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7 58551 69301 0 WEDNESDAY Sept. 6, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 14 pages, Volume 148 Number 150 email: [email protected] DA and county again at odds over budget Shortage Officials do Norman Vroman says he’s out touching on the embattled budget he submitted is neces- other office holders and struggled year after year with budget for all the usual rea- sary to perform constitutional- department heads did not of Lake annual dance the Mendocino County sons: Vroman submitted a ly mandated functions. attend the hearings either. over numbers Executive Office and Board of budget exceeding the county’s However, this year, Vroman Had he been there, he By KATIE MINTZ Supervisors over his budget -- requested 6.5 percent cut to was not present to address the would have likely told the pear The Daily Journal this year being no exception. net county cost, the Executive board. board that the $3.4 million Since being elected eight Early last week, the board Office recommended less than “This was the first year they decided would be ade- years ago, District Attorney concluded its annual final that amount, and Vroman indi- they didn’t ask us to appear,” packers budget hearings, but not with- cated that the number in the Vroman said, explaining that See BUDGET, Page 14 By CYNTHIA DAVIS Lakeport Record-Bee FINLEY -- A labor short- age is putting the Lake Self-help County pear industry in a bind as packing houses search housing ALWAYS ON A TUESDAY for workers to continue pro- cessing fruit. Scully Packing, a family- owned business that has been planned in the pear picking and pack- ing business since 1974, is contending with several prob- near lake lems common among pear By JAMES ARENS harvesters, said company The Daily Journal owner, Toni Scully. On Thursday, the But, as Scully points out, Mendocino County Planning the problems this year come Commission will be holding a in an unusual combination a public hearing regarding the labor shortage, a late harvest Rural Communities Housing and increased competition for Development Corporation workers from county grape and the Alice Prevost Trust’s growers. plans to develop an almost “We have never seen a year 12-acre housing sub-division like this,” Scully said Friday. just north of Ukiah near Lake “The lateness of the season Mendocino. combined with the lack of RCHDC and the Alice labor and the early squeeze Prevost Trust are planning to placed upon us by the grape request a major subdivision to harvest has created the perfect create 62 lots ranging in size storm.” between 3,580 square feet to Despite a special legisla- 15,310 square feet in two tion benchmark program phases for the development of unique to Lake County, which a self-help housing project. allows 16- and 17-year-olds The area in question is about to work in the packing houses three miles north of down- when school is not in session, town Ukiah on the north side Scully said, “People don’t of Lake Mendocino Drive and understand the magnitude of approximately one-half mile the numbers of workers we east of North State Street at need in a relatively short 500 Lake Mendocino Drive. amount of time.” The property consists of There is a three-week win- three parcels - with RCHDC dow of opportunity for pick- owning two of them - that will Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal ing and packing the pears, be developed in two phases Harry Bistrin, who has been volunteering at the library for the last two years, helps to sort books Scully said. while the third will be subdi- along with eleven other volunteers every Tuesday morning for an hour before the library opens. “In Lake County this is a vided as a part of prearranged widespread problem we cur- agreement allowing access rently have 40 percent to 50 and utility easements through percent less pickers than nor- the property. Overall, the Close-knit group keeps books shelved mal,” Scully said. development would include By ZACK SAMPSEL the fullest. recruited long-time friend Marge Van Individual labor contrac- 47 self-help, low and very- tors provide crews of pickers low income single family The Daily Journal In 1989, Shirley Madison retired Dusen. Madison said that for the hile the doors of the Ukiah from teaching and began volunteer- next few years she and Van Dusen for the pear harvest; it’s homes and 11 more that will Scully’s opinion that the labor be moderate income homes. Public Library are closed ing at the library helping with story worked more than two hours each each Tuesday morning at 9 time and other activities, although Tuesday and shelved more than 600 shortage can be chalked up to The final four parcels would W immigration policy. a.m., a very special group of volun- there were a few jobs Madison didn’t books on their own. Realizing they remain under the current sep- “The clock is ticking and arate ownership of Alice teers is inside helping to clean the particularly want to do. needed help, Van Dusen recruited her children’s room, dust the shelves, “When I was interviewed here, I late husband, Bill. Bill organized the there is a real possibility that Prevost Trust (Prevost- 30 percent of the pears won’t Thompson) and will act as an feed the fish and restock the shelves. told her I’d do anything but shelve volunteer group and created a system As the carts of books pour in and books,” Madison said. “I thought I’d to organize and shelve the books get picked,” said Scully. intermediate piece between Scully is putting out a call the RCHDC-owned portions out of the children’s room, a group just be helping read books.” faster. of 12 people helps to make sure that Madison quickly realized that Shortly after Madison and the Van for workers and volunteers of the development. who would be willing to work There are plans to have all the books are organized and the helping clean and shelve books was children can enjoy their own area to a responsibility she enjoyed and soon See BOOKS, Page 14 in the packing houses for three types of building eight to 10 hours daily in the designs. “Type A” will be a heat. 1,208-square-foot, one story home with a 492 square foot attached garage. “Type B” will consist of a 1,505- square-foot two-story struc- Immigrant marches effect on lawmakers? Not much. ture also with a 492-square- By MICHELE R. MARCUCCI debate, which stalled over the Congress needs to pay close foot attached garage. And MediaNews Group House and Senate’s vastly dif- attention to what constituents “Type C” will be an 1,411- OAKLAND - Thousands ferent reform bills. Both bod- have to say. And when they square-foot two-story home of people sacrificed Labor ies returned from summer say it in large numbers, they with a 530-square-foot Day picnics Monday to march recess this week. pay even more attention,” said garage. Overall, there are for immigrant rights, hoping The House bill, calls for Lynne Weil, spokeswoman for going to be 16 “Type A”, 11 that Congress would listen. stronger border security and Rep. Tom Lantos, D-San “Type B” and 31 “Type C” But the nationwide marches - prosecution of illegal immi- Mateo, who voted against the homes proposed for this pro- including gatherings in grants and those who aid House bill. “However, posi- ject. The property is almost Oakland, San Francisco and them, while the Senate’s pro- tions aren’t formed overnight completely vacant except for San Jose - seem to have had posal includes opportunities by crowds. And one event one mobile home and an little impact on those who will for undocumented immigrants alone is unlikely to change accessory building. decide millions of undocu- to gain legal status. A compro- many minds.” The meeting will be held at mented immigrants’ fate. mise plan by two One mind unchanged is 9 a.m. in the Board of Members of the Bay Area’s Republicans, Indiana Rep. Rep. Richard Pombo’s. Supervisors chambers at 501 Congressional contingent and Mike Pence and Texas Sen. “He stands by his vote on Low Gap Road. their staffers said the marches Kay Bailey Hutchison, is also the House bill,” said Pombo’s D. Ross Cameron/Oakland Tribune James Arens can be did little to influence their on the table. spokesman, Lucas Frances. Marchers in east Oakland Monday during an immi- reached at [email protected] positions on the immigration “Obviously, any member of See MARCH, Page 14 grants’ rights protest.

