DeMirlyn Presses for Subsidized Housing Investigation
Councilman Charles G. DeMirlyn calls for a federal and county probe into subsidized housing allotments. He urges joint City School park projects, seeks HUD Santa Ana office scrutiny, and may draft a council endorsement with City Attorney Taylor, noting support from Congressman Pettis and GAO involvement.
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Charles G. DeMirlyn
DeMirlyn
Santa Ana
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Edward F. Taylor
Jerry L. Pettis
HUD
U.S. General Accounting Office
Anne Siracusa
Riverside housing clash as HUD lines up ouster of three officials
Federal agents and Riverside city and county officials moved to remove Grace Young Lyle Laffoon and Raymond Poteete from the County Housing Authority roles after a federal review found discriminatory practices toward tenants and staff. HUD critics accused federal aid handling of Riverside Redlands units and called for city school authority consultations. Meanwhile council debates park planning with DeMirlyn challenging park board process and funding priorities amid long running community park aims and sidewalk needs for local kids.
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Riverside
County Housing Authority
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Riverside Community Relations Commission
Grace 0. Young
Lyle Barry Laffoon
Raymond Poteete
County Authority
Young
Laffoon
Poteete
Redlands
DeMirlyn
Santa Ana
Lugonia
Northside
City Park Commission
Sam Sewall
Park Board
Jack B. Cummings
Faulstich Named Student Member of City Park Commission
Pat Faulstich, 16 turning 17 in February, was named by the City Council last night as the student member of the City Park Commission. He is the third high school student in the post, following Bill Hatfield and Brad Gartenberg. The commission will not meet tomorrow due to lack of a quorum.
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Park Commission
DeMirlyn
Sewall
Cummings
John Patrick Faulstich
City Park Commission
Faulstich
Bill Hatfield
Brad Gartenberg
Pasadena
Redlands
Joseph Faulstich
Henrietta Street
Lockheed Propulsion Company
Lockheed
Burbank
Sunnyvale
Cape Junior High School
Pat
Rotary Club
Makio
Joan
Humboldt State College
Rodolfo Gabarini
Italy
Council
Public Works
John R. Shone
City Hall
I TI
Shane
Editor chastised over criticizing name change for JPL
A letter to the editor condemns an editorial about renaming Pasadena’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to honor H. Allen Smith. The writer, a longtime ally of Representative Smith, argues the piece overreaches, questions expertise distant from the district, and calls for more constructive commentary. He urges the Laboratory and local officials to assess the change, rather than Congress.
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H. Allen
JPL
Pasadena
H. Allen Smith
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Smith
20Th Congressional Committee
State Central Committee
Congress
Farflung
33Rd
City Council Approves Traffic Signal Improvements
City Council approved agreements with the Federal aid TOPICS program to boost capacity and safety for 55000 in extra work. Signals at Fifth Street and Citrus Avenue will cost about 25000, Redlands Boulevard and Cypress Avenue will be modernized for 25000, and 5000 will fund changes at Citrus Avenue and Redlands Boulevard.
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Jack B. Cummings
Fifth Street
Citrus Avenue
Redlands Boulevard
Cypress Avenue
Mail Heist Strikes Local Post Office Truck
Police and U S Postal Inspectors investigated a theft of about 1100 mail pieces from a local post office truck parked on Fulbright avenue. Mail rounds at 9 30 to 10 00 a m showed the left front door ajar and two trays of mail missing. About 95 percent of the missing mail were utility bills with possible cash and checks in other envelopes. Investigation ongoing.
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U.S
Arlen Helms
Fulbright Avenue
Freeze holds in Redlands amid cloudy skies
Intermittent cloud cover kept overnight temperatures in the Redlands citrus area in the safe zone with a 28 degree low in the coldest groves and 30 degrees at the Redlands Weather Station. Forecasters expect a 32 degree low tonight and possible rain in the valley by late today.
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Redlands
Mercury
National Weather Service
Paso Robles
Santa Maria
Southland
Nature walk at Lake Evans draws birding crowd
A nature walk organized by the Tri-County Conservation League will occur Saturday at 9 a.m. near Lake Evans in Fairmount Park Riverside. Dr Gene Anderson notes the area is rich for birds and hosts a dense riverbottom forest with varied trees, frogs, and fish influencing plant life. Participants may begin at the western Lake Evans Loop Road side road near the outlet and pass the American Legion Building. The 1500-member Santa Ana River protection group supports monthly walks. wear sturdy shoes and bring binoculars for birding. The event lasts several hours and aims to showcase area features.
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Lake Evans
Fairmount Park
Riverside
Tri-County Conservation League
Gene Anderson
Nature Walks
TCCL
Riverbottom
American Legion
Santa Ana River
10 Speed Bike Stolen From Redlands High Lot
A yellow 27 inch Schwinn ten speed bicycle owned by Dale H Nieman of 1460 East Brockton Avenue was stolen from the Redlands High School parking lot yesterday afternoon. The bicycle valued at 97 dollars was taken between 2 30 p.m. and 4 30 p.m. police said.
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Dale H. Nieman
Brockton Avenue
Redlands High School
Doss elected Redlands Chamber of Commerce president for 1973
Carl M. Doss, longtime Redlands advocate and Realtor, was elected this morning as Redlands Chamber of Commerce president for 1973. He will be installed at a 6 30 dinner January 25 at Griswold's Country House, succeeding Jay W. Watkins who remains on the board.
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Carl M. Doss
Southern California
Redlands
Jay W. Watkins
el Monte
Watkins
Tri-City Concrete
James Geissinger
Laurence K. Wormser
Redlands Council halts city bikeways plan
City officials rejected a Regional Bikeways Committee proposal for a 16 mile lane network. Four major objections cited by City Manager Merritt include traffic flow concerns on narrow streets and the high cost of painting lanes and signage. The panel’s plan is not expected to be revived. Separately, Lydia New won National Orange Show Theme Contest with Golden Harvest earning $100 and a citrus exposition season pass for March 29 to April 8.
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R. P. Merritt
San Bernardino County
County Board of Supervisors
Public Works Department
Merritt
Council
Lydia New
San Bernardino
Sam Sewall
Arti Receives Letter From Nixon Railing Over Poems
Mrs. Arti of 125 South Michigan Street displays a letter from the White House signed by Pat and President Richard Nixon. The note thanks her for a congratulatory poem and expresses pride in American friendship as the nation looks ahead. The earlier poem also drew a thanks from a deputy to the President.
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Louis Arti
South
Michigan
Treasure
White House
Pat
Richard Nixon
Arti
Nixons
America
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