San Marino Chamber debates July 4 fees at Lacy Park
At a quick San Marino Chamber meeting Cecilia Willey raised the possibility of charging admission to the July 4 celebration in Lacy Park to limit crowds. Proposals discussed include advance and gate tickets, crowd control, and whether plans should go to the city council for action.
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Lacy Park
San Marino
Chamber
Peggy Class
Pat Rosengren
Tanner
Huntington Lens
Ground breaking set for Pieds-a-terre at 80 North Raymond
Local S M Investors break ground on 24 townhomes and flats named Pieds-a-terre at 80 North Raymond in Old Pasadena. Units priced 140000 to 260000 with two reserved for first time buyers under Pasadena Housing Opportunity Program. Completion planned Spring 1996.
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Pieds-a-terre
Raymond
Pasadena
Kinder
Old Pasadena
Green Hotel
Raymond Avenue
Holley Street
San Marino
Berkeley Johnston
Pasadena City
Taiwanese Anger Over Missile Drill Sparks California Protest
Four ground to ground missiles were fired by mainland China over the Taiwan Strait on July 21. A group of Chinese Americans protested outside the Los Angeles Consulate General, arguing the launch threatens cross-strait peace and viewing it as retaliation for Taiwan President Lee Teng Hui's U.S. visit. Mainland China calls the drill routine. critics cite U.S. policy of two Chinas and link to the arrest of Harry Wu in Beijing.
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Mainland China
Taiwan Straits
California
Los Angeles
United States
Taiwan
Lee Teng-Hui
Lee
China
Harry Wu
Beijing
Walter Celic Marks 30 Years At San Marino Grill
Walter Celic celebrated his 30th year in business at the San Marino Grill, a landmark in San Marino. The owner acknowledged the late notice due to personal health issues and recent business changes, with customers urged to see pages A-2 for details.
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Walter Celic
The
San Marino Grill
the Tribune
Elizabeth Platon Named Principal Of Carver School
Elizabeth Platon, a 17 year San Marino School District veteran and Carver School resource specialist, was chosen Tuesday by the school board as principal after a nationwide search. Superintendent Tom Godley praised her as the top choice and noted the earlier extensive recruitment.
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Elizabeth Platon
Carver School
San Marino
Carver
Tom Godley
Marnie Dann
Dam
Platon
Godley
Valentine
Huntington
Hoge pushes audit of Caltrans Right of Way unit
Assemblyman Bill Hoge persuades the Legislative Audit Committee to order an independent audit of Caltrans Division of Right-of-Way, which manages property in Pasadena and South Pasadena. He cites inaction on home repairs and surplus home sales as required by state law. The committee authorized the audit with the State Auditor General to lead.
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Bill Hoge
Pasadena
Joint
Legislative Audit Committee
Caltrans
Right-of-Way
Calborhoods
South
Hoge
San Marino Woman Reports Stolen Forged Checks
A San Marino woman said a box of blank checks missing from her Alpine Drive mailbox were later forged and used in business transactions. She filed on July 17. police note the theft likely occurred before delivery. The case may be reopened if the forger is identified.
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San Marino
Alpine Drive
Chris Petersen
Informative Lecture Planning For SM Rotary July Meeting
The San Marino Rotary heard planning and zoning guidance on July 20. Planning Commission Vice Chairman Arnold Soderberg and Commissioner Herbert M Worcester described procedures and resident risks for noncompliance. City official Paul Crowley introduced the speakers and outlined department roles.
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San Marino
Rotary Club
Paul Crowley
Herbert M. Worcester
Planning Commission
Arnold Soderberg
David Saldana
SM Rotary
Rotary Ning Commission
Saldana
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Vince Filutze
Debbie Priester
Rosemead
Mike Oldham
Ron Kinder
Philip A. Hawkey
David Wendorf
Jack Brown
Susan Norton
Betty Brown
Judy Davis
Bruce Davis
Freda Ware
Kristen Wendorff
Erik Johnston
Pat Opp
Dick Torigoino
S.M
Raymond and
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