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Scope and Contents "UCB branch well under way: Things are shaping up at United California Bank's new office at Grand Avenue and Escondido Boulevard, adjacent to the new Palomar Savings and Loan Association building. The 7,010-square-foot structure will be leased from Palomar Savings, and both will feature two-story floor plans with slump stone and timber construction." ; "December target date: New Escondido headquarters of Imperial Savings and Loan Association of the South (formerly Southland Savings) takes...

Scope and Contents "November opening scheduled: Workmen inspect progress on Palomar Savings and Loan Association's 8,200-square-foot, two-story building scheduled for completion in November at Grand Avenue and Escondido Boulevard. A blending of wood, concrete and glass, the design was by Kurt Meyer and Associates of Los Angeles. Building contractor is Kitchell Contractors." [Envelope contains additional images, including possibly images of construction of the following Escondido financial institutions:...

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This series consists of photographic negatives taken by Dan Rios and other photographers at the Escondido Times-Advocate and North County Times newspapers.

Negatives are in 35 mmm, medium, and large formats, and are black and white negatives, color negatives, and color positive film.

Scope and Contents "The first annual open house of the Escondido Fire Department was staged at the main Quince Street station Saturday. Fireman First Class Gary Taylor (right) shows a group of school children the intricacies of one of the department's shiny trucks. The children attended the observance in reward for completing a "home fire safety report" in their classrooms. Also, each child completing the report received an identification card proclaiming him a "junior fire marshal." The children also got a...

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"Helping salesgirl Dana Ostrenger learn prices of items at the Drive-in Dairy at 1555 E. Valley Parkway, is owner John Poet. The new store allows drive-in service for a wide variety of dairy and delicatessen items, plus self-service gasoline." [Envelope contains related images. Dairy "offered complete of Hollandia and Darigold dairy products, eggs, lunch meats, bacon and many other delicatessen items, plus soft drinks, ice cream and bakery products."]

Scope and Contents "Inspecting construction progress on Palomar College's new $245,000 swimming pool recently was Frederick R. Huber, college president, (right) as he chatted with carpenter Jim Cowart of Chamac Inc., contractor. (The other worker was unidentified.) When completed in December, the pool will be 100 by 75 feet and 13 feet deep at its deepest end. Financing was by state and private funding." [Envelope contains additional images of the pool inspection; Palomar Dome is in the background of many...

Scope and Contents "Inspecting construction progress on Palomar College's new $245,000 swimming pool recently was Frederick R. Huber, college president, (right) as he chatted with carpenter Jim Cowart of Chamac Inc., contractor. (The other worker was unidentified.) When completed in December, the pool will be 100 by 75 feet and 13 feet deep at its deepest end. Financing was by state and private funding." [Envelope contains additional images of the pool inspection; Palomar Dome is in the background of many...

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[Envelope contains additional images from 10/06/1970 story regarding swimming pool inspection at Palomar College. See envelopes 295 and 296]

Scope and Contents "Rousing itself like a young behemoth for an assault on the universe is the new 60-inch Mayer telescope at Palomar Mountain. The scope, though smaller than the famed 200-inch telescope, will see almost as far. It will be used to map areas of the heavens which later will be explored in detail with the more powerful 200-inch telescope." [Envelope contains similar images. Images in envelope related to those in envelope 399. Adjacent story "'Wiener-scope' fills gap in probing stars' secrets,...

Scope and Contents "Rousing itself like a young behemoth for an assault on the universe is the new 60-inch Mayer telescope at Palomar Mountain. The scope, though smaller than the famed 200-inch telescope, will see almost as far. It will be used to map areas of the heavens which later will be explored in detail with the more powerful 200-inch telescope." [Envelope contains similar images. Images in envelope related to those in envelope 398. Adjacent story "'Wiener-scope' fills gap in probing stars' secrets,...