Pasadena resources guide for business filings and records
A reader asks how to obtain corporate filings and official forms in California and related state and federal records. The response details contacting the Pasadena area offices, California Secretary of State, Franchise Tax Board, county clerk, and Census Center for documents, certificates, and proof of age, plus media inquiries about obtaining recordings of a theater production and contacting theater professionals in New York.
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Census Bureau
H. Fi
Pasadena
Namie A
Social Security Office
Washington: Blvd
Pasadens
Hill In
Census Federal Records Center
Pittsburgh
Kans
Inc
Ahmanson Theatre
Los Angeles Music Center
New York
Los Angeles
Youth Unit Extended To Aug 9 In Pasadena NYC
Pasadena discussions with the Neighborhood Youth Corps yield a temporary extension to August 9 as talks continue with the U S Department of Labor. NYC workers will keep earning 164 dollars per hour until the extension expires, amid objections to wage cuts by Los Angeles County agencies and PCHNO.
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Pasadena
Wilmawell
Nyc
Pohno
Arcadia Mall Plan 30 Million Center Hearing Tonight
Arcadia Planning Commission continues a public hearing at City Hall to review Santa Anita Consolidated Inc’s plan for Santa Anita Fashion Park. The project proposes two 12 story office buildings, department stores, fashion shops, a theater, and a climate controlled mall with parking for over 5,000 cars. Evidence from planners warns of residential impact and traffic, while opponents including Johnny Longden urge rejection amid concerns on Thoroughbred racing uses.
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Arcadia
Arcadia Planning Commission
Irwin L. Livingston Jr
Santa Anita Consolidated, Inc
Santa Anita Race Track
Santa Anita
Entir
van Ing
Arcania Planning Department
Simon Wisner
Accadia
Fiere
Johnny Longden
Horsemen's Benevolet and Protective Association
California Breeders Association
Crown City Water Carnival Stated at Pasadena College Pool
The Pasadena Department of Recreation presents the 16th Crown City Water Carnival at Pasadena City College pool on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The program, cosponsored by the Pasadena Kiwanis Club, opens with the Crown City Concert conducted by Lawrence B Bellis. Featured acts include nationally ranked divers clown divers a polo team Hawaiian dancers a fire baton twirler top parallel performer girl gymnasts on the balance beam and a guitarist vocalist. Children in the aquatics program will race and tiny tots will go off the high board. Free parking is available in the adjoining college lot and seating is free for about the first thousand attendees.
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Pasadena Department of Recreation
Crown City Water
Pasadena City College
Cordova
Pasadena Kivanks Club
Crow City
Lawrence B. Bellis
High Ward
Alhambra Names Ralph Atkinson as Officer in Charge
Ralph S. Atkinson 32 appointed as officer in charge of Alhambra Post Office pending postmaster certification after Carl Courtney’s retirement. Atkinson, longtime Alhambra resident and former Army major, began as letter carrier over two years ago and will lead until a new postmaster is named. Also honored were six retiring staff including Courtney’s secretary Gertrude Rafferty and clerks with 32 to 34 years’ service.
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Ralph S. Atkinson
Te Alhambra
Carl C. Courtney
Alhambra
Atkinson
Post Office Department
Sile
Rita
Ralph Jr
Stranahn Drive
Betty Campbell
South Pacific
U.S. Army
Army Reserve
East Loz Angeles College
University of California At
Alhambra Post Office
Camong
Gertrude Rafferty
Courtney
C. B. Atkinson
Gertrude
Trwin Pederson
Hartley Batey
Vern Sheehan
San Marino boy struck during Little League game in Altadena
Peter Muganié, 10, of 1935 Windsor Road, was struck on Lincoln Avenue near Cari yon Crest Road while running from a dog. He suffered a broken right leg and facial cuts after being hit by 18 year old Brian O Connor, who could not stop in time. The crash occurred during a Little League championship at Loma Alta Park. Muganié was not participating in the game.
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San Marino
Altadena
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Peter
Muganié
Windsor Road
Pam
Lincoln Avenue
Cariyon Crest Road
Loma Alta Park
California Highway Patrol
Lincoln
Brian P. O'Connor
Terrace St
CUP
Young Musante
A3hambra Man To Be Arraigned
Rodolfo Alvarez Moreno, 29, of 1278 Bushnell Ave in Alhambra, will be arraigned today or Wednesday on assault with intent to commit murder after police say he threatened his wife and three children and fired four shots into the ceiling during a tense confrontation in his living room. An officer wrestled the pistol away from him.
