Retroactive wages dispute at public college investigated
Letter asks how to recover unpaid supervisor wages after a salary schedule shows $530 monthly for supervising custodians. Guidance provided on appeals to the California State Colleges office if the college’s response remains unsatisfactory, plus note on state labor options for private industry.
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F. J
Duarte
State Division of Labor Law Enforcement
Broadway
Los Angeles
California State Colleges
Wilshire Flvd
Duarte Taxes Get First OK For City Budget Plan
Duarte City Council gave first reading to three ordinances raising taxes to fund sheriff services for the new fiscal year. A business license tax would raise about $18 000 annually. a 5 percent bed tax on hotel and lodging charges. and a 5 percent admissions tax on venues such as theaters pools and night clubs. Chamber of Commerce president Frank Corser urged earlier notice on tax proposals and council member Richard Moore called for broader taxation beyond just certain business groups.
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238 Degrees To Be Given By Nazarene Pasadena College
Pasadena Nazarene College opened its 60th annual commencement with Investiture Day for 201 graduates and 37 master’s candidates. President DeW Shelburne Brown keynoted on Something to Believe In from Isaiah 62. Senior speaker Roger Dills read scripture. senior class president Dennis Meadows presented the symbolic spade to junior Jerry Ganstream. Music was by Fisher and Christen. a vaЗal solo by Roselle Mokhtarian and trumpet by Dennis Rouse. A film Law and Order will be shown Thursday at Citrus College Amusa Glendora.
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Vern Pearson
Praf
Oth Adkins
Roger Dills
San Bruno
Dennis Meadows
Hawaii
Jerry Ganstream
Denver
Margaret Fisher
Carolyn Christensen
Roselle Mokhtarian
Vazal
SoPas Freeway Study Talks Stir City Officials
Differences over a cooperative study between South Pasadena and the State Division of Highways on an alternate Long Beach Freeway route may be reconciled at a June 3 meeting in Los Angeles. Representatives from Pasadena, South Pasadena, Alhambra and Los Angeles plan to draft an agreement for a feasibility study of the proposed western Lackman route as an alternative to the Meridian plan. The City Attorney says the draft outlines South Pasadena gains and duties, while state officials seek clarity on commitments and authorization limits.
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Charles R. Martin
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Temple City Hears PCC Board on College Projects
Temple City residents attend a PCC board meeting at Temple City High School to hear praise for the new occupational education program for high school students. Dr. Jack Rand notes PCC's history and urges updated ties between work preparation and higher education while acknowledging transportation and funding challenges.
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California
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Firs Community College
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Temple City Board
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Hugaboo
Hall Century Club USC luncheon date set for June 2
The Hall Century Club of the University of Southern California will host its annual luncheon at noon on June 2 at the USC campus. Leslie J. Cowper says about 180 USC graduates from 50 years ago are eligible for membership. A slate of events includes a 7:30 p.m. talk by Dr Jose J Vega at Pasadena City College and slide-illustrated cultural analysis by R J Fajardo. Membership invites and notes on related university activities follow.
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South Pasadena
Jose J. Vega
Phoenix College
Arizona
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FCC
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New Chief of Schools Outlines Plan for Alhambra
Dr. Donald P. Rucker will become Alhambra schools superintendent designating a primary goal of individualized instruction to develop maximum potential. He spoke at a Citizens Educational Council luncheon about instilling moral and patriotic values, building positive self images, and aligning goals with district philosophy. The plan includes flexible space use, performance based organization, and staff updating to meet life goals with students learning at their own pace.
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Alhambra
Citizens Educational Council of
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Alhambra City
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Hercome
Los Angeles County
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Santa Barbara
Bond elected Pasadena Beautiful Foundation president
Attorney George C. Bond was elected president for 1970 at the Pasadena Beautiful Foundation annual meeting held at the Los Angeles County Arboretum in Arcadia. Other officers and board members were named, with awards given for outstanding neighborhood landscaping and property beautification across Pasadena.
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Pasadena
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Glenn H. Hiatt
Carlota Busch Flanigan
John Henne
John Parke Young
John Russell Haimes
Clinton Street
Manzanita
Lincudn Avenues
Uelen Halloway
Na K. Thompson
Northwest Area
Occidental Students Plan Friday Walk for Scholarship Fund
Occidental College students organize a Friday walk to raise funds for the Minority Scholarship Fund. The 8 mile route passes through Pasadena Glendale and Eagle Rock starting at 7. Sponsors pledge per mile, contributing to the total after the walk. Participants seek sponsors by calling 255-511 or Jaura Layton at Box 129 Los Angeles.
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Ocsidental College
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Los Angeles
West Covina Police Auction Set for June 6
West Covina Police Department will hold its annual all cash no checks auction of unclaimed properties at 9 a.m. June 6 behind headquarters at 8115 Sunset Ave. The sale includes 80 bicycles and assorted merchandise such as hab caps tires rims stereo sets tapes clothing TVs and women’s accessories.
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