Local Flare Ups and Incidents Reported on A-2 Page
A disputer over a brick wall ends with a knocked fence and a brick injuring a foot while police separate the neighbors. A DUI arrest leads to vehicle removal by a sober driver. A red backpack, dawn patrols, and a pink tub with ash from a firecracker surface in assorted calls. A German Shepherd death, possible child abuse case, and noisy ad distributor prompt police and humane involvement.
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ADP
Humanes
San Marino seeks alternate on Recreation Commission
The City of San Marino seeks a resident volunteer to fill an alternate seat on the Recreation Commission for a three year term from July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2007. Meetings occur four times yearly at Stoneman School. Apply by May 28, 2004 to City Clerk at San Marino City Hall.
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San Marino
Bob Twist
Carol Robb
Huntington Dr
Recreation Commission
Huntington Westerners mark 25th anniversary event
The Huntington Westerners plan a one act play Peace at Last a re enactment of the Treaty of Cahuenga and a Koblik address as part of a 25th anniversary celebration Reservations are 30 per person payable to Huntington Westerners at 2445 Casa Grande Pasadena CA 91104 3407 for more information call 626 797 1701
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Cahuenga
Koblik
Huntington
Author Slated to Discuss Kids Art at Huntington Library
Local author Michael Napoliello will present Nine Famous Artists Your Children Will Love at the Huntington Library in Friends Hall on Saturday June 5 at 2 30 p m. The event is free and open to the public. For more information call 405 2128.
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Michael Napoliello
Huntington Library
Friends Hall
Carroll to Speak at USC Season Preview Dinner
Carroll will headline the USC season preview evening with dinner chairs Gail Ellis Kris Popovich and Chuck Reed. Invitations are available via Sue Newton at 626 351 8815 extension 248.
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Carroll
USC
Gail
Jim Ellis
Jane
Kris Popovich
Loma
Chuck Reed
Sue Newton
History of Reagan and early anti-communist stance
This History page recounts Ronald Reagan’s early life from Dixon roots through his 1932 Davenport radio job, his stance against Marxism and atheistic campaigns, and his SAG presidency during blacklist years. It notes his wary response to the Red Menace and early gun-carrying discipline before Hollywood fame.
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Dixon
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Reagan
ROC Radio
Davenport
Iowa
Kenger
Lenin
Hollywood
Screen Actors’ Guild
SAG
Smith & Wesson
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