Helicopter helps curb city burglaries and spurs other crimes
Police credit a helicopter for lowering burglary rates in recent weeks while officers focus on other problems. In June 30 incidents, a purse was stolen on Oxford Road, beer dispensers vanished from a Huntington Drive site, and suspects linked to Virginia Road burglaries were arrested in Alhambra. Other cases include Pasadena youths tied to San Marino thefts and multiple robberies on Rosalind Road and Park Place, with suspects sharing a pattern of door knocks then casing and stealing valuables.
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San Marino Gets A Lift From Police Helicopter
San Marino restores its police helicopter amid rising burglary rates and stressed budgets. The device deters crime with noise, aids arrests by surveying neighborhoods, and speeds response times, while pilots explain flight limits and safety procedures.
Tim Hoover Alcoholic Returns To Help Youth After Rehab
San Marino native Tim Hoover, class of 1969 at SMHS, battled alcoholism from his youth, faced arrests and hospitalizations, and after a six month county jail term vowed to help youths. Now youth director for Pasadena Council on Alcoholism, he collaborates with Dr Gerald Wheeler Huntington to present a prevention program.
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Skylab Forbidden Landing in Lacy Part on Weekends
Skylab must not touch down at Lacy Part on Saturdays or Sundays. the restriction applies to weekend landings and governs access to the site during those days.
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San Marino Names Walt Lowney a Rising Star in Education
San Marino’s new school superintendent Dr Walt Lowney faces tough times as budgets and busing shift districts. He was recently named vice president of the National Academy of School Executives, part of the American Association of School Administrators. He also serves on national curriculum boards and other academic groups, signaling strong leadership for Southern California schools.
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Ed Clark Emerges as Libertarian Presidential Hopeful
San Marino resident Ed Clark, a Libertarian Party candidate, seeks the 1980 White House bid after a 1978 gubernatorial run. He criticizes Nixon era wage controls, Vietnam policy, and calls for privatized education, lower taxes, and noninterventionist foreign policy while urging a shift from a third party to a major political force by the late 1980s. He targets Carter, Brown, Kennedy, and Reagan as flawed rivals.
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