Long-Running Tornado and Weather Saga Across States
A fragmented reminiscence traces tornado outbreaks from 1924 to 1968 across Louisiana Texas Michigan and beyond, noting scores of injuries and deaths, immense damages up to hundreds of millions, and landmark events like Cameron Louisiana’s near wipeout and the Carla hurricane. It also includes scattered Q A items on area codes and cosmetic silicone procedures with references to public figures and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atay
Toutsiana
Michigan
Cameron
Ariray
Rock
Louisiana
Texay
Lake Charles
Gulf Constablés Ineluting
Mississippi
Georgia
New Orleans
Arkansas
Larose
Pasadena Public Library
Nureleanes
Lan Mehul
Welm
Pasadena school board candidate pledges neighborhood focus
Daniel J. Greeo Jr of Pasadena seeks the Ger ta recall seat in the Pasadena Unified School District. A 32 year old auditor with Beneficial Stanl and Corp he emphasizes preserving neighborhood schools rejecting busing. He and wife Mary have two children and want to curb taxes through practical financially sound school appraisal.
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Daniel J. Greeo Jr
Pepperhill Road
Pasadena
Joseph J. Enghalm
Pasadena Unified
Green
Beneficial Stanl and Corp
Los Angeles
Mary
Indiana University
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ind
Ball State University
Cal State Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Board of Education For
Portable device aids study of artificial heart valves donation
The Moor-White Foundation donated a six-channel portable cardiac recorder to the University of Southern California School of Medicine for use in the outpatient cardiac clinic at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center. Dr. Earl C. Harrison notes it records heart valve sounds and ECG signals, enabling simultaneous parameter charting to assess prosthetic valve function and broader cardiovascular disease detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Southern California School of Medicine
Moor-White Foundation
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County-Usc Medical Center
Earl C. Harrison
South Pasadena
Medical Center
Harison
Harrison
Katherine Marshall
Alhambra
L’easurer
The
Foundation
David Blankendon
Pasadena
Katherine “Marshall
University of Southern, California School of Medicine
Moore-White Foundation
Rental Agency Sued for Bias in Los Angeles Case
The government filed suit in U S District Court Los Angeles Monday against AAA Rentals of Los Angeles and Alhambra charging the agency marked listings with XXX to show owners did not want Negro tenants and occasionally hippies. Ray and Maria Kitz named as owners and 20 area landlords flagged by AAA records may violate the Fair Housing Act of 1968. The Justice Department sought a temporary restraining order to preserve records and another order to allow full inspection despite the district court issuing the orders Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
AAA Rentals
Alhambra
U.S. District Court
Ray
Maria Kitz
Justice Department
Los Angeles Area
AAA
Washington
District Court
Pasadena Board Meeting Maintains Prior Action On Two Items
A special 8 30 a m Pasadena Board of Education session failed to overturn last Tuesday's actions on 16 administrative assignments and on a plan to wash contracted buses at a district facility. At Houser's request, the panel will seek more information before deciding. Authorities debated potential AB 96 implications and whether to raise the bus wash charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena Board of Education
Henry Clark
Brad Mouser
Houser
Associated Charter Bus Co
Nixon to Get Whittier Flag From City Delegation
The first official flag of Whittier will be presented to President Nixon at the Western White House in San Clemente. City officials led by Mayor Keith Miller and City Manager Keith Abbott will deliver the flag, crafted by Rio Trande JC student Greg Kelly, winner of a Whittier Fire Department contest.
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Whittier
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Rio Trande JC
Greg Kelly
Whittier Fire Department
Hortie van
Pasadena
Keith Miller
Keith Abbott
Frank McDermott
al Shubin
Police Fire Association
Sunnyvale Considers Unified Public Safety Plan
Sunnyvale City Council weighing merging police and fire into a single public safety operation to save costs. City Manager Lyman Cozad cites possible 24 percent saving and broader street coverage, while Chief Seares questions county contracts and lags in comment. Fire Chief WayWay away until Sept. 14.
