Predictable Convention Reawakens Patriotism in Dallas
Kathleen Crow notes the Republican National Convention in Dallas drew praise from electronic media for a spontaneous patriotic finale. Ray Charles led America the Beautiful as hundreds of youths filled aisles and balconies, waving flags and singing, with tearful crowds and renewed love of country. California led in delegates and alternates, aided by youth delegates traveling by bus. San Marino officials Deane Dana, Congressman Carlos Moorhead, State Senator Newton Russell, and Assemblyman Dick Mountjoy were represented.
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Dallas
Roger Mudd
Hollywood
Ray Charles
Charles
San Marino
Carlos Moorhead
Newton Russell
Dick Mountjoy
California Delegation Rallies Behind Reagan At Anatole Hotel
Gov Deukmejian leads a California delegation including congressmen and state leaders at the Loew’s Anatole Hotel the presidential campaign headquarters for Reagan. Pressman John Rousselot and Pete Schabaram are prominent, with a massive rally and largest US flag reported. Security and bomb sweeps marked the arrival morning as the Rules Committee met to discuss delegate numbers and the 1984 convention plans.
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California
Gov Deukmejian
Mikel Antonovich
Pete Schabaram
John Rousselot
Reagan
New
Loew
Anatole Hotel
Greek Sculptor Seeks Sharing of Classical Works in LA Show
Stavros Georgopoulos, born in Greece and resident of New Zealand, showcases exact reproductions of Classical Greek art at Bullocks Wilshire Gallery in Los Angeles. His limited-edition bronzes and marbles, drawn from the Archaeological Museum of Greece, include a 4th century BC bronze boxer head and a Nuptial vase, with pieces restricted to 500 copies and signed by the artist.
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Stavros Georgopoulos
Greece
New Zealand
California
Bullocks Wilshire
Georgopoulos
Melina
Mercouri
Archaeological Museum of Greece
Maria
Valiata
Dina Oldknow
San. Marino
Garopoulos
Athens
Pontikapia
Grecian Empire
U.ss
Parthenon
Olympic Site
FDIC Seeks Restitution From Ex Bank of San Marino Officers
The FDIC sues nine former Bank of San Marino officers and directors in US District Court seeking more than $3 million in restitution plus punitive damages. The suit accuses insider loans tied to real estate ventures run by Stephen Forde and associates, draining capital and aiding the bank’s insolvency declared in April 1983.
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Bank of
San Marino
If Corp
Bank Off
Forde
FDIC
Carol G Unruh
Octant and Companion
Robert Martin
Capain
Jon Schroeder
Pasadena
Walter G Franz
Dennis Manuel
Samuel Rees
Paul Sedgwick
Bank 5
Miss Unruh
Gloria Unruh
Bruce Hotra
Huntington
Schroeder
Pacific Coast Bank
San Marinan
Stephen Forde
Bank of San Marino
San Marino City Club to Host Ferragamo Barbecue
Vince Ferragamo, renowned NFL passer and Rams quarterback, will speak at the San Marino City Club Father-Son barbecue on Sept. 11 at 6 38 pm. The event invites the first string San Marino High Titan football team and Coach Bill Maloney to discuss 1984 Titan prospects, with members urged to bring sons grandsons or adopted youths.
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Vince Ferragamo
National Football League
Rams
San Marino
Titan
San Marino High School
Southwestern Academy
Compus
Bill Maloney
Reading Program Ends At San Marino Library Party
The San Marino Public Library wraps up its summer reading program with a Saturday event at 2 pm. A Victorian Circus Theatre one ring circus will be presented with refreshments for participating children. The Burdette Purdam Guild of the San Marino Woman's Club co hosts. contact Jody Steinfeld at the library for details.
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San Marino Public Library
Burdette-Purdam Guild
San Marino Woman's Cluir
Jody Steinfeld
Tribune Offices Close for Labor Day Holiday
Tribune offices will be closed Monday September 3 in observance of Labor Day. Deadlines for the September 6 issue move up by as much as one full working day with 4 pm for classified and editorial copy and 1 pm for display advertising. Offices reopen at 8 am Tuesday September 4.
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San Marino
Charges Dropped Against 2 Suspects in San Marin Case
Police spotted two suspects near Oakwood Drive checking doors and peering into homes. District Attorney dropped charges for insufficient evidence after their detention and release while other burglaries and malicious mischief reports surfaced across San Marino including Adair Street San Marino Avenue Courtland Avenue and Huntington Library properties.
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San Marin
Oakwood Drive
Huntington Library
Along The Drive He Says He’d Start Earlier
He reflects that if given another life he would repeat his past mistakes but would begin sooner, implying lessons learned and a desire to accelerate turning points.
Final sentences in Pacific Coast Bank embezzlement case
US District Judge William Enright sentenced Pasadena attorney Jon Schroeder to two years in prison and $180,000 restitution to the FDIC for embezzlement tied to the failed Pacific Coast Bank. The bank’s chief executive Hart received six months or a fine, with Schroeder and Hart cooperating with prosecutors.
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Pacific Coast Bank
US District Court
William Enright
Pasadena
Jon Schroeder
Wa Nr Bank
Schroeder
Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
William Fowler
Forde
Carol G Unruh
Robert Hopper
Hart
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Creorgopoulos
Los Angeles
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National Archaeological Museum of
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Hotra
Forde and Schroeder
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Ferragamo
Tribune
Txetrict
Adair Street
San Marino Avenue
Mission Street
Paul Lowrey
Courtland Avenue
Alsoe
Bank of San
Marino
San Marino Community Chest
San Marino Rotary Club
Jeft
Willis C. Blakeslee
Thomas Woodill
Walter Norton
Allan Wolff
Kenneth Heltzenrader
Cera G Mott
William @. Steele Jr
Jean Hoyt
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