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booked into jail on suspicion was booked into jail on suspi- DEATH NOTICE of assault with a deadly cion of driving under the The world briefly weapon at 7:43 p.m. Friday. influence, driving unlawfully BOOKED -- Miguel Jesus and probation violations at • Florida Holstrom, 83, of Moolira, 29, of Fort Bragg, 8:28 Sunday. Ukiah, died Friday after a was booked into jail on suspi- BOOKED -- Marbella President Bush defends war lence, while the president predicted bloodshed long illness. A memorial will will be quelled by the end of next year. cion of assault and battery dis- Maricela Baez-Puc, 33, of be held in Tacoma, Wash. on obeying a court order and giv- Fort Bragg, was booked into strategy, quoting repeatedly The U.S. military announced the deaths of Saturday, with burial at three more American servicemen, bringing to ing false identification to a jail on suspicion of driving from Osama bin Laden Mountain View Cemetery in police officer at 2:36 a.m. under the influence and will- 10 the number of coalition soldiers killed the Tacoma. Arrangements are WASHINGTON (AP) — Quoting repeated- previous two days — eight Americans and two Saturday. ful cruelty at 5:13 a.m. under the direction of BOOKED -- Michael Jeff Monday. ly from Osama bin Laden, President Bush said Britons. Eversole Mortuary. Tuesday that pulling U.S. troops out of Iraq Gazzano, 43, of Willits, was Iraq’s state of emergency, which has been in Those arrested by law enforcement would fulfill the terrorist leader’s wishes and place for almost two years, covers every area booked into jail on suspicion of battery, being under the officers are innocent until proven guilty. propel him into a more powerful global threat except the autonomous Kurdish region in the POLICE REPORTS People reported as having been arrest- in the mold of Adolf Hitler. north. It grants security forces the power to influence of controlled sub- ed may contact the Daily Journal once With two months until an Election Day that impose curfews and make arrests without war- The following were stance and violating his pro- their case has been concluded so the bation at 2:44 p.m. Saturday. results can be reported. Those who feel hinges largely on national security, Bush laid rants. compiled from reports the information is in error should con- out bin Laden’s vision in detail, including new It has been renewed every month since first prepared by the Ukiah BOOKED -- Rodney tact the appropriate agency. In the case revelations from previously unreported docu- being authorized in November 2004, hours Police Department. To Phillip Breen, 26, of Willits, of those arrested on suspicion of dri- was booked into jail on suspi- ving under the influence of an intoxi- ments. Voters were never more united behind before U.S. and Iraqi troops launched a big anonymously report cant: all DUI cases reported by law the president than in the aftermath of the Sept. offensive to drive insurgents out of Fallujah, crime information, call cion of driving under the enforcement agencies are reported by 11 attacks, and his speech was designed to con- one of the main cities in the restive Anbar 463-6205. influence, evading a peace the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes vince Americans that the threat has not faded region west of Baghdad. ARREST -- Chardelle officer and probation viola- no exceptions. five years later. Two U.S. Marines and one sailor were killed Cadogan, 20, of Ukiah, was tions at 8:36 p.m. Saturday. Democrats have been increasing their criti- in Anbar “due to enemy action” Monday, the arrested on suspicion of BOOKED -- Christopher CORRECTIONS cism of the president’s policies in Iraq as the U.S. military command reported. Five other endangering a child in the 200 Thomas Coffey, 39, of Red congressional elections approach, with the lat- Americans had previously been reported killed block of Hospital Drive at Bluff, was booked into jail on The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this suspicion of driving under the space to correct errors or make clarifications est salvo coming in a letter Monday that sug- Sunday and Monday, and two British soldiers 5:14 p.m. Monday. to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- gested he fire Defense Secretary Donald died from a roadside bombing in the south influence, driving without a ary notices or birth announcements will Rumsfeld. Monday. SHERIFF’S REPORTS license and probation viola- result in reprinting the entire article. Errors The White House rejected the idea. tions at 2:06 a.m. Sunday. may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. The following were BOOKED -- Paul Anshin “It’s not going to happen,” spokesman Tony compiled from reports Snow said in a lengthy rebuttal to the Iranian president seeks purge Blake, 61, of Albion, was prepared by the booked into jail on suspicion LOTTERY NUMBERS Democratic letter. “Creating Don Rumsfeld as of liberal, secular teachers, Mendocino County a bogeyman may make for good politics but of causing corporal injury to a DAILY 3: Afternoon: 1, 3, calls for ’80s-style radicalism Sheriff’s Office: spouse, attempted arson, pos- would make for very lousy strategy at this BOOKED 9. Evening: 1, 7, 8. time.” -- Yanet session of the materials to TEHRAN, Iran (AP)— Iran’s hard-line Aguilera-Salazar, 31, of Fort FANTASY 5: 1, 8, 21, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called commit arson, cruelty to a 38, 39. Bragg, was booked into jail on dependent adult, vandalism to Felipe Calderon declared Tuesday for a purge of liberal and secular suspicion of assault, battery DAILY DERBY: 1st: 06 teachers from the country’s universities, urging property in excess of $5,000 Whirl Win; 2nd: 07 Eureka; president-elect in Mexico and disobeying a court order and probation violations at students to return to 1980s-style radicalism. at 5:02 p.m. Friday. 3rd: 01 Gold Rush. Race after 2 months of uncertainty “Today, students should shout at the presi- 11:41 a.m. Sunday. time: 1.44.63. BOOKED -- Jesse James BOOKED -- Luis Alberto dent and ask why liberal and secular universi- Connolly, 20, of Ukiah, was MEGA MILLIONS: 1, MEXICO CITY (AP) — Felipe Calderon Hernandez, 26, of Gualala, 32, 36, 42, 53. was declared president-elect Tuesday after two ty lecturers are present in the universities,” the months of uncertainty, but his ability to rule official Islamic Republic News Agency quoted effectively remained in doubt with Andres Ahmadinejad as saying during a meeting with Manuel Lopez Obrador vowing to lead a paral- a group of students. lel leftist government from the streets. Ahmadinejad complained that reforms in Intel to cut 10,500 jobs The unanimous decision by the Federal the country’s universities were difficult to accomplish and that the educational system By JORDAN ROBERTSON mation technology ranks, and the Nasdaq Stock Market. In Electoral Tribunal rejected allegations of sys- Associated Press will expand in 2007 to include after-hours trading, shares fell tematic fraud and awarded Calderon the presi- had been affected by secularism for the last 150 years. But, he added: “Such a change has SAN JOSE — Intel Corp., manufacturing, design and 26 cents to $19.73. dency by 233,831 votes out of 41.6 million the world’s largest chip other segments. Many analysts and cast in the July 2 elections — a margin of 0.56 begun.” The president, in his role as head of the maker, has endured a humili- The cuts are expected to investors were expecting percent. The ruling cannot be appealed. ating stumble in recent years save the company $3 billion higher job cuts and a better- Calderon now must win over millions of country’s Council of Cultural Revolution, does have the authority to make such changes. But as it steadily lost market share per year by 2008. Severance defined strategy for dealing Mexicans angry that President Vicente Fox, in its core business to a feisty costs are expected to total with problem business units, who is from Calderon’s party, didn’t make his comments Tuesday seemed designed more to encourage hard-line students to begin a pres- smaller rival. $200 million. said Nathan Brookwood, ana- good on promises of sweeping change — and But the semiconductor “These actions, while diffi- lyst with Insight 64. fend off thousands of radicalized leftists who sure campaign on their own, thus forcing uni- versities to oust the teachers. company’s announcement of cult, are essential to Intel “This is not nearly as deep say they will stop at nothing to undermine his sweeping job cuts Tuesday is becoming a more agile and or as broad a cut as many had presidency. Iran retired dozens of liberal university pro- fessors and teachers earlier this year. And last its most ambitious maneuver efficient company, not just for anticipated,” he said. “They Lopez Obrador, whose support is dwindling yet to reverse criticism that it this year or the next, but for aren’t talking about cutting but becoming more radical, has said he won’t November, Ahmadinejad’s administration for the first time named a cleric to head the coun- has become too bloated and years to come,” Chief back any substantial pro- recognize the new government and vows to burdened by bad technologi- Executive Paul Otellini said in grams. They’re saying, ’We block Calderon from taking power Dec. 1. try’s oldest institution of higher education, Tehran University, despite protests by students. cal bets to regain its footing. a statement. can still do everything we Protesters outside the tribunal wept as the deci- Intel said after the market About 5,000 of the affected were planning to do, but now sion was announced and set off firecrackers closed that it will eliminate positions have already been we can do it with fewer peo- that shook the building. Annan warns of crisis 10,500 jobs — about 10 per- cut or will be eliminated this ple.’And I’m not certain that’s “We aren’t going to let him govern!” as African peacekeepers cent of its work force — year through a previously a workable plan.” Thomas Jimenez, a 30-year-old law student, through layoffs, attrition and announced management lay- Intel has been under intense screamed as hundreds of protesters threw eggs forced out of Darfur the sale of underperforming off, the pending sale of two pressure to unload money-los- and trash at the courthouse. KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) — The U.N. business groups as part of a businesses, and attrition, said ing divisions and halt the secretary-general warned Tuesday that Sudan massive restructuring. Intel spokesman Chuck encroachment of AMD on its Tropical Storm Florence would bear full responsibility for the worsen- The company is fighting to Mulloy. lucrative core business mak- forms in open Atlantic ing humanitarian crisis in Darfur if African reverse sinking profit and The company plans to cut ing the microprocessors that Union peacekeepers pull out by month’s end fend off rival Advanced Micro about 2,500 more jobs by the act as the brains of computers. MIAMI (AP) — Tropical Storm Florence because of the government’s refusal to allow a Devices Inc., which has stolen end of the year. The remainder formed Tuesday in the open Atlantic, becom- U.N.