Henriksen named vice president for research at Claremont McKenna
Newsmaker Donald Henriksen, former vice president of Atlantic Richfield, is appointed vice president for research at Claremont McKenna College overseeing seven institutes for the campus with 800 undergraduates. Henriksen, UC Berkeley and Stanford trained, replaces James Jamieson, now director in San Luis Obispo.
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Gardeners protest proposed law on lawn blower use
San Marino gardeners react to a city ordinance restricting lawn blowers. Dudley Atkins fears loss of his $300 nitro blower while Mamoru Oki notes the law would cut yard cleanup time from 40 to 20 minutes. Several gardeners call for quieter speeds or greater compliance rather than a ban.
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The Summer of 87 Details The Making Of The Constitution
A Tribune feature tracing events during the 1787 Philadelphia Constitutional Convention. The compilation by Huntington Library scholar P M Zall surveys debates on presidency, executive councils, and public reception while noting contemporaneous reports from Rhode Island, Maryland, New Jersey, and Scotland. Washington’s letter hints at homesickness as delegates near final draft.
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Back To School Promotion Kicks Off By Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce annual back to school promotion runs until September 16 with a drawing on September 2 at Carver School for two speed bicycles and other prizes donated by San Marino businesses. Registration forms are available at participating businesses through Sep. 16. Promotion committee members are Larry Chaconas Jane Monicle Gary Cunningham Diana Doi and Russ Siverling.
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Not Just A Lot Of Hot Air
The Tribune reports a record number of letters to the editor about the city’s proposed ban on portable browers. Residents respond with opinions on page 4 and 5.
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Along The Drive John D McDonald Quote on Friendships
The author John D. McDonald remarks that friendships like marriage hinge on avoiding the unforgivable actions, stressing boundaries within close relationships. He underscores the need for trust and restraint to sustain lasting bonds.
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Public hearing outlines city fencing and housing ordinance changes
City planning hearing on Ordinances 928 and 929 sets four foot fence limit in zones 3-7 with opacity rules and hedges limits. five foot six inch in zones 1-2 with 25 percent opacity. Requires renderings. bedrooms garages rules tighten. livable area caps 30 percent in districts 1 and 2. moratorium lifted Oct 31.
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La Mancha and City Plan Local Commercial Development
San Marino and La Mancha Development Company edge toward a consensus on the Hun tington Drive and Winston Avenue site. At the August 26 planning commission hearing, residents and groups raised traffic safety and parking concerns, including school crossing safety near Carver School, while La Mancha officials stressed a low density plan and cooperation with the city.
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Bicyclist Safety Reminder As School Starts
As Huntington's school year opens, notices urge helmet use after a car strike on Huntington Drive. The San Marino PTA backs the program urging all students to wear helmets for bikes and skateboards and local merchants offer group discounts.
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National Safety Council
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