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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1969

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Belgian Summer Diary Ends as Thunder Signals Change

A Belgium visit by Kacie Crisp winds down with letters from the Belgian Bureau content to share. The diary describes hot Southern California like weather in Belgium, sunbathing attempts, and tea versus kraantjes water as stamps and bread errands proceed amid shifting skies and an approaching thunderstorm.

Kacie Crisp Belgium Beau Temps Edmee Anne-Marie California

Trio Indicted In Bribery Case

Anthony Melvin Azadian of San Marino Avenue and Diane Marie Daniel and Daniel of Los Angeles plus Gary S. Langley of Ontario were indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on a five count conspiracy to violate Selective Service and bribery laws. The case concerns false statements to the Pasadena Selective Service Board about Langley’s failing to report for a military physical and bribery to alter Langley’s service classification. Azadian is charged with accepting $2,000 from an undercover FBI agent. convicted defendants face up to 25 years in prison and a $40,000 fine.

Anthony Melvin Azadian San Marino Avenue Federal Grand Jury Selective Service Diane Marie, Daniel Los Angeles Gary S. Langley Ontario United States Matt Byrne Pasadena Board of the Selective Service System Langley Daniel Azadian FBI

Carver School Vandalism Reported for Third Time This Summer

Police report ongoing vandalism at Carver School during the weekend with windows and walls defaced by red and black flowpens. The incident marks the third such case this summer. residents urged to report suspicious activity, with confidentiality assured.

Carver Ventas

Driver Loses Control in Pasadena Auto Crash

David McCallum of Pasadena was taken to San Gabriel Community Hospital by a San Marino ambulance after losing control of his sports car on San Marino avenue near Euston road. He was southbound when his attention was diverted causing the vehicle to skid west, jump a curb, and crash into a palm tree in the parkway.

David McCallum Pasadena San Gabriel Community Hospital San Marino San Marino Avenue Euston Road McCallum

Along the Drive Editorial Riff on World’s Direction

An editorial questions the timing of world events and urges digging for facts rather than leaping to conclusions. The writer muses on misused parts of the body as a metaphor for faulty reasoning and calls for careful, evidence based discussion.

Last Rites Held For Mrs. Marjorie McNitt

Funeral services were held at Rainbow Chapel Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier for Mrs. Marjorie E McNitt longtime Eagle Rock and San Marino resident born September 30 1890 in Whiteford Center Michigan. She taught at Old Stone Elementary and lived in Los Angeles since 1912 with husband Rollin. Survived by Rollin a California Bar member son Lee five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Rainbow Chapel Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier Marjorie E. McNitt Eagle Rock San Marino Whiteford Center Michigan toSbe Tas Dile Century Club California Federation of Women’s Club California

School Board approves 820000 in priority school projects

With four and a half weeks to opening, the School Board approved more than 820,000 to complete priority items. Major allocations include 25000 for classroom carpeting at Huntington, 17005 to widen the high school west driveway, and 1567 for chalk boards in Valentine classrooms.

Huntington School Valentine Manch Courts Higch Court Stoneman and

City Receives Gas Tax Apportionment Totals Across Counties

San Marino received 12 776 97 as its July apportionment of highway user taxes, per state controller Houston I Flournoy. Nationwide, 54 281 988 was distributed among state, counties, and cities with Los Angeles County receiving 4 053 923 42. The breakdown includes 13 853 503 to counties, 11 837 728 to cities, and 28 590 757 for state highway expenditures.

San Marino Houston I. Flournoy Los Angeles County

USC Names Dr. Hubbard Vice President for Academic Affairs

Dr. John R. Hubbard is appointed vice president for academic affairs at the University of Southern California. A former dean at Tulane and Newcomb College, he has held roles in India and led programs with IITs and NSF partners. He served as a Navy flight instructor in World War II and earned the Distingu ished Flying Cross and four Air Medals. He and his wife Lucille Luckett of San Angelo Texas reside in San Marino with daughters Elisa 18 McLiss 16 and Kristin 14.

John R. Hubbard University of Southern California Hubbard University of Texas North Texas State University The American University Husottea Associatio Soutien Historical Association Historical Society Conference On British Studies Delta Kappa Epsilon Omicron Delta Kappa Phi Delta Kappa Round Table New Orleans Royal Aero London Delhi Golf New Delhi Lucille Luckett San Angelo Texas Elisa M@clisss Kristin San Marino Chelsea Road Dr. Hubbard Belton

Family Camp at Camp Wasewagan This Fall

Camp Fire Girls announce a family camp at Camp Wasewagan in the mountains above Redlands from September 5 to 9. Activities include sports swimming hiking crafts singing and socializing with new friends. Costs are 15 per adult or older child and 10 per child ten and under. Call Gladys Gray at the Council Center 796-9156 for details.

