25 Jun 1969
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Newspaper
Pasadena Independent Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
1
Readers request guidance on rental overcharges and check issues plus a map purchase for a son. Questions cover landlord deductions, insurance refunds, marble cleaning, and employment mediation. The column offers formal avenues and publications for consumer redress and technical guidance.
Seventy Pasadena and Southern California youths depart for Washington, D C, first leg of a to day Europe tour as high school ambassadors in the Me People to People Program. They will stay with host families, learn country stories, and spread U S culture while visiting major capitals and cities including Madrid, Rome, Vienna, Paris, and Lisbon before returning to New York.
San Gabriel School Board approved a tentative budget of 3,093,935 for the coming year despite objections from Dick Carman of the San Gabriel Taxpayers Association who argued the budget would spend more than the current year due to Cashee reductions. He warned of economic crisis and international competition affecting local policy. The board also adopted a new administrative salaries schedule amid continued taxpayer concerns. Wattlac 7. Riha was present, soon to replace Milton Grey who lost in the election.
Temple City Board of Education agreed to negotiate with Oscar and Mrs Hollee for a residential lot between Oak Avenue Intermediate School and Temple City High School at about 22000 dollars. The purchase enables two lots along Oak Avenue and supports a 7 12 secondary plan with master layouts by Cashion and Elaine plus art centers. A library center at the high school remains pending.
Doctor Earle Newhart addresses Nevada Southern Counties Medical Society on home dialysis. Film program for children at SunnySlope Library features Le Petit Marinier and Nick. Over 50s Club meeting at El Monte hosts games and dancing with Mable Bracken and Harry Adkins. Press Club installs Gaylord Campbell as president and Rod Farrell as VP in LA. NARCE holds luncheon and meeting at Ton’s Pasadena location.
Pasadena fire investigators probe arson after a blaze on Chester Avenue caused about 2500 dollars in damages to a wood frame residence at 412 North Chester. Firefighters arrived to find the porch in flames and contained the fire before it spread. Capt. Kommeranger and Battalion Chief Louis Haywood led the operation as investigators, with several suspects under review and liquids suspected as the ignition source.
Terrell Alle Chambers of Yakima Washington was arrested at the Whittier Unitarian Church after seeking sanctuary there since May 23. He joined the Marine Corps on January 27 and had multiple AWOL incidents. authorities plan to send him to Camp Pendleton. The arrest occurred without incident per church officials and the FBI.
Edwin H. Cortin of Pasaiota announced a $2,000,000 gift plus a $3,037,469 donation, the largest in the college’s history, from philanthropist Moresius R. Batter and his wife. The gift provides income for the Bauers for life and will join the college endowment, boosting assets beyond $25 million.
The San Gabriel Chamber of Commerce youth activities committee schedules a 7:30 pm Thursday meeting. Chairman Bill Robinson says the session at the chamber offices on Mission Drive will cover group therapy plans a proposal for a youth center and preparations for the Battle of the Bands along with other items.
Community Planning Council announces Head Start targeting economically disadvantaged preschoolers and families. Enrollment eligible for children aged 3 to 4, with sites in West Pasadena and Aladena areas. classes run daily 8:30 to 12:30 with meals and screenings. Contact Lincoln Ave Head Start office for details.
Pasadena native Ronald E. Carver receives the Bronze Star for meritorious service in the Vietnam War. He served with the Ninth Amphibious Marine Brigade of the 26th Marines near Da Nang after attending Pasadena City College UCLA and Baytor University School of Medicine. He completed an internship at University of Oregon Medical School Hospitals and previously served aboard USS Tripoli.
Memorial services announced for Metropolitan Opera tenor Brian Sullivan who died unexpectedly in Switzerland. Service scheduled for today at Pethel Lutheran Church in Encilio with local honors.
Dr. Vierling Ker Sey former state superintendent of schools will address the Pasadena Shrine Club luncheon Friday at noon. The Elks Clubhouse will host the event with the topic The Future Much Different and Better.
Temple City deputy Terrance Amers sib feined a minor neck injury after his radio car was struck on Rosemead Boulevard near Olive Street. Theodore Pelletier, 35, of East Pasadena, drove away but was later apprehended on Broadway. Pelletier faced charges of felony drunk driving.
San Gabriel historian and San Gabriel Bicentennial Committee chair begins talks with Lady Simone on a commemorative stamp honoring the 1971 restoration of the San Gabriel Mission.
Los Angeles officials caution that within a decade the California motor vehicle emission control program could improve smog levels. Warren M. Dorn notes the program’s success relies on automakers meeting standards as APCD reports predict gradual air quality gains.Louis J. Fuller emphasizes defined controls and remaining uncertainties, with ongoing diligence needed to meet timelines for evaporative emission controls and model updates. Southern California Edison and LA Department of Water and Power report plants running on natural gas or fuel oil with low sulfur content and no fallout damage last winter.
The California Nevada Associated Press photo contest awarded Richard Drew first place in two of three main categories, highlighting his recognized talent. On the day of the honor, Drew began active duty training as an Army reservist at Fort Bragg North Carolina, assigned to laundry school.
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