Middlekauff Emerges as Active Huntington Leader
John Hauser reports on Dr. Robert Middlekauff new director of the Huntington Library Art Gallery and Botanical Gardens. The 53 year old scholar aims to blend scholarship and administration, teaching undergraduates at Berkeley and nurturing public access to Huntington resources. He sees leadership as keeping his research alive while guiding the institution. His approach mirrors his prior roles at UC Berkeley where he balanced teaching and administration, insisting on continuing courses and engaging young students. The piece notes praise from Edmund S Morgan Yale professor and references Middiekauffs book The Glorious Cause.
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Camp Fire proposes safety program for San Marino students
San Marino School Board reviews Camp Fire Council of the Foothills eight session program Im Safe and Sure for kindergarten through grade school students It covers crime prevention and citizenship with sessions on rules safety strangers honesty and home security The district police donate funds for one year and a decision on adoption will come next month Kanner earns IECC exemplary status for Tools and Techniques of Problem Solving math program at San Marino High School enrollment stands at 2958 with 2.81 percent drop since June 1993
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Civil Defense Sirens to Be Tested in San Marino
Civil Defense sirens will be tested in San Marino on Friday at 10 am. The monthly test occurs on the last Friday at the same time and is conducted throughout Los Angeles County.
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Chamber Mixer at Jurgensen's Market Tonight
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce hosts a fall mixer tonight at Jurgensen's Market 2270 Huntington Drive. Doors open at 68 pm with hors d oeuvres and refreshments. Admission costs 4 dollars.
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San Marino Hosts West Point Visit For Navy Army Game Load
San Marino continues a Special Host City program for the Navy Army football event hosting cadets and midshipmen. John Cornell delivered materials to West Point Superintendent General Willard Scott Jr. and Lt Col Louis Leone accepted on campus. The San Marino Tribune covered planning as Mayor Lynn Retti and local officials backed the effort during Cornell’s West Point visit after Capitol engagements.
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Cushman to Chair Army Navy Foundation Fund Raising
John Cushman of San Marino and chief executive of Cushman Realty Corp has been named chair of the Army Navy 83 Foundation Corporate Fund Raising Committee. He will lead efforts to secure corporate sponsors for the 1983 Army Navy football game at the Rose Bowl on November 3, with a history of active community involvement including Crocker Center and Atlantic Richfield Plaza projects.
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Suspect robs Barclays Bank in San Marino branch
In a late Thursday robbery at Barclays Bank on Huntington Drive the suspect, heavy set in his late 30s, demanded cash from a teller and left with more than $500 after entering front and exiting rear doors. A second incident on Huntington Drive involves a 25-year-old Altadena woman assaulted with a steel pipe after accepting a ride.
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Drive incident and burglaries reported in San Marino area
A man attacked a woman with a steel pipe on Huntington Drive after a dog treat mishap, chased her, and kicked her as she fled. Separate thefts included a missing 2 foot pool set from a San Marino home, a stolen $500 stereo from Los Robles Avenue, a burglary on Ashbourne Drive involving a removed screen and jewelry, and a car burglary on Lorain Road taking an electric typewriter and two tennis rackets.
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Nancy Honig to address area PTA events in California
Nancy Honig wife of state education chief Bill Honig will speak at two local PTA events Tuesday. She attends a San Marino PTA luncheon at Alexa’s Fairfield Place home and headlines a First District PTA legislation conference at South Pasadena Junior High School. Merlin Olsen introduces her at the lunch, and she discusses saving public education in California.
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Prizes Awarded In Chamber Drawing In San Marino
Heather Bonham and Henry Escudero won 10 speed bicycles in the San Marino Chamber of Commerce Back-to-school drawing. The event capped three weeks of merchant participation with prizes and entry blanks. Other winners received various gift certificates and services from local businesses.
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