Kellogg tennis courts slip by council without review
Eighteen proposed tennis club courts on Kellogg bypassed a council review yesterday as no one called for a hearing. Stanley D. Clark warned severe planning commission conditions might end the project, while Ira Calvert pressed for a record on citybuilt courts and relief from the restrictions. The automatic approval left Clark with the conditional use permit and attached planning commission conditions.
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Kellogg
Coruna
Planning Commission
Stanley D. Clark
Ira Calvert
Council
Clark
Degrees for 3 Coronans at University of Redlands
Three Coronans earned bachelor’s degrees in University of Redlands commencement exercises this week. Joyce Holden of 324 West Ninth graduated with distinction, joining Kathleen Wright of 1785 Garretson and Helen Wingo of 409 West Kendall as new alumni.
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Coronans
University of Redlands
Joyce Holden
West Ninth
Kathleen Wright
Garretson
Helen Wingo
Market Wrap Includes Gains Across Major Stocks
The report lists price movements for numerous companies led by Acme, Alcoa, Amer Can, and Ford with mixed up and down arrows. Dow Jones industrials show gains with industrials at 641.13 up 10.95, transports 172.35 up 2.16, utilities 75.22 up 0.45, and the overall 65 stocks index at 255.32 up 3.05.
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Alcoa
Amer Can
Amer Motors
Amer
AT & T
Apache
Apeco
Babcock & Wile
Beckman
Cal Financial
Chrysler
Ford
Gen Motors
Homestake
IBM
Johns-Manville
Unc
Chamber seeks city boost for funding of promotional work
The Corona Chamber of Commerce plans to ask the city council for more money to cover a projected $7,000 deficit in its budget. Current annual city support is $6,000, with proposals to raise revenue by soliciting new members, increasing ad sales on city maps, renting parking property, and lobbying for higher city funding. John Nichols prepared the $39,643 spending plan against $32,576 in receipts, and the board deferred decision on funding options to a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Velthoen
C of C
Lreasurer
Chamber
John Nichols
Velthoen
Pulitzer cartoonist Szep to appear in Daily Independent
The Daily Independent will publish an editorial cartoon by Paul Szep of the Boston Globe next week. Szep, a Pulitzer Prize winner, is noted as an artist and social commentator and is also a semi pro hockey player. He trained at the Ontario College of Art and previously worked for The Financial Post. Coron City Council moves toward water rate increases this spring. Councilman Bass pushes for action while City Manager Wheaton urges timely raises, with two council members to form an ad hoc committee.
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Boston Globe
Paul Szep
Boston Strangler
Ontario College of Art
Toronto
Financial Post
The
Wall Street Journal
Canada
Corona City
Bill Bass
Jim Wheaton
Ross Blanch
Fiver
Park upgrade split over Border Avenue improvements
Corona city council discussed landscaping irrigation and restroom bids for Border Avenue Park. Flora Spiegel opposed the outhouse cost calling it excessive while Jim Wheaton warned delaying bids could harm irrigation lines. Ira Calvert moved to divert 23000 from revenue sharing and approve staff bids. 3 to 1 vote with Spiegel dissent.
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Corona City
Border Avenue Park
Flora Spiegel
Jim Wheaton
Ira Calvert
Rapp Resolves Insurance Question Over Little League Work
Parks and Recreation Commissioner Don Rapp told Corona City Council that Little League insured its volunteer electricians. Councilwoman Flora Spiegel had warned that volunteers lacked coverage for injuries on night lighting work behind the Civic Center. Attorney Yamin noted the city only inspects further liability.
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Parks and Recreation
Don Rapp
Corona
Flora Spiegel
Little League
Diamonds
Civic Center
Obituaries for Jean Downs Ramon Redondo Alice Sweeney and services
Obituaries note Jean M. Downs 69 of 19060 Consul who died at Riverside Community Hospital. Funeral at Thomas Miller Mortuary with Crestlawn interment and visiting after 5 p.m. Today. Ramon P. Redondo 45 of 1028 E Third St died at Corona Community Hospital with Rosary at Grimes Corona Funeral Home and St Edward Church services to follow at Sunnyslope Cemetery. Alice A. Sweeney 87 of 4901 Green River Dr died at Riverside convalescent hospital with St Mel Church services and cremation plans via St Paul Minn. Grimes Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Jean M. Downs
Riverside Community Hospital
Ilinois
Corona
Corona Junior High
Women's Improvement Club
Elvin
John
Barbara Hetherington
Richard Downs
John McClain
Covona
Hoyt McClain
el Monte
Bob McClain
Arkansas
Margaret McClain
Santa Barbara
Thomas Miller Mortuary
Crestlawn Memorial Park
The
Cancer Society
Ramon P. Redondo
Third St
Corona Community Hospital
Tuscon
Arizona
Fresno
Helen of Corona
Theresa
Jeannie
Hortencia
Maria Redondo
Ramon Redondo Jr
Grimes Corona Funeral Home
St. Edward Catholic Church
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Alice A. Sweeney
Green River Dr
Riverside Convalescent Hospital
New York
Corona Area
Charlene Myren
St. Mel Catholic Church
Norco
St. Paul, Minn
Grimes Funeral Home
Local primaries show steady support for incumbents
Corona-Norco voters backed George Brown Jr. 76 percent and Jim Osgood over rivals in the congressional race. Sen. W. Craig Biddle led Mark Webinger 40,320 to 7,988 with Presley unopposed. Coroner James Bird and treasurer Donna Bauer Babcock won by wide margins. auditor-controller W. Allen Ladd also led. County superintendent Don F. Kenny ran unopposed.
