Progress in San Marino police and fire complex at city hall
Progress continues on the San Marino police and fire department complex at city hall. Officer Far Bliss reports walls up, red tiles to be installed, reused tiles saving money, interior framing complete, electrical roughing in near, and a CCTV system planned with walls prepped for installation. Projected completion August 16 with an estimated cost of 235000 dollars.
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Washington expense details reveal office costs and decor
A report highlights government spending in Washington DC with a $133 million allocation for two new offices and a parking garage. It cites a House lounge at $32,000 for carpet, $22,000 for drapes, and $45,000 for chandeliers, framing it as part of the ongoing war on poverty.
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San Marino Faces Gas Shortage as Supplier Sours
Acting city manager Charles Ro Martin seeks a new gas supplier for San Marino after Los Angeles County cut off city sales. With a 1979 74 budget strain, the city aims to secure fuel at roughly 5,0005 gallons per month as bids fail to materialize and county bids run high.
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L Kinkade Named New Head Of Pasadena YMCA
L Kinkade named director for Pasadena YMCA with ties to the OVMCAN and South Dosan. The appointment follows a period of program expansion and emphasis on community outreach.
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State Information Stalls SM Budget
The San Marino City Council budget process stalls as city manager Charles Martin cites the impact of Senate Bill 00 Reagan Moretti on local financing. San Marino depends on a property tax mechanism for over 60 percent of revenue and lacks guidance due to the recent bill. The inflation factor and quarterly figures complicate closing the year’s books.
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San Marino Day at Dodger Stadium Ticket Deadline
San Marino residents rush to buy San Marino Day at Dodger Stadium tickets with a May 29 deadline. The event June 2 is co sponsored by the City Club and the High School Stadium Fund to raise funds for the stadium program. Tickets are four dollars for reserved seats behind the plate with ten dollars for bus transportation. Checks payable to the High School Stadium Fund should be sent to Gordon Weaver at 1925 Endicott Road San Marino or delivered to the San Marino Tribune office.
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San Marino Plans Fines for Loose Dogs in Jay Park
San Marino police will begin citing owners whose dogs run loose in Jay Park, as part of a city effort to curb stray dogs. Chief W Moore announced the move this week to strengthen leash law enforcement.
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Uncertain Weather Forecast Confuses Local Editor
Fragmentary forecast mentions late night and early morning clouds with sun during the day. Text references temperatures and highs for several days but the data is garbled and unclear.
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Holiday Schedule Adapts Tribune Deadlines
Memorial Day observed next Monday May 1 tribune deadlines moved forward. All copy for the week’s paper must be submitted soon tomorrow. The Tribune will be closed Monday. schools banks and the San Marino Chamber of Commerce note closings discretionary. Normal business hours resume Tuesday.
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Herbert Hoover III Leads Pasadena Red Cross Chapter
Pasadena Red Cross names Herbert Hoover III as new leader for a term beginning July. Eric Toga elected volunteer chair. Louis Crevelingy serves as director. J A Carlisle reappointed for three years. Chapter officers include Mrs Wayne H Kimght and Mrs Jane. about 208 volunteers attended the meeting with guest speaker Dr. Rogar Shagida.
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Education Board Hears Wage Plans Of City Teachers
Education officials examine proposed teacher wage plans amid district budget discussions. City educators and administrators attend the session seeking details on salary scales, step increases, and potential contract terms.
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Grad Night Feast Plans Mentioned by Wy Moyet
Planning notes discuss a Grad Night feast at the high school with Mr and Mrs Wy Moyet referenced. The text describes tentative menus and activities while noting student safety and school welfare concerns.
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Memorial Day Plans Eye San Martin o Park Ceremony
Memorial Day events outline a wreath laying at San Martin Davy Park by the American Legion Pont The wreath details evoke a community ceremony. Volunteers and attendees are expected for the observance including music and a band performance with new uniforms.
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