Campaign bond and flood control plan discussed by chamber leaders
A chamber committee led by John Nickols reviews a proposed 25 million dollar flood control bond with Oak Street channel work cited as key. Officials note inflation, costs near 3 million for the bond, and potential funding from state and federal sources, while signaling a campaign funding role for the committee.
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Graiberot Commerce
John Nickols
Ide
Oak Street Channel
Ide’ “of. ‘the’: Ity
Department’ ‘of Agriculture
Rahanel Beens Canal
Woth
James
Muncipal
Supreme Court
A Slow Drive Home Through Rain and Roadside Views
The narrator recalls a rainy drive from Pomona to the freeway at 50 mph, noting trucks spraying concrete lanes and the unbothered vastness of road traffic. They compare their pace to the AP writer's first attempt at 50 mph, concluding a turtle-like pace can save gas and add an extra half hour.
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Pomona
Tri
Associated Press
Secretariat
Market report shows mixed stocks with varied Oil and tech names
A terse market summary lists numerous tickers and company labels from oil, electronics, and consumer goods sectors. Dow Jones noon levels hint at mixed performance with several large names affecting the overall tone.
Bandit Suspect Sought After Check Theft Across Travel Route
Authorities pursue a suspect tied to a string of stolen checks including nine thousand dollars, three thousand dollars and other items totaling cash and a Master credit card. The case centers on an interstate travel route with officers involved in the investigation.
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Bandit & Até
Sieace Queer
EYP and ECE Reports on State Project Applications
The article notes state ratings for two schools, Coronita and another likely through the ESEA or similar program. Participants include Mrs Rybicki, two principals, a teacher, and a volunteer, with Stallings School not involved.
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Fon Gil
Rybicki
Stallings School
Coronita ‘School
Gorapita
Par
County Rose Corona Sows Unified Tilt in District Meet
In a strained fragment from a county sports item, Willard High and junior college teams are noted under a district alignment. The text mentions a competition and a planned or contested event linked to a district meet.
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Noreo
Menthere
Bus barn sale approved by county with 117000 price
The Corona-Norco school board approved the sale of a bus barn at a price of 117000 to a private buyer. Officials said the operation will move into facilities within about a month and the deal completes ongoing asset liquidations.
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County
Corona-Norco
Rachibo
Police to Vote on New City Planner and Reservist Hiring
Corona plans to appoint a full time city planner and a reservist officer, with one officer handling burglary prevention. The department will hire an additional clerk and stress street layout for visibility. A grant will fund this development and related measures.
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Corona’s
Biggs
A. A
Pacesetter Motor Home Firm Faces Large Layoff
About 40 workers at Pacesetter motor home firm in Sheridan consternation as company announces layoffs while remaining production lines stay intact. The business note signals restructuring and ongoing operations for recreational vehicle maker.
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Als
Sheridan
Coninach
Norco High School Project Nears Completion
NHS trustees were told last night the construction addition is about 98.5 percent complete. The delay has moved the project forward to begin use immediately after the Christmas holidays.
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Norco
Ime
Rustees
Directors Propose Open Corona Meeting on Development Issue
At a lunch meeting directors including Charles Terrell discussed a televised presentation on both sides of the controversial development project. President Mike James noted growing community opposition and pending decisions as principals for each side were identified.
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Corona
Charles Terrell
Mike James
Terrell
Ing Ferrel Moe
Community Looks at Mandatory Driving Speed Experiments
Readers share mixed views on mandating lower highway speeds and fuel tests. Residents like Alida Arnold and Carol Smelley oppose, while a teacher and a student show support or curiosity.
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Alida. Arnold
East Old Mill
Carol Smelley
East Hacienda
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