San Marino Prepares for Y2K Safety Push and Calm
Fire Chief John Penido and Police Chief Art Farris say San Marino is ready for Y2K with extra patrols and resources. They caution that alcohol risks and minor glitches are possible, but promise quick response and broad public guidance to stay safe and enjoy the new year.
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San Marino Grad Turns Sideline Reporter for Fiesta Bowl
San Marino High School 1984 graduate Leslie Gudel will roam the sidelines of Sunday night’s Fiesta Bowl on KABC Channel 7. She will cover the game for viewers and has enjoyed the travel, with prior work at the Aloha Bowl and Rose Parade assignments. Gudel also co anchors Sports Night on Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia and once worked in mortgage lending.
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Fire destroys San Marino home on Christmas Eve
A two story Sherwood Avenue house owned by John and Ray McClurg suffered near total loss after a fire Friday night. Fire crews from San Marino and neighboring cities battled the blaze for about an hour, with $300000 in damage. The brothers were treated for smoke inhalation. cause is under investigation.
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Tribune Offices Close Early Tomorrow for New Year
Tribune offices will close tomorrow at 12:00 noon so staff can spend New Year’s Eve with families. Reopen Monday at 9:00 a.m. Messages may be left at (626) maint. Wishing readers a Happy New Year.
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Securities Gifts Suggested By San Marino Schools Foundation
The San Marino Schools Foundation urges donations of common stock to support public schools. Donors may cut their after tax cost while boosting Foundation funds. Benefits include avoiding capital gains tax and deducting full value if held over a year and within 30 percent of adjusted gross income. See SCHOOLS, page A-3.
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Boone Family Donates Huntington Gallery Restoration
The Mary Lou and George Boone Gallery opens on Huntington grounds, restored from a 1911 garage by architects Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey. The 7,200 square foot building marks one of Huntington’s largest gifts, funding new exhibition space and landscaped grounds linking to nearby galleries.
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