-led force to take over. about 5 percent of Intel’s mar- will be shed in 2007, when ing the sixth named storm of the 2006 hurri- The cash-starved and understaffed African ket share over the past year Intel’s head count will settle cane season, and was likely to grow. Union force, whose mandate ends Sept. 30, has with a raft of cheaper and around 92,000, Mulloy said. Florence had top sustained wind near 40 been unable to halt the violence in Sudan’s higher-performing products. Before the announcement, mph, 1 mph over the 39 mph threshold for a western region. Sudan, which recently “The head count reductions shares of Intel rose 11 cents to tropical storm, and it was expected to slowly launched a new military offensive against are an admission that they close at $19.99 Tuesday on Air Conditioning Tune Up intensify to hurricane strength, according to rebels in Darfur, has ordered the African Union aren’t going to gain the share $49.00 the National Hurricane Center. out if it insists on handing over the mission to back,” said Eric Ross, an ana- • Free Duct leakage test.* “Our forecast does have it becoming a hur- the United Nations. lyst with ThinkEquity • Free refrigerant charge.* Partners. “Intel is finally rec- • Free report showing system ricane by Friday morning — minimal hurri- The absence of any foreign troops in Darfur efficiency. cane, Category 1,” said Mark Willis, a meteo- ognizing the reality that AMD Service CENTER would likely lead to widespread misery or star- is gaining share, and it’s a bad rologist at the hurricane center. vation in camps flooded with refugees from a 539-S Main St. Ukiah • 462-2021 PC market, so Intel really 859 N. 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The U.N. has warned of said most of the job cuts this hundreds of thousands more deaths if aid oper- year will come from its man- oil change Iraq extends ations collapse. agement, marketing and infor- Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has state of emergency rejected the U.N. presence as an attempt to BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Iraq’s parliament impose Western colonial control over his coun- reopened Tuesday after a summer recess and try and has instead offered to send 10,000 gov- PROBATE, ESTATE PLANNING voted to extend a state of emergency for a ernment troops to Darfur. Critics say such a month because of unrelenting sectarian vio- move would only inflame the violence. AND TRUSTS JAMES R. MAYO Watch Repair Since 1893 Eversole Mortuary ATTORNEY AT LAW Crematory & Evergreen Memorial Gardens Certified by the California State Bar as a specialist in this field. Need a watch battery or watch band? Outdoor crypts at reasonable rates. 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Peterson now claims that malicious bers he is suing, he says, “A lot of the Local hassle The jury for the U.S. District Court statements by former colleagues about personal stuff was invented to accom- still to be resolved in Ft. Wayne, Ind. found in favor of his character, mental health and busi- plish their objective. Some of it was By MITCH CLOGG Peterson’s claim that Warren ness dealings have alienated him from real, of course, and some of it I fed, but their main goal was to push me aside Special to the Daily Journal Industries of Lafayette, Ind. had family and friends and overshadowed harmed his company. They then and consumed his last five years, and take control of the company for An Indiana court awarded payments their own profit. They’re still using of $241,010.58 to the Mendocino ordered Warren to pay MGC $44,750 while what he considers business of the $25.7 million Peterson asked betrayals caused the ruin of MGC, accusations about my character and Game Company, producer of the board mental stability as distractions from the game “Pirateer” and to its creator, for. The judge later added $179,403.90 “the dream of my life” and turned its for attorney’s fees and $16,856.68 for bright prospects into a “hellish night- that fact. They were frustrated because Mendocino native Scott Peterson. I was the majority stockholder. I held commerce The larger part of this, $196,260.58 costs. mare of a smear job” and a succession of legal contests. They are proceeding the controlling interest in the compa- was to pay him for his legal fees and ny.” file court costs in the action he brought Hunger strike in Mendocino courts and elsewhere. against a former trading partner, Warren had until the end of June to But while personal resentments and By K.C. Meadows appeal and didn’t. Peterson engaged in attacks appear prominently in the Best mind game Warren Industries, for breach of con- “Pirateer” won the 1996 Mensa tract and misappropriation of property a hunger strike in Ft. Wayne last fall to records of correspondence generated A long standing local law speed up the trial, which he saw as by the afflictions of the Mendocino award for the Best Mind Game, from the game company. “where fortune turns on pirate skull- firm is breaking up. Frank Before breaking their contract, being needlessly delayed. Warren has Game Company, Peterson insists that Bacik told me last week that since laid off most of its Lafayette, personal antagonism was not the duggery and a turn of the dice.” Mensa Warren distributed the buccaneering is the international organization for the he has a new job working for game to chain retail stores, leaving a Ind. workers and moved its assembly drive-spring of his company’s failure. Pacific Lumber Co. where he select list of clients, independent line to China. Speaking of the former board mem- See GAME, Page 5 has been connected for years through his timber industry legal work. Bacik has now been named vice president and general counsel. ENERGIZED AT LOCAL RESTAURANT “I’m departing to take on another adventure in lawyer- ing,” he said. “And as a result, the remaining mem- The Bluebird bers are dissolving the law cafe in Ukiah firm in Ukiah - we’ve been around since the 1950s in Next steps on South State one form or another.” By Jan Warner and Jan Collins The firm has spawned Street across three judges in that time, Next Steps from the city including Judges Golden, Make sure your house is in Behnke and Mayfield, and order airport, has has, “at one time or other, By Jan Warner and Jan installed charg- included within its ranks Collins legal mavens as Tom Q: I am 67 and in good ing stations for Brigham, Scott Gaustad, health, but my husband, age Sandra Applegate and, or 70, suffers from what has electric vehi- course, Jared Carter, our long been diagnosed as Lewy cles so that time patriarch and my men- body's dementia. After sever- tor, partner and friend.” al years at home, his condi- customers can Certainly the passing of tion worsened to the point such an institution should not that I was no longer able to recharge their go un-noticed. take care of him and, much to batteries while Palco said Bacik will be my regret, had to place him in responsible for all legal and a nursing facility. they dine. regulatory affairs of the com- Unfortunately, my husband pany. of 42-plus years never signed According to the story in a power of attorney for me our sister paper, the Eureka because he never believed he Times- Standard, “Bacik was would get sick. He continued a partner in Carter, Oglesby, to deny his illness even after Momsen & Bacik, and for his diagnosis, and is not capa- Apple sets the scene for potential the last 20 years his law ble of signing one now. He practice has focused on nat- doesn't even recognize our ural resource management, three children and me. We got land-use planning and real by on our Social Security movie downloads on iTunes estate development, environ- incomes and his pension, dip- mental impact review and ping into savings and his IRA By MAY WONG and GARY and Apple remain to be which Jobs also headed. That they are released on DVD, related regulatory, adminis- now and again to make ends GENTILE resolved and Apple’s movie connection provides a natural according to studio sources. trative and government meet. But there is not enough AP Business Writers service could launch with a toehold for Disney to be Studios already sell films agency permitting issues. money to pay for his care in a SAN JOSE — Could the limited number of films, among the first to sign a dis- through other online services, “Bacik has maintained nursing home. We have rela- company that helped catapult according to two studio exec- tribution deal. including Movielink, offices in Eureka and Ukiah. tively few assets, and those the legal music download utives who asked to remain Apple’s first experiment CinemaNow and Guba. Those “He said he and his wife we do have -- our home on a market with iPods and iTunes anonymous because talks with a full-length TV movie deals allow the studios to vary Robin and their two children few acres of family land, a now kick-start the online were still ongoing. on iTunes was last March pricing and availability. ‘are avid boaters, bird watch- bank account and a few cer- movie market? Speculation of the iPod when it started offering the Studios also have some ers and beachcombers. We tificates of deposit -- are Rumors of Apple Computer maker adding full-length fea- Disney Channel’s original TV concerns about the digital pro- have a waterfront home on owned jointly by my husband Inc.’s plans to launch a movie ture films to its online iTunes movie, “High School tection offered by Apple. Humboldt Bay. I am very and me. I have no IRA, but he download service gained Music Store have swirled for Musical,” for $9.99. Other deals use Microsoft excited to be joining the does. momentum Tuesday after the months. Already, the Apple and Hollywood stu- Corp.’s Windows Media soft- leadership team at Palco.’ I went to a lawyer, who company sent invitations to Cupertino, Calif.