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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1972
Page
4
Dorothy Lee promotes Esperanto a display near Armacost Library entrance at the University of Redlands urging interested viewers to visit. Also noted are local notices about a Redlands winter concert meeting reminder and a tire wheel theft at Norris G. Yocum residence.
The Board of Supervisors trimmed a five person contingent from the Planning Department to three for a Washington DC HUD conference on rent subsidies for low income families. Supervisor Smith urged keeping all five, praising the program's success, while Supervisor Mikesell argued three could suffice. The piece also notes Los Angeles Festival of Lights runs Dec 9 to 24 with a holiday parade on Dec 9 at 6 p.m.
Native Redlander G R Dick Rees named Realtor of the Year at the Redlands Board of Realtors 53rd annual installation. Rees, former city councilman and mayor, will serve as treasurer for a third year, with Marion Rushing installed as president and a slate of officers and directors also taking office.
Leticia Isabel Lara born to Mr. and Mrs. William Lara at Redlands Community Hospital on December 5 1972. Grandparents include Mr. Ralph Pimentel and Mrs. India. paternal grandfather Lawrence Lara of San Bernardino. Brooks death notice lists Mrs Gladys Irene Brooks of Yucaipa aged 74 with surviving sons and daughters and extended family. Funeral set Thursday 11 a.m. at Yucaipa First Baptist Church with Rev William Sloan officiating. interment Hillside Memorial Park.
The Redlands Police Department will conduct its annual auction Saturday morning, beginning at 10 o'clock, according to Jim Gay, property officer. About 20 bicycles and related parts will be auctioned, along with miscellaneous items from fire extinguishers to baby carriers.
The Redlands School Board approved a flexible policy with an automatic five day suspension for possession of deadly weapons on campus. The policy allows district administrators to decide on further action such as exclusion or expulsion, stressing judgment over rigid sanctions.
Burglars took more than 510 dollars in goods from Barney Childs 864 Hartzell avenue yesterday evening police said the items included a portable television set stereo tape and a typewriter the theft was discovered at 10 p m on Hartzell avenue.
A new $515000 orthopedically handicapped center near Mission School in Redlands will move students from Clement junior high into a six classroom building on California street during the Christmas break. The 15 000 square foot facility includes two therapy areas and a 15 by 30 foot pool funded in part by a $12000 donation from Mrs. Ruth Seltzer and will serve students from Redlands Yucaipa San Bernardino Colton and Rialto with dedication ceremonies set for January 25.
Yucaipa Union School District trustees accepted the Earle T. Casler bid of 705071 for the Yucaipa High School gym on Yucaipa Boulevard with a 17859 coil wall add on. Lowest base bid from Buster and Schuler was 636693 but withdrawn for an estimated error of about 50000 after county counsel guidance. Total project space 25000 square feet with 17990 gym area. Budgeted 944000. Casler bid now about 20000 under, aided by an architect fee cut of 14000.
A Redlands community meeting urged the school board to reinstate six classroom aides cut in the district budget. Armando Lopez framed the move as a breach of prior commitments, noting past district assurances to maintain aides in high ratio classes to ease teacher workload and support student needs amid funding gains. The board labeled such restoration premature, awaiting a full finance report due December 19, while promising high priority for future funds. Also on the agenda: a joint dinner with the City Council to discuss mutual concerns and praise for Senate Bill 90 supporters, plus a critique over band uniform disparities between Moore and Clement junior high schools. County fringe benefits data were reported to the Board of Supervisors with noting voices about public employee perks.
Publisher William G. Moore and Editor Frank E. Moore operate a Redlands California daily paper at 700 Brookside Ave. The section lists legal advertisements court decree 26980 and subscription rates for carriers and mail. Publication runs daily except Sundays and Christmas with Verified Audit Circulation.
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