Book and money questions raise legal and transit worries
A reader reports issues with a bookstore, a publishing firm, and missing funds, asking if legal action is possible. The letter also cites public transport speed limits on Craig Avenue and notes police enforcement with a 25 mph school bus limit. confusion over authorship and slang origins is discussed, plus a push for job placement help via a local Employment office and volunteer drives.
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Craig
Shall
Pasadena College Library Dedicated
Pasadena Nazarene College celebrated the dedication of a $1.25 million three level library with a ribbon cutting by Mayor Bene ict, attended by 1,500 students and dignitaries. The facility houses 200,000 books, 42,000 square feet, 48 carrels, 41 seminar rooms, an automated multi media center, and language labs, with tours offered through March 12.
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Ed Worgard
Shelburne
Beidis
CIA
Nazarene
Ue Wirz
Esther"Schandort
Buy Nees
Leiture
Pasadena
Walter Volumes
Walter J. Beneict
Pasadena (Nazarenie) College
Br. W. Shelburne ’ Brows
Tial
Brown
Robert Poppendieck
Bureau of Personnel Development
U.S. Office of Educa
San Gabriel Board Aims to Cut Health Plan Costs
San Gabriel Board of Education moved Monday to lower district health service costs for pupils. Superintendent Dr William Berek said the district pays about 40 percent above state norms and could rise to 90 percent. A plan shifts school nurses to classified status, reducing per child costs from 2.43 to 1.60 dollars above average, while keeping service levels. The change would trim three nurse salaries by about 74 percent. Dr Berek noted certificated nurses require RN and degrees. three long-serving nurses cover seven elementary schools. The board also welcomed Dr Kenneth Oberholtzer to the expert team studying a merger with Alhambra Unified, noting San Gabriel lies within Alhambra High School District.
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San Gabriel Board of Education
William Berek
Polly
San Gabriel
de. Berck
Kenneth Oberholtzer
Alhambra
Oberholtzer
Long Beach Unified
Rescue Teams Save Ill Boy and 9 Others in Arroyo Seco
Four La Canada boys including a diabetic child were found safe after an all night search in the Arroyo Seco by more than twenty sheriff deputies. A helicopter spotted them on a sand bar near the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena and they were returned to their parents. The group left Sunday afternoon from Jeff Potter age 13. Also in the day’s earlier incident a one year old Los Angeles boy was airlifted after breaking both legs in a fall from Silver Fish Mountain Road north of Glendora.
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Arroyo Seco
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Jeff Potter
Starlight Crest Drive
Potter
Curtis Stull
Phillip Stull
Jarvis Ave
Clinton Herrling
Lanterman Lane
Los Angeles Bay
Silver Fish Mountain Road
San Gabriel Canyon
Glendora
Pasadena Burglary Outbreak Spurs 6 Held. Parade Chairmen Named
Pasadena faces a burglary wave with six arrests as tourney organizers select 27 committee chairs for the 3rd annual Rose Parade on New Year’s Day. Virgil J. Whiteluss outlines 42 second year chairs and 11 reassigned, with four newcomers including Harland Health and James N. Stivers Jr. serving new roles.
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Charles W. Rubsamen
Fred. W. Soldwedel
James N. Stivers Jr
White
Association
A. Lewis Shingler
Ramsay Lanean
Datrell Shiger
Jack ,D. Whitehead
George Fliteis
Hoat Construton
Don Judson
Jrdgin
Clarence Padfield
Harold Coombes
Frank Hardcastle
Harvey Christen
Alex J. Gaal
Queen and Court
William Leishman
University Entertainment
Heath
Seldwedel
Stivers
Rubiamen
Sierra Madre
Stolen Car Ring Nets Five Arrested In So. Cal Raid
Five men were arrested in a San Dimas area raid on an Eastside Wrecking Yard after sheriff's deputies seized 10 to 15 late model cars parts. Readouts show stolen vehicles from Nevada were among the items recovered at 843 Meridian St. Suspects include Charls W. Fiorez, Louis O. Schorsch, Roger A. Horman, Clifford L. Swanson, and James W. Albright.
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San Dimas
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Nevada
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Green Haven
Covina
Louis 0. Schorsch
4Th St
Arcadia
Roger A. Horman
Clifford L. Swanson
Los Angeles
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M. W. Laura Ave, la Puente
Temple City High Adopts Flexible Schedule Plan
Temple City High School will implement a flexible scheduling system this fall after the board of education voted unanimously. Parents pressed questions on student accountability in unstructured modules, while supporters urged giving the program a chance.
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Board of Education
Money Night
Quesvoman
Wes Bosson
Oak Avenue
Local Note Bids Open for Metdoclia Street Project
County Board of Supervisors will open bids March 23 for Metdoclia Street improvement between Mar engo and Santa Anita Avenues. street closure may be needed during construction. Also, literacy, legal, and cultural events: breakfast on literacy at Highland Park Presbyterian Church. talks by Alta Belle and Ralph Hoffmann. San Gabriel Valley and Pasadena groups hosting lectures, films, and society meetings through the week.
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Santa Anita Avenues
County Board of Supervisors
Meniocind Street
San Gabriel Valley Literacy Council
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Avenue 54
Los Angeles
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California Literacy, Inc
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Ralph W. Hoffmann
Pasadena Legal Secretaries
Sturt
del Mar. Ave
Pasadena
Jean Taylor
Thirteen Thefts Reported In Pasadena In 12 Hours
Thirteen burglaries with losses over 2400 were reported to Pasadena police in the 12 hours after 6 a.m. Monday. Five residential and five commercial burglaries occurred, plus three at city locations. Six suspects were arrested, including Frank L. Duncan aged 30 Arnold Rowsland 26 Charles Goldsmith 22 and Davette Paylor 22. Losses hit J. F. Davey Co 285 N Raymond Ave and Pasadena Intermediate, Polytechnic, and Washington Junior High Schools. Police continued investigation into two more suspects.
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Frank L. Duncan
Arnold F. Rowsland
Charles J. Goldsmith
Davette Paylor
Washington Blvd
J. F. Davey Co
Raymond Ave
S. Parailt Ave
Conversation Piece on Youth Crime and Computation
Two high ranking JPL experts discuss crime and law enforcement at a meeting. A trajectory engineer notes arrests peak among 15 and 16 year olds, lamenting that a 13 year old was 12 years off five years earlier. The space probe specialist adds that computers can verify these shifts.
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