Sadat orders closure of Soviet and East European offices
Egypt orders the Soviet Union, East Germany, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Poland to close cultural centers and consulates outside Cairo as Cairo cuts diplomatic ties with five Arab states. Premier Salem accuses Moscow and satellites of inciting opposition to Sadat’s peace initiative.
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Czechoslovakia
Poland
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Moscow
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Ehrlichman Granted Parole From Watergate Case
The U.S. Parole Commission granted parole to John Ehrlichman, Nixon White House aide, effective April 27, 1978. He has served at the Federal Prison Camp in Safford Arizona since October 28, 1976 after a 30 month to eight year sentence was reduced.
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Richard M.nixon
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Grenada proposal on UN UFO study shelved for now
The United Nations resisted spending 16 000 on UFO studies but will keep thinking about the issue. Grenada's Prime Minister Sir Eric Gairy pressed the plan, arguing UFOs could threaten Earth. The General Assembly's Special Political Committee deferred action, sending the proposal to all 149 member states.
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Oregon seeks 1.3 million for Civil War expenses
Rep. Al Ullman requests federal payment to Oregon for Civil War costs, tracing a rediscovered claim of 193,453.02 spent to raise regiments and pay bounties. The 1909 Court of Claims ruling set due at 193,543.02 but funds were blocked amid indictments in the state delegation.
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Mexico expropriates Baja California phone firm in surprise move
Mexico takes control of Compania Telefonica Fronteriza, six months overdue on a 1 million debt to Telefonos de Mexico, with stockholders promised reimbursement. Governor Dela Madrid says service should improve, owners to challenge in court.
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Baja California Norte
Weather at a Glance for Thursday
Fair and warmer Thursday with a noon high near 65 and an overnight low around 33. Yesterday reached 82 with an overcast day on beaches. Beaches remain cloudy most of Thursday keeping temperatures down while mountains enjoy sunny skies with upper 60s.
Schools press supervisors on growth impact in crowded districts
Corona-Norco school officials told Riverside County Supervisors that rapid growth and new housing threaten already crowded schools. The board pressed for impact statements on track maps. supervisors declined a developers fee 3 to 2. Local superintendents urged a long term plan and closer liaison with county planning to manage growth.
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Corona-Norco
Board of Education
Glen Coulter
Vander Meter
Riverside’ County Board of Supervisors
Coulter
al McCandless
Norco
Vander Mole
Jobless rate declines in Riverside San Bernardino counties
The Riverside San Bernardino area saw unemployment fall to 38 000 in November the lowest for the year as EDD reports. The rate slipped three-tenths to 8 percent with 9.3 percent a year earlier and 7.6 percent in December 1973. Total employment eased to 496 500 while labor force fell from 500 700 to 496 500. Trade gained 700, wholesale down 100, retail up 800, general merchandise up 500, transportation up 100, government 97 200, service sector down 1007 with health losses from a strike, manufacturing payrolls off 200.
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Les Unem
Corona City Council weighs watering rules for five acre farms
Corona’s council meets at 6 30 p m to discuss preserving agriculture south of Ontario Avenue and potentially adopting smaller water lines for five acre parcels. Debate centers on water mains size, fire protection, and cost, with Mayor Gunderson and Councilman Bass at odds. The panel also considers establishing five acre agricultural preserves to spur farming and offer tax benefits, noting seven preserves exist in Corona today.
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Corona
Ontario Avenue
Council Water Committee
Tom Gunderson
Bill Bass
Bass
Gunderson
Jim Wheaton
Wheaton
Corona Foothill
LDS Church
Lee Overholtzer
James Stein
Smith and Caplen
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