Muratore Defends Recall Drive Amid Charges and Counters
Corona businessman Muratore denies severing ties with the recall effort against Mayor Bollero and Councilman Hart, signaling possible federal action if state follow-ups fail. The anti recall group published about 190 petition signatures, named a new chair Mrs. W. R. Hamilton, and urged public inquiries while arguing against a costly recall.
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Jerry Muratore
Corona
Tony Bollero
Glen Hart
Muratore
Bollero and Hart
Corona Daily Independent
W. R. Hamilton
Summer events praised by Corona Recreation Department
Residents recall favorite activities from the season. M D Fortney and Betsy name playground staff while Jo Ann Owen and Lori Urbanec highlight baseball, a light show, and a Universal Studios trip. Denise Miller and Stacey Teply mention a hipper day and bowling plus football with Mike.
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Fortney
W. Hacienda Dr
Betsy
Mike
Augustine
JO Ann Owen
Alta Vista Ave
Denise Miller
W. Francis St
Universal Studios
Hollywood
Stacey
Stacey Teply
Washburn Ave
Reagan Won’t Tie Tax Cut to School Aid
Governor Reagan says he will forgo tax relief this year if legislators insist on linking tax cuts to higher state aid for local schools. He stresses tax relief is the priority and must be on his terms at the upcoming special session.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Wagner of Lions International Promoted to Chicago Supervisor
James F. Wagner, a Lions International field man based in Southern California, is promoted to a Chicago supervisory role. He awaits written notice in Corona and will begin in the fall, with his wife Edie delaying relocation until spring. The couple has a daughter Kathy, 19, engaged to be married next spring. The new duties involve travel across the western United States and Canada.
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James F. Wagner
Lions International
Chicago
Wagner
Edie
Corona
Civic Center
Kathy
California
Sacramento
United States
Canada
Wagners
Czechs Strike to Defy Soviet Invasion
Defiant Czechoslovaks held a one hour general strike to protest the Soviet led invasion. President Ludvik Svoboda travelled to Moscow for talks as Prague streets emptied and reports described arrests of journalists and cultural leaders.
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Prague
Ludvik Svoboda
Moscow
Astronaut Quits Space Center After Jet Training Trouble
Dr. John A. Llewellyn, 35, becomes the third astronaut to resign in five months, reducing the U S space corps to 42. He quit claiming difficulty learning to fly jet airplanes at the Space Center in Houston Texas.
Spring water in Turkey claimed to boost male powers
Anatolia reports a spring near Genen in Western Turkey may strengthen men’s sexual powers. Ruins suggest ancient Egyptians and Byzantines built palaces to use the water. Officials note many men over 60 have fathered in the region. water analysis pending public release.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Anatolia
Genen
Photo gift scam prompts warning from local CPA
Local CPA Don Reynolds warns of a fraud scheme where callers promise free vacations in Las Vegas after a portrait sit for Reynolds and others. The state attorney general sues about 22 studios for fleecing residents with alleged “free” trips and extra charges for sittings. No victims have taken the trips yet, according to AG spokesmen.
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Bette Reincke
Troy
Vergil
Don Reynolds
CPA
Rosa
State Attorney General’s Office
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Attorney General's Office
Growing sentiment to nominate Johnson at Democratic convention
Frank C. Erwin of Texas told the Rules Committee that growing sentiment exists within Texas to nominate President Johnson for re election if the unit rule is abolished as the Democratic national convention approaches in Chicago.
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Johnson
Frank C. Erwin
Texas National Democratic
Rules Committee of
Soviet veto blocks UN resolution on Czechoslovakia pullout
In a 10 to 2 vote with three abstentions at the United Nations, the Soviet bloc vetoed a resolution urging the Security Council to condemn its occupation of Czechoslovakia and to call for troop withdrawal. The Soviet Union and Hungary voted no, while Algeria, India and Pakistan abstained.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Hungary
Algeria
India
Pakistan
Weather Summary Provides Warm Saturday Forecast
The report notes a sunny and warm Saturday with a noon temperature of 92 and an overnight low of 52. It also records yesterday's high of 85.
Hearing on over policing tested by anguished father plea
In Los Angeles a Black father told the City Council committee that a policeman clubbed his 14 year old son during a bus stop search causing possible eye injury. The session was part of a series on alleged over policing in minority areas as police testify at a third hearing after 300 militants stormed out. The Watts Summer Festival ended earlier with three dead and over 40 injured in clashes with police.
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Los Angeles
Clements Canterbury
City Council
Police, Fire and Civil Defense Committee
Canterbury
Denny
Watts
Norco Eyes State Help For Hamner Avenue Humps
Norco officials plan a phased leveling project on Hamner Avenue, State Highway 3, to secure state participation. A street committee meeting yesterday directed engineering details from Lampman Associates for the September session.
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Norco
Hamner Avenue
Norco City
Louis Hoefs
William H. K. Herron
John Schroér
Hank Patterson
Johnson Kosygin talks derailed by Prague crackdown
Washington AP reports that President Johnson's plans for a summit with Soviet Premier Kosygin were derailed by the Kremlin crackdown on Czechoslovakia. Johnson had expected to meet Kosygin overseas to discuss missile curbs and East West issues before the Prague crisis.
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Washington
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Kosygzin
Two Coronans win Extension certificates
Two Corona residents are among 50 poverty war workers scheduled to receive California Extension study certificates. Juanita Ramirez of Corona's Opportunity Center and Tena M Nelson, a professional social service supervisor, join 24 neighborhood workers and 26 professional social workers who completed the program.
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Corona
Juanita Ramirez
Opportunity Center
City Hall
Tena M. Nelson
Very slight decline in U S cigarette smoking
Washington The IRS released figures showing Americans smoked 543.5 billion cigarettes in the year ending June 30, down from 545.1 billion in 1967. The 0.28 percent drop ends a trend of rising tobacco use since the surgeon general's report.
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Washington
Surgeon General
Internal Revenue Service Today
United States
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