Pasadena City Beats and Boundaries on a Fractured Coast
A乱mixed letter column discusses the Pacific coast sinking under seismic pressures. It notes California faults like San Andreas, critiques seismologists, and questions federal aid and funding for Pasadena. It mentions local truck routes, a reported $48 million city budget line, and references to FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt, state vehicles, and disaster protection tours.
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Pacific Coast
California
San Andreas
Albert Lowe Seeks Pasadena School Board Seat
Pasadena businessman Mbert C. Lowe announces candidacy for Seat No. 3 on the Board of Education in the April 22 election. He cites community leadership, notes school deterioration and attempts to serve all youth, and lists extensive local volunteer roles and honors. He lives with his wife and four children at 611 Ey Poppyfields Drive, Altadena.
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Mbert C. Lowe
Pasadena
Basinessman
Ade
Board of Waducation
Lowe
PCC
University of Southern California
Lawe
Tam
Ceed Lane
PRIDE
Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pasadena Education Association
Pasadena Council of Parents and Teachers
The
YMCA
Altadena Exchange Clu
Phi Delta Kappa
Tawe
Poppyfields Drive
Altadena
County housing plan seeks funds for welfare recipients
Los Angeles supervisors are urged to approve a plan to aid welfare recipients with up to 500 to move or repair housing. The county would contribute 129 161, with state 457 500 and federal matching 386 700. Officials warn funds must be used by year end.
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Hollinger
Azusa School District Board Meeting Time Change
The Azusa Unified School District board meeting tonight is moved to 7 p.m to allow board members to attend the vote tally and open house following election balloting from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Amsa Unified School District Board of Trustees
Lang
Covina Boy Drowns In Flood Channel
A Culins boy aged about died after falling into the Walnut Creek flood control channel Monday. Douglas Alan Buchanan of 4034 Lyman St. was dead on arrival at Covina Intercommunity Hospital. His younger brother Dallas Ur survived after mother Avon Buchanan rescued him as deputies and firefighters searched the flooded channel.
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Culins
Walnut Creek
Douglas Alan Buchanian
Lyman St
Cova Intercommunity Hospital
Dallas Ur
Dallas
Avon Buchanan
San Dimas
Irwindale Mayor Sued Over Vote Deadlock
Irwindale Mayor Mike Miranda, also a city councilman, was sued in Superior Court on Monday for refusing to vote on a council matter. The Pacific Rock and Gravel Co seeks a court order forcing him to vote to break a deadlock on a conditional use permit allowing closer excavation to the highway at Live Oak Avenue between Longden Street and west of the San Gabriel River. Miranda cites a conflict of interest due to his employment with Owl Rock Products Co.
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Mike Miranda
Tewindale
Beecause
Pacific Rock and Gravel Co
Miranda
Pacific
Live Oak Avenue
Longden Street
San Gabrial
Owl Rock Products Co
Tax Filing Help for Low Income Pasadena Residents
The Pasadena Commission on Ihiman Needated Opportunity and the Pasadena NAAGH chapter sponsor a project to assist poor residents earning under 4000 last year in filing IRS forms 104 and 100A. Training sessions start Friday at 1800 at the PCHNO Neighborhood Service Center with Morton Rosenthal and George A. Jones outlining volunteer tax counseling.
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Pasadena Commission On Ihiman
Morton Rosenthal
TRS
Come To Unity
Walters
George A. Jones
Pchnd Associated
IRS
Pasadena
Charles
Clay, Pchno
Anos L
Reunion Ahead Wor 85rd's Vets Reunion
Former members of the Lard Infantry Division are sought for the 28rd annual reunion to be held August 1 in Detroit Michigan. National secretary Larry Redmond requests contact from about 25,000 veterans scattered nationwide.
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Lard Infantry
Detroit
Mich
Larry Redmond
Rockwell Drive
Slavertown
Three Pasadena officers join schools as new liaison officers
Three Pasadena Police Department school resource officers Garcia Ravenson and Tuttle take local junior high posts to build trust with youths. They trade uniforms for business suits, facing questions about rules and crime while aiming to educate both students and adults about teen perspectives and community rapport.
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Lels Brown
McKinley Junior High
Jorge Garcia
Pasadena Police Department
Pasadena
Jorge Gay
McKinsey Turior High
Garcia
Jim Ravenson
Washington Junior High
Gary Tuttle
Marshall Finiay High
Bgl
Tiarle McFawen
Tucson
Avia
Hal Mehaven
Gio
Jeave Howe
Robenson
Tullie
Mewes
Andhe Potee
Police Department
Otter
Local Notes From Pasadena And Altadena Community Groups
Violet Luncheon honors Presidents of Southern California Violet Society at San Gabriel Valley African Violet Society meeting in Alhambra. Barracks 482 VFW hosts Alaska trip talk in Pasadena. Rose Brooks Singers perform for Race Relations Day Tea at Scott United Methodist. Gateways Associates’ Valentine party features Bert Stern seminar in Pasadena. Altadena Beautiful Committee holds library room meeting with Pasadena Beautiful members. Coffee served. information via listed contacts.
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Souther California Violet Society
San Gabriel Valley
African Violet Society
Stoneman Ave
Alhastbra
Alaska
A. ¥. Bingly
Yan
Pasadena Legion Hall
N. Vinedo Ave
Pasadena
Rose Brooks
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Scott United
Mary St
Bert Stern
Page Chapter
Gateways Associates For
Casa de Vida
E. del Mar Blvd
Stern
Dorothy Dunn
Altadena. Beautiful
Altadena Public Library
Mariposa Ave
Altadena
Pasadena Beautiful
Edward Davies
Frederick Linvall
Bernice Nielsen
Messler Seeks First Full Term On City Board
Dr Joseph Messler filed nomination papers to retain a seat on the Pasaden a city Board of City Directors, succeeding Dimmelt after a vacancy created by former Mayor Boyd Welin. He is the sole District Seven candidate as the September 1 deadline nears.
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Joseph DB. Messler
Mandato
Dimmelt
Rick Si
Pasadena
Dr. Messler
Boyd P. Welin
Civic Bodies Agree on Sector Plan for Two Buildings
Civic bodies reach tentative accord on a sector plan proposing two separate buildings to serve recreational and social needs in the northwest. Agreement names numerous groups and notes possible federal funds with a social services building planned first at Whinmond Street and War Oaks Avenue. Planning Commission to review on Thursday February 44 at City Hall 3 p.m.
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Civc
Tava Tern
Proups
Community Planning Council
Citizens' Urban Renewal Advisory Committee
Martin Luther King Center
Pasadena Commission On Human Need
Training Commission and Recreation Commission
Whinmond Street
War Oaks Avenue
Brenner Park
City Hall
Chiumtars
Fio
Board of Directors
Claremont Center Awarded $407000 Grant The Claremont Center Gets a Major Foundation Grant
The Claremont University Center, core of the six college cluster, received $407,000 from the Marl W. Huntley Foundation of Los Angeles. Louis Benazel, president, said the funds will build a bookstore corpus serving all Claremont colleges. The project will be named for Hunsley, a retired financier.
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Claremont University Center
Marl W. 1Iuntley Foundation
Los Angeles
Louis ‘J. Benazel
Chisnemont
Benezet
Nanan
Hunsley
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