22 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Pasadena Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
1
A garbled letter page shows Edan Wright signing as Miss Wright, with torn notes about a polite thief who cooked a meal but damaged kitchenware. The column contains advice on relationships and dating, urging caution, plus stray questions about honesty, sports, and affection in youth.
The Hospital Council of Southern California recommends a second round of salary hikes for hospital staff, led by nurses and management, with pay up to 2 0 per cent in some roles. The plan follows September raises and relies on Grilenhagen Kroeger studies, affecting about 69 000 employees across multiple counties and hospitals.
The San Gabriel Valley Camellia Show returns with the Temple City Camellia Society sponsoring. Judges from the American Camellia Society will evaluate entries at the County Fair Hall, awarding trophies for best camellias and most complete displays. The public is invited to attend. amateur growers are welcome with labeled entries to be displayed.
Arcadia and Pasadena failed to settle land annexation disputes in a joint session. City managers agreed to continue negotiations over disputed areas bounded by Rosemead Boulevard, Foothill Boulevard, Michillinda Avenue, and Pasadena city limits, with cross filings and protests cited by both sides.
Publisher’s Corner outlines ongoing tension over strips of county territory between Arcadia and Pasadena. Both cities push to annex unincorporated land, with legislation tried and failing. Arcadia prepares a detachment plan while Pasadena fears being edged out. The piece argues residents should vote to settle the issue.
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