10 Dec 1973
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1973
Page
1
The district plans driver training amid an energy crunch. Four training cars are in use while usual operations face limitations. The program prioritizes fuel and resource management to sustain transportation needs.
Cheryl Markel, 25 Monterey, questions about sidewalk slant needs. Students say safety concerns matter, noting children require guidance and engineers weigh utility. The fragment hints at attitudes toward public works and weapons in design considerations.
Today's market report highlights varied momentum with mentions of Albertsons Am Mach Found Kodak and Texas public utilities among scattered figures. The fragmented text shows volumes percentages and company references like Ariz Pub Serv and Thrifty with unclear context.
The YMCA announces four new members Mrs Winn Bailey Ira Calvert John Hadlow and Dr John Pearson join the board. Bailey co owners a plex serves on Corona Christiane School board and chairs building fund drives. Calvert manager of Corona Bowl Encore Restaurants and Rotary Club member. Hadlow from Ray Moni Tile brings local leadership. Pearson orthodontist teaches at Loma Linda and serves on a cross section board. Re elected directors include Roger Becker Frank Munoz Gordon Setran William Steiner and John Tommie.
A brief incident at Corona Junior High School involves students scaling and removing items from a roof. No injuries reported and local authorities investigating the unclear motive and extent of the act.
Vandal(s) smashed several large windows causing extensive property damage. Police are investigating the incident and estimating the damage value. No injuries reported and no suspects yet identified.
Obituary notices report the death of Tom Wein K son of the late Arthur and Margaret Weirick of Corona at a St Paul Minnesota home of his fiancée. He would have been 53 Christmas Day. Services were held today for Warren ES Palomar Dr hospital. Born in 1927 he is survived by his wife Beth one son Joseph Mrs Debra Bas Andy Ananelma Peneral services for William.
Police list five unrelated incidents in Riverside County involving burglaries and thefts. A store at 705 North Malt reportedly had a truck hotwired to steal items including a gas range. Officers identify additional losses and note an east district trend with total value rising by about 2400 dollars.
The note states that payment of $1,000 is due before final inspection and prior to city acceptance of the work this week.
Police identified the suspect as John Mi Raisol. He reportedly threatened the victim with a cut to the head and showed large swollen spots on the arms. Officers found him at home later and arrested him.
Garretson Elementary flag football teams compete in a tied standings battle with five wins and one loss. A game tomorrow at 5 pm will help determine the second place and best sportsmanship award, presented by the Recreation Department.
James W. Kelley aged 21 and 23 peers completed Chaffey College four quarter vocational nursing program. Each received a certificate and pin in a campus theater ceremony honoring their achievement. San Antonio Community Hospital has already hired Kelley, who says a man’s touch is needed in vocational nursing.
A meeting nominated Terry Dane and others for positions on the corporate board. Edmundson, incumbent chairman, is among the nominees with William Ashton of Fuqua Homes noted as president. The election is slated for January 20.
Local brief reports that Senator George Moscone will visit the area. Details on date and venue were not included in the readable text.
A late Friday bomb threat forced Safeway in Santa Ana to evacuate its store. Police, including Manager Donald Dent, assisted as employees escorted customers outside and later reentered. A district-office call preceded the threat, and searches found no explosive device.
Betty Reincke humorously chronicles a household cascade of misfortunes from missing laundry items to a malfunctioning dishwasher and electronics. Amid soaring shortages and inflation the family endures repairs and chaos as multiple appliances fail one after another.
The Corona junior festival features Laura Rhinehart as the only COHS instructor, with the concert band directed by Dennis Brandl. The performance is at 7 p.m. in the multi purpose room and free to the public.
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