Arnone named chairman of United Way information committee
Francis H. Arnone chief executive of The Broadway is appointed chairman of the United Way corporate public information committee. He will direct 25 volunteer communications specialists and oversee year round public relations programs for the organization while continuing roles with Boy Scouts of America Central City Association and California State University boards. He lives on Lombardy Road with wife Elizabeth and children David Liz and Francia.
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Francis H. Arnone
The
Broadway
United Way Corporate Public Information Committee
Arnone
United Way
Boy Scouts of America
Central City Association
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Southern California
California State University
Los Angeles
Chancellor's Associates
California State University and Colleges Foundation
Fraternity of Friends of the
Lombardy Road
Elizabeth
David
Liz
Francia
Caltech faculty win teaching excellence awards from ASCIT
Seven Caltech faculty receive ASCIT teaching excellence honors based on student evaluations for clarity enthusiasm subject mastery and class rapport. Recipients include Dr David Sanderson Mellon Postdoctoral Instructor in Literature for his Class The Set in Literature and Shakespeare and Dr Robert R Wark for reading British Art of the Georgian Period. Wark serves as art curator at the Huntington Library.
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David Sanderson
Robert R. Wark
ASCIT
California Institute of Technology
Sanderson
Mellon
Caltech
Wark
Huntington Library
Everett G. McDonough Jr joins CSU Los Angeles University Development Board
Everett G. McDonough Jr is appointed to the California State University Los Angeles University Development Board to aid fundraising. He is vice president and division head at Security Pacific National Bank and a Cornell and Columbia MBA graduate. His civic roles include Deputy Western Regional Finance chairman for the U S Olympic Committee and leadership positions with Junior Achievement and other LA area groups. He resides on El Molino Place.
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Everett G. McDonough Jr
California State University
Los Angeles
McDonough
Security Pacific National Bank
Cornell University
Columbia University
U.S. Olympic Committee
Junior Achievement of
Southern
Police Seek Suspect in BB Gun Attack on Officer Near Eye
San Marino police ask public help to identify a person who shot Officer Roger Erwin in the eye area with a BB or pellet gun near the Melville Drive squad car on June 17. Paramedics treated him at the station and he was released. Sgt. Butler said more information may be needed.
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San Marino
Tor Thjiry
Roger
Erwin
Melville Drive
San
Gabriel
Wah O
Paul Butler
Butler
Arcadia Methodist Hospital
San Marino Avenue
SMHS
San Marino School Foundation welcomes new trustees
At its July 21 meeting the San Marino Schools Foundation Board expanded to 18 with new trustees Sue Roegh Pam King Ruth Mayeda Judy Weden Tom Kanphurst Bernie LeSage Hugh W Horne and Robert. President Tom Kibler announced a goal of 350000 for 1982 43 to fund services and materials not covered by state aid. The board outlined priorities including maintaining a six period day at the high school and a maximum kindergarten class size. Deferred maintenance concerns include Huntington School plumbing and Carver School boiler issues. The foundation, formed in 1980, supports San Marino schools as a nonprofit organization.
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Sue Roegh
Pam King
Ruth Mayeda
Judy Weden
Tom Kanphurst
Bernie LeSage
Hugh W Horne
Robert
Tom Kibler
Terry Dellinger
Huntington School
Carver School
the Schools Foundation
Sin Marine Schools
Water Rates Hike 2.24 Percent For City Utility
California Public Utilities Commission approves a 2.24 percent rate increase for about 13 400 California American Water Company customers in the San Marino district to offset higher groundwater charges. Ground water costs rose by 106.00 annually since last rates. Also notes Southern California Gas Company 71 000 annual rise to fund a solar water heater demo program for residential users, mainly multi family and low income housing.
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California American Water Company Authority
San Marino
The
Southern California Gas Company
Seta
SoCal Gas
Huntington Drive repairs on schedule for August repaving
City hall reports Huntington Drive repairs on the south side from Redford Road to Del Mar Avenue are on schedule with concrete work curb repairs gutters and handicap ramp installations set to be complete in time for August repaving.
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Huntington Drive
Redford Road
del Mar Avenue
City Hall
San Marino Votes On Five Year Police And Fire Levy
About 100 residents attended a Monday public hearing at SMHS Little Theater to discuss extending the police and fire services assessment up to 2 million dollars annually for five years. Mayor Reithover outlined how San Marino, a general law city, funds services post Prop 13, noting personnel cuts from 113 to 72 and promising no new programs or staff. City manager Charles Martin explained the five year plan's legal aspects and equitable treatment for new homeowners, stressing that most property tax dollars stay in the city.
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San
San Marino
Charles Martin
San Marino Council to Adopt Assessment Ordinance
The San Marino City Council will meet Monday at 3 p m in the council chambers to adopt after a second hearing the assessment ordinance. The ordinance had its first reading at the public hearing on the latest assessment. It must reach Los Angeles County officials by August 4 to be placed on the November ballot.
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San Marino
Los Angeles County
How Assessment Charges Are Figured Table Show Amounts
The table lists assessment charges with figures such as 754 and 110.88, followed by internal codes and references, showing how totals are calculated and applied across categories. The readable fragment indicates a structured fee table used for financial accounting within a larger document.
Along The Drive by Robert Frost on happiness and length
A Frost style line asserts happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length, reflecting a compact, paradoxical view of contentment and measure. The quote frames how joy can compensate for shorter spans of experience.
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Robert Frost
Belief in Free Enterprise Shaping Galbraith Book
James Galbraith promotes free enterprise in The Money Tree, urging entry via acquiring a troubled existing business and solving its problems. He cites Betty Graham and Liquid Paper as success examples, notes risk and failure as paths to success, and signals ongoing media promotion and a shift in the American work ethic.
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James Galbraith
San Marinan
James Galbraith i
Galbraith
Fidison
San Marino Tribune Raises Subscription Rate to 16 Dollars
The San Marino Tribune will increase the annual subscription price from 15 to 16 dollars due to higher postal rates and printing material costs, effective August 1, 1982.
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San Marino Tribune
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