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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1990
Page
4
A Tribune letter questions IRS income tax legality claiming only corporate, excise and import taxes are constitutional. It suggests people reclaim constitutional rights and urges readers to call the IRS without revealing the source of the call.
Fifth graders at Carver School debated the Bill of Rights and awarded Hitomi Tanaka for an essay praising liberty. The piece highlights rights to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and covers freedom of speech assembly and religion with a note on government accountability. The article places the history of ratification around 1789 to 1791 and mentions the 200th anniversary near December 15, 1991.
About 40 people gathered at the American Legion Court of Honor in Lacy Park on May 30 to dedicate a new flag honoring fallen heroes from the Revolutionary War to Vietnam. Accepting for San Marino American Legion Post 239 were past commander Monroe Wilson and WWI veteran Jerry Voorhees.
Social Security alerts when a beneficiary changes address or direct deposit details. Officials say benefits are located through financial contacts, and beneficiaries should report updates to Social Security. For best service, call between 7 and 9 a.m.
A hint notes that certain dietary elements can affect stress. It suggests exploring how nutrients, caffeine, sugar, and meals impact mood and tension, guiding readers toward mindful eating strategies to manage anxiety.
The Senate approved the bills by a 33 0 vote after debate on restitution and penalties. Russell said the 10 percent penalty would spur timely payments as absent parents face higher car payment costs than child support. Both measures advance to the Assembly for committee assignments.
July is Build It Month at the Children's Museum with daily hours 11 30 a m to 5 p m and weekend 10 a m to 5 p m Saturday and Sunday. The museum closes July 4. Admission 4 dollars per person. under two free. For 24 hour information call 213 687 8800.
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