Questions on Brit slang and a teen dilemma from Edan Wright
A letter column discusses British slang explanations for terms like bird debby a love lolly minnie make a meal of it and smashing rave up and then answers a teen reader about finances chores and dating guidance. The final note advises forming real connections rather than buying affection and suggests making new acquaintances.
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Political Court Reversals Questioned by Police Chiefs
Editor notes that Supreme Court rulings enlarging suspects rights can be reversed through constitutional amendments changing court personnel or jurisdiction. Police officials like Glendora’s Chief Duane Baker say reversals are unlikely, while Azusa officers recall Miranda constraints affecting innocent suspects.
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U.S. Congress
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Arcadia
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Arizona
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Jerry Warren
Warren
Nan Hail
Edward Telford Retires Oct 1 After 40 Years in Public Service
Edward Telford district engineer of the State Division of Highways for District 7 Los Angeles Orange and Ventura counties will retire October 1 from a career spanning more than 40 years. He has led freeway planning and urban traffic analysis, helped open freeway mileage and overseen a budget around 200 million. Telford, an honorary member of several engineering societies, has held key posts across California and abroad, including World War II service and a 1985 traffic consultancy in South Africa.
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Glendora
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City Directors Debate Rose Parade Seat Tax Exemption
The Pasadena Board of City Directors met to discuss a proposed seat tax for the Tournament of Roses parade seating and whether churches schools and other nonprofit groups should be exempt. Officials argued exemptions could favor private operators, while non profits supplying free seats would be treated differently. The meeting adjourned with the ordinance unresolved and the tax question still hanging.
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Gwinn
McGuire Commissioned in Air Force Heads to Mississippi
Gordon G. McGuire son of Mr and Mrs Gordon F McGuire of 1482 N Grand Oaks Pasadena has been commissioned second lieutenant in the U S Air Force after graduating from Officers Training School at Lackland AFB Texas He was selected for OTS through competitive examination and will report to Keesler AFB Mississippi for training as a ground electronics officer He attended Pasadena High School San Diego State College and earned a B S from the University of California Los Angeles He is a member of Alpha Chi Sigma.
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Gordon F. McGuire
N. Grand Oaks
Pasadena
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
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Keesler
Miss
Pasadena Board Defends Freeman Amid School Interest Debate
Dr. Robert G. Freeman faces scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest as he remains linked to a Citizens group led by Dr. Ed merchant. The Foothill InterCity News editorial, by Ed Essertier, questioned Freeman and Walter T. Shalford’s committee membership and its school policy influence.
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Pasadena
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Steve Salisian
Unified School District Board
Salmon
Margaret Cameron
Adrienne
Merian
Brien Thomas
Tanyah
Rigel
Marta Fuchs
Mary Boos
Martha Fenton
Lorraine Nance
Educalion
Cheryl Niederman
Michyelli
Pasacsen
Paul Salmon
Rich and
Dougherty
Dis|bers
PCC Sends 14 Students To Europe
Pasadena City College foreign languages department launches its second summer overseas program. Ten weeks abroad from June 22 to September offers six weeks in Paris Sorbonne or Madrid Florence or Salzburg plus four weeks study with immersion. Participants include local leaders and students, with an emphasis on language instruction and European exposure.
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Sorbonne
Paris
Madrid
Florence
Salzburg
Leslie Koltai
Foreign Languages Department
McDonald Named Senior Exec of Moose Women
Pasadena chapter 700 of Women of the Moose installed 1987 88 officers at Moose Hall 24 E Colorado Blvd Pasadena. Officers include Marion McDonald senior regent Cecelia McDougall junior regent Better rocks chaplain Eveline Hoagland recorder Ann Burton treasurer and Cora M Tracy junior ipraduato regent.
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Cecelia McDougall
Better Rocks
Eveline Hoagland
Ann Burton
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Cora M. Tracy
Ipraduato
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