City council staff tensions spark leadership calls
City Manager Jim Wheaton defends Gene Donovan amid criticism from Councilman Goulet while rumors swirl about staff changes. Wheaton says Vilella quit. Donovan praised as engineer. Both sides cite lack of long term goals and desire for open council staff session to resolve misunderstandings.
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Don Rapp
Jim Wheaton
Wheaton
Flora Spiegel
Bill Bass
Goulet
Gene Donovan
Donovan
Frank Vilella
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Parks and Recreation
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Parks and Recreation Commission
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Moretti
Corona
Jack Farnham
Ken Redlin
John Grindrod
Chamber
Joyce Deleo
Edna Callicott
Bill Hendrickson
Diane Hilton
Noreo
Nellie Weaver
Richardson
America
Hays to resign as DCCC chief while keeping House post
Rep Wayne Hays announced he will resign as chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee but will not leave his chairmanship of the House Administration Committee. He will suspend party fundraising while awaiting resolutions of Elizabeth Ray's allegations by the House Ethics Committee or a federal grand jury.
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Wayne ‘Hays
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
House ‘Administration Committee
Hays
Elizabeth Ray
House Ethics” Committee
Miss Ray
Lost blind dog Ned returns home after days of searching
Ned a two year old German shepherd mix owned by Bill Weisbacher of Hamner Avenue went missing after a visit near Fifth Street and California Avenue. Neighbors searched the hills and streets Sunday and Monday morning Ned scratched at his back door returning home sightless but responsive able to fetch a frisbee or ball by sound.
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Bill Weisbacher
Hamner Avenue
Fifth Street
California Avenue
Norco
Riverside
Second Street
Corona receives $344000 grant for housing and parks
Brown's office confirms Corona's application for 344000 dollars in federal Housing and Urban Development funds has been approved. The package allocates 85000 dollars to build or buy a neighborhood center and includes an 80000 dollar state request for operating the facility. A 47 member ad hoc committee is guiding site and service plans with 50000 dollars remaining for the project.
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Brown
Corona
US. Department
Brown's
Washington
Riverside speeches clash over Proposition 15 on nuclear power
In Riverside, U S Secretary of Commerce Elliot Richardson defended nuclear energy as essential amid declining oil production while former Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti urged a defeat of Proposition 15. Moretti labeled the measure a meat axe and warned of higher electric costs and greater foreign dependence.
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Elliot Richardson
Moretti
Riverside County Chambers of Commerce
Riverside County Water District Association
California
State Energy Commission
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