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Kenneth Smith
Rodolfo Alvarez Moreno
Bushnell Ave
Moreno
Smith
Pasadena Unified Board weighs Supreme Court appeal on one man one vote
The Pasadena Unified School District Board meets at 7 00 p m to consider appealing the state Supreme Court ruling on one man one vote and seeking U S Supreme Court approval to sell 323 million in bonds. Other items include a Jefferson Recreation Center land swap with Jefferson Elementary, textbook adoptions, and a fuel oil purchase report.
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State Supreme Court
Board of Education
Pasadena Unified
Alhambra Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Alhambra
High Court
Northern
California
Ole
Pasadena
Alhanthea
Recall Head Declines Debate With NAACP
Frank C. Crowhurst, chairman of the Pasadena Recall Committee, declined an invitation from the Pasadena NAACP branch to debate the recall issues set for Oct 14. The NAACP urged a meeting to set ground rules. Crowhurst and the recall board preferred a committee to select debaters. An election is planned for Oct 13 to fill seats held by Albert Lowe, Mrs. LaVerne LaMotte, and Dr. Joseph Engholm amid efforts to integrate the Pasadena Unified School District by cross district busing.
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Frank C. Crowhurst
Pasadena
Maondety
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
Star-News
NAACP
Crowhurst
Ruby ‘Williams
Csiallenize
Albert Lowe
LaVerne LaMotte
Joseph Engholm
Pasatona Unified
Aides Fined For Dognaping In Pasadena Case
Aides Arthur Charles Carnes and Bradley Christensen, both of Los Angeles, were fined 125 dollars each after pleading guilty in Pasadena Municipal Court to a dognapping involving the prize St. Bernard Laka owned by the Tayis of 1193 Romney Way. The dog was recovered and returned to its owners. The offense was reduced to a misdemeanor and payment deadline set for August 10.
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Arthur Charles Carnes
Bradley Christensen
Los Angeles
Pasadena Municipal Court
Laka
Tayi Dahlsteins
Romney ‘Way
Daniel T. Fletcher
Christensen
Alumni Picnic Set By Cal State Los Angeles Alumni
Cal State Los Angeles hosts its third annual family picnic Saturday on campus with two grounds and day long activities from 10 am to 5 pm. All 44 000 graduates and their families are invited. Olympic pool open and a volleyball match between Alumni Association Directors and the class of 70 is planned. Details from the association office at 224 3271.
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Cal State
Los Angeles
Alumni Association
Carlton W. Blanton
Blanton
Association
Woman Freed In Death Case In Pasadena
Mrs Beatriee Fitts mother of three was arrested Saturday after an Alladena man was found shot to death in her home She was released by Pasadena police Monday A coroner s inquest is set for August 3 to investigate the death of Lary Rodriguez Denbo 277 Happyfields Drive who died from two bullet wounds in his chest late Saturday The shooting followed a taxi driver taking Denbo to the Fills home at 1874 Summit Ave according to police
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Beatriee Fitts
Alladena
Pasadena
Lary Rodriguez Denbo
Fappyfields Drive
Denbo
Summit Ave
Local notes include honors and events in Pasadena area
Walter Corinth of Pasarena is named to the Fraternal Order of Eagles Reverence For Law committee by Grand Worthy President Steven B. Thomas at the Kansas City convention. Pasadena Stamp Club meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Recreation Center. Temple City Teens plan a Disneyland trip with buses from Temple City High School departing 2:30 p.m. and returning about 12:30 a.m. Admission includes transport and a Big 10 ticket book. Exhibits on the U S space program at Griffith Park Observatory run daily with hours posted. Marie McDonough, daughter of Mr and Mrs John McDonough, makes the dean's list at the College of the Holy Names Oakland with a 3 2.2 or better GPA.
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Walter Corinth
Pasarena
Order of Eagles
Steven B. Thomas
McKeesport
Kansas City
Temple City
Temple City High School
City
Mak Avenue
Marie McDonough
John McDonough
Mar Viste Ave
Pasadena
College of the Holy Names
Oakland
Marie
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