Jill Van Hook Smith elected Nominating Chair of AFS USA
Newsmakers Jill Van Hook Smith is elected Nominating Chair of AFS/USA for the year. She serves a second term on the national board and has chaired executive roles. Smith represented AFS/USA as a Fellow at the International Leadership Development Institute and has led planning efforts.
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Jill van Hook Smith
AFS/USA
Smith
National Board of American Field
U.C. Santa Cruz
Lain
USC School of Medicine
Alec
Middlebury College
Caltech Scientist Elected Fellow of AGU
Dr. Dimitri Papanastassiou, senior research associate in geochemistry at Caltech, has been elected a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union. The San Marino resident earned a BS in 1965 and PhD in 1969 from Caltech and joined the Institute in 1970. He is noted for work on planetary formation, meteorites and cosmic ray interactions, aiding a 4.5 billion year solar system chronology.
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Dimitri Papanastassiou
California Institutute of Technology
Caltech
American Geophysical Union
AGU
San Marino
Papanastassiou
Solar System
NASA
Mars
Society
Guggenheim
Fulbright
The
Huntington Library names new chief financial officer
Huntington Library Art Collections and Botanical Gardens announces Alison D alathan as chief financial officer. The appointment was announced by Director Dr. Robert Allen Skotheim on March 1. Alathan is a University of Virginia alumna.
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Alison Dalathan
Huntington Library
Botanical Gardens
Huntington
Robert Allen Skotheim
California governor race reshapes as Feinstein overtakes Van de Kamp
The California gubernatorial contest shifts after a blitz of television advertising that propelled Dianne Feinstein past John Van de Kamp in early polls. Feinstein, aided by a $13,000 spot and $600,000 in TV time, rose to lead as Van de Kamp faced questions about his campaign style and lack of TV appeal. Feinstein later faced health issues and reorganized her team, while Van de Kamp emphasized ideas and proposed ballot measures to attract voters.
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Dianne Feinstein
John van de Kamp
Pete Wilson
Wilson
Feinstein
California
van de Kamp
San Francisco
George Moscone
Haneaee Semana
Davies Paves O
Robert Kennedy
Richie Ross
al Agnos
Agnos
George Deukmejian
Clint Reilly
Caltech President to Speak at City Club
Caltech president Thomas E. Everhart will speak at the San Marino City Club on Tuesday, April 1, in Huntington School Cafeteria. His talk titled The Future of Caltech discusses the institution as it prepares for its 100th anniversary in 1991.
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Thomas E. Everhart
Caltech
San Marino
Huntington School
Everhart
San Marino Firemen Weigh PR Push Ahead of Talks
Firemen discuss hiring a public relations firm to improve negotiations with the City of San Marino and residents. A local resident offered PR services to both the Policeman and Firemen associations to craft a professional campaign and avoid past mudslinging. Morale is low. the current contract resolution runs to June 30, 1991, with state law allowing renegotiation before termination.
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Chuck Murchie
San Marino
Murchie
Nowak
Poll of Council Favors Crowell To Become City's Next Mayor
The San Marino City Council election for mayor was set, with a Tribune poll showing Suzanne Crowell leading council members in support. Crowell, current vice mayor, faces election amid limited time before the printing deadline, while Paul Crowley seeks a second year as mayor after 1986 contest results.
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Crowell
San Marino
Tribune
the Tribune
Suzanne Crowell
Paul Crowley
Crowley
Edwards Metcalf
Philip Heckendorn
Property Loss Up in February San Marino Report
The San Marino Police Department released February 1990 crime figures showing stable overall activity with spikes in residential burglaries and robberies. Losses included 42037 from a robbery and 43030 from burglaries. total property loss 91725 with 301 recovered. no recovered property listed for the crimes.
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San Marino
Mary Nalick Lives A Vocation for Caring
Mary Nalick directs City of Angels Hospice in Los Angeles a not for profit home offering comfort to terminally ill residents many of whom have AIDS She serves as attorney social worker and mother to up to six patients at a time with plans to add ten beds in the adjacent building The hospice emphasizes emotional support pain control and living with dignity until death
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Nalick
San Marino
City of Angels Hospice
Los Angeles
Sunset Boulevard
City of Angels
Mary Nalick
Hollywood
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