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Newspaper
Orange City News
Location
Orange, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2003
Page
1
City staff project general fund expenditures will climb 7.9 percent to $69.7 million next year as retirement costs rise by $3.6 million due to stock market declines and CalPERS losses, while revenues grow 1 percent to $66.8 million.
Five Chapman University students Gerrie Adams Pei Chen Chen Wan Lin Chou Akua Kwakwa and Heather Pe with Chapman Professor Anuradha Prakash won first place for Pizza Poppers a space approved pizza flavored triangular crispy snack Their project will be shown at a Chicago food expo and the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
A brief police report notes multiple incidents linked to a classified section labeled Automotion Vices. The document references real estate listings and a school-related entry, with scattered OCR noise obscuring full details.
Superintendent Robert French announced 23 district staff members will retire in a first round after a closed session at the Orange Unified School District board meeting. Retirements span June 30 to Feb 1 2004, including three top admins and one principal.
Fieldstone Communities Inc proposes up to 183 homes at the former Sully Miller sand and gravel mine and returns to the Planning Commission for Monday review. East Orange residents split over environmental impact with supporters from Orange Park Association and critics citing Santiago Creek, two dams, and flood risk. Activist Shirley Grindle calls for open space preservation as erosion and silt dumping threaten homes, while Fieldstone officials defend the proposal as environmentally sound pending flood protection measures.
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