Telethon invites public input on federal regulation debates
Washington telethon calls today invite citizens to discuss federal regulations via toll free 800-368-8050 from 3 to 7 pm. Rep John Rousselot and other congressional panelists monitor the line as FOR's National Committee gauges public sentiment on red tape. A nationwide mail survey will accompany the event as part of broader “citizen’s audit” efforts.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
FOR National Committee
Rousselot
Washington
Agriculture Council of America
Dr Lowney to Lead San Marino Schools Through Hard Times
This interview outlines Dr Roger Lowney�s move from Longview Washington to San Marino as designated schools superintendent next April. He faces Prop 13 driven funding woes, potential grade school reorganization, and push to preserve programs amid looming budget cuts. He cites community involvement and regulatory pressure as key challenges.
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Lowney
San Marino
Roger Lowney
Michael
Scott
Kay Lowney
Dana
Darcy
Wisconsin
Dad
Walter Dingus
Dr. Lowney
Longview
Washington
California
Service Cutbacks and Fundraising Plan For San Marino
San Marino faces tighter public services as Prop 13 cuts reshape budgets. City Manager Charles Martin outlines layoffs, higher fees, and park closures while warning relief is unlikely. A Blue Ribbon Committee plans a November fundraising drive aiming for 800000, relying on resident donations and credibility to sustain essential services amid potential 1979 budget gaps.
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Charles Martin
San Marino
Martin
Lacy Park
Paul Dobbins
Dobbins
Jerry Brown
Donald Henriksen
Henriksen
San
Schools Approve 5.9 Million Budget After Turbulent Summer
The San Marino School Board approved the 1978 79 budget of 5.9 million dollars with only minor questions despite prior reorganization debates and Proposition 13 cuts. The new budget is about 3 percent below last year’s total.
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San Marino
San Marino district adjusts after staff turnover
After a busy summer, San Marino Unified School District counts four resignations Carver’s Steve Dupont Arthur Eckstrom Elena Dunlap and Karen Weaver and several administrative changes Superintendent Walter Dingus announced. Chester Gilgen becomes Valentine School principal Jim Schuman takes Huntington dean role Michael Gallion replaces social science post Mary Myers leads ESOL program with June Hall becoming district director of ESL efforts.
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San Marino
Walter Dingus
Carver
Steve Dupont
Arthur Eckstrom
Elena Dunlap
Huntington
Karen Weaver
Chester Gilgen
Valentine
Jim Schuman
Michael Gallion
Mary Myers
June Hall
Constitution Week Proclaimed in San Marino 1978
The Mayor Maurice Jones Jr proclaims September 17 through 23, 1978, as Constitution Week in San Marino California urging citizens to study the Federal Constitution and celebrate American citizenship with appropriate ceremonies and activities.
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United States
Maurice Jones JR
San Marino
State of California
Constitution Week Luncheon Proclaimed in San Marino
Mayor Maurice Jones proclaims Constitution Week and the San Marino DAR hosts a luncheon at the Huntington Sheraton Pasadena on the anniversary of the Constitution's signing. DAR chairwoman Mrs. Mark Nevill invites residents to attend. call 282-8633 for information.
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San Marino
Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Week
Huntington Sheraton Hotel
Pasadena
DAR
Freedom Strong
Mark Nevill
Constitution
Maurice Jones Jr
Mark T. Nevill
Libertarian Ed Clark Bids for Californias Governorship
San Marino attorney Ed Clark rallies Libertarian support as he appears on California ballots alongside Evelle Younger and Jerry Brown. He cites Proposition 13 backers and anti tax sentiment as paths to influence, calling for tax relief and broad tax cuts while supporting some liberal policies like marijuana initiative. Clark condemns the Briggs Initiative and would run as an independent in November.
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Fong EU
Libertarian Party
Evelle Younger
Jerry Brown
California
Clark
San Francisco
Social Hour Mixer At Southwestern Academy Tonight
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce hosts a season opening mixer from 5 to 7 p.m. at Southwestern Academy 2800 Monterey Road. Open to residents businessmen friends and employees. Entry donation is 2 50 dollars refreshments and entertainment provided. San Marino Dads Band performs.
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Chamber of Commerce
Southwestern Academy
Monterey Road
San Marino Dads
San Marino
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Ed Clark
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