New Novel Sold by Fran Yar to Maslansky for Film
Fran Yariv sold her thriller Safe Haven to Paul Maslansky Productions, with plans to shoot in 1986 in New York and Israel. Dell will publish the novel in 1986. Yariv is married to Amnon Yariv of Caltech. they live on Homet Road with daughter Gabriela, a fifth grader at Polytechnic School.
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Fran Yar
Safe Haven
Paul Maslansky
Daily Variety
Police Academy
New York
Israel
Dell
Town Chairmen Named in San Marino by State Senator Russell
State Senator Newton FR Russell announces Joe and Ann Lewis Canterbury Road Presidents will serve as San Marino town chairmen. Russell says the chairmen act as eyes and ears, providing input on local issues beyond his district staff. Lewis, an industrialist and former San Marino City Council member, welcomes the role as a service to the community.
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Newton FR Russell
Glendale
Joe and
Ann Lewis
Canterbury Road
San Marino
Mr. Lewis
Joe
Aun Lem
Russell
Bank of America names new managers at Lake-Green and San Marino
Bank of America assigns Joan Good to private offices in San Marino as vice president and senior credit officer. Cellic Taaffe succeeds Good as Lake-Green Branch manager, while Fran McCann becomes manager of the San Marino Branch, formerly a VP and credit administrator at the central and eastern LA County regional HQ in Los Angeles.
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Joan Good
Bank of America
Lake-Green
Pasadena
San Marino
Good
Cellic Taaffe
San
Turpin Promoted At Grey Advertising Western Division
Turpin named president of Grey Advertising Western Division in Los Angeles succeeding Robert J. Humphreys who becomes Western Division Chairman and CEO. Turpin, 62, has 11 plus years at Grey and previous ads experience in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with a career spanning Tidewater Oil and GB&B.
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Miles J. Turpin
Grey Advertising
Western Division
Los Angeles
Turpin
Western Diviiion
Robert J. Humphreys
Grey
Guild
Bascom
Bonfig
Fitzgerald, Sample
San Francisco
Enrollment Loss Forces San Marino District Budget Cuts
Enrollment declines trigger expected cuts in staff and programs for the San Marino Unified School District as state funds rise 5 percent for 1985-86. District officials warn tighter finances despite Governor Deukmejian's proposed budget, with about 50,000 more in next year’s budget but wage and fixed costs subsuming the increase.
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Ars Deukmejan
Oran Marino Unified
Terry Delinger
DeHinger
Sacramento
Deukmejian
Wgiio of California
Cliff Allenby
California
Gary Hart
Dellinger
San Marino Board Seeks Input on District Budget Problems
The San Marino Unified School District holds a public hearing during the Feb 12 regular school board meeting to review budget options for the next school year. Board President Lats Ukropina and Superintendent Dr David Brown outline aims to examine long term finances, noting AB 03 funds totaling 40 000 for a computer project led by Barbara Rice and Roberta Gunderson. Enrollment shifts mean reduced state revenue, while a plaque honors Gunderson for service and the Homework Plan is adopted for K-12.
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San Marino
Ukropina
David Brown
San Marino Unified School District
Brown
Barbara Rice
Roberta Gunderson
Hront
Gunderson
Crime Increases Slightly in S M by John Secia
A year end police report by Police Chief Moore shows S M crime up slightly from 1983 to 1984 with 427 major offenses reclassified as Part I crimes by the FBI. Thefts over $200 rose, while assaults more than doubled. burglaries rose near 10% with residential and commercial burglaries notable.
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Jones’ Moore
Moore
Ob Police Department
FBI
Pardener
Bern
Burglaries Scatter Huntington Area During Weekend
A series of burglaries across Huntington neighborhoods were reported early Saturday. Suspects hit two local schools and several homes, stealing two videocassette recorders, jewelry, and other valuables valued around $2390. No arrests announced as police review footage.
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Haptington
Gates Addresses Kiwanians on Drug Crime Rise
Local leaders report a surge in illegal drugs and crime with law enforcement agencies pledging tighter coordination. The speaker, identified as a city official, urged broader community action at a San Marino event attended by Kiwanians and police representatives.
Student Dancers In Step For Role In Cultural Event
About 20 San Marino High School dancers under Bonnie Studt rehearse for a Paramount Presents cultural program to be staged at the high school with Great Leap dancers led by Joe De Vega and Louise Kawabata. Nobuko Miyazoto joins a routine as students practice daily and attend afternoon sessions. tickets total 350 to 400 sold for the 1100 seat auditorium event.
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San Marino High School
Bonnie Studt
Paramount
Great Leap
Joe de Vega
Louise Kawabata
Paramount Presents
Paramount Pictures Corp
Los Angeles Music Center
San Marino
Music Center
Kenneth Ogden
Page
Sa Marino
Along The Drive
Old age is described as the time when memory holds on to things you struggle to forget, a reflection on fading recall and lasting memories. The piece contemplates how the past remains near while present abilities wane, with a melancholic mood.
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