Wasewagan Redlands Camp Fire Girl Gladys Gray Council’ Center

Services Held for E A Maclin

Funeral services were held yesterday in the Church of the Recessional for E Anderson Maclin of Doresta Road. A Ripley Tennessee native, he lived 33 years in California and 19 in San Marino. He is survived by wife Dorothy M Maclin daughter Dorothy Ann Maclin son Lt Charles S Maclin and siblings Mildred Edwards Monie Alexander Clifford Maclin.

Church of the Recessional Forest Lawn Glendale E. Anderson Maclin Doresta Road Ripley Tennessee Mr. Maclin California San Marino Dorothy M. Maclin Dorothy Ann Maclin Charles S. Maclin Massachusetts Mildred E. Edwards Greenwood South Carolina Monie .M. Alexander Greenville Mississippi Clifford S. Maclin Simpsonville

Norton to Attend USAF Reunion in Las Vegas

Rolla W. Norton of Windsor Road will attend the 13th Bomb Squadron USAF Reunion in Las Vegas Nevada from August 15 through 17. Norton, one of 55 remaining World War I combat pilots, served in Verdun in 1918 flying a Spad. The event will feature a Las Vegas strip flyover at 1 p.m. Saturday. Norton has lived in San Marino 43 years and has worked at Crescent Refining & Oil Co since 1919. He is active in the American Legion and is an Honorary Life Member of the Association of Professional Ball Players. He and his wife Lylae Ann Norton have three children in San Marino and multiple grandchildren.

Rolla W. Norton Windsor Road 13Th Bomb Squadron USAF Las Vegas Nevada Norton 13Th Bomb Group Verdun France 13Th Las Vegas Strip San Marino Crescent Refining & Oil Company Los Angeles American Legion Association of Professional Ball Players Lylae Ann Norton Lylae Ann Woods Barbara Ann William L. Stewart VII Bill Julia Margaret Polly Sally Lee Nell San Rafael Craig Norton Lee Sally Lee Sterling Pasadena St. Albans Road Tracey Rolly Graham Mary Porter Gary C. Norton Palmas Drive Marilyn Marilyn Milani San Francisco Anthony Tisha Barbara

Pipe Remains Midfield as Strike Delays Flood Project

Residents learn large pipes near Huntington drive and Kensington road will stay in place until the flood control project resumes after the heavy equipment operators strike. Negotiations show little progress and land-running between Valentine and Huntington Schools faces potential delay before the new school term.

Valentine Huntington Drive Kensington Road Huntington

City Hikes Budget and Sets Tax Rate for Approval

The council received the official budget of 1,807,989 and a tax rate of 1.56 per 100 of assessed valuation, down 11 cents from last year’s 1.67. The rate and budget were presented for approval.

Three Million Plus School Budget Adopted in 1969 70

Board members unanimously approved the 1969 70 budget totaling 3 383 367 a reduction of 25 000 from the publication budget. The general reserve was cut to 100 000 with a 25 cent per hundred tax rate cut. The city tax levy rises 9 75 percent locally due to valuation gains while the overall budget totals 1 807 989 with 1 035 967 from property taxes and 797 722 from other sources. An interim contingency reserve of 25 700 is set.

General Reserve State of California

Detective Cunning to Speak at San Marino Rotary Lunch

San Marino Rotarians will meet at Woody's and Eddy's at noon with Detective Robin Cunning as the luncheon speaker. Cunning joined the San Marino Police Department as a patrolman in 1957 and rose to detective by 1966, later training at Cal State Los Angeles and USC. He will present a youth and narcotics film chosen by Chief James Moore, who was at the FBI National Academy.

San Marino Woody Eddy Robin Cunning Detective Cunning Cunning Vice Control Institute Cal-State Los Angeles Narcotics Officers Association California State Bureau of Narcotics Delinquency Control Institute University of Southern California Canning James Moore

Boots Left On Sidewalk Finally Found New Owner

After a six week search the Tribune reports the desert boots abandoned outside the office remain unclaimed. Attempts to locate the owner ended with the decision to donate them to charity as the boots prove too large and unused.

Tribune

Building Totals Still Ahead Of Last Year

Building totals year to date remain ahead of 1968 with July 1969 at 168 431 dollars versus 244 328 75 for July 1968. First seven months of 1969 show 571 permits totaling 1 696 204 73 while year to date through July reach 522 permits totaling 1 157 759 47. July 1969 includes nine swimming pools 35 026 71 dollars plus additions and alterations 127 605 and 19 fences and walls 5 740.

Building Department

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