Kilner Divorce Filed by Castro Valley Wife
Mrs Mil dred Kilner of 4666 Ewing toad Castro Valley files for divorce from Edwin Kilner married in Reno June 14 1919 and separated June 10. She cites extreme cruelty and seeks restraining order, alimony, and division of property including equity in Ewing Meadows home Eas Oak Glass Co assets bank accounts stocks and bonds two horses and life insurance policies.
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Ewing Toad
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Reno
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Sacramento junior college funds debate stirs state lawmakers
Bakersfield officials Dr. Reed Buffington and Fred Sullivan met in Sacramento to discuss Senate Bill 115 altering a $20 million allocation for California's 53 junior colleges. The bill, amended to $264,000 under revision, aims to distribute funds to junior colleges statewide and may affect South County Junior College bond construction.
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Walter W. Yevnn
Bakersfield
Jeolees Lax
Reed Buffington
Fred Sullivan
Fear Hayland
Sacramento
Bee
South County
Tax Break On DuPont Stock OK'd
In Sacramento assemblyman Gordon Cologne backs a bill granting a $1 million tax break tied to DuPont stock. The measure follows a Supreme Court decision ordering DuPont to distribute GM stock to shareholders and treats the GM stock return as capital rather than income. The lower house approved the bill 41 to 26.
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DuPont
Sacramento
APJ
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Chabot College Wins Full Accreditation Under New Review
Chabot College receives full accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges after a March decision. The college expects to fill about 50 positions over two years and expands programs to serve its Bay Area communities. July 1 marks full accreditation, granting students the same rights as other California colleges.
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Callege
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Jazz Trumpeter Bob Scobey Dies In New Mexico Town
AP reports jazz trumpet virtuoso Bob Scobey known for radio staff bands and dance orchestras, died Wednesday. Born July 1 in a Texas town, Scobey formed his own band and rose through theater and oil industry scenes before moving to Tucumcari, New Mexico.
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