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Senate
W. Craig Biddle
Mark Webinger
Robert Presley
James Bird
Steve O’barra
Donna Bauer Babcock
Ida Hope Kasser
W. Allen Ladd
William D. Mackey
Don F. Kenny
Corona Council OKs Water Committee Formation
The Corona City Council unanimously approved forming a water committee to advise on water matters and assist staff, but stopped short of naming members. The group will be ad hoc and dissolvable by the council, with each councilman appointing one representative. Some members postponed appointments.
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Corona City
Charles Eee
James Rust
Ira Calvert
Calvert
Calver
Interpace Scholarship Awarded to Norco High Student Joni Youngblood
Joni Rae Youngblood 18 daughter of Gladys Youngblood office manager at the Corona plant wins the Interpace Corp Scholarship worth 900 annually for four years to support college. She will attend Chaffey College then transfer to UCR to study home economics and will graduate from Norco High next week after serving as sophomore secretary and senior class vice president. She also earned the Norco Women's Progressive Club scholarship and the Betty Crocker Leadership in Family Living Award.
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Joni Rae Youngblood
Gladys Youngblood
Hillside Ave
Norco
Interpace Corp
Interpace
Youngblood
Corona
Joni
Chaffey College
UCR
Norco Women’s Progressive Club
Betty Crocker
Norco High
Norco to Host First Cutting Show at Ingalls Park
The Norco cutting horse show debuts tomorrow at Ingalls Park starting 4 p.m. Sponsored by the National Cutting Horse Assn with a California affiliate event to follow, judge Weldon Rutledge will oversee about 50 horses and riders including Sugar Vaquero Cal Bar and Une Princess. Prizes include 500 added in pro open and 250 in amateur. admission is free with snack bar open all evening.
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Norco
Ingalls Park
National Cutting Horse Assn
California Cutting Horse Assn
Weldon Rutledge
Chino
Sugar Vaquero
Cal Bar
Une Princess
Ft. Worth
Tex
Park
Correction: Birth Class Registration Number Corrected
Corona Community Hospital announces expectant parent education and Lamaze classes with instructor Arlene Gray. A telephone error has been corrected to the waking reservations number 737-4972.
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Corona Community Hospital
Arlene Gray
111 to graduate in adult education class tonight
Among Corona-Norco Adult Education 111 graduates, three began in Basic Education in the late 1960s and have completed all requirements for high school diplomas. Diplomas will be presented by the board of education. Gordon Duncan will give the graduation address and receive a certificate of appreciation.
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Corona-Norco
Trini Barron Cisneros
Jose R. Pereda
Margaret Corona Vasquez
Jim Pfeiffer
Corona-Norco Board of Education
Gordon Duncan
Duncan
Esther Kinnier
Corona High School
Stuart Halperin
Sidewalk Slants Earthquake Predictions Meet Skepticism
In Temple City and Hawthorne residents weigh forecasts of quakes. Some say a 50 percent chance would not prompt them to move, noting they have endured tremors before and would rather take their chances than relocate.
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MANNA
Temple City
Marilyn Lavender
Hawthorne
Beautician
Jerome Fritz
Elsinore
Runoff Set in Supervisorial District 2 Race
In the November runoff voters will choose between incumbent Supervisor Donald Schroeder and Timothy Hull of the Corona Fire Dept. Hull will lead the pledge at the 7 30 p.m. certificate ceremony in the Campus Center where basic training certificates are awarded by Chaffey College Fire Academy.
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Timothy Hull
Corona Fire Dept
Chaffey College Fire Academy
Hull
Auto theft report and local election results noted
Corona police report a 1962 Buick stolen from 1501 Pleasant View, valued at 300 dollars. In the November runoff, Second District voters backed Schroeder 8728 to Mrs. Anderson 5707, with other candidates earning smaller totals. Norco totals show Schroeder 558 to Anderson 535.
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Corona
Francisco Mendez
Pleasant View
Schroeder
Mrs. Anderson
Bruce Betz
Cliff Wanamaker
John O’brien
Fredrick Leland
Norco
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