart
Chino High School
Donald Anderson
Hollywood Television and Movie
al Stehlman
Hemet
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