Vol. 5 No. 35
Friday, October 24, 1997
Vol. 5 No. 35
How much should a DCH executive be paid?
Schools move to the Internet with new bids, standards
Downey Symphony in concert tomorrow
Keep Downey Beautiful cleanup is tomorrow
Soroptimist making a better community
Church music teacher faces molestation rap
Who's extinct now? By John Adams
Bellflower embraces open government By Jerry Andrews
The Clean Water Act: 25 years later By Congressman Steve Horn
Assorted news and views By Merl Moore
Taco Bell opening ceremony tomorrow
Courtyard argument leads to fatal shot
O'Quinn keys Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
Free smoke alarms offered by the Fire Department
Rose float history featured at library
Bike Rodeo stresses safety at St. Raymond's
Cambodia craft workshop is offered this Sunday
Common mistakes on rental property eyed
Governor's office applauds schools
Parental tips for Halloween safety
Adult School's Paine named to Who's Who
'Day of the Dead' offered at the Library on Oct. 30
28 at Warren High are named AP Scholars
Downey Los Amigos Kiwanis installs
$200,000 arson fire at Church fellowship hall
Hotel 8th floor fire, extensive water damage
'The Game' is a study in suspense
Tough Warren defense smothers Downey
Calvary Cross Country team’s rapid growth
Events for October
City Meetings
Regularly Scheduled Meetings
Mary Ann McDow
Raymond G. Kramer
Mary Bernice Schell
Florence Marie Bonnie-MeisterJohn Adams.................Editor Robert Tolentino......Advertising Jerry Brady...........Advertising Tanya Andrews...........Ad Design Jackie Mars...........Typesetting Rancho Publications.....Publisher
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