Community bid sends off San Marino and Liechtenstein teams
Local residents gathered at Howard Morrow’s residence Monday to bid farewell to the Olympic teams from the Republic of San Marino and Liechtenstein, with Monaco officials expected but absent. Attache Morrow, later named liaison to Liechtenstein and Monaco teams, hosted a send off party including Pasquale Raschi from San Marino presenting a plaque to Police Chief James Moore as teammates and officials looked on.
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Republic of
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Liechtenstein
Monaco
Morrow
Republic
Republic of San Marino
Pasquale Raschi
James Moore
Elio Gasperon
Sivano Monardin
Walter Schuermann
Hans Jakob Schaedier
Titan Stadium Improvements Begin at San Marino High
The San Marino Stadium Committee starts work under Titan Stadium bleachers to add new offices storage rooms and training rooms. The project began ten years after the stands were built with more than 70000 raised toward the 120000 goal. Citizens Bank will lend the remaining funds as contributions continue.
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Man Arrested on Bookmaking Charges in Pasadena Network
Police arrested 58 year old San Marino stockbroker John Donovan Monday on felony bookmaking charges tied to a San Gabriel Valley operation. Donovan was released on bail pending a September arraignment as investigators say the network netted about 7000 dollars weekly. A San Gabriel man was also arrested. four other suspects remain at large as the probe continues.
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John Donovan
Pasadena Police
Donovan
Dean Witter Reynolds
Pasadena
San Gabriel
San Gabriel Valley
Pasqualito Road
Long Prison Term Expected For Suspected Burglar
Freddie Turner found guilty on six of nine burglary counts. Sentencing set for Sept 13 as the district attorney pushes for a career-criminal designation, with unofficial estimates placing the term around 15 years without parole. Police say the burglaries centered on hot prowl incidents and note a drop in such crimes since his incarceration.
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Freddie Turner
San Marino
Dunning
Police Department
Turner
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Tribune
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San Marin Gets Brand New Fire Engine From Reno Show
Fire Chief James Hawkins picked up a PMC Van Pelt fire engine from a Reno show. The $133,000 unit was ordered nearly a year ago and delivered to the City of San Marin, with Hawkins noting the purchase saved money despite the high cost.
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San Marin
James Hawkins
Reno
PMC van Pelt
Hawkins
Alien Stephenson
Along- The Drive
A somber reflection on the fate of many husbands who die without ever knowing their wives hair color. The piece underscores secrecy, memory, and missed revelations within marriage.
Los Angeles Fire Department Buys New Engine For 12 Backups
The Los Angeles County Fire Department will purchase 22 new engines from Van Pelt at a cost plus 15 20 thousand dollars for hoses radios and equipment. A 1954 engine will be sold to recoup part of the cost enabling a 1968 engine to move to backup status and a 1965 backup to become No 2. The new engine pumps 1250 gallons per minute and should be in service by the weekend. A public viewing coffee will be held 9 am to noon Saturday in the front engine room. The move modernizes equipment and aligns with NFPA guidance that engines over 20 years old should not be in service.
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Los Angeles County Fire Department
van Pelt
Hawkins
National Fire Protection Association
Lightest sentence handed down in Pacific Coast Bank embezzlement case
In the Pacific Coast Bank embezzlement trial, Robert Hopper of Corona del Mar received two years in federal prison. The case involved 72 counts of funds misapplication at the bank seized by FDIC in 1982. Other defendants faced longer sentences or restitution totals, with key figures including Stephen Forde, Carol Unroh, William Fowler, and others, while Hopper faces a $100,000 restitution pending appeal.
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Robert Hopper
Corona del Mar
Stephen Forde
Pasadena
Broeder
Orange County
Edward Barted
Hopper
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Final Olympic Results for San Marino Team in Los Angeles
San Marino athletes Casadet and Flavio Pelliccioni competed in judo and boardsailing at the Los Angeles Olympics ending August 8. Pelliccioni ranked 29th overall with 129 points from six best finishes in seven races while twice finishing 29th and placing 16th once and 27th four times. He ended ahead of entrants from Antilles Greece and Hong Kong. Casadet was eliminated in judo by Bueche and then defeated by Robert Berland of the United States.
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United States
Pelliccioni
Antilles
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Hong Kong
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