Reagan Rejects MediCal Delay Resolution
Gov. Reagan said his administration would not be bound by a legislative resolution calling for a delay in Medi Cal cutbacks. He criticized Democrats urging more state funds and said the revenue plan should not be expanded for an election year. He supported killing the bill and noted the reapportionment fight tightens in the Senate as court deadlines loom.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Medi-Cal
University of California Regents
San Diego
Assembly
Senate
State Supreme Court
Jack R. Fenton
Montebello
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
California
Saigon police reportedly halt Viet Cong envoy before meeting
Saigon police arrested a Viet Cong emissary amid reports of a planned November meeting with U.S. officials including Ambassador Bunker. The U.S. embassy denied contact with VC leaders without Saigon’s knowledge.
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Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Viet Cong
National_Liberation Front
Vc-Nlf
Associated Press
GVN
South Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
South Vietnamese
House of Representatives
CIA
Crechton W. Abrams
Vietnam
Eugene M. Locke
Robert J. O’brien
Bunker
United States
Unidentified Objects Reported on Sierra Peak
Police say the objects sighted near Sky Ranch are nine wooden arrow shaped structures, not a wrecked airplane. Corona Police Chief Joe Greer flew over the site and noted flood control inference. A missing plane with two deputies was recovered on Magic Mountain near Newhall.
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Sierra Peak
Corona Police Department
Joe Greer
Sky Ranch
Magic Mountain
Newhall
Weather rainfall totals and upcoming warm trend forecast
Yesterday showers added up to .32 inches in Norco .46 in Corona .25 in El Cerrito and .60 near Coronita. Season totals reach about three inches in Norco and just over three inches in Corona and El Cerrito. Tomorrow should be sunny and warmer with highs 60 to 70. Lows may dip to freezing for the second straight night. Today’s noon reading was 58 after an overnight low of 32. Yesterday’s high reached 58.
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Norco
Corona
el Cerrito
Coronita
Corona High Band to Parade in San Bernardino Tomorrow
Corona Senior High School marching band joins a 70 unit Christmas parade sponsored by the Highland Avenue Business Association in San Bernardino tomorrow at 10 a.m. on Highland Avenue. KVER Ch.24 will film for December 10. The Panther Band directed by Roger Rick son features 65 musicians, five baton twirlers, 10 sign carriers and a 35 member drill team. they won first place last year.
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Corona Senior High School
San Bernardino
Highland Avenue Business Association
Highland Avenue
KVER
Panther Band
Roger Rickson
Corona Organization
Stanford Professors Demand End to Militory Recruiting
Stanford faculty urged cessation of military recruiting on campus until Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey withdraws his recommendation that draft violators be inducted. President Wallace Sterling received a policy resolution from the Stanford Chapter of the American Association of University Professors condemning the use of armed forces as punishment for law violations. Hershey, director of Selective Service, had directed draft boards last October to reclassify and induct violators.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Lewis B. Hershey
Wallace Sterling
American Association of University Professors
Hershey
Selective Service
Little League fields spared by Sunkist water plan clash
Corona City Council and parks commission agreed to add two Little League diamonds near Smith and Airport Road avoiding interference with Lemon Products division of Sunkist at Butterfield Stage Trail Park. The master plan will be deviated to fit two diamonds and water may come from a 10 inch main or a local well.
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Henry Leppard
Lemon Products
Sunkist
Butterfield Stage Trail Park
Corona City
City Parks and Recreation Commission
Little Leagues
Smith
Airport Road
Linesch & Reynolds
Inch City
Little League
Husted Park
Smith and Rincon
Corona National Golf Course
Glenwood Wilson
Corona
Owen Burman
Jim Hutchison
City Plunge
Antiwar senators may help McCarthy in 68 race
Senators Hartke of Indiana and McGovern of South Dakota said they might back a favorite son campaign to aid Eugene J. McCarthy. Both voiced general agreement with his Vietnam policy critique, while McCarthy announced a presidential bid anchored on opposing Vietnam policy.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
U.S
Vietnam
White House
Eugene J. McCarthy
Vance Harike
Indiana
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
McCarthy
U. S
Minnesota
Nation
McIntyre
John W. King
Johnson
Concord
N.H
King
New Hampshire
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Clean up urban poverty or face more tax hikes
Senator Thomas Kuchel, R Calif, told the YMCA at Caltech that unresolved urban poverty will trigger more tax increases. He blamed welfare and law enforcement costs in ghettos for draining resources largely funded by property taxes and other levies, and warned higher taxes across government levels if relief does not come.
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Pasadena
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
City Engineering Aide II openings filled by exam results
Public works engineers reviewed written and oral exams to fill two Engineering Aide II vacancies after William Grey left for Santa Ana and Gil Correa resigned. Twelve applications were received. four failed the written test, eight advanced to the board, including a 22 year old female college graduate who recently moved to Corona.
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Public Works Department
Asst
John Gerardi
William Grey
Santa Ana
Gil Correa
Orange County
Gerardi
Corona
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