Salt Marino Tribune Names and Prosperity Leaders
The listing covers past and present leadership at the Salt Marino Tribune from 1929 to 1977, noting publishers and editors including F.W. Collins, Edith Collins, Herbert W. McCormick, Frank J. Rice, Dorothy B. Rice, Clifton Smith Jr, John M. Roaney, Dena Wenders, Carolyn Wightman, and staff roles such as advertising manager and society editor.
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F.W. Collins
Edith Collins
Herbert W. McCormick
Frank J. Rice
Emeriti
Dorothy B. Rice
John M. Roaney
Dena Wenders
Fox
Clifton S. Smith, Jr
Michael Lifton
Carolyn Wightman
Editorial: Give Your Messages to the Post Office
The piece criticizes President Clinton's Bosnia policy and wartime decisions, arguing the United States lacks a clear strategy and should either commit decisively or avoid using military force. It urges treating military power as policy, not as a mere message, and suggests sending messages via the postal service instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Bosnia
U.S
Clinton
Vietnam
Peter Sellers
Victims Rights Bill Moves Through California Legislature
Attorney General Daniel E. Lungren argues for equal courtroom access for crime victims and families. He notes parents have waited eight years outside courtrooms while killers are tried, urging Senate passage after a 66 to 2 Assembly vote and urging balance between defendants and victims in the justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Lungren
State of California
California
State Assembly
State Senate
The ABM Treaty: a bad deal for U S defense
Colonel Samuel T Dickens argues the 1972 ABM Treaty failed to curb Soviet ICBMs and radar growth at Krasnoyarsk, undermining MAD. He contends Russia is not the Soviet Union, treaty limits are ineffective, and THAAD/TMD offer better protection while the treaty endangers U S security.
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Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lyndon Johnson
Robert McNamara
United States
Krasnoyarsk
White House
Russia
Soviet Union
America
Don Bosco Students Model Asteroid Threat Across Schools
Don Bosco High School students in Rosemead collaborate with New Rochelle and Sitka peers to model a 6 kilometer asteroid’s orbit and study global effects. Guided by JPL and Griffith Observatory, the project assigns groups to simulate impact timing, deflection options, and societal consequences, producing a documentary and planning broader participation.
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Earth
Rosemead
Don Bosco
Applied Math
New Rochelle
New York
Sitka
Alaska
Peter Romero
Bosco
Poles
Pacific
California
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Griffith Park Observatory
JPL
U.S. Department of Defense
NASA
California Newspaper Publish is Copyright Notice
A reproduction prohibition from the San Marino Tribune moniker asserts all rights reserved for 1995. No part may be reproduced without express publisher permission.
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California
The
San Marino
Antonovich critiques hate crime plea in Glendale vandalism case
Los Angeles County Supervisor Mike Antonovich criticized the district attorney's plea bargain in the February 26 vandalism of the First United Methodist Church. Philip Michael Dunigan agreed to plead guilty May 15 to one felony vandalism count, with a second count and hate crime charges dropped, prompting concern over sentence severity for future offenses. The incident involved 29 satanic graffiti marks. another defendant was dropped for evidentiary reasons and a third found mentally incompetent. The Board offered county Human Relations Commission support to Glendale to combat satanic cult activity.
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Glendale
Los Angeles
Mike Antonovich
Antonovich
Board of Supervisors
Philip Michael Dunigan
Dunigan
Gil Garcetti
First United Methodist Church
County Human Relations Commission
LACOE Announces Major Restructuring for Efficiency and Service
The Los Angeles County Office of Education plans a July 1 restructuring to create one stop service areas for telecommunications family services and school reform. The plan, approved May 9 by the Board of Education, consolidates divisions under new leaders to improve coordination and cost effectiveness.
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Los Angeles County Office of Education
LACOE
Los Angeles County Board of Education
Donald W. Ingwerson
Board of Education
Ingwerson
Center
Posi
ETN Council
Gilberto Anzaldua
Los Angeles County
County Board of Supervisors
Office of Education
Meat of Education
San Marino Eagle Scouts claim may predate latest record
Letter writer from Corona del Mar cites a 1953 Star-News photo caption showing ten San Marino Scouts earning Eagle badges in a single ceremony. He recalls additional Eagles and suggests the May 18 Tribune report of eleven Eagles may not be the first such record, inviting reader input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
San Marino
Eagle Scouts
Star-News
Hal Altshuler
John Hoy
Fred Toland
John Arens
Pete Harrison
Bob Angus
Fred Kristiansen
Don Garrett
Bruce Poe
Harry C. Greene
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Salt
Marino
Clifton $. Smith, Jr
Editorial
San
France
Great Britain
Bill Clinton
Bismarck
Samuel T. Dickens
U.S.A.F
Taio
Colonel Dickens
the Shield
High Frontier
Project Bosco
Chicago
Wyoming
Grand Texas
Romero
Abraham Lincoln
Cribune
Huntington Drive
Clarice Prittie
Ted Strong
George Bao
Fred Mayrhofer
Jay C. Campbell
Linda Bilheimer
Harold Alves
San Marino Tribune Company, Inc
Pasadena
San Marino Tribune
Superior Court
L.A
Tion
Legal Services Unit
Grants Development Unit
ETN
Educational Telecommunications Network) Council
Educational Telecommunications Network
Regional Educational
Michael G. Smith
Corona
del Mar
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