S.G.V. Team Narrowly Misses Montoya In Series Loss
The San Gabriel Valley All-Stars fell to Cincinnati in the Senior Babe Ruth World Series in Falmouth Mass, taking second place after a 2-1 series loss. Montoya sparked a dramatic seventh inning dash on one play but was ruled out at home on a controversial call. The Star-News accounts note previous wins over Brooklyn Center and Syracuse as context for their bid.
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Syracuse
N.Y
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Star-News
Murray
Titan
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Road Reconstruction Hits Snag in San Marino
San Marino residents faced a temporary cable outage as road work halted after crews struck underground television cables. The city says cables were improperly placed about a decade ago and will be resected as resurfacing proceeds, with service expected to resume after repairs.
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San Marino
San Marino scientist wins $150000 McKnight grant
Caltech neuroscientist Dr. Seymour Benzer receives a three year $150000 McKnight Endowment Fund grant to study neurogenetics of degeneration in the drosophila brain. Collaborator Dr. Robert Buchan and Dr. Carol Miller assist as experts in Alzheimer's and ALS research. the work aims to link genes to brain aging and disease mechanisms.
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California Institute of Technology
McKnight Endowment Fund
Neuroscience
Benzer
James G. Boswell
Caltech
Carol Miller
Robin Road
Renny
Douglas Feldman
Harvard University
Alexander Benzer
Polytechnic School
McKnight
McKnight Foundation
Minneapolis
Robert Buchanan
University of Southern California School of Medicine
Crime report shows rise in San Marino burglaries in July
San Marino Police Department released a July crime report noting increases in home burglaries and additional August burglaries with 12 more cases. In July there were 12 residential burglaries, one commercial burglary, five auto thefts, two robberies, one aggravated assault, and total property losses of 41818 dollars with 50 recovered.
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San Marino
Volunteers For The Schools New PTA Presidents
Four San Marino residents have been chosen as PTA Presidents for the 1991-92 year with a fifth profile for the PTA Council President. Marnie Dam born in New York moved to San Marino in 1954 and is a Huntington School PTA President. Corinne Hawk born in Los Angeles has lived in the area most of her life and serves as Huntington’s PTA leader. The profiles note their education, careers, family, and prior PTA involvement.
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Marnie Dam
New York
San Marino
Carver
Huntington School
Dam
San Marino High School
PTA
Marci Chamberlain
Mercer Island High School
Washington State
California
Leslie
SHMS
Linda
Sharon
Valentine
Larry
Unavisa
Corinne Hawk
Los Angeles
Sunnyvale
Santa Clara Valley
Northern California
UCLA
Hawk
Courtland Avenue
Jerry
Hoffman Associates
Pasadena
Jacqueline
Jonathan
San Marino teen run mail fraud probe expands to six arrests
San Marino police and U S Postal Inspectors searched a local firm linked to a nationwide work at home mail scheme. Six juveniles were arrested August 22, including three San Marino residents. one adult, 18 year old John Flanagan, surrendered and was released. The company founder is 17 year old Joe Young, a San Marino High School senior. Police seized Apple systems and 13 boxes of materials, plus searched bank accounts and the owner's home. Investigators need two weeks to review computers and files. possible charges include grand theft and conspiracy, with federal mail fraud considered but not filed.
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San Marino
U.S
John Flanagan
Joe Young
Young
August Not Such A Slow Month Burglars Hit 12 S.M. Homes
The July police report records 12 home burglaries and eight more in August in San Marino. Police report two suspects arrested in the St Felicitas Church theft. Burglaries struck La Mirada Avenue Waverly Road Lombardy Santa Anita Lorain Chester Rose Virginia along with vandalism incidents. Losses ranged from 400 to 4500 dollars with items including car phones stereos credit cards jewelry and a handgun.
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St. Felicitas Church
Huntington Drive
la Mirada Avenue
Waverly Road
Lombardy Road
San Marino Avenue
Stratford Road
Santa Anita Avenue
Lorain Road
Rose Avenue
Virginia Road
San Marino Board Debates Open Campus Policy
At the San Marino Board of Education meeting, members urged keeping an open campus for seniors while tightening penalties for violations. A school-wide discipline committee was proposed to review site rules under policy 5144, with a Sept. 10 board review anticipated before the new school year begins.
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San Marino
Jack Rose
Rose
Charges Are Invalid Says Company President
San Marino High School Senior Joe Young, who started a mail order business at 15 and built a quarter million dollar operation by 17, faces grand theft and related charges. Police and federal authorities allege a nationwide chain scheme bilking customers at 27 dollars each. Young denies the allegations in a Tribune interview, insisting his ads are truthful and that the probe stems from his San Marino ties.
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San Marino
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