-based com- dio representatives refused to ware, which more tightly con- “Bacik worked for many suggested that the first thing the media, saying “It’s puter company has become a comment on the speculation trols how many times films years in the timber industry to do was to put all joint Showtime,” next week. multimedia powerhouse with of a movie licensing deal. can be transferred to various before obtaining his under- accounts in my name immedi- The media event scheduled its song and TV show down- Also, analysts and industry devices. graduate degrees from ately, since I could do this for Sept. 12 is set in San loads. Analysts said it would observers expect Apple to Studios want to retain more College of the Redwoods and without a power of attorney. Francisco and coincides with only be a matter of time soon introduce a new iPod control over their product, Humboldt State University. This was not a problem the opening day of the Apple before Apple started distribut- player with a widescreen dis- believing, as the mantra goes, He earned his Juris Doctorate because my name was on the Expo in Paris. ing movies online. play — which would be better that “content is king” and that degree in 1987 from the accounts; however, because Sources at several Apple CEO Steve Jobs suited for viewing movies. Apple needs big studio fare to University of the Pacific, the real estate -- including our Hollywood studios confirmed became a board member and Several studios are balking sell any new video player McGeorge School of Law, in home -- is titled jointly, the Tuesday they were in talks to the largest stockholder at The at Apple’s demands, including more than studios need to sell Sacramento, where he stud- lawyer told me that we would sell their films through Walt Disney Co. earlier this selling all films for one price films through iTunes. ied constitutional law under have to get court approval to iTunes. But substantial dis- year through its acquisition of and making all films available Supreme Court Justice have my husband's interest in agreements between studios Pixar Animation Studios Inc., for download the same day See MOVIES, Page 5 Anthony Kennedy.” the home and acreage trans- ferred to me. In this way, A Mendocino County inn according to the lawyer, my violated federal law when it husband's IRA would be used Google expands online news index fired an Arab (Moroccan) to pay for his care until he dining room manager for could qualify for Medicaid By MICHAEL LIEDTKE ny for profiting from the display of con- objecting to what he consid- benefits, and I should then AP Business Writer tent owned by others. ered racial and national ori- have enough income and SAN FRANCISCO — Google Inc. is The friction triggered a copyright gin harassment by a cus- assets to last me if I took a expanding its online news index to infringement lawsuit by one major news tomer, the U.S. Equal reverse mortgage on the include stories published years ago, con- organization, Agence France-Presse, Employment Opportunity home. tinuing the Internet search leader’s recent which is seeking at least $17.5 million in Commission charged in a We went to court and the efforts to create new sales channels for damages. Google has denied the allega- race/national origin discrimi- lawyer was shocked when the long-established media while it strives to tions. nation and retaliation lawsuit judge told him that he would make its own Web site even more useful. Signs of a more cordial relationship it filed Aug. 30. not approve the transfer The news archive to be unveiled with major media have emerged during The EEOC’s suit (Case because 1) it was a crime to Wednesday includes old articles provided the past month as Google announced sep- No. C-06-5356 SI), filed in do so, 2) it was not in my hus- by a long list of media, including The arate business deals with The Associated U.S. District Court for the band's best interest to allow New York Times, The Wall Street Press and Viacom Inc.’s MTV Networks. Northern District of any transfer, and 3) the trans- Journal, Time magazine and The The search engine also is aggressively California asserts that the fer would prevent "estate Washington Post. — a common practice when people want promoting a video service that allows Albion River Inn discriminat- recovery" against the house Other leading information storehouses to read historical information. television networks and movie studios to ed against its dining room when my husband died and like LexisNexis, Factiva and HighBeam, “This is going to be a very good thing sell content. manager, Abdellatif Hadji, by would cost the state too much also have opened up sections of their for us,” said Vivian Schiller, senior vice The news archive service represents “a firing him after he had an money. I don't understand databases to Google’s expanded index. president and general manager of perfect example of how we can work argument on behalf of a why I should be made to suf- Until now, Google’s 4-year-old news NYTimes.com. “There is a tremendous with content providers to realize their Tunisian waiter with a couple fer first by losing my husband search service has focused primarily on hunger out there for our archives.” business goals,” said Jim Gerber, having dinner. The EEOC and second by watching stories posted on the Web during the past Google won’t collect any commissions Google’s content partnerships director. suit asserts that after Hadji everything go up in smoke. 30 days. for the sales referrals, hoping instead to Patrick Spain, chief executive of protested the customer’s A: It is disturbing to see The new archives feature will only make money indirectly from increased HighBeam Research Inc., views treatment of the waiter, the that either the judge was ill- share excerpts from stories related to usage of its own site — the hub of a vast Google’s new service as a significant customer turned on him, say- informed about major issues users’ requests, which are expected to advertising network that accounted for breakthrough for his Chicago-based ser- ing “If you don’t like it, why facing older Americans today range from seminal moments in history most of the company’s $1.3 billion profit vice, which charges for access to most of don’t you go back to your or your lawyer did not make a to minutiae about sports and science. during the first half of this year. the 40 million articles in its database. country?” and “I fought two suitable showing of what the To see the full stories, Google’s visi- The arrangement marks Google’s lat- “We would love to have people just wars to get rid of people like judge needed to get over the tors will be sent to the Web sites that own est attempt to demonstrate the value of its come to HighBeam to do all their search- you!” hurdle. One would logically the content. Those referrals figure to pro- search engine to the traditional media, a es in the first place, but we are not naive Peter Wells, Albion River assume that with an ever- vide media outlets with more opportuni- segment that has sometimes railed enough to believe that is going to hap- Inn owner, told me he hadn’t ties to charge for access to the full stories against the Mountain View-based compa- pen,” he said. See STEPS, Page 5 See FILE, Page 5 4 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers Sweet land of liberty Impeachment a logical step To the Editor: Impeachment is the remedy by which the People, through their elected represen- NAT HENTOFF tatives, can hold high officials accountable for their actions. It is not a finding of guilt or innocence; it is a means by which the House can raise questions about issues that appear to be serious breeches of laws to a significant number of Representatives. If articles of impeachment are brought, Michael Schiavo then the Senate tries the charges. The impeachment of Clinton for lying about a vs. Joe Lieberman sexual tryst trivialized this important mechanism to preserve our democracy Among the celebrities journeying to Connecticut to from unscrupulous leaders who abuse the support Ned Lamont's campaign to unseat Sen. Joseph power that the people grant them. Bush Lieberman (now running as an independent, having and Cheney, et al, can reasonably be ques- lost the Democratic primary to Lamont) is Michael tioned about a myriad of breeches of the Schiavo, known around the world as the husband who law and public trust that rise to the level finally succeeded in having the feeding tube removed of high crimes and misdemeanors. Indeed from his late wife, Terri Schiavo Rep. John Conyers has produced a minori- Schiavo pointedly reminded Connecticut voters that ty report that documents no less than 26 Sen. Lieberman has supported the president and statutes that have been broken. Congressional Republicans in passing emergency leg- Impeachment should proceed immediate- islation involving federal courts in an attempt to save ly! Terri Schiavo's life while he, Michael Schiavo, was Stephen Snyder respecting her wishes -- which she could no longer communicate -- to die. Ukiah Connecticut voters were not informed that Other opinions Democrats as well as Republicans were in favor of Has the valley intervention by federal courts -- including Sen. Tom From around the nation Harkin of Iowa, who is deeply knowledgeable about been moved? disability rights. To the Editor: Nor, of course, did Schiavo, while on the hustings, The Riverside Press-Enterprise mention that when the feeding tube was removed, I am a member of a very old pioneer Parent’s remorse Terri Schiavo was not terminal, was breathing natural- family that has been in Potter Valley since ly on her own -- and, according to several of the neu- 1860. Growing up on Cold Creek we Saving babies from dying promote the safe-haven law. fortunate coincidences that rologists who had examined her (others disagreed), called the area now known as Lake in trash bins was a com- Of the 46 states with safe- have befallen some of was not in a persistent vegetative state. And not only Mendocino, Coyote Valley. Now I find out pelling reason for legislators surrender laws, 19 give par- Republican Gov. Arnold her parents and siblings witnessed that though she that this area has moved to Redwood in 2000 to pass California’s ents up to a month to relin- Schwarzenegger’s most gen- could not speak, Terri was responsive. Valley. I am well-acquainted with the “safe surrender” law. But quish their babies. But most erous contributors. I covered the Terri Schiavo case for more than four Pomo Nation but never heard a valley extending the law’s surren- states have the same 72-hour According to an analysis years, going against nearly all of the other media in other than the Lake Mendocino area der period to 30 days would window that California does. from the Foundation for emphasizing and documenting that this was not a referred to as Coyote Valley and that was encourage parental irrespon- After all, having second Taxpayer and Consumer "right to die" case, but a disability-rights case. And 50years ago when the dam was built. Am I sibility, contrary to the law’s thoughts about raising a Rights, 13 Schwarzenegger that's why many leading disability-rights organizations missing something here or is a game of intent. child is not like having supporters who have either filed legal briefs -- unreported by most of the press -- geographical musical chairs going on? California’s Safe Arms buyer’s remorse with a car. directly or indirectly con- on her behalf. Gail Klein for Newborns law lets par- tributed heavily to the gov- Terri Schiavo was indeed brain-damaged, but her San Diego ents leave their babies at a Los Angeles ernor’s campaigns have husband had stopped all testing and rehabilitation for fire station or a hospital received highly prized state her in 1993 (Terri died in March 2005). For years, Baldwin spins on Fox news within 72 hours of birth, no Daily News appointments. Michael