Fate Of School Override To Be Decided Tuesday
A city council will decide on a proposed school funding override this Tuesday. Community leaders and parents await the vote as district programs and staffing could be affected.
16 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
1
A city council will decide on a proposed school funding override this Tuesday. Community leaders and parents await the vote as district programs and staffing could be affected.
Fragile OCR listing notes various residents and attendees for a social event labeled Grad Night. Names include Mrs Hugh Bo Protter and Mr and Mrs Frank A Wayne with others like Dr and Min Robert inowelen. Storage, prem or Markt Po Kratzer photography sections appear amid scattered lines.
The San Marino Unified School District held its last regular meeting before the March 21 tax override election. Parents urged preserving music, art, and drama, protesting proposed cuts, while the board balanced reductions to hit a $290000 shortfall if the override fails. Eight district employees, mostly teachers, resigned at the session.
Signups for the San Marino Colt baseball second season are set for Saturday from 10 am to noon in front of the San Marino High School Gym. A league spokesman said a second team may be formed to join Temple City and San Gabriel. Play begins in May after the high school season expands. Boys aged 15 or 16 by July 3 in the San Marino Unified School District should sign up. direct questions to Walter Hunter at 29-6040.
Ufology expert Dr Allen Hynek will headline a public meeting at the City Club Cafeteria discussing the reality of UFOs. The program will cover his career at Northwestern University and his book The UFO Experience and will feature entertainment by the Southern California Band.
A reflective newspaper line notes presidential candidates on television and compares hair aging to the three stages of life. It ponders life beginning at 40 and the wear and spread of time.
The new book Safe Places by David and Holly Franke lists San Marino as one of three safe communities in California. St Helena and Belvedere are the other northern states entries. The authors cite strong schools officials police and low crime for San Marino.
State Controller Houston Flourney announces February apportionment of highway users taxes totaling 13 888 637. San Marino receives 9 347 13, county funds total 12 754 2 thousand, cities receive 7 050 590, and state expenditures cover highway costs. Gasoline tax provides 461 125. diesel fuel tax 3 750.04. motor vehicle fund transfers 3 720 1. interest 7 0 MK. miscellaneous 1 506. The February total is lower than January by 396 535 for diesel fuel shares higher.
Fragments describe multiple emergency responses including hospital transports, fire equipment moves, a bee swarm investigation, and a false alarm. Details are fragmented with partial times and locations such as Roanoke, Sheffield, Huntington drive, San Catone, Basquelle, Oxford, and March dates referenced.
San Marino Nation al Little League participants are urged to attend at Huntington School. Teams and coaches must appear in uniform at designated times with all players listed for Dodger, Mets, Braves, Orioles, Cards, Colts systems and others.
San Marino district votes to override five year business tax under the city council action. The council also approves angle parking on Huntington drive and a toll-free lane plan while ordering further study on sidewalk repairs and tree removals along Fleur drive and San Marino avenue.
Thespians of the Sen Maring Community Players announce Plaza Suite by Neal and Sontea. Millie Mack, former president George C. Scott, and Stapleton lead cast with four shows at the Plaza site, curtain at 8 30 pm. Reservations via Mrs Dan Hintack 149 107.
Women's Republican Club hosts a membership tea at the Moss home 40 Chandler Place with guest State Senator Jot Hoermer. He will award $500 and $100 prizes to San Marino High School seniors for the essay contest My Freedom under the Constitution and Battle of Pipher. Reservations required by noon Monday through Mrs Daniel Beyant or Mrs Brenton Ho Sweet AT St.
City leaders examined the Watson Amendment at a study session led by Acting City Manager Charles Martin. They debated provisions, directed a bill of particulars, and discussed funding and taxation limits affecting cities, counties, and special districts under the proposed measure.
City proposes charging gardeners 36 dollars for licenses. The notice outlines licensing steps, deadlines, and applicable fees, with action required by applicants and mentions potential penalties for noncompliance.
The San Marino Chamber promotes keeping dollars in town with a campaign urging residents to shop locally. Merchants offer coupon incentives and the effort aims to support area businesses and sustain the local economy.
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