San Marino Police urge residents to aid crime fight
Police Chief James W. Moore and Lieutenant Jack Yeske urged San Marino Chamber of Commerce members to join Neighborhood Watch and stay vigilant. They warned of a rising crime wave, urged residents to lock homes and report suspicious activity, claiming coordinated community effort could cut crime by about 30 percent.
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The Tribune Turns 50 Celebration and Dinner Details
The San Marino Tribune marks its 50th anniversary with a special tabloid supplement arriving Friday. A formal birthday dinner will be held next Thursday at the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel sponsored by the San Marino Historical Society, with tickets via 264-2130. The note previews items that ran in 1929.
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Major Veronda Returning Home From Eastern Visit
Major Maurice Veronda, head of the Southwestern Military Institute on Monterey road, is returning from an eastward visit with significant business dealings. His forthcoming arrival is expected today and officials anticipate disclosures about enlargements of the institute.
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Gopher Pest Must Go Across Three Cities
City Clerk Joyce transmits a letter to the Board of Supervisors proposing a $2,000 battle against gophers in Pasadena South Pasadena and San Marino. The pests are multiplying rapidly and becoming a real menace.
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San Marino Board Approves Summer School and Milk Price Cut
The San Marino School Board approved summer school contracts with La Verne University and reduced milk prices from 15 to 10 cents under a federal subsidy. Retirement of longtime Superintendent Walter Dingus announced, to be replaced by Dr Roger Lowney. Registration set for late April, classes run June 18 to August 3 with varied fees for high and elementary programs.
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San Marino gas price view disputed by Mayo
Chet Mayo, a Union Oil Station dealer, explains prices rose nationwide due to higher oil costs and denies last week’s piece framed station owners as price gouging. He argues the shortage impact is misrepresented and notes oil companies first raised prices.
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Hammon Named to San Marino Council Vacancy
San Marino appoints Benjamin F. Hammon to fill the unexpired term of the late Richard Munnecke. The 43 year old investment banker brings business and financial expertise, will review old minutes first, and begins duties at the April 11 meeting with reelection set for April 1980.
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Stolen Phone Booth Reappears Three Days Later in San Marino
San Marino reports its first phone booth theft when a booth behind Chet Mayo’s Union Oil at Huntington Drive was toppled and cut loose by at least two suspects. The booth reappeared on the same lot after midnight Tuesday, with only wires damaged. Other incidents include burglaries on Mesa and Ramiro roads and a dental office heist on San Marino Avenue.
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Tribune shifts delivery to Friday for next edition
Next week's Tribune will arrive on Friday April 6 due to printing schedules for a special supplement honoring the paper's 50th anniversary. From April 12 onward all editions return to Thursday delivery.
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