No Summer School at Corona Junior High
Max Best assistant principal says there will be no summer school unless enough students enroll. Open to promoted 7th 8th and 9th graders with enrollment cards issued at nearby elementaries. Classes held at Corona Junior High two hours each with bus transportation for eligible students. call 736-3321 for schedule.
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Mayor Restructures Industrial Committee to Chamber Control
Corona Mayor Tom Gunderson seeks to remove elected officials from the Mayor's Industrial Committee and place it within the Chamber of Commerce. He notes the seven member panel includes two council representatives and five public members and cites cost and accountability concerns. The council will hear two items tonight.
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Planning Commission
Ira Calvert
Gene ‘Donavan
Growth plan review set for June joint city meeting
City officials will review a draft growth management study Tuesday at a joint city council and planning commission meeting. Dale Beland of Wilsey and Ham will present progress and a public hearing is slated for June 21 with draft reports available a week prior.
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City Council and Planning Commission
Dale Beland
Wilsey and Ham
Jim Wheaton
Planning Commission
Wheaton
Corona Norco Faces Second Smog Alert As AQMD Sets 0.21 ppm
South Coast Air Quality Management District forecasts oxidant levels near 0.21 parts per million by 2 p.m. for Corona Norco marking a second straight smog alert. Yesterdays 0.20 ppm triggered school alarms and curtailed activity while refineries in Los Angeles San Bernardino Riverside and Orange counties are ordered to cut emissions by 20 percent.
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Richard Cornett
Corona-Norco
South Coast
Leonard Elkins
Norco Junior High School
AQMD
South Coast Air Basin
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Riverside
Orange
State Air Resources Board
J.A. Stuart
Stuart
Riverside County weighs polio immunization amid influx from Mexico
High level talks begin on county wide polio immunization as Riverside County weighs risk from declining vaccines and a surge of residents from polio endemic regions in Old Mexico. Officials emphasize urging up to date immunizations while Los Angeles acts to prevent outbreaks.
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Riverside County
Mexico
Walt Abraham
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Health Department
J. L. Wheaton
Old Mexico
Allyn Bridge
County Health Department
Los Angeles
Pete Schabarum
Energy adviser trims Carter solar and insulation goals
James Schlesinger cut back Carter administration targets for home insulation and solar heating. He said the 1985 goal for adequately insulated homes would rise to about 60 percent, down from a stated zero percent aim for universal coverage, and solar reach would fall from 2.5 million homes by 1985 to roughly 1.3 million by 1995.
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Washington
UPI
James Schlesinger
Carter
Schlesinger
America
Dutch mediation sought on train hostage crisis
The Netherlands government accepted a mediation request by Moluccan gunmen holding 60 hostages aboard a hijacked train and in a school for the 10th day. A man collapsed aboard the train but gunmen refused to release him despite the mediation bid.
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Glimmen
The
Netherlands
UPI
California eyes tax reform to lure auto makers
Tom Quinn chairman of the State Air Resources Board said the Brown administration may reform state tax laws to attract new industries including Japanese auto makers. He spoke as he departed for Japan to meet with auto manufacturers officials.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tom Quinn
State Air Resources Board
Brown
California
Quinn
Japan
Violent storms usher in June after record May
Violent thunderstorms with high winds and scattered tornadoes marked the end of a record May and the start of June across the South Midwest and Southeast. In Louisiana a seaplane crash killed three after a lightning strike. A 38 foot fishing boat named Hippie with three aboard was reported missing in the Gulf of Mexico south of Gulfport Mississippi.
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Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
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