San Marino Mourns Burks After School Official Dies
James H. Burks 45, Business Manager for San Marino Unified School District, died after a head on collision in Rowland Heights Sunday. Burks, married with four children, had joined the district in 1968 and was handling salary negotiations. Funeral held at Rose Hills. superintendent and board hail his dedication and humor.
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San Marino
James H. Burks
Rowland Heights
Burks
Fuller
Adney St
Lucille
Highway Patrol
la Puente Community Hospital
Memorial Chapel
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Whittier
Jonathan
Jeffrey
Kelley
Maureen Scott
Ivyl Burks
Bass Lake
California
San Marino Unified School District
Rowland
Walter Dingus
Kathleen Crow
The
Tribune
Board of Education
Sherm Telleen
Telleen
Jim Burks
Jim
Dingus
Local Community Joins Hands To Make Top Party For Grads
San Marino High School Grad Night draws broad city support with seven day a week planning. Parents students and service clubs from Exchange Kiwanis City Rotary and various student groups organize snacks photography gifts and activities for the all night celebration.
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Service Club
Lloyd Peterson
Exchange Club
Louis Schlegel
San Marino
Kennedy Galpin
Kiwanis Club
City Club
Rotary Club
Amicians
Omegas
Interact
Key Club
Letterman's Club
Delphians
Neil Barker
Lucy Daggett
Gary Stevens
Betsy Blackburn
Sara Edwards
Ann Austin
Steve Downer
Ann Desimone
Terry Shea
John Armstrong
Mary Balfour
Steve Crowell
Carl Pridonoff
John Allen
Kacie Crisp
Bill Dryden
Marc Josselson
Connie Corrin
Barbara Batyka
Elaine Miller
Rick Townsend
Greg Fisher
Kathy McKnight
Francie Fredhold
Betsy Shelton
Bill Fister
Phil Theriot
Barney Dawson
Police Open House Set by San Marino Police
In line with Law Enforcement Week the San Marino police announce an open house Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2200 Huntington Drive. Visitors can tour the station and facilities, view a police vehicle, and enjoy light refreshments.
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San Marino
Huntington Drive
Athletes Shine In League Finals Display
Last Friday night produced a historic league track meet with a wholesale assault on records. Local athletes delivered standout performances that will be remembered in city track history.
Morgan Is Wary Of Freeways After Cambodian Flight
Warrant Officer Fred J. Morgan, a San Marino High alumnus now serving in South Viet Nam, writes his mother of a three day rest period after being shot at but escaping unharmed. He notes heavy helicopter activity, mentions landing danger, and urges caution on freeways. The letter, dated May 6, also details his training at Ft. Wolters and Fort Rucker, his wings, and family updates. The article shifts to CIF track results with San Marino leading qualifiers, fastest times, and records set by Titan athletes and other schools.
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Fred J. Morgan
Dobbs Morgan
Monterey Road
Morgan
San Marino High
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Ft. Wolters
Tex
Fort Rucker
Ala
Special Services
US Army
Fred
Debbie
Greg
Huntington School
WCI
Long Beach Wilson High School
Titan Oval
Gary Stevens
San Marino
Kevin Mahan
South Pasadena
Schultz
Anderson
Cleary
Triggs
Dennis Kadletz
la Canada
Mike Temm
Mark Herron
Ray Price
Temple City
Bell Gardens
Roger Freberg
Rich Dion
Elroy Bars
Duarte
Burt Buser
Mike Roffma
Bob Narver
James Fleming
Titans
Ken Kaye
Bob Kaye
Don Holm
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Backers line up in race for 24th Congress seat
Endorsements pour in as John Rousselot wins support from William H. Byers, former Lipscomb aide, with Birchers' tie not affecting his suitability. Ed Essertier backs Patrick Hillings as a proven admin ally. A San Marino lawyers committee forms to support Bill McColl, with Beardsley Armagast Boyle Hutter among members.
