State of the City 1989 San Marino vows growth restraint
Mayor pledges no-growth policy to maintain calm, single-family character of San Marino. He praises 75 years of stability, cites a planned 25-year strategic and general plan, and credits five unified council members and a strong planning commission. Civic volunteers drive continued community life as downtown LA grows.
City Leaders Preview 1989
The Tribune gathers views from government, education, business, and cultural leaders in the community as they present hopes and priorities for the New Year. Additional statements are on page 4.
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Chamber Plans To Reach Out To The Community
San Marino Chamber of Commerce outlines 1989 goals including growth to 20 directors plus two student directors from San Marino High School. A public relations drive encourages residents to shop locally to keep sales tax revenue in San Marino and support city services.
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San Marino
Alex Tse
Chamber
San Marino Southeast
Preservation of City's Look Is Council's Goal
The San Marino City Council aims to protect the city’s look and codes as it enters its 100th year. They will inspect suspected code abuses, address illegal garage conversions and illegal residential commercial activity, and plan a Home Inspection Ordinance to correct past flaws without heavy fines. A Design Review Committee will ensure compatibility in residential and commercial areas, and a city prosecutor was hired to enforce existing codes.
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California
Suzanne Crowell Named San Marino Vice Mayor
Suzanne Crowell serves as Vice Mayor of San Marino, reflecting local leadership roles within the city council and governance structure.
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Suzanne Crowell
San Marino
San Marino School Board outlines renovation struggle and aging facilities
Selma L. Sax recalls a challenging year for the San Marino Unified School District. The board cites slow state approvals, Huntington and Valentine school maintenance gaps, and aging facilities including Carver High School. Budget cuts prioritized programs over major maintenance amid ongoing modernization efforts.
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Carver
Huntington Reflects on Six Months Work and Future Plans
The Huntington Library, Antiques Collections and Botanical Gardens marks six months in San Marino with thanks to the community. 1989 promises challenges and a capital campaign to enhance the institution founded August 30, 1919 by Henry E Huntington. The note honors former leader Robert Middlekauff and acknowledges San Marino Fire Department aid and Virginia Steele Scott Gallery gift.
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Huntington Library
San Marino
Nadine
Henry E. Huntington
Robert Middlekauff
San Mario
Huntington
Virginia Steele Scott Gallery of American Art
Bob
Capital
Huntington Library Director Named for Skotheim Role
Robert Allen Skotheim is introduced as the Director of the Huntington Library Art Collections and Botanical Gardens confirming his leadership role at the institution.
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Robert Allen Skotheim
Huntington Library
San Marino’s 1988 year in review marks growth and conflict
The 75th anniversary year showcased a balance of history and future visions in San Marino. Key events included reopening Lacy Park on Saturdays after a decade, a city suit against two securities firms for nearly $2 million, and a crowded City Council race with candidates Dryden, Simmons, Johnson, Austin, Cordell, and Duling. The Huntington Library named Robert Skotheim director, a high speed chase and shootout halted by two DEA agents’ deaths, and education updates with a district master plan and higher salaries concerns. Secretary of State Eu taps Dr. Steve Ho as successor in a ceremonial post. Residents prepared for elections and debated a proposed benefit district to fund city projects.
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Planning Commission
Lacy Park
City Council
Andrew Hallam
Gene Dryden
Michael
I. Leslie Cordell
John Duling
Cordell
Duling
Austin
Huntington Library
Robert Skotheim
Robert Middlekauff
Skotheim
Whitman College
Washington
DEA
Monterey Road
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Richard F Ohlson
March Fong EU
Steve Ho
Heidi Marsh Joins Rose Parade Royal Court in Busy Holiday Season
Heidi Marsh, 17, one of six princesses on Jock's Court, faces a hectic Christmas and New Year with dozens of appearances weekly. She balances National Charity League duties with Tournament of Roses events, culminating Jan 2 as she waves from the rose float in the 100th parade.
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County Usc Medical Center
Heidi Marsh
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