Schiavo -- while "devoted" to his wife's wish- questions asked. Parents Sacramento The Schwarzenegger es -- was living with another woman, with whom he had two children. (He has since married her.) To the Editor: have safely surrendered 153 serendipity administration insists that Fox News aired a segment concerning children since 2001 under As for what Terri Schiavo's wishes were -- if the there’s no connection time came when she could not speak for herself -- in the flag flap here in Ukiah, but Mr. the current law; of that num- California Senate between the two, just as Baldwin failed to make Fox News aware ber, only nine were more President Don Perata, D- the winter 2005 issue of the University of Minnesota Perata denies any link Law School's "Constitutional Commentary," Notre of some of the background on this issue. than a day old. Oakland, derailed a bill between his fundraising and These problems all started in approximate- But AB 1873 by Alberto Dame Law School professor O. Carter Snead reports tightening regulations on his decision-making. And that, at a January 2000 trial, five witnesses testified on ly 2001 when Mr. Baldwin was denied his Torrico, D-Newark, would developers — legislation request to gain public access to a gated, Nunez says he will in no whether she would have declined artificial nutrition expand the drop-off period that builders bitterly way promote the bill backed and hydration (water) in the state she was in. private community in the western hills of from three days to 30 days. opposed. Two days later, the Ukiah. It was like at this time his only by the group that’s paying Terri's mother and a close friend of Terri said (as The Assembly on Thursday building industry cut a his wife. another friend has also confirmed) that Terri would goal was to have hiking trails built in the overwhelmingly passed AB $500,000 check to one of his hills of the Ukiah Valley. They could well be telling have wanted these basic life needs. However, three 1873. But Gov. political committees. the truth. Perhaps the politi- witnesses assured the court that Terri would have Since that time, Mr. Baldwin has fought Schwarzenegger would do Coincidence? cians earnestly believe that approved the death her husband provided for her. everything that people have tried to well to veto the bill. Maybe, but Sacramento their positions of power These death messengers were Michael Schiavo, his accomplish in this hillside community in The bulk of social science seems to be awash in coinci- have nothing to do with the brother and his sister-in-law (a family that sticks the way of building permits, variances, data shows that parents are together). etc. with the latest point of argument dences these days. good fortunes of their most likely to abandon their Perata’s counterpart in the It was on their testimony that Florida state judge being the pole and the American flag. If babies in the first hours or friends, loved ones and sup- George Greer ruled there was "clear and convincing you asked, I think any honest person state Assembly, Speaker porters. But it’s hard to days after birth. And the Fabian Nunez, D-Los evidence" of Terri's wishes, thereby justifying the would have to say that the pole and the believe that the special inter- removal of the feeding tube. Dismayingly, 19 addi- flag stand out on the hill like a bird on a state Department of Social Angeles, knows a thing or Services, which opposes AB ests who fund the politicians tional judges in six courts, including federal courts, deer’s back. Mr. Baldwin has also com- two about coincidences. His aren’t seeking some kind of based their terminal judgments on Terri Schiavo plained to a western hill property owner 1873, notes that 30 days wife has been given a could give abusive parents a return on their investment, entirely on Greer's ruling. The courts erred fatally in concerning a bad condition (he thought) $125,000 consulting con- even if no quid pro quo is not conducting an investigation of Greer's entire han- he had on Gibson Creek, while at the time to let bruises heal before handing over their tract from the South Coast ever actually discussed. dling of the case from the beginning. For another same time he owns a structure built over Air Quality Management example, he ignored a number of charges of neglect by the top of the same creek. babies — letting them skirt And while the politicians punishment for child abuse. District — at the same time might be in denial about her guardian, Michael Schiavo. Also on Fox News Mr. Baldwin made a the SCAQMD was seeking what’s going on all around When Terri Schiavo died, I wrote that hers was the statement that he is as patriotic as the next Parents in crisis don’t legislation it favored in them, the public is under no longest public execution in American history. Even the person, but if he is a good patriot why need more time.They need most monstrous murderer on death row would have complain about the American flag displays more education about the Sacramento. such delusions. Disgusted Another coincidence, to voters see the control that received far more due process of law than she did. on State Street on such occasions as best options for their babies. "As to legal concerns," William Anderson -- a Veterans Day, the Fourth of July etc., call Yet the Assembly be sure. One that just so hap- special interests exert over pens to benefit one of the senior psychiatrist at Massachusetts General Hospital such displays jingoistic, or so I’ve been Appropriations Committee what goes on in Sacramento, and a lecturer at Harvard University -- wrote when she told. (Webster definition is an extreme cut a provision from AB state’s most powerful politi- then stay home on Election died: "a guardian may refuse any medical treatment, nationalism marked especially by a bel- 1873 that would have pro- cians. Day. but drinking water is not such a procedure. It is not ligerent foreign policy.) This sounds like vided the social services Right? And that’s no coinci- within the power of a guardian to withhold, and not in Mr. Baldwin is a socialist wanna-be. department $5 million to Sure, just like the rather dence. the power of a rational court to prohibit." It is a shame to me that so much time In "Constitutional Commentary," professor Michael has been spent on this frivolous issue, Paulsen of the University of Minnesota Law School when there are more challenging matters warned: "This is the story of a judicially ordered facing the City of Ukiah. Thank God for WHERE TO WRITE killing of an innocent, disabled woman. It is the story November and a chance to change all of of the failure of all branches of government ... ade- this madness. President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa quately to protect that particular life. It is an end-of- Jack DeShiell House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- life story that is likely to be repeated, without high Ukiah ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah legal drama, in the lives of many of us." (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, Or, as Pat Anderson, former lawyer for Terri Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is Schiavo's parents, told me: "Euthanasia in America LETTER POLICY State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: now has a name -- and a face." The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] Michael Schiavo will also be campaigning, The editor. All letters must include a clear name, Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate New York Times notes, for challengers against Sens. signature, return address and phone number. Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, George Allen in Virginia and Jim Talent in Missouri, Letters are generally published in the order (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX and will be helping Congressional candidates in they are received, but shorter, concise letters 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box Florida and Pennsylvania. He is likely to tell his audi- are given preference. Because of the volume Sen. 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$500,000. Some states don't judge who heard your case Steps count the residence if the and believes allowing this Ford CEO steps down Medicaid applicant intends to transfer is a crime. DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) Tuesday in a surprise turn around. The latest plan, Continued from Page 3 return home, while others Bottom Line: There is — Bill Ford, who struggled announcement. announced in January, would require proof of the odds of absolutely no benefit to your for five years to steer Ford The change comes more cut up to 30,000 jobs and growing older population, returning home. However, in husband -- an institutionalized Motor Co. toward financial than seven months into a close 14 facilities by 2012. judges who deal frequently all states, so long as the spouse -- keeping title to the stability, has stepped down as restructuring, which is the Mulally, 61, was widely with elderly people would be Medicaid applicant's spouse house since he can neither chief executive of the compa- second under Ford’s watch praised for being a key archi- more informed about and or a qualifying dependent rel- afford to pay the taxes and ny founded by his great grand- and has so far failed to revive tect of the resurgence of understand the unique needs ative lives there, the residence upkeep nor make any use of father and is being replaced by the nation’s No. 2 automaker. Boeing Co.’s commercial air- of older Americans and the doesn't count. the home. Consequently, it top Boeing executive Alan Under the first plan, Ford planes unit over the past cou- laws affecting them. Because In addition, a transfer of would appear that it is in his Mulally. closed five plants and cut ple of years. He was a top can- of the risk of oversimplifying assets by one spouse to anoth- best interest that a transfer be Ford will remain as chair- 35,000 jobs, but its North didate for the Boeing CEO job the complex questions you er is exempt from penalty, and permitted to assist in your man, the company said American operations failed to last year. ask, we preface our response when it comes to the principal support and to shift the burden with the suggestion that mat- residence, the Medicaid appli- of the upkeep to you. ters such as this be placed in cant is free to transfer his/her Unfortunately, the myths An AP-AOL Video poll with a product designed to the hands of experienced interest in the residence to about Medicaid will continue released Tuesday found that connect to televisions. attorneys who practice in this his/her spouse without trans- to cause many problems for Movie only one in five online video Bernoff predicted in a area. fer penalty. our elderly population. viewers have watched or report in January that Apple That said, while the laws of Lastly, in its infinite wis- Jan Warner is a member