State budget deficit seen rising beyond control
The editorial outlines preliminary figures showing General Fund revenues over 200 million dollars and warns the current year's budget will reopen deficits. Senator H L Richardson argues the gap could reach billions by year end, blaming a Democrat legislature reluctant to cut expenses and suggesting higher taxes as likely. He notes campaign contributions from the State Employees Association and questions a move to return the legislature to part time status.
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Bill
Richardson
State Employees Association
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Santa in the front window boosts holiday spirits
The Tribune notes Santa sits relaxed in the front window, while assuring concerned locals that elves craft the toys and Santa handles union talks, FAA clearances, and press moments. His main task remains delivering across the world, with pre Christmas preparation at 2260 Huntington Drive.
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Huntington Drive
Bruinsma challenges Brown over radio time in Senate bid
Ted Bruinsma questions Governor Jerry Brown’s use of CBS Inc. and McClatchy broadcasting time for radio talk shows, calling $250,000 worth of free air time an illegal contribution. He notes FEC timing uncertain, urges ethical concerns, and hopes Brown faces possible removal or decision not to run.
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Ted Bruinsma
CBS, Inc
American Broadcasting Company
McClatchy Broadcasting Company
Jerry Brown
Loyola Law School
Brown
Senate
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Bruinsma
Los Angeles Crime Rate Among Top 20 Metros in 1980
A Federal study shows Los Angeles ranking seventeenth among 20 major U S metropolitan areas for crimes per 100 000 residents with 6 418 7, amid reports of a mid day shooting in Downtown Los Angeles and rising crime across the nation. The article lists other cities and notes some comfort in LA having relatively lower violence compared with peer metros.
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Japan
Itan
United States
Fedreau of Investigation
Phoenix
Daytona Beach
Tallahassee
Bakersfield
New York
Tucson
Savannah
Denver- Boulder
Reno
Letter praises Huntington Drive town life after bike accidents
In a San Marino Community letter to the editor residents note the small town feeling on Huntington Drive. Two Huntington School students Briar Clougherty and Greg Chapman were injured in separate bicycle accidents while Posey Gouger of The Tennis Company assisted, provided first aid, and notified their parents as Peggy Chapman observed customers showing concern.
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San Marino
Huntington
Briar Clougherty
Greg Chapman
Posey Gouger
Pasadena Chamber Of Commerce Hotline Opens This Year
The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce will launch its Holiday hotline this year on Monday December 28. Hours are 9am to 9pm Monday through Thursday, December 28 through 31, and 9am to noon on Friday January 1. The service answers questions for visitors and residents about the Tournament of Roses Parade and Rose Bowl.
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Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Huntington Pharmacy Offers Family Health Help
Patient guidance highlights emotional issues in children and when to seek pediatric care. Huntington Pharmacy at 2400 Huntington Drive provides answers to health questions with free delivery and daily hours. They encourage working with a physician to decide on medications for young patients.
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Hintington Pharmacy
Huntington Drive
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