14 Dec 1973
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1973
Page
1
A chaotic scene during a Riverside event involved Kraus and nearby neighbors as a cigarette sparked confusion while a musician named Kraus was attended by Dr Lawrence Nelson. The report mentions student reading programs and a school emphasis on reading with NHS highlighted as a participant in drives.
Postmaster Frank Emerson in Corona and Kent Furnace in Norco announced special opening hours tomorrow from 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m to accommodate residents tardy in mailing Christmas packages Air mail and special delivery are advised for out of state mail due to deadline past.
Local bid shifts as B. Gonzales joins race for vacant seat. An ally to the probation office and senior citizens group signals new campaign dynamics and potential policy emphasis.
Over the past 24 hours burglaries fell with two minor incidents reported in Corona and none in Norco. Schmidty of 505 Greengate reported a 28-inch Schwinn 10-speed taken from a garage valued at 110 dollars. John Barile of 454 Winslow lost five tapes and a tape player when a burglary hit his auto parked in front of his home, estimated at 139 dollars.
About 35 bicycles and assorted surplus and unclaimed items will be sold Saturday at 10 a.m. at Corona City Yards near the Fear of Corona Police Station. Ken Ovenshire will be auctioneer. items include a street sweeper, a half ton pickup truck, a three wheel truck, and sweeping equipment. No refunds. sales tax applies.
The CBC announces a stage adaptation of Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol in California featuring Fred Wayne Tilden and Pattersi in key roles. Don Johnson plays Fezziwig with Bev Britton as Martha Tracy Collins portrays young Cratchit Tim Collins as Tim and Carol Keller as Mrs. Dilber.
Fragmentary market note lists companies such as Exxon and Polaroid with unspecified percentages and odd notation. Mentions oil and power sectors, several agent initials, and scattered figures, lacking clear events or outcomes. The item reads like a clipped internal report or ledger entry rather than a full market story.
Jameson pledges to keep politics out of enforcement and to improve city finances and management while limiting growth costs. He cites progress in handling complaints and department head appointments in a bid to favor merit over politics. He promises continued efforts to face environmental and new challenges.
Report lists four victims from Corona and Fontana area connected to a railroad crash. Lydia Martinez, 38, of 124 Buena Vista, taken to Corona Memorial Hospital in Fontana for treatment, while Joanie Martinez and Teresa Worsham, both from local residences, were retested without hospitalization. An additional resident Anita Wostan linked to the incident completes the reading of affected individuals.
LULAC Corona Noreo chapter invites the public to an open house at Pomona LULAC Educational Center tomorrow. Spanish speaking students are encouraged to attend and learn about center services. The event runs 3 to 9 p.m. with refreshments, art exhibits, and a Ballet Folklorico performance from Pomona High School. A light meal is served at 5 p.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church 12035 Benitey, Pomona.
Lagilie Jane Grimes died yesterday in Pomerama Cus. Piers Home. The obituary notes her passing and her connection to the local community. Services are announced for family and friends.
The fragment notes a graduate of CHS class of 08 who died and was employed by Central Bag and Supply Co in Los Angeles. It lists three sisters and nieces including Mrs George Way and Mrs Richard Pickey of Corona.
Crag Fox wafts wafers as the Harlowing postal note hints at ongoing communication. The fragmentary text provides limited context about addresses and contact details.
A jumble of local quirks includes Kathy Filtz returning $220 found on a Norco school bus, inquiry about a bear rug incident near Corona, mentions of Fr. Mikee and psychologist notes, and political commentary from Claremont candidate Herb Hafif. Also cites a Chaffey College bookmark and golf hustler Charlie Verity with long summers.
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