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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1987

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Lattin Elected President Of Huntington Medical Staff

Newsmakers William N. Lattin M D an orthopaedic surgeon in Pasadena has been elected president of the Medical and Dental Staff of Huntington Memorial Hospital for a one year term starting this month He is a Pomona College graduate 1954 UCLA MD 1958 and member of Western Orthopaedic Association LACMA CMA AAOS and AMA He and his wife Susan live in San Marino with three children

William N. Lattin Pasadena Huntington Memorial Hospital Lattin Pomona College University of California At Los Angeles Los Angeles County University of Southern California Medical Center VA Hospital West Dr. Lattin The Western Orthopaedic Association LACMA CMA American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons American Medical Association Susan San Marino

Kathleen Crow Resigns as Chief Deputy to Antonovich

San Marino resident Kathleen Crow leaves public service to become a government relations consultant. She previously directed campaigns for Antonovich and others, served on the San Marino School Board, led the Republican Women’s Club, and held appointments under Reagan to state commissions. The Crow family includes four children. their Glendale address and phone are listed.

Kathleen Crow San Marino Mike Antonovich Antonovich Crow Crow & Campbell John Rousselot Dan Langren Olle Sperow Dennis Brown Ronald Reagan California Teacher Preparation and Licensing Commission State Board of Mental Health J. Bradford Crow Drexel Burnham Lambert Crows Bradford Edward Kevin Hilary Crow & Associates Nee Ave Glendale

Suspect Arrested in San Marino Burglaries Case

Maurice H. Cribbs, 36, arrested after assaulting Officer LaVeque during a foot chase. Confiscated property tied to a string of residential burglaries and auto thefts in San Marino and nearby cities. Police note a rise in crime and traffic accidents, with 1986 offenses at 375 versus 339 in 1985.

Maurice H. Cribbs Cribbs Harrigan LaVeque San Marino

Along The Drive Welles Quip About Down and Out Friends Noses

Orson Welles quips that in hard times something tends to turn up and it is usually the noses of friends. The wry line reflects his sharp view on social irony used in his later career comments.

Orson Welles

San Marino Pilot And Son Still Missing As Of Wednesday AM

Former Navy flier Robert Buford and his son Thomas Banks vanished Friday after leaving El Monte airport in a yellow single engine Varga Kabiner. With only two hours of fuel, hundreds of volunteers and ground crews searched through the weekend. High winds grounded efforts Monday, but search plans to resume as conditions allow.

San Marino San Mario Navy Robert Buford Thomas Banks el Monte

Eaton Canyon Natural Attraction and Nature Center Highlight

Eaton Canyon Park and Robert M. McCurdy Nature Center near Altadena offer nature walks, trails, a 196 seat auditorium, animal displays, and a bird sanctuary protecting 133 species. The 184 acre site, managed with Los Angeles County departments, emphasizes remoteness from city life while preserving wildlife such as mule deer, coyotes, bobcats, and hawks.

Eaton Canyon Park Robert M. McCurdy Nature Center Altadena Drive Pat Sullivan Nature Center San Gabriel Mountains Eaton Canyon Eaton Falls Dept. of Parks and Recreation County Dept. of Fish and Game California Coastal Desert

City Council Debates Lacy Park Tennis Court Addition

San Marino City Council on January 14 wrestled with the heated Lacy Park tennis court expansion, hearing opposition from residents including Mildred Marder and Walter Gresham while a vote on the issue was set for February 1. The meeting also advanced licenses, staffing, and tech upgrades, approving CCTV finance, crossing guards, records destruction, a CALED system purchase, a park chipper, tree bid awards, and new ordinances.

San Marino Lacy Park Tme Mildred Marder Cochairman Save the Park Committee Vincent Tricarico Bill Steele Tricarico Supreme Court Huntington Drive Winston and del Mar Avenues General Fund Park Department Steven's Tree Experts Pasadena Ralph M. Brown

SMHS seniors shine in professional research at CMAI event

Three SMHS seniors spent ten weeks in summer research as Edmondson Fellows under the Committee for Advanced Science Training. They presented results at the Kinsey Auditorium, LA area peers learned to study EAE in mice, hybridoma production, Western blot AIDS antibody identification, and gene cloning aims under USC Hoffmann and Beckman Institute mentors.

Committee For Advanced Edmondson Hugh A. Edmondson San Marino Los Angeles Kinsey California Museum of Science and Industry Gordon E. Peterson SMHS Jackie Chang Marcia Miller Beckman Research Institute City of Hope Loren Chen Sunjaye Rasheed Department of USC School of Medicine Loren

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William W. Lattin, M James R. Hamontree Charles R. Johnson Hamontree Lucille Hamontree Johnson Allan Wolff San Marino Tennis Foundation CALID L.A. Coun Andrew Hwang Florence Hoffman Andrew Hwang Taiwan Argentina Jacquelyn Chang Chang Chen Stanford
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