28 Oct 1970
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Newspaper
Pasadena Independent Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1970
Page
1
Fragments discuss IHS financial health banking risk and a principal who bought a Palm Springs hospital. They mention plans and delays, potential financing, and January deadlines. Also included are visa, part time work rules, and a Pasadena photo shop find.
Pasadena Recreation Commission urges a yes vote on a 2 million bond issue on the November 3 election. Funds will upgrade parks and recreational facilities in eastern and western Pasadena, including a western community center near a park, Victory Park completion, and enhanced lighting and landscaping.
Spanish Speaking Children describes how Pasadena Head Start aids Latino children facing poverty and language barriers. It chronicles Arturo who learned English in class and became his family's interpreter, Rosa who grew from shy to confident, and Larry who shares songs and routines with his younger brother, highlighting early education's role in leveling access.
Geologist Dr. Arden Albee reports at Caltech Beckman Auditorium that lunar rocks and soil differ from Earth due to higher titanium and oxygen, slower cooling, and diverse igneous minerals. He notes ages around 3.7 to 4.6 billion years and identifies basaltic, granite-like, and breccia types, plus meteorite-derived glass beads and no atmospheric rusting.
Pasadena Planning Commission will hear a request by the Pasadena Medical Center Association to build two seven story medical office towers at 15755 Hate Oaks Ave with a 22 foot height over the code limit. Parking would be in a lot and a future day nursery expansion for six children is proposed.
The Pasadena Movie Club begins its 1970 71 program tonight at 8 PM in the Pasadena Public Library auditorium. A slate includes Along the West Coast of Mexico New England Autumn fol ers Pack Trip in Gardner Basin The King Is Dead. Also a 4 PM Wednesday showing of two color films Magle Kile and Bosco the Clown in Asia at the library lecture hall. The public is invited.
In Pasadena two naval reservist hospital corpsmen train at St Luke and Huntington Memorial Hospitals on weekends. The men work mainly in emergency rooms and some in intensive care, assisting doctors and maintaining medical skills learned in Vietnam. Capt. Charles Duby says the program pairs naval trauma training with civilian hospital needs, benefiting both parties.
Three Caltech scientists, including President Harold Brown, join Harvard University Visiting committees for 1970 71. Brown will serve on the Center for National Affairs committee. William A. Fowler on the Astronomy committee. Jesse J. Greenstein on the Applied Mathematics, Math, Statistics and Astronomy committee. Greenstein is a Harvard alumnus and Overseers member.
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