Music Center Cost Our Civic Stepchild
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has directed millions toward the Music Center and now considers donating a downtown Civic Center block for a new school to train 150 advanced students in music drama and dance. The block, bounded by First and Second streets Grand Avenue and Hope Street, would fund construction and operation under the proposal.
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County Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles
Civic Auditorium
Los Angeles County
Music Center
Pasadena's Music Center Deficit Spurs Budget Reform Talk
Ed Essertier reports county red ink of about 376000 annually tied to the Music Center fund. The County Board may look to redevelop the Music Center site for taxable office space while the Civic Auditorium seeks renewals with local bonds. A grand jury urges tighter controls and rent parity with similar venues to restore cultural prominence. Indiana University roots fuel Rose Bowl battle as midwestern fans plan to travel for the New Year’s game.
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Board of Supervisors
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
U.S
Pasadena
Plains
Indiana
Tyo
Student protests end as voting age outcry fades
The Spectator notes these student demonstrations have cooled adult calls to lower the voting age. Jackie travels to Cambodia to see historic ruins and Li's foreign policy impact.
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AL Teast
Jackie
Cambodia
Dougherty to Appear in Rashomon at Pasadena City College
Richard Dougherty a sophomore math major from Altadena will play the deputy in Rashomon for Pasadena City College Theatre. Performances begin December 7 with shows at 8 10 p.m. and 9 30 p.m. Dougherty previously played Peter in The Diary of Anne Frank and appeared in The Servant of Two Masters and Trial by Jury at John Muir High. He plans to attend Stanford or UCLA next year and is the son of Mrs Katherine Dougherty of 1260 East Mendelvue Avenue Altadena.
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Richard Dougherty
Sophonore
Alladena
Pasadena City College Theatre
Dougherty
Peter
Lancer
Anne Frank
Mas Ito
Selig: Paniaforc
John Muir High
Overseas
Now Grata
PEC Foreige
Stanfore
UCLA
Athee Daugherty
East
Meneluvine
Altadena
Serendipity Festival at Westminster Presbyterian Church
The Westminster Presbyterian Church in Pasadena hosts its annual Serendipity Festival on December 2 from 1:30 to 4:20 PM in Morrison Hall. The event features an art display, tea table, six booths with sale items, and an hourly cartoon show for children, with many volunteer coordinators and helpers listed.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
N. Lake Ave
Pasadena
Morrison Hall
Paul Blinen
Wer
Warren McC
FSU Alumni Seek Lost Seminoles Message Notice
An alumni contact notice invites Florida State University graduates to join a local gathering. Readers are asked to send a card to Jerry Bornstein at Intercity Newspapers in Santa Anita, or call the listed number, to reconnect with fellow alumni.
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Abiones
Florida State University
Jerry Bornstein
IntereCity
Santa Anil
Arecadin
Rose Queen Introduction Set at Annual Breakfast
Linda Strother will be crowned Rose Queen and introduced at the 239th annual Rose Queen’s Breakfast on December 1 at the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel. Pasadena Chamber of Commerce sponsors tickets on sale at 181 South Los Robles. The program features an interview with Queen Linda and her court and is led by Tournament of Roses Queen Selection Committee chair Peer Davis.
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Linda Strother
Huntington-Sheraton Hotel
Pasadena Jinier Chamber of Commerce
Diner Chamber
181 South
Los. Robles
Pasadena
Mike Ward
Jaycee
Linda
Nancy Otten
Patricia Dayton
Seon Coffey
Eileen Rondller
Sharon Canfield
Janee Miller
Peer Davis
Tournament of Roses Association
Nin
Tournamat
Joe Divhi
Battle to End Boredom Aids GIs in Vietnam
Pasadenan volunteers organize entertainment for U.S. troops in Vietnam, arranging card games and social activities at the Agada Inn and similar centers to boost morale and provide companionship amid extended service. The effort draws support from local residents and service members seeking brief respite from duty.
Zane Grey Home Hit By Flames
The Allation mansion of the late Zane Grey sustained about 34 900 in damage with 3 000 in loss to contents after a blaze swept a storage area below a second floor museum. Arsonprobe noted as youths were spotted near the scene as investigators began examining the cause. The author, who died in 1939, once lived at 495 Mariposa Street and the fire did not breach the outer walls.
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Allation
Zane Grey
Ronald Carl
Gray
Mariposa St
Operat Bny
Cirey
Renin
Te Cage
Tahiti
New Zealand
Romer Grey Lel
Independent Star News
Acadian Nights Benefit Dinner For Area Scouts Set
A dinner to aid the San Gabriel Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America will be held December 9 at Agajanian Hall Pasadena. The 300 Club will host the event with proceeds supporting the council’s operating budget. The evening includes Armenian cuisine, dancing to the Townes, and an 8 PM dinner after a 7 PM reception. Reservations through Mosian in Monrovia or Mrs Styke at 35-7171. cost $25 per couple.
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Agajanian Hall
Colorado Boulevard
Pasadena
San Gabriel
Paul Maoian
Monrovia
Colin Reeking
Manian
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