18 Jan 1967
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Newspaper
Pasadena Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1967
Page
1
A collection of reader queries and responses on horticulture interest, handling a dying wife's requests for belongings, teenage group dynamics, and teen romance ethics. Advice covers respecting loved ones, fair distribution of keepsakes, inclusivity within groups, and navigating crushes without causing harm.
The Board of Supervisors enacted a new Juvenile Loitering Law effective February 3, clarifying loitering between 10 p.m. and sunrise for those under 18. The ordinance does not impose a curfew but targets aimless presence on public streets after 10 p.m. The law requires a minor violation plus proper parental notice for enforcement, with penalties aligned to existing standards.
Sierra Madre City Council urged Pasadena Unified School District to drop pay as you ride school bus fees and seek alternative financing. Mayor Parks argued transportation costs belong in the tax base, not family wallets, while Councilmember Maddox urged trimming nonessential budget items and cited hair dryers as an example.
The Foothill Freeway project advances with paving in fall 1968 and new interchanges at Huntington Drive Myrtle Avenue Mountain Avenue and Buena Vista Street. Bids open next month for a multi mile segment linking Monrovia Duarte and Arcadia along the San Gabriel River corridor with design by Benedict Constructors.
The Pasadena Art Museum opened a display of Jeremy Anderson works led by undefined dialogue in a father son exchange. His red toned totems and untitled pieces blend whimsy and mystery with maps and double meanings drawing attention despite fragmented wall notes.
Self educated lawyer Bettelheim named 1987 president of the San Gabriel Valley Bar Association in ceremonies at Ricky's Restaurant Alhambra. Also inducted were John S Burns vice president Merrill W Francis secretary Dennis Majeski treasurer Robert Shelley program chairman Don Borca retiring president. Bettelheim, in Temple City since 1964 after Army service, has long been active in local and state bar groups and chambers of commerce. He and his wife Christine have four daughters and studied law by reading and self study following time at Black Hills Teacher College and the University of Iowa.
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