Pasadena readers ask about road work and legal rights
A reader survey covers state plans to remove trees along the 30 Verald Pasadena Freeway, with officials in Sacramento and Los Angeles outlining timelines. Questions arise on labor rights for women and overtime rules, plus inquiries about bike routes, roadside hostels, transit delays on Memorial Day, and finding replacement parts for a hydraulic transporter.
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Zoning Hearings Set for Two Private Schools and Redevelopment
Public hearings by the Pasadena Planning Commission zoning committee will review requests from two private schools. Pasadena Town and Country School seeks to extend a terrace and add a roof for stacks and recreation at 200 S Sterrace Blvd. Pasadohd Christian School plans an addition transforming a nursery school into offices at 1515 N Los Robles Ave. A second hearing considers a permit to sell secondhand merchandise at 1309 E Washington Blvd to aid Baja California, and another for constructing a carport at 60.5 Satel Ave with reduced front yard requirements in Zone B-1.
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Administrators Quit Temple City Schools Board Accepts Proposals
The Temple City Board of Education accepted the resignations of two administrators, John Baker and Beret McGlathlin, for personal reasons. They also advised on a $206,379 development proposal for Temple City High School, including major additions and alterations to the Senior Quad, Muste Building, and Applied Arts Building with projected costs totaling several hundred thousand dollars.
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Applied Arts
John S. Davidson Dairy Head Dies at 78
John S. Davidson, longtime president of Supreme Dairy, collapsed while playing golf near Amalmuale Golf. born in Mexico, educated at Occidenty College, worked at Crescent Creamery, then founded Supreme Dairy. Civil activities included Tournament of Roses Association leader. survived by widow, two sons, three sisters, one brother. Private funeral. donations to charity requested.
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Tournament of Roses Assolution
Burglary at Lawrence Johnson Home Reported
A weekend burglary at 1463 Normandy Ready, Lawrence Johnson’s home, involved entry through an unlocked window. Thieves stole office equipment and household goods valued around $1000, and fled as deputies searched Pasadena Avenue area for suspects aged 18 to 20 after a separate holdup at a service station.
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New England Dinner and Dance Event Planned in L A
The New England Society in Los Angeles will host a monthly dinner dance on Saturday. An observance of Flag Day and Father’s Day is planned with a Swiss steak entree. The Bennett Studios will present a program and dancing will follow. Reservations can be made by dialing 665-4042 by Thursday, June 12.
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Los Angeles
Bennett Studios
Woman, 22, 4 killed in Valley crash
A Monday collision on Los Robles Avenue near Villa Street left four dead in Pasadena area. Shirley Mae Casteel a woman driver and Raymond J. Cooney 87 were injured and rushed to Huntington Memorial Hospital where Cooney died. The other fatality, Stephanie Stout 22 of Alhambra, died after a wrong way crash on the Pomona Freeway. Hector Hernandez 28 was detained for investigation.
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Shirley Mae Casteel
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Stephanie Stout
Stoneman Ave
Pomona
Paramount Boulevard
Paramount
Hector Hernandez
Salary Talks Move to 9 AM in City Council Chamber
The salary discussion for Adena city employees was moved up to 9 am by the Board of City Directors. The budget hearing will follow at 10 30 a.m. in City Hall.
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Center City Study Included In Pasadena Planning Agenda
Planning Director Paul Shaffer will submit a 1969-70 Center City Study with priority projects to Pasadena Planning Commission. The agenda lists follow-up studies on the Center City, proposed roadway, R-3H and RO zoning, and downtown development. A school land sale proposal involving 5.6 and 12.07 acres is also set for discussion, with no further public hearing planned.
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Pasadena Area Employers Conference Highlights Unemployment Issues
The Pasadena area employers group will host an unemployment insurance conference Thursday at the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel. Oscar Laubbacher and Fred Webster will present program details, with others from local DOE and DDE offices in attendance. A separate event features a Pasadena Parlor Native Daughters display, a Pasadena YWCA gathering, a sheet music talk at the Pasadena Public Library, and an inspirational luncheon in Arcadia.
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National Sheet Music Society Inc
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Walnut St
Final Exhibition Opens at Pasadena Art Museum
The Pasadena Art Museum hosts its final exhibition in Grace Nicholson Building featuring four dozen local artists. Notable names include Walter Askin, Douglas Bond, Norma Chuan, and Rollie Younger among others with works in oils, acrylics, ink, etchings, collage, sculpture and more. Awards announced include Merit Awards to Betty Anderson James Fuller Leonard Steath Frank Williams Rollie Younger. the Mewride Oil Award to Walter Askin. the President's Award to Douglas Bond. and New Member’s Award to Ferenc Csenty for aluminum sculpture Unfitted A.
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Arcadia Teacher Winner of National Institute Grant
Frederick W. Autlin of Pasadena, U S history teacher at Arcadia High, selected among 42 secondary educators to attend a six week Institute of International Affairs at Colorado College beginning June 16. A Pasadena City College and Cal State Lius graduate with a USC master's in science, his grant comes through the Education Profession Development Act.
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United States
Institute of International
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Colorado Springs
Auburn
Pasadena City College
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Caltech Student Wins Honewell Award for Engineering Merit
Kenneth T. Fong 20 of Portland Oregon, Caltech junior and Presidential and National Merit Scholar, earns the Honewell Award from Minneapolis Honeywell Co for outstanding engineering student with a straight A average over three years at Caltech.
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Kenneth T. Fong
Portland
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Minneapolis-Honeywell Co
Fong
PCC Expands Journalism Courses at Pasadena City College
Pasadena City College will broaden its journalism program this fall to better prepare students for entry into the writing field after the sophomore year. PCC will offer nine courses including introduction to journalism reporting and editing, feature writing, copyreading, magazine publishing, makeup, and field work for high school students.
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PCC
William P. Tinller
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