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   Arcadia Tribune (Newspaper) - May 3, 1964, Arcadia, California                               HILLCREST t copy month 6 Twico 909 S Santo Anita Zip Nt Twenty AN INTER-CITY NEWSPAPER 2 Sections ARCADIA CALIFORNIA SUNDAY MAY 3 1944 PERSPECTIVE pulling In make the howl li only a slight variation on the practiced by politicoes that similar dorn the opposition Vol XXXVIII No 32 Council On GOES TO COUNCIL Renewal Held May By A J Goebel for ASSEMBLYMAN HOUSTON FLOURNOY CENTER AT MEETING HERE THURSDAY by Santo Anito Republican Officers Herb Meier Corl Thompion Jerry and Roger Withrow Tribune photo I Attorney August J chief opponent of the proposed creation of a Town to the exclusion overtime on the week-end the city administration is preparing to to City of manufacturing interests a Ml dose lo for the operation of he municipal of Sinta lara Street has accused Continuation of he per assessed valuation tax rate is expected City an underhanded recommended act in renewing central area budget will call building Current fiscal years spending of slightly more than in May Council is expected Charging that the city ha publish study benefit a few area business interests by hcd lung the Town Center in Ry De the city administ ailing feir he per assessed valuation tax rate for an increase in funds of about percent over the FLOURNOY ON STATE Tax Boost Seen Living our means surplus from farr a million tax Stale spending this will cut to JS million And as a result we in the next session unless the iovernor anil are ready to trim expenditures The flal dee of a new i hat Lnruh s original etlu- jump in taxes came brought day night here from Houston Hournoy R nth Dis- here apparently was submitted in a talk at Methodist as hy pital auditorium new bdl now Hournoy viving and Senate Committee associate professor of has been modified so al Pomona Chin School unification is Graduate School is sicking urged neil mandatory by third term in ihc Stale I e as originally proposed and il deies City Nefs On Thoroughbred racing fans failed to show up during the Santa Anita meeting in numbers lo a vear aco and as a il the city Attendance at the stand of was off three percent from season And not only did city treasury fail to as much from its admission taxes this year as last but the cost of directing traffic reached a new high Police expenses reached though the track was dark for a week while ushers ticket takers and were on strike The slight lag in attendance was blamed on the strike but whatever caused the drop the cily finished with slill second highest return from the flat racing season But the net result will be the third lowest return since And while thoroughbred gate income lo the city was down harness racing season for the first half of the stand was and when all returns arc in are certain to show a hefty increase in crowds for bike boys The cily has received by Santa Santa Fe tracks and Hunting- me lion Drive said in a letter lo City Council that dam He to take the 1 to court idling lax of ioO Since this under a sions to the budget n If ihc approve a in he will o spending of about the in- in the history to lhat iAn administration review June his pared hv However is certain to hQ duce id upon the economy to greater sales lax revenues above the figure of likely to be received for ihc current cal fun al Brown's e lhat the cans are blocking the budg et in the unending special with a silent filibuster We've th Republicans ha taken the n that the he stated not affect currently unified districts as Arcadia Hournoy the new Arcadia ould receive a increase per student in average daily rights are being a hanged set of The budget will go to Cily before Council in meeting new However there is no of til three weeks ahead of Arcadia's assessed the legislators increasing the tax Although he specifically previously schedule to of property will be in- rate since there is A S A Building Supplies hy Mayor creased by the smallest amount in general fund surplus that has the extreme northwest corner Turner and new budget UTn earmarked half the proposed Town Center a Conrad who will be will be based on about of it is Mi over June 33 recommendation of ihc cily during last week as compared with Ihc ex- surplus year I consultants on legislators carries the INCREASE CERTAIN i interests of all owners of trial properly along Santa Clara i Street A moratorium which prohibited changes or even occupancy of in the area was passed March ently it was allowed lo lapse But at the Council meeting April 21 was renewed under an emergency ordinance This is A preliminary that will go tn Board londay night is ex- key point of charges peeled to call for an increase over the school district's present general operating appropriations of In his letter to Iw aired The of the tax rate increase won't be known for some weeks night at City Council said Hut the expenditures will rise In provide for interest on the voted School Board Begins Work On Budget cut by Hut sinie i tit uas sug we can't find A of calion c- I Six Arcadia school students were declared winners of the American Legion Auxiliary Contest ancc in current fiscal year conducted in irades this year In Sleek grade Camino Anderson 9th and Barney Weidman Legion Essay Honors to 6 Students the figure moving second year i I he longest meist I I Roger Murray 7th grade Annunciation Fred Wer- ner Mh Holy Angels Halloren and Pat Puck both Illh grade Arcadia High School All students in grades wrote displayed grade Arcadia High School Jon topic The Advantages of eif first place awards iAn American School that code provides for notices and public hearings when an ordinance is extended ever because the city let the lasi October as well as for a I her of built-in budget increase lapse of a new term al an emergency reading re- quires no notice 1 feel it was an underhanded manner Ihc attorney