Antonovich Explains County Economics At Rotary Meeting
San Marino Rotary heard County Board of Supervisors Chairman Michael Antonovich explain Los Angeles County finances. He cited a $5.3 billion budget funding 24 percent from federal sources and 21 percent from property taxes, with emphasis on social and justice services and efforts to cut costs while maintaining core programs. He touted tax reform, bidding, and process reforms expected to save millions, and called for business growth despite high state taxes.
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San Marino
Antonovich
Civil Service
Ucla School of Management
Deukmejian
United Turn
Resigns City Attorney Post in San Marino
Charles Martin, 59, resigns as San Marino city attorney effective Aug 31 after a three year pact with South Pasadena. He cites workload past and aims to slow down from 16 city roles in six communities and may retain Irwindale or Azusa under a finder’s fee system. He has long held multiple posts since 1954 and earned over 200000 yearly across positions.
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South Pasadena
Charles Martin
San Marino
Martin
Irwindale
Azusa
Sierra Madre
Temple City
Monterey Park
Lynn Reitnouer
Charlie Martin
City Protest Over Water Rate Increase By Cal-American
City council protests Cal-American Water’s request to raise rates in the San Marino district arguing the increase far exceeds past and projected growth. They note the district is nearly self contained with pure well water and little anticipated consumption growth, and urge a rate-base increase reduction and rejection of a 16 percent return on equity to 14.5 percent.
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San Marino
California Public Utilities Commission
California American Water Company
California American
Council
Commission
Cal-American
Candidate Filing Period Extended for San Marino School Board
The San Marino Unified School District extends the candidate filing period to Wednesday for two open seats on the Board of Trustees after incumbent Theodore Hoffman declines re election. Mary Snaer and Selma Sax have filed. if no new filings occur the district may cancel the election and appoint Snaer and Sax. Prospective candidates must file by 5 pm at the Registrar Recorder's Office Ferguson Drive, Los Angeles. Hoffman has served two terms.
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San Marino
Mary Snaer
Selma Sax
Recorder's Office
Snaer and
Sax
Ferguson Drive
Los Angeles
Hoffman
Board of
Warren urges anger as ally to achieve goals
Local psychologist Neil Clark Warren outlines anger as a usable tool in his book Make Anger Your Ally. He proposes a three step process to channel anger: identify why you are angry, define what you want, and plan how to obtain it. Warren cautions to act within values and practice strategic thinking before incidents.
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Dr. Warren
Ally
Neil Clark Warren
Warren
Minor Power Outage Sparks Complaints
A brief outage affected 10 San Marino homes on a hot Monday when a Southern California Edison crew accidentally shorted a secondary line during routine maintenance. Edison spokesman Dave Sparks said the outage should have been planned without loss of service and residents were not warned because the primary cable work was expected to proceed normally.
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San Marino
San Marino Avenue
Sierra Madre Boulevard
Southern California Edison Company
Dave Sparks
Edison
What Does Cablevision Offer San Marino in 1958
Tribune interviews Bob Redford of American Cablevision about San Marino service options. The basic package costs $2.5 per month and includes local channels plus major networks like WTBS WOR MTV CNN ESPN and C Span among others. HBO Cinemax and Showtime cost $8.50 and $9.90 per month respectively with ad free, theatrical releases.
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Tribune
Cablevision
Redford
Orange County
Ted Turner
WTBS
Atlanta
WOR
New York
Music Television
MTV
Nickelodeon
Arts
ESPN
C-Span
Washington, DC
Reuters
San Marino
Vision
HBO
Cinemax
Showtime
Showtomne
Cimemax
Cablevision offers diverse channels and local access compared with ON TV
An optimist driver expects more market penetration as cable-monitored security grows. Cablevision provides 33 channels, community access programming, and multiple premium services, unlike ON TV and Select TV which offer single channels via rooftop antennas and decoders. The piece contrasts services and notes local listings guides while referencing broader community benefits.
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Cablevision
Bedford
Los Angeles
TV Jide
Tribune
ON TV
Select TV
American Cable Vision
American Cablevision
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Nancy Robison
Martha Tolies
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