Resignations by San Marino and San Diego Bank Directors
Bank official Stephen Forde says he resigned as director of the Bank of San Marino and the Pacific Coast Bank in San Diego after an FDIC FBI probe into possible illegal loans totaling several million dollars. He will stay as a special consultant with voting rights during a two to three month investigation and plans to resume his director and chairman roles afterward.
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San Marino Savings clarifies ties to Pacific Coast Bank group
San Marino Savings and Loan officials deny any corporate or financial link to the Pacific Coast Bank group, noting no connection to Bank of San Marino or other affiliates. The bank reports strong deposits and normal operations while notes about investigations focus on loan structuring technicalities. Jom Schroder and Fordé reportedly held controlling interests in the San Diego bank and Bank of San Marino, with a new headquarters under construction on Huntington Drive.
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Cal Heritage
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Fordé
Honig Seeks Return to Tradition in California Schools
State superintendent candidate Bill Honig outlines a reform platform focusing on higher academic standards, a core required curriculum, and restored discipline. He argues education is in crisis, praises traditional teaching, and calls for fewer bureaucratic barriers, with emphasis on basic skills and English language transition.
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Dog Night April 15 Rabies Clinic At City Hall Site
A low cost anti rabies vaccination clinic and dog licensing event is set for Thursday April 15 from 7 to 8 30 p.m behind city hall. Owners with dogs on leashes should use the San Marino Avenue side gate. Rabies shots for dogs only. other animals not inoculated. All dogs four months and older must be vaccinated per law. Licenses issued. For more information call the California Veterinary Medical Association at P23 146.
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Easter 1982 reflections on belief and life in Christ
Dr Edwin Roberts argues Easter affirms Christ is risen and transforms present life. Believers see health, possessions, and daily living through renewed hope, with eternal truth shaping attitudes toward pain, fear, and material wealth.
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Robberies and Mischief In April Police Blotter
A San Marino mid April police blotter details a daytime robbery and a minor vehicular collision. A beige sedan was totaled after a collision near Mis ten aml Los Flores around 9 am. the driver suffered minor injuries and received paramedic care. A Chevrolet van stolen on San Marino Avenue around 5 pm was recovered within a week. Friday reports an armed robbery at the San Marino Bank lot on Huntington Drive about 11 am involving a 22 year old San Gabriel woman and a friend. The pair went shopping and banking, while a man in a red shirt watched the car before one member proceeded to the bank. The page notes a turn to Page 16.
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YMCA Director Leigh Leaves Area For Metropolitan Y Post
Leigh, longtime executive director of the South Pasadena San Marino YMCA, is named vice president for branch operations and personnel for the Los Angeles system. He will oversee six branches, process new hires, and assume personnel responsibilities across Southern California. Leigh’s tenure saw the YMCA pay off a $61,600 building debt, rising program participation, and a record $88,414 annual support. He began in 1960 with YMCA work, advancing from a janitor to George Williams College graduate and YMCA career leader.
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University of Wisconsin
Easter Sunrise Service in Lacy Park Youths Attend
The annual Easter Sunrise Service is organized by four San Marine churches and starts at 6am in Lacy Park. Attendees include Astil lo Welly Virginia. events note rain contingencies with a backup at Huntington School Auditorium.
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San Marino Campaign Focuses On City Council Race
Campaigns for the San Marino city council heat up ahead of the April 13 election. Mayor Lynn Reitnouer touts a record of addressing local needs and advocates self-help financing to maintain police, fire, drainage, flood control, and street lighting services. Other candidates emphasize experience and community service while warning against short term financial schemes.
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Four Precincts Set For Council Election
Four city precincts and polling places are set for the city council election on Tuesday April 13 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters should check sample ballots due to redistricting and new precinct boundaries. Precinct 1 uses regular precincts 1, 4 and 4. voting locations include Stoneman School and San Marino City Hall. Precinct 4 combines regular precincts 5, 6, 7, 8 at the Scout House. Precinct 6 residents vote at the Scout House. Precinct 18 moves to San Marino City Hall. Precinct 9 includes regular precincts 8 and 12 with voting at San Marino High School Neher Auditorium foyer. City hall answers voting questions all day at 282-1155.
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Parent Education Forum on Stress and Self Esteem Scheduled
The next Parent Education Forum titled Stress and Self Esteem will be held Wednesday April 14 at 6 p.m in the Huntington School Cafeteria. Sarmuel Mayhugh and Dr Maris Krag will teach the forum. All parents and teenagers are invited.
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