said in his Inter in which this action was factors These will be reflected in what will be the largest budget yet presented lo a school board values for the current fiscal with greatest in- Wilh stale aid shrinking to to occur in junior highs about 29 percent of the district's and at high school money needs School Board j Monday's meeting has a long here Retirement costs its greatest budget and little discussion re- pay raises for district's 500 m ln the budget is anticipated At the same lime as he board will set dates for study his Superintendent of on new spending create a need for more money Schools Burlis II Taylor will port on enrollment as of a Taylor is expected lo report on plus the prospects of a new teaching positions School Board is face GOP Voter Edge in Is Trimmed entire action can be s with and Drown Other winners among high were I raced to ene fact lrc livelihood of smallest ing pin sides finalists in each of Means To is considering a plan in assessed valuation since Wnh level categories were high school students of a few central area lne district was almost 15 classroom scats Ml m As bie Sth grade essays on years ago preliminary budget js month Hournoy expressed hope Reid Tom Mellon grade An Our Duty I em the will o love to gain 1 to in I Arcadia Youth n Hi Critically Hurt In Switzerland registration over that of the crais n trimmed nnd lem et a neu high in of voiers Templi nv will have a it re nts v Ivi may goi lo polls in the lime 21 of Arcadia hut Arcadia will have less was injured qualified voters than in in a hotel fire in Xug e lee tion has hern by Registrar lien American consulate I lint Temple City of Arcadia will hive l-t an increase ol High School had been working in over number hotel not far from To could have in its Ihmes itinn had lo jump il election 1 thrill floor window He e a right i voMm the a fractured hip nti d diction and shoe k I ihm did in the Son eif Mr and Mrs Arnold T race Hue limn of 111 W Vista the have all for hotel job to help excrct-ing voting his expenses on his lour a pain ef mure than which began in March hiel for the Mrs lunn said she to lh at hospital where will have son underwent surgery fnr he primary about the same day and was advised lhat he number as fer us mu rot be moved for at least sixl balloting Madre She plans to leave 5 voters shortly lo with As usual Arcadia's is predominantly Republican The lions Inn the 1 to 1 the scene of a midnight the district was almost 15 years ago The preliminary budget be based em of a of about percent greater than ago when il had reached 9.772 the proposed administrative study This is a jump of 214 over Ihc suggested bv consultants a vear fiv He will present plans for be held Arboretum Art Show Attracts Viewers AT CHANTRY FLATS FIRST HAND INFORMATION ON FORESTRY tram lelt Glen ond John Ed Sharp Bob Dotr and photo THREE DAY TOUR Seniors Study Forestry Fifty high school seniors facilities at 70 Arcadia High School Art Club show at the Arboretum last viewers local and 250 student artists dis- played their work for awards in various categories Sponsored hy the Arcadia Lions I Club and the Arboretum the en- show was arranged hy Karl High Se hool art teacher Student members Art flub n tions t i for show were- eit art al Pasadena and Schmidt supervisee of I art secondary schools in Iho different I were Oil Straus Marshall third 1C Rondel Janet Macking third Wilson second Dunham Prints and N Santonins and reforestation are to additi are learning forestry and try nnd with the youths returning here at first-hand this lend Planners To Meet Monday Ih pi rents in r tn h if been reduced with killed one person and high in San Gabriel Anita group traveled lo covered at Campground Ray Hanson third retried here by Hue olh J I 17 Republicans arr in or lo I n nv to Re Water control and p.m i in program are onel Allen Ink I Service Biles first lan ire 17 from there moved on a lemr through Irs tVe front country to the 1 and I ire Warden IMes thud prl n S p 11 e I nm al the he Ii evi nt lh I ire the m e I c District lx laving fire en I after dnd nter nnd the Society of Hob I Mirk lee North I In e are rt I I and Ri h 11 pf rd I CORNER When Senator Goldwater last week that Governor Rockefeller might give his convention votes to Ambassador Lodge if ond when he sees he cannot win himself the Senator was expressing an opinion that seems to us to be one of the Governor's strong points and we thank the Senator for making a point we have been emphasizing for some time The fine record of vote getting shown in maries this year by the former vice presidential serves to underline in no uncertain terms the dislike of most Republican voters for the extreme views espoused by the Senator The fact that many old-line Republican politicians are supporting water simply proves once more that the als are usually the last ones to sense grass roots thinking The statement by Senator serves further to highlight the obvious fact that nil of the lican presidential prospects with the of nre near to each other m tj be tn ranks without effort end indicates rnce ogam that a vote for Rockefeller m the California Primary is a vote that will tn keep Republican leadership in the hands of men believe in traditional Re- publican philosophy This is further underlined crrt twa rf the leading are Richard Nixon and Henry Cabot rnn as a team in 1960 on a platform chiri archi- tect was Governor Rockefeller A platform that was approved overwhelmingly by the Republican con- vention of that year and one which Senator has opposed at every turn One sometimes wonders if he is a Republican What the Senator really is hot o high de- gree of unanimity actually does exist m the phy of of the Republican candidates except self reminding again of the cace Vrs J rookie son slie is rut of We i v ere ttu tus -in will ti c ri t ov ir he d n   

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