of Continued from Page 3 downloaded a full-length was creating a new set-top each state may differ, dealing dom, Congress in 1996 made the National Academy of movie or television show. And box and will unveil video with the property of incapaci- it a crime to transfer assets to Elder Law Attorneys and has One studio executive said fledgling online movie ser- licensing deals. Such an inte- tated individuals in a situation qualify for Medicaid, repealed been practicing law for more Tuesday that deals being vices such as CinemaNow and grated hardware and software like yours requires at least a this law the next year - mak- than 30 years. Jan Collins is struck for a similar download MovieLink have acknowl- package would rattle video basic understanding of ing such transfers legal -- and editor of the Business and service planned by edged that one of their biggest distribution similar to how its Medicaid regulations. Under simultaneously passed yet Economic Review published Amazon.com are more flexi- challenges remains the diffi- iPod-iTunes franchise trans- the so-called Deficit another law making it a crime by the University of South ble and allow for higher profit culties consumers face if they formed the music industry, he Reduction Act that was signed to advise a person to make a Carolina and a special corre- margins. were to try to hook up their said. into law this past February, a legal transfer. While the last spondent for The Economist. Studios are exploring new televisions to play videos “If Apple is successful principal residence is not con- version of this law technically You can learn more informa- distribution methods for films. from their computers. here, they will really open up sidered a countable resource is still out there, we know of tion about elder care law and On Tuesday, Sprint Nextel Apple, in the meantime, the online movie market,” for Medicaid purposes so long no enforcement. Confused? write to the authors on Corp. announced a deal with has been forging ahead to said Rob Enderle, an analyst as the equity is less than So are they. And so is the www.nextsteps.net four studios to offer full- make its products the digital with the Enderle Group. length films on a “pay-per- media hub for consumers. Its Analyst Tim Bajarin of view” basis on their mobile iconic iPod player is designed Creative Strategies added that me was wrong,” Hadji said in EEOC San Francisco phones. The Sprint Movies for music and video on-the- competitors are sure to be File the press release. “All I was Regional Attorney William R. service will offers films from go, its iTunes store is a lead- closely watching Apple’s next trying to do was to protect Tamayo said in the release Disney, Sony Pictures, ing destination for getting dig- move, including Microsoft, my staff from racial harass- that, “Mr. Hadji rightfully Lionsgate and Universal ital content, and its Macintosh which has said it plans to ment. Instead of standing up computers are touted for man- introduce its own branded Continued from Page 3 spoke up to protect an Studios. for me, my employer fired employee under his supervi- But watching movies aging all the multimedia. online store and Zune portable seen the suit and felt the me because I wouldn’t apolo- sion from unlawful harass- meant for the big screen on a Josh Bernoff of Forrester media player later this year. Hadji’s attorney was jumping gize to the customer! I am small portable display is still Research is one of many ana- Apple shares rose $3.10, or ment, which is the legal duty the gun by sending out press glad the EEOC has taken my of any manager. The Inn not ideal. Neither is watching lysts who expect Apple to 4.5 percent, to close at $71.48 releases about it. case.” video on a computer screen. enter the living room soon on the Nasdaq Stock Market. should have been grateful “This is a press release The EEOC filed suit after that Mr. Hadji was stepping from a lawyer trying to get a a settlement effort failed. in to protect them from liabil- tion about individual contact exponentially larger amounts little leverage,” he said. He “We hired an attorney and ity, rather than terminating people, to lubricate the selling if any of the warring litigants described the incident at his went down there,” Wells said, his employment.” Game process. MGC kept them are awarded damages. restaurant as “A real squab- adding, “We don’t want any Shirin Sinnar, a Lawyers’ under lock and key, but some- MGC Chief Financial ble.” He said the incident Continued from Page 3 problem at all. We have in 25 Committee for Civil Rights how, Peterson claims in his Officer Larry Kaminski said, involved a couple who were years had no lawsuits or suit, they fell into the hands of “I think what they did when attorney who represents super-intelligent. at the restaurant celebrating problems with employees ... Hadji, said in the release, Warren Industries, which then they started this thing was their 54th wedding anniver- we hire all colors and all Peterson explained: breached its contract with they did it like it was a little “No one should have to toler- “‘Pirateer’ is a game of steal- sary. Wells said Hadji “lost kinds, that’s the kind of place MGC and contracted with commune. Even though in his temper and he then threw ate racial abuse at work, ing and cheating. The rules another company to sell everything I’ve read from the we are.” whether from customers, say if you’re caught cheating them out of the restaurant.” The suit seeks monetary “Pirateer” and other Warren early prospectus and things Title VII of the Civil coworkers, or managers - and you lose a turn. They don’t games to the independent that were printed about the damages, training on anti-dis- no one should be fired for say you can’t do it. ’Pirateer’ Rights Act of 1964 prohibits crimination laws, and other stores - the work MGC had stock, it was all on the up and employers from punishing an standing up to it.” was Mendocino Game contracted to do. The new up and had every kind of injunctive relief. Hadji came “This is an unnusual thing Company’s only product, its employee for opposing work- firm began contacting buyers warning in there - that if place discrimination or to the EEOC through the and I think we are being vic- sole stock-in-trade, and I sus- from MGC’s customer list. you’re not a sophisticated harassment, including harass- Lawyers’ Committee for timized,” Wells said. “This pect the spirit of the game This became the basis for investor you shouldn’t do this ment by customers and other Civil Rights, which repre- fellow lost his temper. It’s affected the spirit of my MGC’s successful lawsuit and this is a high-risk kind of third parties. The EEOC says sents several Arab, Middle unfortunate to have publicity board. It affected their opinion against Warren, claiming, a deal - but my thinking was it suspects that Hadji would Eastern, and South Asian like this. People assume that of me, too. I invented the among other things, misap- that these people really didn’t not have been fired if he were workers who have faced dis- when there’s a lawsuit there’s game, and since I invented a propriation of property. The believe that. They thought this not of Arab national origin. crimination after September something in it. It’s a form of game with lying and stealing, question of who gave away or was their own little company, “What my employer did to 11, 2001. extortion.” then I must be that way, too.” sold MGC’s customer list is and Scott owned most of the central to the continuing dis- stock, so he could basically do $90,000 advance payment pute between Peterson and his what he wanted, and when it “We got $90,000 from former company board mem- came to where he had to make Warren Industries as an bers. some tough choices about advance on our deal with them Three of the six defendants doing things, and these people in February, 2001,” says named in Mr. Peterson’s law- started disagreeing with him, Peterson. “There had been suit have counter-sued. They they got really upset when some puzzling developments lost one action and appealed they found out they didn’t before that, but that’s when the decision. This appeal is have the votes, so what they things really started getting expected to be decided in the thought was a commune real- strange.” near future, at which point ly wasn’t a commune. Scott Next to the game itself, Peterson’s case will halt or was the boss. He had most of MGC’s most valuable asset, continue, and, if the latter, the the stock, and when push according to Peterson, was its many questions it raises will came to shove Scott did what customer list. It contained, in be formally addressed. he thought was best, whether computer files heavy with key Without specifying amounts, they liked it or not. information, a roster of inde- most of the principals have Everything was fine until the pendent merchants nation- complained of the exorbitant money started getting tight. wide, largely toy stores and costs of legal action so far. We just weren’t growing fast bookstores, who were sellers The counter-suit, filed recent- enough, and then everyone or prospective sellers of ly, accuses Peterson of mis- started accusing him of steal- “Pirateer.” These files are deeds similar in nature to his ing money … I watched those extensively detailed, with data allegations against them. books, and to this day there’s showing buying habits and Large sums are in play, not nothing I’ve seen that’s inap- frequency as well as informa- counting the potential for propriate there.” 