Councilmen View Recreation Budget To Wait On Board
City council members examine the recreation department budget and decide to defer final approval pending review by the city board for further guidance and action.
20 Mar 1975
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1975
Page
1
City council members examine the recreation department budget and decide to defer final approval pending review by the city board for further guidance and action.
San Marino police arrested 28 people in February including 9 adults and 19 juveniles. Major offenses listed were homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, fraud, and auto theft with 3 reported. 18 thefts under 200 dollars and 4 burglaries noted. Property losses and recoveries were detailed, with narcotics violations and traffic incidents among the figures. turn to page 5.
The National Weather Service forecast a chance of rain this morning and a warming trend into the afternoon. San Marinos saw a brief respite from gusty winds this week as only a few showers fell in the city, bringing the season total to 12.77 inches. Temperatures were recorded with highs midweek around 57 to 70 degrees, and the forecast calls for continued mild weather into next week.
Police report a youth attempted a break in on the Hughes campus at 40 dom. An alarm system aided officers who responded and took the youth into custody. The individual was released to parents.
San Marino swimmers push for national standing with strong early meet showings led by standout divers and sprint stars. The team showcased depth across events, with top finishes from Weber and others, battling rival squads and setting the stage for the upcoming conference taps.
Sot Marino High School announces its senior cast for West Side Story with Tony played by Brian Al and Maria by Carne Anderson. Performances begin May 17 with shows May 24 30 and 31. Director Paul Clopper leads the production with Diane Hamlin student director and Patricia Sjogren as choreographer.
The publisher announces rate increases for subscriptions and classified ad space. Three time insertions rise from 25 to 30 cents per issue, with larger runs adjusted accordingly, and yearly subs for the San Marine Tribune move from six dollars to a higher annual total. The changes take effect April 1.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls old times at the drive with a clerk and betting, noting untrue trots and raised fogs. The speaker wonders about past days when a man could win with his own mind and plans, reflecting nostalgia and faded specifics.
A garbled OCR note describes a state meeting of C Of C directors. It mentions a city hall location and a chamber official, with unclear roster and timing details. The readable fragments point to a formal gathering of directors at a city hall with unspecified agenda and participants.
Dr Henry Meyers of the Pasadena Board of Education to speak at the GOP Women's Club spring tea and bake sale. The event notes recall Meyers' recent recall election loss and discusses the Pasadena public school system, including the Marshall Fundamental School and its emphasis on basic math and discipline, as covered by national magazines and programs.
Residents invited to a Fathers' Night meeting at the city theater tonight. A planning committee announced the event and urged attendance, noting the emphasis on community involvement and preparing for next year.
Classes include varied topics with a focus on personal enrichment. The notice mentions a schedule starting soon and highlights courses in language, arts, and social skills. Details are limited due to OCR quality but indicate a range of activities for community members.
Disrupted schedule notes show a rescheduled meet set for Saturday at the usual venue. Fragmentary names and places appear, with unclear references to teams and individuals.
A disjointed garbled article outlines council moves on education funding and tax abatement packages. It notes a proposed absorption of 12000 by Topi and costs tied to a reception program, with committees approving an ordinance amendment and an annual abatement bearing, while tendering debate on the school district and related taxes.
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