06 Dec 1973
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
1
Fragmented report states public financing would fund presidential and congressional campaigns from tax funds starting 1976, banning private contributions. House vote unclear with mixed attitudes and personal notes suggesting support for tax-based distribution to candidates.
A fragment from Today's Market Report mentions John Liddle as a registered representative for Wagenseller and Durst with a Riversie contact number 684-3930.
Mass of the Resurrection will be offered tomorrow at 9 A.M. at St Edward Catholic Church Recitation of the Rosary will be at 7 P.M. at the Garden of Prayer Mortuary 7944 Magnolia Requiem Mass will be held at 9 A.M. for Geron Storm listed as deceased in the obituary text
A campus club from the Long Beach Christianite Church presents a youth program described as a new reality. The piece notes the group's energetic approach and aims to engage young people in community action and faith-based activities.
Corona and Norco city councils along with Riverside County Supervisors will meet in Corona Tuesday to discuss sewage disposal, I-15 controversy and other local matters. The joint session aims to address environmental concerns and pending recall actions against Norco council members.
Nomination brief references an honorary honor and names Betty Velasco among the listed honorees. The fragmentary text suggests a nomination event and accompanying remarks from organizers. Further details are unavailable in the readable portion.
Highland Elementary School sixth grade will hold a baked goods and craft sale from noon until 7 at Beta Market via Butterfield Stage Square. Students made all items and will sell beanbags trivets and various decorations and small gifts.
A brief report notes a mission aimed at building operations near the shore within a distance of 1,000 yards. Details on participants or purpose are limited in the fragment.
The report notes Robert A Van Nosttarid and Mrs Spiegel pursuing nomination petitions amid a contested city election. Spiegel previously ran for two positions, finishing fourth in votes behind Murphy Blancí Zarate, and has attended council meetings for over a year, while Corona area industries face wage and growth concerns.
Trustees thanked Lowery and Warren Juola as the Lions Club donated a fully equipped 40 ft trailer with screening equipment 7,000 dollar value including folding tables stools cooking utensils holding tank double sink serving window and may be used as a snack bar at athletic events with no strings attached.
Canzoneri named new planner ethic Aricene Watts senior member of Corona Planning Commission was appointed last night by Mayor Bill Bass. City council approval required for board appointments. Watts resigns after seven years due to business and chamber duties. This is Canzoneri’s first city board service in Corona.
Trustees authorize up to 9600 for part time para professionals at Corona High and NorEa High under the Regional Occupational Program. The program, via county offices, aims to involve 290 local high school youths in ROP projects with courses in distributive education allied health services and cosmetology planned for spring. About 20 CHS NHS youths will work with 445 students at Cann a Community Hospital and NHS partners on tender work and related tasks.
Norco High School presents its Jazz Ensemble in the theatre on campus at 3 pm today. Tickets at the door cost 1 dollar for general admission and 50 cents for students. Soloists include Stuart Heaton and Jim Bechtel on trumpet, Carol Stoll on piano, Steve Eriz, Bill Nix, Pam Petrus, Bill Arthur, Darrel Mendoza, and Jerry Miller on sax.
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