22 May 1975
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
1
City council members examined an initial budget draft and assessed changes department by department in a special study session. Concrete figures or final outcomes were not yet announced.
The San Marie Community Council meets tonight to decide final disbursements to agencies relying on council funding. Reports include allocations from the 1974 budget and officer elections for 1975 1976 with new members introduced.
San Marino High School tennis team dominated CIF action with a 12 0 league record 221 overall marking a possible CIF division championship bid The squad’s depth and balance surpass last year and all home matches move to Lacy Park replacing prior venues to streamline play
Titans advance in CIF baseball as San Marino star players anchor the win. Key moments include four doubles by top hitter and aggressive base running that sparked a high scoring chase and momentum swing.
Local Red Cross volunteers held two blood drives in San Marino adding 18 pints to the city’s blood bank. May 12 at San Marino High School drew 10 donors, including 28 adults and several students. May 14 at the San Marco Woman's Club registered 94 for the drive and collected 94 pints. Two donors were unsuccessful.
Forecasts indicate possible showers on Monday and Tuesday with around 15 inches of rain in San Marino this week. The National Weather Service cautions the rain may be lighter and temporary with lighter skies and warmer days ahead. Last week saw a high of 3 on Wednesday and fluctuating temperatures through Friday.
Rep John H Rousselot of California's 26th District commends the president on decisive steps to free the SS Mayaques and rescue crewmen from Cambodian forces. He sent a letter praising the action and urged continued leadership for the United States.
Public service notice states the San Marino library will close Monday May 26 for a holiday. Planning to resume activities the following day, with floral displays and chamber events postponed. Public access to the wall display and trac office will be limited during the closure period.
A themed undersea backdrop will transform the annual Grad Night into a vibrant aquatic setting. Neptunes and volunteers will decorate with blue hues and sea creature props while residents contribute scenery details and art pieces to accompany the venue.
Five San Marino schools appoint new PTA presidents led by district volunteers. Each school outlines goals for fundraisers, student programs, and community engagement after installation ceremonies.
Readable fragments show residents reacting to a chamber led initiative. Names and places are unclear but the note highlights community engagement and local sentiment. The piece hints at a page break and ongoing coverage of the drive’s reception.
A local school district votes to raise assessments by 28 percent to fund new programs and maintain services. Officials cite rising costs and growing student needs, with impact projections shared at the board meeting.
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