Arcadia annexation meeting sparks potential code violation concerns
Readers discuss actions after a private Arcadia City Council meeting attended by a majority of members. The issue centers on possible violation of the Brown Act during a private session about annexation and subsequent filing with the Local Agency Formation Commission. further notes on remedies and citizen rights.
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District Attorney's Office
Pasadena
A. Action Line
California
Agency Formation Commission
Los Angeles
Floyd Kallam
Elaine Morgan
Evan Lewis
Colorado
Anl
Lewis
Social Security
Ord
Police
South Pasadena
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Horoscope and Society Notes in East Valley Section
Inside today section lists horoscope and society items with TV radio listings and theatre notes. Local pages show area features for Passhena East Valley and Los Angeles circulation details with office hours and contact numbers.
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Passhena
Valley
Los Angeles
Dahomey Army Seizes Power Ousting President Soglo
Dahomey army paratroopers seized control in Cotonou without bloodshed, arresting top officers and forcing President Christophe Soglo from power. An interim revolutionary council promised a provisional government within 24 hours. The coup followed labor unrest and union strikes over wage cuts.
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Anawi
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French War College
Paris
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U S and Britain Push for Greek King Return
The United States and Britain press Greece’s military junta and Constantine toward a compromise for the king’s return from exile in Rome. Observers note talks center on conditions tied to political reform, with disputes over royal involvement, court reshuffles, and an immediate new constitution before elections.
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37 Deaths Blamed on Icy Storms
A severe autumn storm paralysed the Southwest and spreading snow sleet and freezing rain caused at least 37 deaths across Texas New Mexico Colorado and California Over five days stranded travelers and damaged homes while rescue crews aided remaining snowbound communities.
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Ford
Great Plains
Midwest
Texas
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Theodore L. Bernal
N. M
Howe
Washkansky Gains Ground Despite Pneumonia
CAPE TOWN South Africa UPI reports Louis Washkansky the world’s first successful heart transplant patient shows improvement despite double pneumonia. Doctors praise antibiotics and note both lungs are affected with the left more at risk. A steady course and cautious optimism from Dr Christian Barnard follow.
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South Africa
Boumedienne summons armed forces chiefs after Algiers revolt
Algerian President Boumedienne takes personal command of the armed forces after a three day revolt. He calls the Army Navy and Air Force chiefs to an important meeting to shore up authority and deter further attempts. Casualties among civilians are reported with unclear details. Zbiri's whereabouts are unknown amid unconfirmed reports of his flight to the Aures Mountains. Maj Said Abid reportedly killed himself as the rebellion was crushed.
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France
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Weather Raids Hit Phuc Yen and Kep Bases in North Vietnam
American jets struck two key North Vietnamese air bases, Phuc Yen and Kep, amid a fourth day of raids. Nine U S planes reportedly shot down as air battles raged. Hanoi claimed casualties and a major action near the capital. Weather allowed wider raids, with targets including roads, rail lines, and the Hal Duong bridge. Marines hit by a mortar near Da Nang. two dead and 40 wounded. Viet Cong casualties tally 95 in the Mekong Delta as government troops push forward.
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UPS
North Vietnam
Phuc Yen
Mano
Kep
Hanoi
MI6
Red River Valley
da Nang
Mekong Delta
Suharto Bans Open Chinese Worship in Public
President Suharto announced that Chinese worship and festivals will be held within private groups to speed assimilation. He warned public open ceremonies could have adverse psychological, mental, and moral effects on Indonesians.
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CPI
Oor
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