Court Bars Suit Over Student Body Election
A Superior Court judge in Los Angeles declined to invalidate the California State College student body election. The case centered on a candidate accused of violating the school elections code with derogatory literature. Judge Richard Sehaner ruled Chan failed to prove violations and cautioned courts not to interfere absent a clear constitutional rights violation.
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California State College
Los Angeles
Shud Ory
Alaminil
Richard Sehaner
Chan
La Salle High School to Graduate 96 Seniors at Ceremony
La Salle High School plans a commencement for 96 graduates on the Sierra Madre campus. Jose M. Citta Wayne Gi Siew Mutire receive awards for academics and school activities. Brother Carl Lyong FSC of St Marys College will give the keynote address.
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Gank of America
Pavelka Medum
Carl Lyong
FSC
St. Mary's Colidge
Sileakey
Nursing Education Program Grows Since Inception
A long standing nursing education program grew from 16 students to a large enrollment over decades. The graduate trains include affiliations with Vassar Hospital School of Nursing and Catholic University of America. The educator has held roles with Visiting Nurse Association US Public Health Service Kern County Health UCLA and St Lukes Providence Hospitals.
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Vassar Hospital School’ of Nursing
Catholic University of America
Cal- Center
Visiting Nurse Association
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Health Service
Kern
Ucla
du Pont
St. Lukes Hospital
Providence’ Hospital
School of Slg
Sant Marino Tops Goal in Drive for Youth Programs
San Marino Community Chest wrapped up its 1968-69 fund drive at City Hall, reporting final totals of 85450. Principal aims centered on youth programs. Arthur E. Oliver was elected president of the San Marino County Council during the chest’s annual meeting.
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San Marino
Chest
Princip
Aijes
Arcadia School Board Studies Preliminary Budget
Arcadia school board begins review of the 19b9 budget with Superintendent Edward Ryan stating no new state funds will be added and that reserves of 377,759 will remain untouched. The total projected budget is 8,103,842, up from last year, with tentative figures to be adopted by July 1 and final by July 20.
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Candidates List Es ix pense Accounting April 24 election spendings
A fragmented report outlines candidate spending for the April 24 general election and the March primary. It cites totals around 4 000 to 5 000 dollars per candidate, with specific donors and committees named for Alexander Crowhurst and Wallace, plus listed contributions from Margaret Fleming Vroman Margaret Petit Wilson Bradley Jr James DeFul lerton Marion Hanisch CM Linton and others.
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Slowsy Wallace
Alexander
Margaret Fleming
Vroman
Margaret Petit
Wil Ison Bradley Jr
James de Fullerton
Marion
Hanisch
C.M. Linton
M. Far! Grant
Jane Bradley Rehivig
Pritric Thrustring
Frank C. Crowhurst
John C. Wile
Edgar W. Hiestand
Wellslake
D.* Morse
Francis’ FE Vaughan
Ellis Long
Bryson M. Kratz
Pasadena Unit
Pra
Flea
Lonniere
Crowhurst
Henry M. Rollins
George A’ Adamson
Richard DB. Meriwether
Toseith D. Mesaler
Digivick Lev
End of School Year Prompts Summer Focus
A fragmentary piece discusses the end of the school term and the coming summer vacation. It mentions home routines, topics for discussion with students, and advice on laundry and clothes care for the season. It suggests cost savings through better care of garments and hints at shifting daily life without clear dates or names.
Pasadena newspaper item with court order note
Fragmentary Pasadena text references a Superior Court order in California with a June 6 1933 date and a 605 Hast Cotradas address. The readable pieces mention a Daily and Second Class mail, but most content is garbled. The exact action and parties remain unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Pasadena radio station KEPC sale details revealed
Fragmentary report shows Federal Carm ilgelon planning to buy 40 percent of KEPC from Lewis H. Avery with further moves involving National Science Nets and Leon A. Crosby of San Francisco. Crosby reportedly owns 50 percent of KMPX, while other terms outline additional station interests and ownership transfers.
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Hlutikfeld
KEPC
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