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Jack Alex
James W. Booth
Patrick J. Hillings
Hugh S. Jenings
William McColl
John Rousselot
J. C. Chambers
James L. Flournoy
Wendell Handy
Frank Jordan
John E. Leadbetter
Kim Harris Pearman
George Milias
Office of Comptroller
John P. Guerin, Jr
Houston I. Flournoy
James A. Ware
George Deukmejnan
John L. Harmer
Spencer Williams
Evelle Younger
Eric
State Board of Equalization
Frank J. McCarty
William R. Thomson
David R. Jones
Young Americans For Freedom, Inc
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San Marino
William H
Bill) Byers
Glen Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Congress
Byers
Rousselot
John Birch Society
Washington
Ed Essertier
Pasadena Star-News
Department of the Interior
Patrick Hillings
Essertier
House of Representatives
Hillings
Bill McColl
Charles E. Beardsley
Los Angeles County Bar Association
John W. Armagast
James B. Boyle Jr
James R. Hutter
Drainage Project Finished in San Marino Area
North Hollywood contractor R A Wattson Co completed a 651638 dollar storm drainage facility in the San Marino San Gabriel area. The work ended April 30 under a contract awarded May 27 prior year. Project No 1117 was overseen by County Flood Control District Chief Engineer A E Bruington with lines along Euston Wembley Kensington Hampton Monterey and Alhambra roads terminating at Alhambra Wash near Roses road. Funding came from a 275 million storm drain bond approved by County voters in 1964.
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North Hollywood
R. A
Hampton Road
Kensington
Euston
Hampton
Dorn
Monterey Road
Monterey
Kensington Road
Huntington Drive
Alhambra Road
Alhambra
Alhambra Wash
Roses Road
Safety report on boundary change to be finished May 26
The Board of Education safety committee, led by spokesman William Angles, outlined ongoing checks on Sierra Madre and San Marino avenues north of Huntington, including traffic volumes, accident history, signals, crosswalks, sidewalks, and crossing guards. He noted potential safety facilities funding but pledged a final report at the May 26 board meeting.
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Board of Education
Valentine-Carver School
William Angles
Angles
Sierra Madre Avenue
Huntington
San Marino Avenue
Richard Malcolm
San Marino crime slows in April with fewer offenses
April crime in San Marino shows 13 serious offenses including two residential burglaries and eight thefts under 200. One burglary was cleared, 17 of 30 residential burglaries cleared year to date. commercial burglaries remain largely unresolved. Ten arrests were reported, 8 adults and 2 juveniles, with 217 speeding tickets issued in April.
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San Marino
Jim Moore
Quote Snippets on Taxes and Politics Echo Old Observations
The note surveys market trends and quotes about tax certainty and tight shoes. It attribed lines reflect on memory, opportunity, and political duplicity, hinting at a columnist or editor’s reflections on public figures and economic policy.
Police Bridging Generation Gap
Huntington School student council endorses a program pairing students with officers for open talks and relaxed campus presence. Officers McGuiren Danning and Lt Yeske will start at a school assembly and later visit twice weekly to answer questions about law enforcement and police life.
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Huntington School
Robert McGuiern
Robin Danning
Jack Yeske
Yeske
Population Jump Surprises San Marino Experts
The County Regional Planning Commission reports San Marino’s population rose by three in six months to 14,079, while neighboring towns Sierra Madre South El Monte Bradbury Duarte and Monrovia showed no change. The figure, though unverified by hospitals maternity wards, is treated as a fair estimate of growth and prompts questions about origin of the new residents.
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County Regional Planning Commission
San
Sierra Madre
South el Monte
Bradbury
Duarte
Monrovia
GOP Holding Its 7-1 Voter Edge in San Marino
Republicans lead San Marino's voter rolls by 7 to 1 with 7 563 GOP adherents and 1 065 Democrats among 8 816 registered voters. Nearby districts show Republicans outweigh Democrats in the 24th Congressional District, the 2st State Senate District, and the 54th State Assembly District with large GOP majorities.
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GOP
San Marino
American Independent Party
Peace and Freedom Party
Where Did They Go Where Did They Go
Chronology ofmultiple emergency responses across several streets from May 6 to May 11. Ambulance calls report patients transported to hospital. fire equipment handles include electrical fires, furnace motor fires, and miscellaneous cleanups. Repeated responses occur on Chelsea road Huntington drive Canterbury road Virginia road Sherwood road Kenilworth avenue Circle drive and other streets.
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Blackstone Road
Virginia Road
Sherwood Road
Furnace Motor
Chelsea Road
Huntington Drive
Kenilworth Avenue
Circle Drive
Canterbury Road
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