KCET Jazz Telecast Reawakens Old Masters and New Voices
A KCET viewer praises a three hour World of John Hammond special aired on Channel 28. The piece highlights Benny Goodman Teddy Wilson Jo Jones Red Norvo Milt Hinton George Benson and Helen Humes with a Chicago studio crowd. Dylan closes the program but lags behind the era’s jazz stars in energy.
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KCET
Washington Week
Agronsky and Company
Wall Street Week
Berlin Symphony
Channel 28
Johann Sebastian Bach
Bach
John Hammond
Eldridges
Dean
Chicago
WTTW
Benny Goodman
Teddy Wilson
Wilson
Goodman
Jo Jones
Red Norvo
Milt Hinton
George Benson
Benson
Oil power hostage crisis reaches Algiers escape
Palestinian commandos who seized Vienna OPEC offices and held ministers flew to Algiers with 35 hostages including 11 ministers. Austrian government supplied a DC9 to move them to unknown destinations, while several delegates were freed in Algiers after tense talks led by Algerian Foreign Minister Abdellaziz Bouteflika.
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Algiers
UPI
Vienna
World Oil Cartel
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
the Jackal
Paris
London
Schwechat
Ahmed Zaki
Saudi Arabia
Belaid Abdesslam
Benghazi
Libya
Venezuela
Gabon
Nigeria
Ecuador
Indonesia
Saudi
Arabia
Iran
Kuwait
Iraq
Arab Emirates
Quatar
Abdellaziz Bouteflika
Israel
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Jaamshid Amouzegar
Cuba pledges Soviet unity in new Communist Party Congress
Cuba's Communist Party Congress adopted resolutions pledging international policy alignment with the Soviet Union and support for Angola's Soviet backed government. It also favored resuming U S diplomatic relations but with the blockade ended.
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Miami
UPI
Ford
Africa
Cuba
Communist Party Congress
Fidel Castro
Republic of
Angola
Havana Radio
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Party
Congress
United States
U.S
Community of Socialist Nations
Soviet Union
Asia
Havana
Cuban Communist Party Central Committee
Ford sets broad focus for 1976 State of the Union
White House said President Ford will use the January 19 address to outline where the country is and where he wants to lead it. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said the talk will be less a shopping list of proposals and more a broad message.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ford
Ron “Nessen
State of the Union
Congress
Soviet radar guards Luanda as Angola conflict widens
Soviet technicians complete a radar system installation in Luanda to back supersonic warplanes in ground and air attacks. 12 MIG21 fighters are being assembled in Luanda and 10 former Portuguese pilots have arrived after training.
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Lusaka
Zambia
UPI
Soviet Union
Luanda
U.S. Senate
Angola
Moscow
Marxist Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Stock price drop mirrors concern on economy
New York stocks slip as investors worry about the economy and a 1.2 percent drop in November durable goods orders. The Dow falls 4.17 to 840.21 before noon as investors await further signals while turnover sits around 6.4 million shares.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Joint Economic Committee
Dow Jones
Burglary Weekend Steals Near 3500 From Corona Residents
Corona police report two thefts totaling about 3499 in a weekend. Georgia Mitchell lost 1798 in jewelry, stereo gear, rifles and more after a door was forced. Sav-On Mobile Home Sales suffered 1650 in 35 wheels and tires for mobile homes.
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Corona
Three Hurt In Corona Sunday Traffic Incidents
Two separate crashes injuries reported in Corona as three individuals were hospitalized. In the Fullerton Ontario collision Thomas S Gray 25 of 1155 Aquamarine suffered injuries when his 1971 Datsun left the road after speeding. A second crash on Blaine involving Rita M Parker 47 and Virginia Gutierrez 27 left them hospitalized, with Ofelia Medina 848 W Eighth named as the other driver.
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Corona
Fullerton
Ontario
Thomas S. Gray
Circle City Hospital
Gray
Corona Community Hospital
Rita M. Parker
Virginia Gutierrez
N. Cota
Ofelia Medina
W. Eighth
City pays renewal debt to retire urban renewal debt
The City of Corona will loan the redevelopment agency 93 152 dollars to retire its federal urban renewal indebtedness. HUD could withhold funds from the block grant unless the city used its own funds. The agency valued remaining land at 4 dollars per square foot, a price questioned by Councilman Ross Blanci, while Mayor Ira Calvert called it very cheap. The council will replace the agency on January first and may raise land prices. Calvert plans to appoint two councilmen to work with agency officials on future sales.
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Corona
Ebbing
Ross Blanci
Ira Calvert
Calvert
M.G. Robinson
Jim Pauly
Burglars active in Norco and Coronita
Sheriff reports multiple burglaries in Norco and Coronita. Barbara Large loses antiques valued at 647 with a letter holder inkwell cut glass inkwell and hand mirror. George Lanterman reports 794 in losses including cash jewelry camera and TV. A $300 power saw from Don Matasci Roofing and two maguires rims worth 200 from Miguel Freitas. In Coronita Charles Viall reports golf clubs tool box and electric grass shears valued at 164.
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Norco
Coronita
Sheriff's Office
Barbara Ann Large
Chatterton Sa
George Lanterman
Queens Rd
Don L
Corona Jaycees to Hold First Annual Service Awards Banquet
The Corona Jaycees announce a community service awards banquet on Wednesday January 21 at the Hickory Barbecue TV sports announcer Ed Arnold II will headline as guest speaker Arnold a past state Jaycees president will present a distinguished service award to a man aged 18 to 35 for notable service to family community or nation Tickets are 550 per person or 10 per couple Cocktail hour starts 630 pm with awards at 8 pm Tickets available from local Jaycee members or by calling 7351763
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Corona Jaycees
Hickory Barbecue. TV
Ed Arnold 2
Arnold
The
Jaycees
Corona Jaycee
Purse Thief Strips Corona Woman In Broad Daylight
A 63 year old Corona woman was assaulted as a juvenile bandit snatched her purse near her home. The thief pulled her into a driveway and fled after she resisted, leaving her with elbow scratches. Police seek the suspect and two juveniles involved.
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Corona
Filtration project boosts Corona water capacity
Corona City Council awarded a Fullerton firm the filtration plant expansion contract for 10 million gallons per day. F. T. Ziebarth Company bid $96,700, well below the engineer estimate of $104,320, with eight bids total ranging up to $138,600.
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Corona City
Fullerton
Chase Drive
Lester Street
F. T. Ziebarth Company
Civic Center
Holiday aborts meetings in Corona city commissions
Two Corona agencies the planning commission and parks and recreation commission cancel their upcoming meetings due to holiday scheduling. The planning panel will not meet until January 13 and the parks and recreation panel on January 14, while city council plans to meet January 7 with no makeup sessions planned.
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Corona City
Planning Commission and Parks and Recreation Commission
Planning Commission
Recreation Department
Parks and Recreation Commission
Planning’ Commission
Mreeting
City Hall
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