Resident predicts future in San Marino talks economy
Barry predicts a post-industrial U S with more service and government jobs and fewer mass-produced goods. He foresees a 20 to 30 hour workweek and women entering the workforce at 75 percent by 2000. Desks, oil processing, and genetic engineering rise. food self sufficiency grows. conservation improves as waste drops. The family plans to stay in San Marino while embracing a rapidly changing world.
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Little League Upsets Split Three Divisions
The second half of Little League action brought upsets in all three divisions. In majors, the Braves beat the Orioles 5-2 behind steady hits from Chris Gladysz John Panza Scott Giesler and Andrew Sheppert while Eric Klingensmith hit his fourth homer and Greg McMan turned a double play. The Dodgers edged the Mets 5-4 as David Balso drove in the go ahead run with an RBI double in the sixth. Colt Phelps Wood was the sole hit for the Angels in a 10-2 win over the Colts as Spencer Harris Eric Van Wagenen Eric Crabtree and Brendan Thyne plated runs. The Giants rolled the Cardinals 12-3 with doubles from Mike Sohi Sid Danenhauer Greg Sharlack and Stephen Jones. In minors the Royals beat the Senators 11-7 with Randy Wilson Mike Evanoff and Matt Kenyon among the hot hitters. Senator Jerry Dietrick pitched three shutout innings and went 3-3 at the plate, while Robert Heinemann Michael Buckley and Rob Heckendeen aided the offense.
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Pony League Season Moves Into Second Half
Six San Marino Pony League teams played at least two games as the second half opened. The Angels led with three wins, Phillies won twice without a loss, and Dodgers also went 2-1. Lee Anton of the Phillies excelled on the mound, allowing one unearned run with nine strikeouts in an 8 1 victory over the Cardinals and adding two hits.
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UCLA Alumni Awards Honor 900 at Pasadena and San Marino
Two UCLA alumni receive the Dickson Alumnus of the Year Award as 900 guests attend a UCLA event in Pasadena and San Marino. Recipients include Ralph Bunche Agnes Demille Carol Burnett H R Haldeman Francis Ford Coppola and John V Vaughn with year designations. Dickson endowed the annual honor and Attorney General Smith spoke of UCLA days.
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