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Newspaper
Pasadena Independent Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1970
Page
1
A 1968 readers page covers licensing of ideas by Greenstein’s firm, manufacturer contacts, and limits on promoting ideas. It discusses Alexa clothing orders, Lang Originals stock status, jockey training steps, and applying for racing work. It also explains veteran tuition questions and voter registration steps for a Vietnam era returnee.
San Ganrial School Board changed attendance boundaries affecting Calvin Coolidge Madison McKinley Roosevelt Washington and Wilson Schools plus the central area. Central area residents may choose among six elementary schools with McKinley limited for north of Mission Drive or Orange Street after June 30, 1970. The board also reviewed a tentative 1970-71 budget of 2,346,938, up from 1969-70's 2,113,288, detailing instructional costs and administrative costs.
Glendora School board postponed a decision for one week on a proposed joint powers agreement to build a new library after citizens voiced opinions Monday night. Only one resident opposed the district as a nonpaying partner, urging a larger partnership with Los Angeles County. Proponents included Friends of the Library president Mrs. Allen and others backing shared funding and library service for county families.
Twenty one Star News area leaders of Community Coordinating Councils were among 95 honored by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors at the 17th annual Presidents' Recognition Banquet held at the Huntington-Sheraton. About 340 attended as Tom B Hawkins served as master of ceremonies. Leonard C Hubbard of Highland Park received an honorary life membership in the Federation of Community Coordinating Councils for his unselfish service. Hubbard is past president of Highland Park Coordinating Council and Verdugo-Rafael Area Association and now serves as vice president of the Highland Park Council in charge of programs. Lowell Mrause of Woodland Hills also received an honorary life membership. Reservations were urged for next year aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach.
The Salvation Army asks Star-News readers to donate as part of a $25,000 Pasadena Corps campaign to help Peru earthquake victims. Clothing for the homeless can be donated via the regular truck by calling 735-8075. The Western Territory plans $100,000 in aid and has sent a medical team, with more teams to depart. Contributions may be sent to the Walnut Avenue office.
Jerry Collins is named assistant director of recreation for Arcadia. He previously served as recreation supervisor in Monterey Park for two years and worked for Arcadia in 1933 to 1965 in roles including playground leader and activities supervisor. A Arcadia High School graduate, he earned a BA from California State College at Los Angeles and served two years as an Army medic, one year in Vietnam. He is married to Carole Conger of Arcadia.
Former New England residents and friends are invited to a dinner dance by the New England States Society of Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Temple 1826 Oak St advance reservations via 63-4042 or 483-3796. An Illinois reunion breakfast and social in Pomona includes potluck items and contacts for details. The Pasadena chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons meets to read an editorial with refreshments after, while the Sierra Madre Teen Club hosts an annual installation dance with games. A documentary on John Philip Sousa by Stan White, with music illustrations, is shown at the Pasadena Public Library.
Montrage sheriff's deputies arrested 33 year old June Ann Parker on suspicion of murder after the fatal shooting of her husband Arthur Parker at the Parker home 1628 Kagel Canyon Road Kagel Canyon area. Parker was dead at the scene according to deputies.
Pasadena City College trustees cut the 1970 71 budget by 806 715 dollars from a 14 5 million request in May. The board explored further cuts focusing on matching funds expected to be federally funded while officials warned the federal share could drop to about 3 million. Dr J Howard Floyd said staff levels stay steady as enrollment rises and supplies costs remain tight. A student spoke on vending machine issues and the contract with West Coast Food Service Inc. Ludlow urged higher shares for net vending receipts, and Taylor agreed to push for a better deal with college officials.
Pasadena Planning Commission zoning committee meets Thursday at 9 am to decide on a $4.4 million 150 unit senior citizen apartment plan at 953-563 San Pasqual. Opponents cite parking shortfall requiring 225 spaces. applicant seeks variance for 74 spaces. Participants include Central Lake Avenue Merchants Association and Port O Call owner. Other hearings include Westridge School expansion withdrawal and multiple use permit requests for nurseries, classrooms, and a parking lot.
Nicholas G. Saunders of Glendora, a warrant officer, was listed by the Defense Department as dead in Vietnam on Monday. His status changed from missing to dead in nonhostile action, and he was the son of Mrs. Sara H. Saunders.
Riverside PTA hears Riverside Unified School District principals discuss Riverside desegregation plan. Vernon notes high achieving minority students rise with proper adjustment, teacher training, and in-school support. Parents and students begin embracing integration, while citing ongoing challenges such as discipline and communication.
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