30 Jun 1959
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1959
Page
1
The Assembly will rely on twenty four interim groups to study 340 bills sent from the 1959 session while the Senate assigns thirteen joint interim committees. The plan aims to cut costs and consolidate work, with topics ranging from civil suits delays to consumer warranties and narcotics offender registration.
The Corona area sees a dairy boom as land values rise near Los Angeles push dairies outward. Longstanding operations like Imbach Ranch and the McCarty Dairy fade or move, while modern growth accelerates since 1954 led by local chamber leaders Finnerty and Murphy in dairy lending and development.
David Parker, district victim in a train accident when two tank cars carrying butane cooking gas exploded on a trestle above a river recreation beach. The liquid fire spread over crowds as Parker swam, describing children screaming for help as the blaze rolled downstream.
Plumbing permits were issued to Guadalupe Bravo of 153 N Merrill and Sam Heredia of 149 N Merrill in the Merrill area.
Williams was informed he had won an $825 RCA Victor color TV in the Cross-Out contest. The note confirms the prize and emphasizes the contest’s appeal to customers who try the new game for a small effort.
James L. Fair 43 of Norco died early today at his home after a lingering illness. Born June 3, 1916 in Chateau Oklahoma he moved to California in 1997 and to Norco in 1953 from Turlock where he worked in the chicken business. He is survived by his widow June Rae Fair six sons and a daughter several relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Bell Thomas Mortuary with friends invited to call Thursday afternoon.
Aero jet General Corp proposes its 14 foot Minisub, a one or two man fiberglass craft, as a defense against sharks. Project engineer Jim Stubstad says the highly maneuverable free flooded sub, pedaled or battery powered, could carry weapons and may shift odds in a diver’s favor. California beachgoers, wary of shark attacks averaging two per year since 1952, could use such subs for underwater tasks and defense.
Electrical permits were issued to Dewey Mi Rice at 1018 West Grand Blvd and Allen at 2510 State Street as listed in the permit notices.
A plumbing permit was issued to Dick Daniels of 9925 Mangular for residential work. The document authorizes plumbing installation and related supplies at the specified property under local building codes and inspection requirements.
A biologist connected to the Scripps Institution of Oceanography discusses new findings on marine ecosystems. The work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and field research conducted along the Pacific coast.
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