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Arcadia City Counil
Lyman Cozad
Star-News
Sunnyvale
San Jose
San Francisco
Cozad
Integraleg
Arcadia
Robert Seares
Uiem
Lawrence Way Way
San Gabriel Fiesta Queen Named for Labor Day Event
Denise Lopez, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lopez of San Gabriel, is named Fiesta Queen for La Fiesta de San Gabriel weekend. Princesses are Rita Ramirez, 21, and Yolanda Hernandez, 19. Crowned Sept 4 at Mission High School auditorium, with parade, pioneer reception, Mass for Father Junipero Serra, rides, booths, exhibits, and Old Mission tours marking the mission’s 199th birthday.
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Denise Lopez
William Lopez
Lafayette St
San Gabriel
Junipero Serra
Mission Museum
Mission
San Gabriel Mission
Monrovia Offers Varied Courses for Returning Adults
Monrovia Evening High and Adult School will offer high school credit courses for returning adults to obtain diplomas this fall starting Sept 1. Principal Charles E. Danson announced. Courses include basic education arts and crafts music parent education driver education dressmaking and business classes such as PBX receptionist bookkeeping typing and stenography. Information available by calling 3588124 or 3584501, Dunsati said.
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Monrovia
Charles .E. Danson
Asa
Dunsati
Community Activities In Pasadena Boost Local Youth
A 6 minute Gee film program for children at Sunnyslope Public Library Pasadena features Great Toy Robbery Wild Dog Family and Big Moments in Sports. Certificates will be awarded to youth participants in the library summer reading program. The National Association of Retired Civil Employees meets at Frotherton's Farmhouse with a business session, and a garden party is planned for the Pasadena Medical Assistants Association at Mrs Mildred Woodhruff's home. The Teen-Action Program invites the public to a Mexican dinner at Trinity Presbyterian Church with a donation at the door and reservations via Michael Emanuelson or Pat Jimenez.
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Sunnyslope Public Library
S. Rosemead Blva
Pasarena
Pasadena Medical Assistants Association
Mildred Woodhruff
Grand Ave
South Paradena
Dorothy M. Pedersen
ITAP
Thepublic
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Sierra Madre Blvd
Pasadena
Michael Emanuelson
Pat Jimenez
La Puente Woman Fatally Shot By Husband
Sheriff reports an accidental shooting in La Puente as Deborah Murillo died on arrival at La Puente Community Hospital after being shot in the chest by husband Eric Murillo 19 who said he believed the rifle held a dummy cartridge. A separate heist at a service station on Sunset Avenue saw Richard Cunningham robbed of $164 by two gunmen with a third waiting outside.
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la Puente
Sheriff's Office
Deborah Murilly
Appletlassom St
la Puente Community Hospital
Eric
Mucilis
Murillo
Lost Altadenan Found in Park
An Altadena man reported missing in Eaton Canyon was found wandering in Leco Lake Park near Monte Monday afternoon. Steven Edward Barnes, 23, was located by Temple City sheriff's deputies after a caretaker reported a man wandering in a dazed condition. He was transported to the Temple City Sheriff's Station and released to his family.
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Altadena
Eaton Canyon
Leco Lake Park
Fl Monte
Steven Edward Barnes
Temple City
Bimnes
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Egypt
Moses
Samuarhtans
Rabb
Maurice Galpert
Pasailena
Israel
Satiaria
Sargon
Somi
Action Line
Orange County
On Fischer
Gener Tell- Whos Co
Saute Movlen
Hin
New York City
Chicago
Robert Alan Franklyn
ALD
Action Line. Com
Todor Franklyn
Kom
Detig
Jaycee Meiwnber
Daniel J. Greco JR
Arcadia Mulls
Yolanda Hernandez
Rita Ramirez
Corsnalion
Fiesta Queen
Narce
National Association of Rettferd Civil Employes
Hrotherton
Colorado Blvd
Moneyev Ballet
Russia
Czechoslovakia
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