Bike Thefts Rise In San Marino Police Report
San Marino police lieutenant Jack Yeske cites a 35 percent rise in bike thefts in the first half of 1970 over 1969 and a 130 percent jump from the previous year. The department recovered far fewer bikes, dropping from 79 of stolen bikes recovered in early 1969 to lower rates this year, amid a surge in incidents.
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Reading a Metropolitan Meal at Home Town Weekly
A clipped Catskill Mountain Star note praises reading the hometown weekly while sampling meals. It contrasts reading a metropolitan newspaper with enjoying familiar local content and keeping up with small town offerings.
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Police Recover Stolen Bikes Arrest 2 Youths
San Marino police arrested two 16-year-old males after a patrol spotted them on a bicycle theft area near Rotary Park. The suspects’ bikes were found stolen and led to the recovery of a third bike from an 8-year-old, with one theft dated May 6 and another July 20. The youths were booked by their parents.
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Udell Suffers Through Europe
Paul Glaviano writes from The Tribune about Martin Udell a San Marino High teacher and coach enjoying a European summer tour. Udell stays at Grand Hotel Republic of San Marino July 17 praising staff stewards and food while recalling English speaking managers and local wines. He notes a waiter who once lived 10 years in Detroit.
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Foundation's Tennis Court Issue On Tap
At the next City Council meeting on August II the council will consider San Marino Tennis Foundation's request to build several more courts on Lacy Park. The plan, voiced earlier by Stan Clark, faced deferral for lack of layout details. Expansion could impinge on Boy Scouts property and involve tree removals. Boy Scout talks and public sentiment remain pending before any decision.
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Stan (Clark
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Where Did They Go
Fire and medical response summaries dated July and August report multiple incidents in Huntington Winston Sherwood Kewen St Albans Santa Amita Woodstock, including dishwasher smoking and washing machine fires. Ambulance transport and hospital involvement noted for several patients.
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Winston Avenue
Sherwood Road
Kewen Drive
St Albans Road
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Woodstock Road
Bees Make Home in Sharon Place Yard Surprise
While watering last Saturday morning Mrs Paul Minning found a viburnum shrub harboring a three pound honeycomb full of bees. She consulted Kirby Lesh who directed her to Earl Cawyer of Arcadia, a hobbyist beekeeper, who confirmed the discovery.
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Earl Cawyer
Arcadia
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Players Plan Luau by Community Group at Huntington
The San Marino Community Players and families host a Hilo Hattie night at the Huntington Sheraton Hotel starting 6:30 pm Sunday August 15. A luau with orchids for the ladies, side pont terrace service, and a complete Hawaiian entertainment slate are planned. Reservations requested by August 11.
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Forgery Suspect Held To Answer For Forgery Charges
A man arrested on forgery charges with checks and auto paperwork was remanded to await a preliminary hearing in Pasadena Court. The suspect, identified by police as Rosalie arte, faced charges including forgery and receiving stolen property after fingerprints tied him to recent cases. Investigators say a tip from Pasadena police linked him to attempted forgery at a market on Huntington Drive.
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West Altadena Downs San Marino to Win District Title
West Altadena hurler Don Williams dominated San Marino, fanning seven and issuing only a few walks, as Altadena built a 4-0 first inning lead and defeated San Marino 7 3 to claim the District 17 championship at Hugo Reid Park in Arcadia. Pat Meali scored San Marino’s lone run.
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Bedford Property Nuisance Action Pushed By Planning Panel
The Planning Commission on July 28 passed a resolution urging the City Council to begin legal steps to end the nuisance alleged at the Bedford Road and Monterey site. After a premises inspection report, the commission said conditions violated Municipal Code section 27 60 and the resolution will go to the Council next Wednesday.
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PCC Rate Jump Marks Pasadena College Budget Decision
The Pasadena Area Community College District Board votes 4 to 2 to approve a 1971-72 budget of 205 million with a six cent rate increase and a 45 percent pay raise for teachers and classified staff. Trustees Eckles and Ford dissent. Superintendent Armen Sarafian emphasizes cash balance protections for pay-as-you-go policy and future construction. No citizens attended the public hearing, fueling assumptions of public approval.
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Sech Pee Sio
William C Cheek
Roger Gertmenian
Armen Sarafian
Please Remember That It's Hot For Dogs Too
A hot day prompts concern as a man leaves two dogs inside a blue Mustang at City Hall with windows up. By the time help is sought at the police station the man returns to drive away, leaving the animals in distress in sweltering heat.
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Bryant Selected By Trustees To Push For Override
Bryant chosen by trustees to advocate for a tax override. The board notes Bryant as vice president of the association and leader in urging fiscal override measures. Details indicate leadership role in the Lerain school district effort and alignment with W-cent override goals.
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San Marino Seeks New County Amid Valley Split Plan
City leaders from San Gabriel Valley and Pomona Valley push a bill to form a new county including many cities north of the Pomona Freeway while excluding Pasadena and centering Pomona. The effort, backed by the Seccession Committee of San Gabriel Valley Mayors, targets property tax relief through reallocation of suburban burdens.
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Changes in Property Value In Los Angeles County
The Tribune reports on property assessment changes for Los Angeles County this week. A front-page map shows bound aries and map book areas to help readers locate their property and refer to the assessment listing for any reassessment details. The publication outlines that changes may increase or decrease values and that full listings will appear in portions covering San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Newhall Seagus areas.
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Facelift at Recycling Site Nears Completion
A local recycling center undergoes a significant upgrade with new gates and improved facilities planned. Workers and students from Sans Maripe report ongoing renovations, brief safety checks, and anticipated reopenings as the site nears full operation.
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Martin fights inflation and asks MP for pay raise
The article reports Martin pressing inflation relief by seeking a mayoral or city leadership pay raise while involved in San Marino duties. It notes Monterey Park connections and the hiring of a new Acting City Manager for San Marino.
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