Ward outlines Jarvis pros and cons at Huntington dinner
About 150 people gathered at the Huntington Sheraton Hotel for the Chamber of Commerce installation dinner to hear Baxter Ward discuss Proposition 13 and Jarvis. Ward criticized parts of Jarvis as unconstitutional, praised the one percent homeowners tax limit, and proposed a sales tax funded education plan that influenced his views on tax relief.
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Mayor Jones to be honored by Fifty Year Club
Mayor Maurice Jones Jr. will receive the Certificate of Membership of the Fifty Year Club at the Los Angeles County Bar Association meeting on April 27. A USC law graduate with Stanford work, he joined the practice in 1925 and has since led San Marino civic bodies including the school board 1945 61 and city council since 1964, serving as mayor from 1972.
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Community Chest Recovers With San Marino Club Gift
San Marino City Club gave 3000 to the Community Chest, moving toward a 967000 goal. Lynn Reit hauer presented the check and thanked contributors. officials warn the Chest remains 5000 short and urged further gifts to fund 20 organizations.
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Danes and Rotary tie into editor’s study trip
City editor Jim Wenck is selected for the Group Study Exchange program by Rotary International representing the San Marino Rotary Club. He joins a touring group in Denmark and will write a series of articles about his experiences.
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Shorb Family Plans Attend San Marino Fiesta
Eleven members of the Shorb family will attend the Shorb and San Marino event titled Shorb and San Marino as part of the San Marino Historical Society Fiesta. The gathering on May 7 at the Old Mill honors James De Barth Shorb’s descendants and features a fruit punch recipe from his papers.
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Daylight Saving Time Clock Change Reminder
Public notice urges residents to set clocks forward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday for daylight saving time.
Wilson vows to replace Brown appointees if he wins
Pete Wilson, San Diego mayor and GOP gubernatorial hopeful, says his first act would be to replace Governor Brown Jr. appointees, attack energy policy failures like Sundesert, curb state spending, tighten welfare rules, and push for a death penalty while seeking federal help on illegal immigration. He dismisses mass transit as a solution and notes progress in his campaign with new TV ads.
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San Marino Safe From San Gabriel Humane Society Closure
San Marino joins South Pasadena to preserve animal control as the San Gabriel Humane Society closes June 30. San Marino and South Pasadena shift to Pasadena facilities, avoiding mass disruption for nearby cities forming three committees to study shelter options and costs.
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San Marino teachers seek two year contract in stalled negotiations
Today an important meeting aims to settle a long running contract dispute between the San Marino teachers and the school board. Key issues include salary increases, benefits, zipper clause enforcement, and the contract length. The board already cites merit based pay plans affecting average salaries. President Tere Te Page and Gordon Petersen comment on progress and delays.
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Pony League Opens Games This Week
Rain delayed open sees Dodgers, Cards, Pirates, Giants, Angels in Pony League action. Cards rally to beat Dodgers 11 4 after three inning Saturday rain delay. Wood struck out eight in five for Cards. Pirates beat Cards 9 5 as Locke fanned 15. Addis made running catch. Giants beat Phillies 15 9 on Repetto and McLeod pitching. Dodgers edged Angels 13 11 with Dawn striking out the final batter. Teams ready for Friday and two more Saturday games as weather improves.
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