Yucaipa Valley Seeks $10 Million Boost In Sewer Funds
Sunset drive area and Yucaipa building hall set Monday as water authorities prepare to enforce a new development ban in the Yucaipa Calimesa district. Directors seek $10 million more in state federal funding, raise questions on trunk lines and lateral costs, and plan to press Sacramento through a July 3 Water Resources Control Board session. They meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at 12770 Second Street to discuss grants, state participation, and financing the complete sewer system amid local tax burdens.
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Yucaipa-Calimesa
Sacramento
Yucaipa Valley County
California Water Resources Control Board
Second Street
Ira B. Pace
Yucaipa
Pace
Houston Flournoy
Jerry L. Pettis
Regional Water Quality Control Board
California
Anderson
Redlands
Santa Ana
U.S
Gairs Clothing in Redlands undergoes ownership shift
Gair's Clothing reports a management and ownership shuffle. Longtime employee Roy L. Guin sells holdings to W. Eugene Malone and Everette Franken, while Ralph N. Grisamore and Harold E. Voyles are named corporate vice presidents and directors. The changes follow 36 years of Gunn’s service and prior family ownership roots dating back to Reid and Finlay Clothing.
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Gair's
Redlands
Roy L. Guin
Gair
W. Eugene Malone
Everette Franken
Malone
Ralph N. Grisamore
Harold E. Voyles
Cherry Valley
Gunn
Reid and Finlay Clothing
Orange Street
E. State Street
South Pacific
Disneyland bus trip set tomorrow by Redlands department
The Redlands Recreation Department plans a Disneyland trip tomorrow for youths from junior high to college age. Buses depart Terrier Gym at Redlands High School at 1 p.m. and return by 10:30 p.m. Fees are five dollars for Youth Activity Card holders and six dollars for others. Tickets and cards available at the RHS Summer Youth Center.
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Disneyland
Redlands
Two Killed In Separate Accidents On Route 60
California Highway Patrol reports two traffic deaths on Highway 60 near Jackrabbit Trail. Stanley Naperala aged 60 of Riverside died when his district truck left the road and struck an embankment. Jeffery Myers age 8 of La Palma died in a sports car crash after rear ending a truck. his father William Myers 31 of Yucca Valley was injured but listed in satisfactory condition. The car rolled over more than 500 feet. truck driver not injured.
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Jackrabbit Trail
California Highway Patrol
Stanley Naperala
Riverside
Jeffery Myers
County Tax Office To Open Saturday For Delinquent Payments
County Tax Collector John Gartner will open the Hall of Records office in San Bernardino on Saturday from 4 a.m. to noon to accept last minute payments before delinquent properties are sold to the state. The emergency ordinance allows sale at 10 a.m. Saturday for the 1972-73 fiscal year.
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John Gartner
Gartner
County Board of Supervisors
W. Third Street
Hall of Records
San Bernardino
Thieves steal meat from Yucaipa home freezer
Yucaipa deputies report burglars stole about 250 dollars worth of meat from a freezer at J. W. Brewer’s home, 34386 Avenue E. The thieves pulled the electrical plug, ruining some meat left in the freezer after the break in yesterday.
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J. W. Brewer
Avenue E
Yucaipa
Harold Kuiper Ends 35-Year Teaching Career in Redlands
Harold Kuiper a Redlands teacher for 14 years retires this month after a 35 year career in classrooms across Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and California He taught mainly special education including handicapped youth and adults and served as principal at three Christian schools He holds degrees from Calvin College Western Michigan and a life certificate with Bethany Reformed Church and Salem Christian School board service He plans travel and continued work with handicapped children and young adults with his wife Cornelia at their Redlands home after retirement.
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Harold Kuiper
Redlands
Kuiper
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Calvin College
Western University
Kalamazoo
Wisconsin
Iowa
Cornelia
Alvarado Street
Bethany Reformed Church
Salem Christian School For
Ontario
Lockheed wins AF contract for versatile radial burning propellant
Lockheed Propulsion Corp receives a 752000 dollar Air Force Rocket Propulsion Laboratory grant to develop a radial burning pulse motor. The two-pulse SRAM precedent informs the effort, which aims to test up to four-grain motors with igniters and variable delays under different conditions. Project head Dr Donald Wiederech, engineer Terry Healy, and Air Force monitor Richard Smith oversee the two-year program.
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Lockheed Propulsion Company
Air Force Rocket Propulsion Laboratory
Lockheed
Air Force
Donald Wiederech
Terry Healy
Richard Smith
Heidi Clinches Obedience Class Honors
Heidi a German shepherd owned by Howard L. McKinley Jr. topped dog obedience classes conducted this month by the ment with Pat Allsworth of Banning as instructor. Second place went to Dobie a doberman owned by Mark Page and third to Snoopy a sheltie owned by Merriam Paul. In the junior class high scoring dachshund named Tinkerbeile belonged to Peter Nikonvich. Department spokesmen said the next class in Redlands will be in September.
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Heidi
Redlands
Howard L. McKinley, Jr
Pat Allsworth
Banning
Dobie
Mark Page
Snoopy
Merriam Paul
Tinkerbeile
Peter Nikonvich
Temperatures Dip Below 100 in Redlands Amid Smog Alert
Redlands recorded a seasonable drop with 1 pm temperature at 4 degrees below 100 for the first time in eight days. Despite the lower reading the Air Pollution Control District warned of a potential heavy smog attack this afternoon, with ozone near .25 ppm and yesterday rising to .36 ppm before receding. Tomorrow's forecast expects moderate smog levels around .25 to .30 ppm.
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Redlands
Kingham Receives National Award in Photography
Wm Elmer Kingham of Redlands was presented with a national award for outstanding contributions to professional photography by Jerry Smolka president of the Professional Photographers of America at the Western States Convention in San Diego. Five of Kinghams prints were chosen for the Masters Exhibit and his studio remains at 5 E State St Redlands.
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Elmer Kingham
Redlands
Kingham
Jerry Smolka
Professional Photographers of America
PPA
Redlander
Vera
San Diego
Association
Redlands Dump Site Purchase Sparks Citizens Questions
Citizens in Redlands query a San Timoteo Canyon dump site deal. Three councilmen voted June 5 to spend $285000 for 181 acres, with no public hearing. Questions focus on title, bids, timing, price, and who benefits after $510000 total cost and $225000 in interest over 25 years.
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Redlands
San Timoteo Canyon
Merritt
Parker
Banning Designates Four Fire Areas Off Limits
In response to a surge in arson fires, Banning city officials announced four areas within the community are off limits to unauthorized persons. Posted signs will mark the restricted zones to reduce fire danger during peak fire months. Most restricted zones are located in the northern part of the city. Jonson Huan of Redlands was recognized by Millsaps College for Dean's List honors in the second semester of 1972-73.
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Banning
Jonson Huan
Redlands
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
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Yucaipa Building Hall
Yucaipa Valley
Gair’s
Guin
Gain
Downtown Redlands Association
Redlands Chamber of Commerce
Southern California Independent Clothiers Association
Grisamore
Voyles
Center Street
Redlands Recreation Department
Redlands High School
Recreation Department
C. J. Kenison
Rte
County Tax Office
Lisa Carpenter
Santa Cruz
City Hall
Lisa
Rick Clark
Redlands Jaycees
Dianne
Clark
Lockheed Propulsion
Department
People’s Column
Cummings
Hedlands Sves
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