08 Apr 1970
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Newspaper
Pasadena Independent Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1970
Page
1
Pasadena Star News readers submit questions about benefits, tax forms and survivor checks. The column explains Navy pay scales, IRS tracer delays, Social Security eligibility rules, and how to obtain W2 forms, with specific addresses and steps.
Seven speakers will address legal issues from draft law to women’s rights at Caltech MCA spring luncheon series. Speakers include Wilson Riles on April 7, Juke McKissack April 15, J B Tietz April 22, Judge Lester Olson April 29, Terry Hatter May 6, Riane Eisler May 8, and Mildred Klein in the final session. Events run at 11:49 am and 12:30 pm in the Athenaeum with public access. reservations required by the day prior via Caltech MCA 795 z.
The 33d Division Army Day Reunion invites all men who served during World War I and World War II to attend Saturday at 1 p.m. at 1312 W. dard St Los Angeles. For more information call Floyd Hibbs at 692-2387.
Pasadena Youth Recreation Commission advances an area wide recreation plan with teens from multiple schools contributing ideas. Tony Nixon notes youth input will guide a proposed Teen Center at Titot Junior High School, pending boards approval for a May decision and possible July opening. A third meeting is set for May 4 to elect officers.
Rosemead Adult School announces two weeknight classes starting April 13 14 offering PBX operation and receptionist training with switchboard practice and office etiquette. Fee 3 includes instruction and films. Enrollment limited first come first served call 236-3141 or visit 463 East Mission Drive Rosemead hours 8 00 am 4 00 pm weekdays 6 30 9 00 pm evenings.
Verne Orr of Pasadena was lauded at the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel dinner for his rise from auto sales to top state posts under Governor Reagan. He received Salvation Army Red Shield honors with a city resolution and scroll from regional officials praising his efficiency and cross party respect.
Pasadena City College students organize a Pre-Pharmacy Club with officers elected Don Grass Arcadia president Wayne Fujita Altadena vice president and Yvette Hall Altadena secretary. They outlined plans for the semester’s program.
The Pasadena Police Protective Association sues the City of Pasadena for about 822000 claiming officers are owed overtime for eating during duty hours from July 1 1965 to present. The suit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, cites city ordinances and seeks accounting, interest, attorney fees, and court costs.
A three year old man described as 5'4" and 140 pounds fled on foot after escaping with about $100 from a Jack in the Box drive-in in Temple City on Monday afternoon. He carried a .22 caliber revolver.
Dr Alfred H Sturtevant longtime Caltech dean of American genetics and Morgan professor died Sunday night at Huntington Memorial Hospital of cancer at age 78. He mapped loci on chromosomes and showed linear gene order using Drosophila. 60-year career including 42 years at Caltech. He leaves widow Phoebe, three children and eight grandchildren.
A cleamcut bandit described as smelling of baby powder robbed Cabin Inn at 1405 St. Fremont Ave in Alhambra early Monday. He forced a bartender and a customer to the floor at 2 am, escaping with $480 using a blue steel revolver and a white cloth bag.
Pickets gathered at the Los Angeles Music Center during the Academy Award presentations to protest the film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Vivian Chamberlin of 176 La Lunas St led spokepersons calling out the movie for portraying Anglo-American superiority and false Mexican American stereotypes.
The fourth annual dinner of the Pasadena Foundation for Medical Research highlights medical research of the 1970s with keynote Dr. Dennis J Le Crotsette of JPL. Other items include St Andrew's Branch 108 fundraiser at St Andrews School, a Kenya Tanzania mini trip by the Southwestern Herpetologists Society, and a San Gabriel Valley Legal Secretaries Association dinner meeting at Morris Steak House. Duplicate bridge instruction offered by the Pasadena Department of Recreation at Jefferson Recreation Center with six weeks of sessions open to the public.
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