20 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
1
The San Marino community meeting last week fixed the 1973-71 Community Chest goal at 58250, up 5750 from last year’s 52500. Anthony Garrett told the Tribune the drive starts next week with Fred Sowedel as chair and a full executive and community group aiding fund-raising.
San Marino Red Cross begins its annual fund drive with ten volunteers from the local branch organizing mailings to over 4400 residents and businesses. Under Robert Ko Leishoian and other chairmen, the drive aims for a $25,000 quota to support extra services amid recent floods and quakes.
Michael Wagers of the Jack Daniel Distillery will speak at the San Marino Rotary Club lunch meeting at the San Marino Woman's Club. He will present a film and address club members at noon today.
A saying warns that lack of criticism marks a person as a nobody. It asserts you cannot cure a guilty conscience at a medical clinic, implying moral failure or avoidance rather than genuine healing.
Seven San Marino High School students have been named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists for 1974. The finalists will compete against about one million students nationwide after October tests, with roughly 15 000 semifinalists chosen from state-by-state selections. Joel Swisher Dwight Donovan Canive Tray Ketler Harry Tauritten Jonathan Ho Mamm Lisa Petersen.
Fred W Soldwedel of Gainsborough Drive receives the Patriotism Award from San Marino Lodge No 685 Free and Accepted Masons for service to country and community. The presentation occurs during halftime at the San Marino High football game. Soldwedel’s career includes U S Navy service aboard USS Manchester in Korea, Naval Reserve commander, and roles with San Marino Community Church and Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association among others.
San Marino High School’s Titans prepare for a tough season opener against Arcadia with a focus on building momentum. Coach Cann notes a competitive Rio Hondo League, listing returning players and key positions for both offense and defense as the team aims for strong showings in early games.
Residents in Pasadena and San Marino protest California Street traffic changes after city action at the September City Council meeting. Complaints cite speeding, unsafe driveways, and blocked access as authorities plan added patrols and traffic restrictions to calm the area.
USC unveils the Edmondson Research Building on Soto Street and Valley Boulevard near the School of Medicine campus. The 30,000 square foot facility houses USC cancer research programs and a network of labs supported by Dr Murray W Gardner and Dr Hugh Edmondson, tied to the 1987 vision by then Department chair Dr Edmundson.
The Tribune presents fall football booster notices and advertising pages. Read about local teams, events, and schedules amid seasonal coverage and promotional material.
Fragmentary text references arrangements and names, with several garbled terms suggesting an incident. The readable bits imply a car or other accident and possible involved persons, but specifics are lost to OCR errors. Further clarity needed to identify people, place, or outcome.
Fragmentary text mentions a Saturday event at a local venue with partial names and dates. The readable items imply a community notice or schedule but lack coherent details for full summarization.
Ambitious candidate J Collier seeks a seat in a proposed new district if the plan passes. The change would expand representation to cover South Pasadena Arcadia San Gabriel Valley and Pomello City with potential relocation and reelection prospects.
The readable lines show a local public sale notice with partial action and official names. Key entities include a person and a place, but the full context and date remain unclear in the mangled text.
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