Milkie Elected President Of California Medical Licensing Board
Newsmaker C Fredrick Milkie MD was elected President of the California Division of Licensing Board of Medical Quality Assurance. An ophthalmologist, he practices at Milkie Shammas Eye Center in Lynwood and has held multiple leadership roles in national and local medical groups. He and his wife Leila reside on Wembley Road with children Diana, Fred Jr, Ed, and Mary.
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C. Fredrick Milkie
M.D
Division of Licensing
Board of Medical Quality Assurance
Medical Board
State of California
Dr. Milkie
Deukmejian
California
Milkie
Arab-American Medical Association
National Association
Los Angeles
Tee
St. Francis Medical Center Foundation
Beirut University College
Milkie- Shammas Medical and Surgical Eye Center
Lynwood
Leila
Wembley Road
Diana Nixon
Fred, Jr
Mary
New Alzheimer's Research Maps Eye Cell Damage
USC researchers led by Alfredo A. Sadun report early Alzheimer's selectively damages M cells in the eye, sparing P cells and eye acuity. Post mortem tests show degeneration in 8 of 10 optic nerves among patients, suggesting new diagnostic tests to detect the disease sooner. The study notes many patients maintain 20/20 vision yet struggle with navigation and reading.
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University of Southern California
San Marino
Alfredo A. Sadun
USC
Doheny Eye Institute
Journal
Opthalmology
Along The Drive Voltaire Quote Enrages Patrons
A fragment mentions Voltaire urging ongoing living to spite paying patrons. The brief notes a philosophical stance rather than a dated event, with unclear context or attribution beyond the author and a defiant sentiment aimed at those funding his life.
Geddes Press Building Reborn In Tudor Revival Style
Bantam Associates led by Linda and Irshad ul Haque renovate the Geddes Press Building to its 1928 Tudor Revival look. Purchased for $700,000, the two story structure in Pasadena restores Gothic windows atrium and basketweave brick floors with cherrywood trim. Nine suites exist with two offices leased. four ground-floor suites remain available.
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Bantam Associates
San Marino
Linda and
Irshad-ul-Haque
Geddes
Bantam
Pasadena
William Ellinger II
C.M. Schuty
Hagues
Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
Haque
Haques’ Company
Geddes Press
Huntington Westerners to honor Stone in Pasadena event
The Huntington Westerners announce an award for Stone in Pasadena. Martin Ridge of the Huntington Library will introduce Stone, with Thomas Andrews of the Historical Society of Southern California delivering the tribute to her career. Stone will speak on The Integrity of the Historical Novel to guests and members.
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Troduce Stone
Thomas Andrews
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Historical Society of Southern California
Stalled talks persist as San Marino teachers push perchance
San Marino Unified School District and the San Marino Teachers Association continue marathon bargaining here eight months after talks began two years ago. Both sides claim progress on salary but remain locked on contract language including Retained Rights and Grievance provisions. PERB charges rise to nine as SMTA accuses district of bargaining interference while district officials deny the allegations and urge legal bargaining.
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San Marino Unified School
San Marino Teachers’ Association
SMTA
State Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
Jack Rose
Priacis
Umon
Maureen de Armond
de Armond
Gary Richards
Robert Thompson
Tom Brown
California Teachers’ Association
Bert Kanner
Hi School
Kanner
Doris Gillespie
CTA
Correction notice about Dr James Dobson's title
A Tribune clarification states that last week's article identified Dr James Dobson as a psychiatrist, whereas he is properly described as a psychologist. The correction acknowledges the error and provides the accurate professional designation.
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Tribune
James Dobson
City Librarian Lois Deines Announces March Retirement
San Marino city librarian Lois Deines will retire March 31, 1990 after 24 years with the city. She began as a part-time clerk in 1965, became city librarian in 1976, and led through fiscal crises from Proposition 13. The library, staff and budget were cut and later partially restored by volunteer and Friends of the Library support.
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Lous Ann Deines
Deines
USC
June Bayless
Caswell Perry
Now
Perry
Alhambra
Devies
Deiies
Friends of the Library
San
Lois Deines
San Marino Public Library
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