6 – WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, 2006 SPORTS Editor: Tony Adame 468.3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] NFL FOOTBALL Police officer named in shooting of Chargers linebacker By BERNIE WILSON San Diego County Sheriff’s Lt. privacy laws. nearly collided with several other about Mansker. “That’s out of our AP Sports Writer Dennis Brugos, who is handling the Mansker was on his way home vehicles. hands,” she said, saying the sheriff’s SAN DIEGO — An off-duty shooting investigation, said he had from work when the shooting Foley was shot near his home in department was releasing any infor- Coronado police officer who shot no information on Mansker’s back- occurred early Sunday, Brugos said. Poway, an upscale San Diego sub- mation. Chargers linebacker Steve Foley was ground, prior employment, race, age According to the sheriff’s depart- urb. Because it wasn’t a football identified Tuesday as Aaron or disciplinary history. ment, Mansker followed a suspected Coronado police spokeswoman injury, the Chargers were letting Mansker, who has been with the Capt. Glenn Revell, the sheriff’s drunken driver weaving in and out of Leah Corbin said Mansker was put Foley’s agent, David Levine provide force since August 2005. department spokesman, said most of freeway traffic at speeds up to 90 on paid administrative leave but she that information was protected by mph. Authorities said the driver couldn’t release any other details See COPS, Page 7 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Reds 3, “That was pretty much a nightmare.” - COACH JEFF TEDFORD Giants 0 By JOE KAY AP Sports Writer CINCINNATI — Bronson Golden Bears wide awake after Arroyo allowed only three singles in his first career shutout Tuesday night, lead- ing the Cincinnati Reds to a season-opening loss to Tennessee slump-busting 3-0 victory over the San Francisco By GREG BEACHAM Giants. AP Sports Writer The Reds finally emerged BERKELEY — Three days after from the funk of a 2-8 West California stumbled and struggled Coast trip that pushed them through its season-opening loss to back in the pack of NL wild Tennessee, coach Jeff Tedford still card contenders. They hadn’t slept soundly. reached a new season-low The Golden Bears’ offensive guru point — two games under sometimes catches only a few winks .500 — by dropping the series each night on a little mattress in his opener on Monday. office — and that’s when things are Pitching in a dire situation going well. Tedford isn’t used to on only three days of rest, being embarrassed, and that’s why Arroyo (12-9) got Cincinnati he was wide awake Tuesday morn- turned around. The right-han- ing when the garbage truck came by der struck out seven and at 4 a.m. walked one, allowing only “That’s about as bad as I could one runner to get into scoring imagine it going,” Tedford said position. before the Bears began a week of A day after the Giants practice leading to their home open- reached .500 for the first time er against Minnesota. “I can’t ever since July 27, they slid back remember being down like that since down because they couldn’t we’ve been here. That was pretty touch Arroyo or overcome a much a nightmare.” wild first inning by Matt His star running back isn’t taking Morris (10-12), who walked it quite as hard — and like most of four of his first eight batters. his teammates, Marshawn Lynch Barry Bonds went 0-for-3 believes the Bears shouldn’t lose any with a walk, ending his streak sleep over a handful of bad plays of three straight games with a that snowballed into a 35-18 loss in homer. Bonds remains 25 shy front of the most discombobulating of Hank Aaron’s career homer crowd they’ve ever experienced. mark, and three away from “Nah, I’m solid,” Lynch said, his NL record. wearing thick black sunglasses and a Ken Griffey Jr. was out of backpack filled with schoolbooks. Cincinnati’s lineup, a day “We had that first game to see after he dislocated a toe on his what’s going on and work the kinks right foot while trying to out. It’s just too bad we had to open ANG Photo catch Bonds’ 730th career up against Tennessee.” Sophomore Defensive Back Bernard Hicks runs back an interception in a game last season against homer. There’s no guess when California plummeted from No. 9 Illinois. Hicks and the rest of the Cal defense hope to improve over last week’s loss. he might be back. — its highest preseason ranking in Rich Aurilia and Todd 54 years — to No. 22 in Tuesday’s start at quarterback for the second Tennessee. understand that games like this are Hollandsworth led the Reds poll, easily taking the largest open- straight week despite being mostly “Actually, there was very little going to happen,” Longshore said. with three hits apiece. ing-week dive. Yet the Bears also ineffective against Tennessee’s spread stuff that was used,” Tedford “We’re going to have a target on our Working on short rest for took the biggest opening-week risk, speedy defense. Joe Ayoob, who led said. “We’re not going to harp on the backs wherever we go. We have only the third time in his traveling cross-country to a deafen- both of Cal’s late scoring drives, will dropped balls that we had. The guys high expectations, and we’re still career, Arroyo looked fresh ing SEC stadium to try out a new come off the bench again, with both will go out there and practice hard trying to live up to them.” throughout his fourth com- offense against a hungry, motivated quarterbacks expected to play this week.” While the offense struggled on plete game of the season. He opponent. against Minnesota. Longshore, who said he doesn’t every possession until the game was didn’t allow a hit until the Though Tedford might be filled Tedford also won’t abandon the care about starting, echoed Lynch’s out of reach, Cal’s defense feels cau- fifth, when Eliezer Alfonzo with internal panic, he’s resisting elements of the spread offense that unflappable confidence in a Cal tiously confident about its perfor- and Morris singled with two any urge to overhaul his scheme were incorporated into this season’s offense stacked with playmakers. mance despite Tennessee’s 514 total outs. after it managed 336 yards — just game plan by new offensive coordi- The Bears didn’t make many plays yards. Linebacker Desmond Bishop, The right-hander kept the 64 on the ground, and most after the nator Mike Dunbar. Tedford ceded in Knoxville, but Saturday’s game is who specializes in working his team- Giants off-balance by throw- Volunteers were headed for a most play-calling duties to Dunbar a chance to recover in friendly — mates into a frenzy before games, ing every pitch in his reper- blowout win. this season, personally choosing and quieter — Memorial Stadium. toire — he even threw a Tedford said Nate Longshore will only a handful of plays against “We’re all confident, and we See CAL, Page 7 sidearm, 69 mph changeup that froze Bonds. Morris couldn’t find the strike zone when he took the mound for the first time, and it cost him. He repeatedly gashed the dirt with his cleats and fidgeted on the mound, Sharks’ Bell arrested looking mightily uncomfort- able while Cincinnati rallied Officers located Bell a short distance from the scene of of 25 goals and 23 assists last with his help. His first eight For felony season for the Blackhawks, pitches were out of the strike the accident and administered chemical tests. Bell was who chose him with the zone, spotting the Reds a cou- drunk eighth overall pick in 1998. ple of runners. Cincinnati arrested and booked into the San Jose County Jail. He was named Chicago’s took advantage by scoring on driving and “Man of the Year” last season Aurilia’s broken-bat single, four NHL seasons with the Nick Muyo. A 2003 Toyota Cursi said Bell was released for his charity work and com- Edwin Encarnacion’s sacri- hit-and-run Chicago Blackhawks, was sedan rear-ended a Datsun later Monday, and Muyo said munity service. fice fly and Todd acquired by the Sharks in a pickup, leaving the truck’s the police department would- The power forward Hollandworth’s double. excelled in junior hockey By GREG BEACHAM three-team trade on July 10. 40-year-old driver with head n’t yet release results of its The Giants got a break in Days later, he received a new injuries and cuts. chemical tests. with the Ottawa 67’s, but the third inning, when a jar- AP Sports Writer struggled to become a star SAN JOSE — San Jose three-year contract that will Officers located Bell a Ken Robinson, Bell’s ring tumble by Hollandsworth pay him $2 million for the short distance from the scene attorney, didn’t immediately with the struggling cost the Reds a run. Sharks forward Mark Bell Blackhawks. The Sharks was arrested on suspicion of upcoming season. of the accident and adminis- return a call seeking com- Hollandsworth would have San Jose police were tered chemical tests. Bell was ment. The truck driver’s con- loved Bell’s physical game, scored easily on Brandon drunk driving and felony hit- trading defenseman Tom and-run after an early morn- called to the scene of a two- arrested and booked into the dition wasn’t immediately Phillips’ double to left, but car accident early Monday San Jose County Jail, Muyo available, but the injuries Preissing in the three-team lost his balance as he rounded ing accident during the Labor deal. Day weekend. morning in the San Jose said. weren’t thought to be serious. third and fell on his chest, Bell, who played his first foothills, according to Sgt. Jail spokesman Mark Bell, 26, had career highs forcing him to go back. He See BELL, Page 7 wound up stranded when Arroyo bunted into the final out with the bases loaded. Notes: Alfonzo was back in the starting lineup, a day A’s add D’ Angelo Jimenez, Jerome Williams after he had to leave a game after getting hit on the left forearm by a fastball. The OAKLAND (AP) — The Oakland D’Angelo Jimenez from Triple-A Jimenez is in his third stint with Williams, a former starter with the rookie has caught 65 of 86 Athletics claimed right-hander Sacramento, to give them added Oakland this season after signing a San Francisco Giants, went 0-2 with a games since he was called up Jerome Williams off waivers from the depth with shortstop Bobby Crosby minor league contract as a free agent 7.30 ERA in five outings and two from Double-A. ... RHP Sun- Chicago Cubs on Tuesday, though he on the disabled list, and designated June 23. Jimenez was on the starts for the Cubs, who optioned him Woo Kim, obtained by the wasn’t scheduled to immediately join right-hander Matt Roney and infield- Rangers’ opening day roster and bat- to Triple-A Iowa on April 23. He Reds on Tuesday from the major league roster. er Mike Rouse for assignment to clear ted .211 with a home run and eight went 5-7 with a 4.76 ERA in 29 Colorado, will start the final The A’s also brought up infielder room on the 40-man roster. RBIs in 20 games. games and 16 starts there. game of the series. