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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1976

Page

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Corona council to consider 50,000 soccer funding and more

The Corona City Council will discuss a $50,000 allocation for a soccer field in the 1976-77 budget at tonight’s 6:30 p.m. meeting in the Civic Center. The session shifts from Wednesday. public hearings on zoning and a Sixth Street width change are postponed to June 16 along with a horse ban proposal. The meeting also covers water system engineering financed by a $6 million bond with proposals from James M. Montgomery Inc. and CG Engineering for project management and costs.

Corona City Council Civic Center Corona Parks and Recreation Commission A.co Dee Lingenfelter Sixth Street Ontario Avenue Corona Jim Wheaton Wheaton James M. Montgomery, Inc CG Engineering San Bernardino Noel Christensen Art Goulet Goulet

Tax rate debate marks final Riverside supervisor race

First district voters choose a successor to retiring Bill Jones who served 28 years on the Riverside County Board of Supervisors. In a rare interview Jones cites budget formulation as a tough task and notes his long tenure, salary views, and stance on Corona and Prado Dam.

First District Bill Jones Jones Henry Leppard Riverside County Board” of Supervisors First A Jones Texas Boe

Prado graffiti mars high school memorial weekend effort

About 30 Corona High School seniors whitewashed Prado Dam for a bicentennial design but graffiti later appeared with red paint reading Chino 76 and three names. The Army Corps of Engineers is involved. seven student designs were submitted with two moving forward for final selection and a $25 savings bond prize to the winner.

Prado Dam Corona High School Dave DiPaulo CHS United States Army Corps of Engineers Army Army Corps DiPaulo

Referendum petition filed in Norco over zoning change

Norco City Hall received a referendum petition today opposing Ordinance 352 which rezoned about 35 acres on Mountain Avenue from A-1 to M-1. The signed effort targets the council vote and cites concerns over spot zoning and rural lifestyle impact.

Norco Norco City Hall Mountain Avenue Art. McCollum Rozanne John Laubach James Rex Taylor Louis de Bottari de Bottari Planning Commission Norco Ranch,Inc E. A

Woman and City Clash Over Goats in Norco Yard

Norco resident Kitty Gourgaud said a billy goat with one ear invaded her Vaughan Street yard and frightened children. She claimed the city refused emergency animal control, but her son Mickey Kulick later arrived off duty with his vehicle to remove the animal. She criticized city priorities and sought shelter help for the goat.

Norco Kitty Gourgaud Vaughan Street Animal Control Officer

Vocational High School to Start at Kimbell Site

The Corona Unified School District plans a small scale vocational high school opening this September at the present Kimbell Continuation High site behind the Education Center on Buena Vista Avenue. A limited start is intended before full conversion of Corona Junior High. Lée Pollard noted most Kimbell students already participate in a work study program similar to the proposed vocational high school.

Austin Mason Kimbell ‘Continuation Buena Vista Avenue Noreo’ Unified Ieniah Vane Corona Kimbell Lée Pollard

Brown's seeds sprout dollars for urban gardening pilot

Congressman George Brown Jr. says a $1.5 million urban gardening pilot may fund seed funding for Los Angeles New York and Chicago metro areas. The program would support seed grants technical aid and services and testing with potential expansion if successful.

George Brown Jr Colton Los Angeles New ‘York Chicago

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