Word: bernardino
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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LASSIE (CBS, 7-7:30 p.m.). With help from their canine friend, six blind children learn to use the Braille Nature Trail in the San Bernardino National Forest...
...year election proved once again that the quality of the U.S. environment is becoming an increasingly important concern of the nation's electorate. Wherever the environment issue cropped up, the result was the same. Voters within the Mojave Water District of California's San Bernardino County refused a proposed coal-burning power plant despite the increased taxes it would have contributed to the district. Reason: the plant might pollute the clear desert air. At Mercer Island in Lake Washington, a suburb of Seattle, residents faced another difficult choice. Did they want to preserve a wooded park...
...Beginning. Webb's early success is all the more striking because he was so recently at rock bottom, emotionally as well as economically. The son of a Baptist minister, he was raised in Oklahoma and Texas, started music studies at California's San Bernardino Valley College in 1966. Midway in his second semester, dispirited by his mother's death and struggling to sort out his life, Webb dropped out. He had learned the piano and organ well enough to play in his father's church at age eleven and had started composing...
...ruling that could well put an end to the acquisition of newspapers in outlying towns by metropolitan dailies, the U.S. Supreme Court last week upheld a lower-court decision that the Times-Mirror Co. of Los Angeles must divest itself of two papers it bought in 1964, the San Bernardino Sun and the Telegram. The company contended that there had been little competition for readers or advertising between its Los Angeles Times and the San Bernardino papers, published 60 miles east of Los Angeles. But in a novel application of the Clayton Antitrust Act, the judge ruled that the purchase...
Last year Los Angeles-based Arrowhead & Puritas Waters Inc., the industry's front runner, increased both its sales ($15,650,000) and profits ($1,342,596) by 15%. In doing so, the 74-year-old company sold 43,325,000 gallons, partly from springs in the San Bernardino Mountains, partly from five distillation plants and partly from de-ionizing plants, which yield the mineral-free water favored by commercial customers. Runner-up Sparkletts Drinking Water Corp., a subsidiary of Foremost-McKesson, boosted its revenues from $12 million to an estimated $13 million...