18 Jun 1969
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Newspaper
Pasadena Independent Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1969
Page
1
A reader from Temple City complains DMV delays in sending registration and current license despite inspections and payments. Answers note the Sacramento office requires a certified compliance certificate for the car’s air pollution controls before issuing documents.
The combined commencement exercises at Pasadena high schools will be held Thursday at 6 45 p m in the Rose Bowl with 2 200 graduates from three senior highs one special school and the Pasadena City College adult education center participating Diplomas will be presented to 1 142 seniors from Pasadena High 693 from John Muir and 403 from Blair Five students will receive diplomas for Roosevelt School special courses Muir Center for Adult Education will award 126 high school graduates Pasadena City College will hold its commencement Friday at 640 p m in the Mirror Pool area 1900 total students will receive Associate in Arts degrees with 45 graduating as registered nurses
Los Angeles County Supervisors faced pressure amid a looming budget conflict over welfare funding. Maharg warned mandatory categorical aid obligations and potential state sanctions if local funds are not budgeted, while Hawne and others threaten revolt to push for tax reform and state reimbursement.
County plans to renegotiate sale of 1.475 million dollars of La Mirada Park bonds after no bids. Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith to seek buyers within six percent limit. bill may raise cap to seven percent if passed. City youth work program expands to 148 summer jobs and 2409 cultural activities, costing 307,333 and 732,714 respectively, without raising the tax rate.
The California League of Senior Citizens meets at the Pasadena YWCA on Margo Avenue at 1 30 pm Friday with public invited. The Pasadena Stamp Club gathers at 7730 pm Wednesday at the Pasadena Recreation Department on 1501 E Villa St. stamp collectors invited. A big Pasadena area picnic is planned at Verdugo Park in Glendale Sunday from noon to 6 pm, with a picnic lunch, swimming, a band, games, and information from the Sioux City Picnic Committee at 7910 Baltic Ave, Tang Beach, 90810. The 12th Annual Installation Banquet of the Arts Society occurs at the Cornhusker in Azusa Saturday. cocktail hour at 7 10 pm, dinner at 8 30 pm, featuring James Helmuth on Morovia art. Howard P. Eggerstler of the Pasadena Star News will speak at the San Gabriel Valley Area Chapter Retired Officers Association dinner Friday in the Magno Room of Gwinn's East Restaurant, 2915 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena. All retired officers invited.
A windshield survey of about 300 dwellings in San Gabriel shows potential death traps due to severe safety code violations. Officials plan options to repair or demolish substandard structures, with possible low interest loans or grants under federal programs to aid residents, targeting a two to three year cleanup.
International inventor DIRIC WERKMAN-Saft predicts a smogless steam car may hit the market within three years. William Lear Sr. says $30 million and 18 months required to bring 25,000 steam systems to autos, buses, and trucks, with testing planned for September.
Fraternal Notes from Pasadena list events at Kirschner auditorium Pasadena Temple on June 17 with David Goliman past grand president. Pasadena Shrine Club luncheon June 2 featuring Hearolt Goldback on Social Security. Pasadena Chapter 108 dinner for past matrons and patrons with reservations 197-1093, 8 pm June 20 at Pasadena Masonic Temple.
Los Angeles city budget for 1847 reaches a record level of 167 million dollars with a tentative 5.34 million dollar add on for new programs. The council proposes changing how annual salary increases are called for and adds a year-round youth work recreation program affecting thousands of city employees.
The Crown City Chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc. will hold a rummage sale Friday from 8:40 am to 1 pm at 29 F. Holly St. Pasadena. The non profit group, a women’s barbershop harmony organization, meets weekly at the Christian Church in South Pasadena.
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