Los Angeles County Sets 24.6 Percent Assessed Value
San Marino residents learn the county assessor uses 24.6 percent of market value as the assessed valuation. The Board of Equalization reports Los Angeles County has the second highest local assessment ratio among eight Southern California counties, with statewide average at 23.8 percent. The figures affect $15 billion in state aid to local governments and influence school district debt and tax formulas.
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Holiday schedule for Labor Day closures
The San Marino Tribune offices will be closed Monday for Labor Day. Local banks and the post office will also be closed, while other businesses may stay open at merchant discretion. Tribune submissions for next week are due by 1 p.m. tomorrow. Normal hours resume 9 a.m. Tuesday.
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Life Expectancy Of SM Police Patrol Cars Is Down
San Marino police patrol cars wear out sooner per captain Thomas F Girvan while veteran sergeant Gerald Konoske recalls last year’s models failed. He notes problems began after 1989 when the 50 000 mile warranty was dropped and units still yield about 45 000 to 60 000 miles before replacement.
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Trophies and Ribbons Awarded at All-City Swim Meet
San Marino's recreation department capped its summer swim program with the ninth annual All City Swim Meet. Trophies for first to third and ribbons for fourth to sixth placed swimmers honored performers across multiple age groups in events such as 25 yard breaststroke backstroke butterfly and freestyle. New pool records and notable ties highlighted the competition with awards listed for each age group and event.
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Police Chief Moore Calls Labor Day Safety Reminder
San Inacne Police Chief James W. Moore urges residents to use common sense and caution over Labor Day weekend. He highlights dangers from slow drivers, tailgating, reckless lane changes, speeding, and failing to yield at intersections, plus helmetless motorcyclists and unbelted drivers. He notes heightened patrols by CHP, sheriff, and city police to deter drunk driving and speeding and advises campers and homeowners to supervise fires and pool areas.
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Final Details Remain For Builders At SM City Hall
Unclear readable text from SM City Hall note hints at pending builder details. The fragmentary lines mention possible names and dates but lack coherent facts or figures to form a complete item.
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Patton Mansion in San Marino Goes to New Owners
Dr. and Mrs. Earl Snodgrass of Glendale are buying the historic Patton mansion in San Marino. The property is in escrow and should close later this year with the Snodgrasses planning to reside there in November. The sale ends years of uncertainty after Patton heirs sold the estate and plans for a memorial or public museum faced local opposition and zoning hurdles. The couple pledge to preserve the home’s character and decorate it to reflect its history as part of a new subdivision around the former Patton estate. Construction on several adjacent homes is set to begin next month, with streets paved by mid September and landscaping soon after.
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Along the Drive Along the Drive
A fragmented remark discusses copper opportunity hidden in hard work and claims the word budget derives from the French hougette meaning a small bag, likening it to what taxpayers hold.
Kiwanis Club to Hear Dodgers' Man at Luncheon
Steve Brewer of the Dodgers publicity department will speak at the Kiwanis Club of San Marinos luncheon on Tuesday at Woody & Eddy's. He will discuss highlights of the 1973 Dodgers season and share humorous anecdotes.
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San Marino Chamber backs study of Reagan tax initiative
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce approved forming a committee to study Governor Reagan’s tax initiative to be voted in California in November. The group aims to gauge public sentiment and decide whether to endorse the measure or remain neutral.
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Untitled Fire Department Log Fragments
A series of terse notes dated August detail fire unit responses and incidents including ambulance dispatches to Lombardy La Minita Oak Knoll Oak Grove Calfornia and Kewen Drive plus a traffic accident and a locked bathroom incident.
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Property Tax Rate in San Marino Near 12.72 Level
A San Marino property tax rate approaches 12.72 in the latest fiscal discussion. Officials consider how the rate affects residents and local budgets.
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City Firemen Have Busy Year Again
Fire department logged substantial activity with ambulance calls and fire incidents. In a year of routine demand, responders averaged nearly two calls per day across a mix of fires and equipment emergencies.
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SCAG Could Collapse if Los Angeles Withdraws, Martin Says
Martin warns that the Southern California Association of Governments would fold if Los Angeles pulls out. The statement frames LA's exit as a critical blow to regional planning and cooperation efforts.
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San Marino official calls SCAG pullback amid county funding row
San Marino Acting City Manager Chiptes says Los Angeles County’s 30 percent share of Millivday funding prompts SCAG withdrawal pressure while SCAG’s future hinges on stronger backing from SCAPOS and state legislative action. Weather outlook shows early ridge and variable winds with mild values through midweek.
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