08 Dec 1988
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1988
Page
1
The San Marino Titans beat Lompoc 30-7 to advance to the CIF District VII championship, the program’s first final appearance in 20 years. Titan defense forced six turnovers, and Ukropina connected with Santos for 24 and 32 yards as Dietrich scored.
The San Marino High School Titans advanced to the CIF championship by beating Lompoc 30 to 7. The title game is set for Saturday at SMHS stadium at 7 30 p.m. Their opponent is Santa Maria High School, the division’s top-ranked team, with San Marino second.
Robbie Santos opened scoring with a nine yard kickoff return? No, nine yard touchdown run to begin second quarter and Mark Ukropina threw for 191 yards including a 24 yard pass to Ed Atkinson to make it 12 0 Both conversions failed Lompoc began to rally behind Napoleon Kaufman Jerry Dietrich shut down Lompoc drive Shanahan contributed a 35 yard field goal and a 31 yard interception return for a TD Coach Maloney called his squad gutsy amid injuries and illness with Tyler Tripp expected back for Santa Maria and Mike Met- still listed.
James De Barth Shorb, noted irrigationist, earned San Marino’s name by founding a 5000 acre ranch in 1877 named after his Maryland birthplace. He shaped the valley’s growth to ward off business stagnation and later helped establish the site that would become the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens, a landmark drawing visitors worldwide.
An opposing view argues that concentrated modern news media threaten democracy by prioritizing a shared elite outlook. It contrasts Tocqueville era diversity with today’s national chains, urging First Amendment limits and active critique to foster multiple voices and accountability.
City of San Marco launches major update to keep all businesses licensed. City Manager John Nowak says records will move to computer, letting code enforcement pinpoint renewals and delinquencies. New ordinances raise penalties and alter application forms with a annual computer printout for renewals and fees.
Edna Ferber era notes show city requires fixed-location businesses to file a parking inventory with City Hall. City Council gains a reference for parking management. New penalties raise monthly charges to 25 percent of annual license fee for operating without a license, with annual maximum doubled from prior rules.
San Marino Chamber of Commerce mixer closes the city’s 70th anniversary celebration at Great American First Savings Bank on Huntington Drive from 5 to 7 p.m. Off street parking, a California State Senate Resolution, music by LeRoy Krub, and sales of city seals and glassware accompany an open house at City Hall from 4 to 5 p.m. A $5 donation is requested for admission.
The San Marino School District's funding has shifted from local revenue to state distribution due to Proposition 13 and Serrano v. Priest. State aid now covers most funding while local control wanes, with inflation and enrollment adjustments guiding the 1982 parity, plus occasional categorical aid for special programs like GATE ESL and transportation.
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