Zschau Backers Rally in San Miguel with Dole
More than 200 supporters attended a $250 per ticket cocktail at the Lyte home in San Miguel to back Rep. Ed Zschau for the U.S. Senate. Senate Majority Leader Robert J. Dole introduced Zschau and spoke with reporters about the pending tax overhaul and possible corporate tax changes. Dole said the goal is not to raise taxes but to consider asset sales as a revenue source and suggested debates with Cranston, proposing three sessions including all candidates and limited sessions for Zschau and Cranston.
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Lombardy Road
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Congress
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Alan Cranston
Cranston
Robert Dole
San Marino Council Extends Franchise Renewal With SoCal Gas
The San Marino City Council unanimously approved the second reading of an ordinance renewing the franchise with Southern California Gas Company for an indeterminate term, with upgrades including hold harmless and city control of work. If state law raises franchise fees, the city would receive the higher amount. The council may approve a California American Water franchise next meeting.
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Southern California Gas Company
Southern California Gas
John Nowak
Southern California Gas Co
Nowak
San Marino
California-American Water Company
Roanoke Road
William Angles
Angles
LeSage Named Campaign Chair for San Marino Renewal
San Marino Mayor Rosemary Simmons appointed Bernard LeSage as campaign chair for Citizens for San Marino. LeSage, an attorney with Buchalter, Nemer, Fields, Chrystie & Younger, will lead the effort to renew the city police, fire and paramedic services assessment, seeking two thirds voter approval on November 4 to fund $6.2 million over four years starting July 1, 1987.
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Rosemary Simmons
Bernard LeSage
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Psychologist Medici Reveals How She Chooses Columns
San Marino psychologist Dr Rochelle Medici explains that unconscious thoughts usually spark her topics for the Psychologically Speaking column in the San Marino Tribune. She notes a mix of patient experiences, personal events, recent readings, and current events shape each piece.
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Midwest
Along The Drive The Drive HB Duckett Seeks Free Speech
Duckett urged more free speech worth listening to saying the country needs it. The remark highlighted public discourse on expressive rights and civic engagement.
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Deadline changes for Labor Day week in Tribune notices
Due to the Labor Day holiday the deadlines for the Sept 4 Tribune are updated. Classified copy is due by Friday Aug 29 at 5 p.m. Display ads must be submitted by 5 p.m. Friday Aug 29. The editorial deadline shifts to Monday Sept 1 for the Labor Day observance.
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Chamber mixer invites at Great American First Savings Bank
An invitation to a Chamber of Commerce mixer tonight at Great American First Savings Bank 2344 Huntington Drive invites attendance. Reflections on E M Forster’s Passage to India planned for Tuesday August 26 at Huntington Library with Joseph Prabhu to speak at 2 30 p m in Overseers Room. Prabhu, CSULA philosophy associate professor, born in India, educated at Cambridge and Boston University, lives in Southern California.
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Huntington Drive
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India
Huntington Library
Joseph Prabhu
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England
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Old Bank Site Replaced by Two-Story Commercial Building
The former Bank of San Marino site at 2060 Huntington Drive is now a two story mixed use building housing Tomkins and Tompkins Interiors Mathematics Achievement Center Carpet Center and Oasis 1 with leasing agent MG Development Company noting a 867 square foot downstairs space and about 2 600 square feet on the second floor still vacant The upstairs space can be divided into three units and the first floor reserved for retail The Bank's former site had legal ownership disputes and bankruptcy history linked to Forde founder of the Bank of San Marino leading to insolvency in 1983 and a 1984 fraud conviction for embezzlement totaling over 2 billion.
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