Self Made Millionaire Tells How To Beat The Salary Trap
Dick Risenbark, a Beverly Hills real estate counselor, shares his 31 year path to wealth in How To Beat The Salary Trap. He outlines eight steps from calculating net worth to investing in residential real estate, stressing discipline and steady saving to escape wage slavery and build wealth.
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Dick Risenbark
California
Rifenbark
McGraw Hill
Risenbark
George Elkins Company
Beverly Hills
San Marino Man Dies Chasing Burglary Suspect
Edward A. Breitkreutz, prominent San Marino resident and volunteer, died of a heart attack Friday while pursuing burglars in his mother's backyard on Wilson Avenue. Police pursued suspects, with one arrested. the district attorney later declined charges. Breitkreutz is survived by his wife, mother, brother, and two nieces. Services were held in Alhambra and burial in San Gabriel Cemetery. Donations were requested to the Heart Fund.
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Edward A. Breitkreutz
San Marino
Wilson Avenue
Breitkreutz
Mamie Breitkreutz
James Brent Mitchell
Apple Valley
San Gabriel Community Hospital
Mitchell
California Youth Authority
the Tribune
The
Elk’s Lodge
Palo Alto
Anita
Mrs. Breitkreutz
W. Chandler Breitkreutz
San
Winston Avenue
Bryant Heads SG Valley Campaign For Younger
California Attorney General candidate Evelle Younger taps Daniel W. Bryant to chair the 61st Assembly District campaign in the San Gabriel Valley. Bryant, a San Marino businessman and former Bank of America executive, plans a large registration drive and GOTV effort to unseat Jerry Brown amid opposition to Prop 18, Prop 13, the death penalty, and nuclear energy.
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Evelle J. Younger
California
Daniel W. Bryant
San Marino
Younger
A.D. Central Committee
Bryant
San Gabriel Valley
Attorney General
Lincoln Club
Dan Bryant & Associates
Bank of America
Arco Towers
Los Angeles
Home Invasion and Vandalism Strikes San Marino Neighborhood
A new San Marino resident faced a rude welcome when a burglar stole boxed belongings during his move, value 1575 dollars. Separately, four cars were damaged by a window-smashing suspect, targeting brands on Fleur Drive Monterey Road and Allen and California. Additional losses included a Nikon camera set after a wedding and theft at Gordon McCue's gas station on Huntington Drive.
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San Marino
Huntington Drive
Toyota
Fleur Drive
Volkswagen
Monterey
Ford
Allen
California
Marcell
Gordon McCue
San Marino Receives 13500 From State Sales Taxes
San Marino earned 13 500 as its share of August sales and use tax receipts distributed by the state Board of Equalization. The board allocated 148 million statewide to California cities and counties with cities receiving 96.55 million and counties 16.45 million. Local transportation funds accounted for 28.25 million, while only 1.25 percent of the total tax goes to local communities and 4.75 percent to the state.
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San Marino
State Board of Equalization
California
Board of Equalization
San Marino Schools Readying for 1978-79 Term
After a hectic summer of reorganization debates and Proposition 13 budget limits, San Marino schools plan to open September 11. Superintendent Walter Dingus notes enrollment will drop 2.5 percent to 3322 for 1978-79 across three elementary schools, one intermediate, one high school, with new staff and delayed renovations. New teachers include John Herren, Margaret Dampier, Bob Lutes, Candido Sesma, Sandra Brodey, June Hall, and Marc Schramm. campus orientation runs Sept 5–8 followed by certificated staff meetings.
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San Marino
Walter Dingus
Roger Lowney
Dingus
Carver
Stoneman
Valentine
San
San Marino High
John Herren
Margaret Dampier
Bob Lutes
Candido Sesma
Huntington
Sandra Brodey
June Hall
Marc Schramm
West Drive
Board of Education
PTA
Ted Hoffman
PTA Council
Frank Simmons
Lowney
San Marino costs lower in 1967 dollars says city official
City Manager Charles Martin released a 10 year budget summary showing San Marino now spends less in 1967 dollars than in 1967 for the same services. He notes inflation has raised costs while base spending remains lower, with a $950000 reserve and a projected 40 percent cut in 1978 79 due to Proposition 13 lawsuits.
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San Marino
Charles Martin
Martin
Blue Ribbon Committee
Post- Jarvis
Jarvis
California
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Heart Fund
Edward Breitkreutz
Jerry Brown
Brown
Sacramento
Republican Party
Republican State Central Committee
County Central Committee
Rotary Club
Dan Bryant
Western Academy
Monterey Road
San Marino Public Library
Jack Rankin
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