City Tax Rate To Be Set Next Thursday
Public utility details show 1 386 820 total with 54 138 300 last year's 1 57 unsecured property rate. The 1967 48 rate to apply to total secured property 52 580 130. Increase matches prior level.
17 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
1
Public utility details show 1 386 820 total with 54 138 300 last year's 1 57 unsecured property rate. The 1967 48 rate to apply to total secured property 52 580 130. Increase matches prior level.
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce notes over 6,000 people joined the third annual Fourth of July program, a 50 percent rise from last year, with lighting donated by the Chamber and plans for local merchant support ads in the San Marino Tribune. The group considers open forums and increasing individual memberships while seeking funding via tax anticipation notes.
San Marino debates SCAG membership as budget and tax issues delay a public airing. At a recent meeting, Jacqueline Whitmore urged removal from SCAG while Mayor Harry W. Hitchcock indicated an informal open session may be arranged to discuss the matter.
A San Marino editorial declares it will print names of youths 18 and under 16 with prior police rot if charged with vandalism or harming others. It defends publishing bluntly to deter crime, citing open police blotter access and duties of law enforcement.
A barefoot thief removed a safe from the home of Robert J. Merritt on Avondale Road while owners were away in Corona del Mar. A power tool pried the safe free from a wall plate, footprints were found in insulation, and a dolly in the driveway was used to haul the safe out the front door.
Pasadena City College Educational Services Division sponsors adult education at three locations. At the high school campus three Thursday evening classes run 7 to 10 with Basic Clothing by Helen McDonald and Painting by Elma Boucher in rooms 71 and 5%. A third class from 7 to 3 pm taught by Samuel Rogers. San Marino Public Library hosts two morning classes and three lecture series with literature contemporary by Bobber Ben Ali and Music Appreciation by Margaret Hancock starting November 7 on Tuesday mornings 9 to 12.
San Marino Recreation Department and Kiwanis Club sponsor the season finale swim meet and water show on August 30 and 31. Entries for youths aged six to sixteen will be available at the community pool and local playgrounds. Last year added butterfly stroke and longer events as swimmers improved.
A fragmented report discusses California juvenile law focusing on prevention and rehabilitation. It notes court decisions affecting whether teachers must intervene in student tobacco or narcotic use, and how suspensions or expulsions are handled in the best interest of the child.
The Great Books Foundation awarded co leader certificates to five San Marinans Mmes John Bertero David J Evans James Galbraith Dean B Johnson and H Trevor Jones after eight weeks of training. They are qualified to co lead adult and junior Gress Books groups at SS Felicitas and Perpetua School with a Tuesday evening adult discussion beginning the third Tuesday of each month. Mrs Glenn Smith organizes the adult group.
A wry aphorism argues against government control of crime by noting personal judgement. The quote contrasts marital caution with public policy, implying crime would not pay if run by officials.
An arc from a power line at a transformer in the 1500 block of Oak Grove Avenue sparked a brush fire Tuesday night just before midnight. Fire crews quickly extinguished the blaze with no damage to nearby structures or property.
Dean Pollard, budget committee chair, says the audit of welfare agencies and charity groups applying for funds will be reviewed by the Community Council’s 108 directors at the first fall meeting on September 15 in the city hall, per John An president of the council.
San Marino and Pasadena police concluded months of surveillance leading to 13 officers deploying in five teams for arrests tied to marijuana sales. Six defendants, including two San Marino youths, await preliminary hearings Friday in Pasadena Municipal Court with arraignments already held for several others.
A San Marin article examines how youth adopt hippie slang to lure others into drug use. The piece notes the danger of sensationalized material aimed at selling papers and highlights concerns over insecure youths using provocative messaging.
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