City projects discuss re surfacing and flood control plans
City engineers revised the Crile a series Line Gut County Flood Control Project final plans and anticipate returning them next week to the Flood Control District. The official said scheduling could begin by summer end with construction starting in October, finishing in 1970 to eliminate a dip as water flows under the street. Meanwhile, street maintenance aims to patch potholes as weather permits and the county considers raw milk supply issues and related public service actions.
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Alte
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Rescue Units Feud Probed Between Sierra Madre Team and Sheriff
The Sierra Madre Search and Rescue Team and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department face a council review after a long running dispute over jurisdiction and training. Miner Harkness and Tone Henwigh seek separate testimony from each party as officials prepare a public report for release to residents and officials.
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Altanena Searel and Rescue Team
Los Angeles County
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Real Estate Council
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Sheriff's Department
County Free Department
Hearings Planned On U S Aid for Rain Oil Victims
Rep. EL Arlen Smith of Glendale joined California colleagues to back relief for flood and oil disaster victims. The House subcommittees plan hearings across California including Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, with inspections of rain and oil damage. The proposed bill would provide highway repair funds and SBA loans to individuals and businesses.
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Pasadena Local Notes Highlight Education Arts and Civic Events
Pasadena area residents can join commercial photographer Larry Taushima for a nonlaboratory color photography course at Pasadena City College starting this week. The course focuses on composition lighting exposure and focus. William I Thompson will appear at the Pasadena Chapter executive night banquet at Tournament House. A Lincoln and Now talk will be given by Buelon & Tones for the California Republican League meeting at Laurel Street in South Pasadena. New guitar lessons begin at the Pasadena YWCA with intermediate and beginner classes offered. A Pasadena doctor and wife complete HOPE mission work in Colombo Ceylon. Orissa H Van Brocklin will judge color slides for the Pasadena Photochrome Society. A talk on termination and extermination of the American Indian will be given at the American Friends Service Committee Hall. The Caucasians United for Racial Equality hosts the second in its series on curb discrimination. The Pasadena Stamp Club meets February 19 and 26 at the Pasadena Recreation Center, noting February 12 meeting postponed for Lincoln’s birthday.
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American Friends Service Committee
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Pasadena Recreation Center
E. Villa St
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Pizza Appointed District Manager for Pasadena SSA
Janes Pizza, 48, named district manager of the Social Security Administration in Pasadena, replacing Arjeune Heeving who moves to Hollywood. Pizza began SSA service in 1904 in Oakland and has worked in Portland, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Santa Ana, and San Francisco. He earned a BA in business administration from the University of Utah and received the Commissioner’s Citation last year for his SSA contributions.
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Santa Monica
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Hollywood
Lincoln Day Holiday Closes Offices Countywide
The 10th birthday anniversary of Abraham Lincoln will be observed Wednesday as a holiday by federal, state and most county workers. Pasadena Public Library and its branches, courts and offices close. Emergency services will work, while other county workers take the day off. Postal workers keep regular schedule.
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Pasadena Public Library
Jewish League Meet To Feature Slides
Frank Ackerman will present slides of Lebanon from a recent trip during a League of Jewish Adults meeting at 11 am. The gathering at Foothill Jewish Temple and Center, 559 S. Serand St, Arcadia, invites older residents and others to attend. Contact H. H. Nathan at 416-9922 or the temple office at 415-0810 for more information.
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Lebanon
League of Jewish Adults
Foothill
S. Serand St
Arcadia
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Temple Office
Withdrawal reshapes Pasadena District Three race
Renlroe will announce withdrawal from District Vireo race and backs J. Alexander, elevating Alexander as sole Negro candidate in Pasadena District Three for March 14 primary. If no one files by today’s 4 pm deadline, new dynamics solidify, with district turnout and 60 percent rule shaping the general election.
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Vating
Distriet
PCC Board Sets Fees for College Lecturers
Pasadena Area Junior College District approves a lecturer fee schedule for community service programs. Local speakers earn 40 dollars per lecture up to 35 attendees, 30 dollars for longer series, while outside speakers receive base pay plus expenses. Recognized authorities may be paid 150 to 1000 dollars for large audiences. total lecturing budget is 5000 dollars, down from last year.
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PCC
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Hooded gunman robs Valley cafe of $10000
A hooded gunman, described as a seasoned pro, robbed the Watch steak house at 8803 Las Yunas Drive Temple of about $10,000 in weekend receipts shortly after 11 PM. The suspect, tall and strong, demanded money after entering the rear office and threatened staff with a revolver. Police report the incident came in via the owner's secretary.
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Conversation Piece at the Bank Window Sparks Generational Gap
An elderly woman in line with two long haired youths argues about haircuts church and reading the Bible. She urges prayer for them while one youth jokes about a C in English and probation, highlighting a clash of values.
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