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6,2006 – 7 U.S. OPEN Jankovic beats Dementieva, becomes first to reach Open semifinals By BEN WALKER If the weather clears up Wednesday — it have the will to practice, didn’t want to play.” too. AP National Writer was supposed to — every player except “It was something that I never felt before, “It is disappointing. I’m getting older, and I NEW YORK — Jelena Jankovic lost so Jankovic was to be in action. and I almost quit playing tennis,” Jankovic haven’t won a Grand Slam, so that’s really many matches in a row this year, she lost Steady drizzle did not dampen Jankovic’s said. “I just wanted to go and study.” what I’m thinking about all the time,” the 2004 count. But she’d taken enough stats classes in day. The 19th-seeded Serbian became the first Then she got a visit from her mom at a tour- Open runner-up said. “I feel like I was in good college to figure this: It was probably time to player to reach this year’s semifinals at nament in Rome. Immediately, Jankovic began shape here. That’s why it’s sad.” quit tennis and go back to school in Belgrade. Flushing Meadows, and will face the winner of to play better. Dementieva let out a shriek midway through On Tuesday, Jankovic graduated — to her the match between Lindsay Davenport and “She would always give me support and tell the second set when her shot hit the net tape, first Grand Slam semifinal, that is — by taking Justine Henin-Hardenne. me I can do it, I have the potential,” she said. popped up and landed on her side. The sound away No. 4 Elena Dementieva’s serve and The 21-year-old Jankovic posted the biggest “Since then, I won like 30-something matches echoed through Arthur Ashe Stadium, and she coasting 6-2, 6-1 at the U.S. Open. victory of her career, winning every game out of 40. It’s been amazing.” quietly exited a few games later. “I cannot believe that I won in two sets,” when Dementieva served. Now, those courses in statistics, economics “She didn’t give me any chances,” Jankovic said. “What was the score? I don’t Earlier this year, Jankovic wasn’t winning and politics can wait. Dementieva said. “She was better.” even know the total score.” anything. She lost in the second round of the “My ambition is to finish university,” she Jankovic said she’s had problems in the past Shortly after she finished, rain began and Australian Open, then dropped her opening said. “I don’t want to be a typical tennis player with Dementieva’s slow, slicing serves. It was play was called off for the day. At that point, match at the next nine events — 10 consecu- who knows how to hit the forehand and a back- hard to tell this time, though. seventh-seeded Nikolay Davydenko led No. 17 tive defeats in all. hand, that’s all. I think this career is quite short. “It has some slice on the ball and it’s a lot Andy Murray 6-1, 5-7, 6-3 and 2000 U.S. “Ten losses in a row, nine losses — how I think there is life after tennis, as well, and I slower than all the other players,” Jankovic Open champion Marat Safin led Tommy Haas many, I don’t know,” she said. “It was terrible. need to look after my future.” said. “But now I got used to it somehow.” 2-1. I don’t know what was wrong with me. I didn’t At 24, Dementieva was mulling her future, Dementieva has frequently struggled with Monarchs raring for repeat championship celebration By GREG BEACHAM their arena. Sacramento sometimes seemed sur- AP Sports Writer “Their backs are up against the wall,” prised to earn the second seed in the Ticha Penicheiro remembers the Penicheiro said. “We don’t even want to Western Conference after a season filled AP TOP 25 entire surreal scene. Cheers, confetti, think that we have another chance if we with more distractions than they had The AP Top 25 leaping hugs — everything that goes lose. We’re thinking about winning it ever faced. By The Associated Press with the thrill of celebrating a champi- and finishing it up. We know they have Kara Lawson, their emotional leader The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press col- onship last year on the Sacramento a smart coach. He knows how to play and sparkplug guard, was sick with a lege football poll, with first-place votes in paren- Monarchs’ home court. this game, and we expect them to do mysterious illness throughout the presea- theses, records through Sept. 4, total points “It was a once-in-a-lifetime thing,” something new.” son, while leading scorer DeMya Walker based on 25 points for a first-place vote through the point guard recalled. “Only we could Laimbeer might have a few ideas labored to get back into playing shape one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous do it twice.” about how to slow down the Monarchs, after giving birth to her daughter, ranking: The Monarchs can win their second but he’s mostly concerned with forcing a Zachara, in April. Record Pts Pvs straight WNBA championship with a better effort from his team. Just “Think of where we started at the 1. Ohio St. (39) 1-0 1,568 1 victory in Game 4 of the finals against moments after the Shock were dominat- beginning of the season, and look where the beleaguered Detroit Shock on ed in Game 3, Laimbeer stalked through we are now,” Griffith said. “We’re trying 2. Texas (7) 1-0 1,453 3 Wednesday night. A sellout crowd 3. Southern Cal (3) 1-0 1,410 6 the locker room. to finish it out here. It’s always good to expects nothing less, and many build- “I want everybody to get a stat sheet finish a championship, the final game, 4. Notre Dame (8) 1-0 1,408 2 ings in California’s capital city are 4. Auburn (3) 1-0 1,408 4 and take one home,” he said. “Read it!” with your home crowd.” draped with purple lights and supportive The WNBA fined Laimbeer on Though Detroit was soundly out- 6. West Virginia (5) 1-0 1,356 5 signs. Tuesday for his biting criticism of the played in the first and third games of the 7. Florida 1-0 1,191 7 After Sacramento dominated all but a officiating in the series. The Shock are 8. LSU 1-0 1,185 8 few minutes of play while going up 2-1 series, the Shock remain hopeful their used to Laimbeer’s cutting comments, impressive talent will overcome 9. Florida St.1-0 1,130 11 in the best-of-five series, there’s ample and they weren’t spared his wrath after 10. Michigan 1-0 841 14 reason to believe the Monarchs can wrap Sacramento’s insistent pressing defense. flopping in the second half of Game 3 “Basically, we don’t want them to 11. Tennessee 1-0 839 23 up another title. The Shock were demor- — he said center Ruth Riley was “over- 12. Georgia 1-0 836 15 alized after Sacramento’s solid 89-69 have the celebration on their home matched,” and thought Deanna Nolan floor,” said forward Swin Cash, who 13. Louisville 1-0 820 13 rout in Game 3, with volatile coach Bill was “floating” while scoring 22 points. Laimbeer ripping players who seemed barely contributed in either of the losses. 14. Iowa 1-0 800 16 The Monarchs have been nearly per- 15. Oklahoma 1-0 725 10 disinterested or overmatched in the sec- “At this level, there are no guarantees ond half. fect in the posteason, losing just one of that you are going to get back here. We 16. Virginia Tech 1-0 673 17 their seven playoff games so far. have to seize the moment. We have one 17. Miami 0-1 624 12 But the Monarchs have been motivat- ed by disrespect throughout their attempt Sacramento hasn’t lost at home in the chance, one opportuniy. 18. Clemson 1-0 564 18 playoffs since 2001, beating all visitors “If we don’t go out there and handle 19. Penn St. 1-0 467 19 at a title defense, and that chip on their shoulders hasn’t vanished yet — not with coach John Whisenant’s rigid business,” she said, “they will be cele- 20. Oregon 1-0 436 21 with 40 minutes still looming between reliance on defense and the intensity of brating with a back-to-back champi- 21. Nebraska1-0 358 20 them and the dream of twin banners in center Yolanda Griffith. onship.” 22. California 0-1 212 9 23. TCU 1-0 198 22 24. Texas Tech 1-0 196 25 was hospitalized in stable season, even after not much 25. Arizona St. 1-0 134 24 condition. Cal worked at Tennessee. The Cops Bears still believe in them- Others receiving votes: Alabama 96, Wisconsin Foley was placed on the Continued from Page 6 selves — even if some of 35, UCLA 29, Georgia Tech 27, Boise St. 25, Continued from Page 6 them aren’t sleeping quite as non-football injured reserve believes Cal’s missed tackles soundly. South Carolina 13, Boston College 11, Texas medical updates. Levine was list on Monday, meaning he’ll were a product of an even A&M 11, Pittsburgh 9, Purdue 9, Rutgers 7, flying from Florida to San miss the season and forfeit his more frenzied environment. “There’s a knot in my Tulsa 7, Arizona 6, Fresno St. 3, Missouri 3, Diego on Tuesday. On pay, estimated at $1.65 mil- So Tedford and his coach- stomach, and the only way to UTEP 2. Monday, Levine said Foley lion. es will stick with the plans get it out is to get out there they made throughout the off- again,” Tedford said.

on San Jose’s top line this fall. Sharks’ president and CEO. Bell Bell had been in San Jose for “Mark is an excellent young at least two weeks, working man. ... Our organization has out and skating with his new always believed in account- Continued from Page 6 teammates in anticipation of ability and responsibility for training camp on Sept. 15. your actions. We are in the Bell was expected to play “We are aware of the inci- process of finding out the WAKE UP! WAKE UP! WAKE UP! alongside NHL MVP Joe dent, and it’s not one that our details of the situation and Thornton and goal-scoring organization takes lightly,” will treat this as an internal champion Jonathan Cheechoo said Greg Jamison, the matter moving forward.” Meet the editor

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(1947-), actress, is 59. TODAY’S FACT: After the McKinley Datebook: Sept. 6, 2006 TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1975, Czech tennis shooting, the crowd seized Czolgosz, and some player Martina Navratilova requested political shouted for him to be hanged. His life was Today is the 249th day of 2006 and the 78th President William McKinley. asylum in the United States. spared only because the president ordered the day of summer. In 2004, former President Bill Clinton had TODAY’S QUOTE: “I do not believe that crowd not to harm him. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1522, Ferdinand heart-bypass surgery in New York. women are better than men. We have not TODAY’S NUMBER: 17 — survivors of Magellan’s ship Victoria completed the first TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Jane Addams wrecked railroads, nor corrupted legislature, the first circumnavigation of the world, out of circumnavigation of the globe, though (1860-1935), social worker; Joseph P. nor done many unholy things that men have the original 265. Magellan himself died en route. Kennedy (1888-1969), businessman; Swoosie done; but then we must remember that we have TODAY’S MOON: Between first quarter In 1901, anarchist Leon Czolgosz shot Kurtz (1944-), actress, is 62; Jane Curtin not had the chance.” — Jane Addams (Aug. 31) and full moon (Sept. 7).

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THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the let- ters from horizontal rows, from left to right, under "Decoded Message" and make words to form the answer.

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 30 34 34 30 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion SUET 27 30 32 35 Unscramble these four Jumbles, NVEC one letter to each square, 28 37 32 31 to form four ordinary words. BITE 35 32 28 29 YDRH CANYF

CLUE: 50,653 ORDER GRID 126 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 28 126 All Rights Reserved. R 30 126 S MOGAD 35 126 C 34 126 U 126 126 126 126 126 9/6/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: ENTHIZ

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com NUIRJY Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as LAY THE FIRST STONE suggested by the above cartoon.

-7 21 20 -8 LAYT Print answer here: -10 22 26 -12 HEF I 27 -8 -14 21 (Answers tomorrow) RSTS Jumbles: FEIGN PHOTO BOTHER RAVAGE Yesterday’s 16 -9 -6 25 Answer: Why the snooty matron never went down to TONE the basement — IT WAS “BENEATH” HER 9/5/2006 Sounds like the guy is gay, but he’s a good friend Dear Annie: I’ve finally met a man with being way too prudish. I have always regarded who withholds tenderness from her husband.” whom I can hold an intelligent conversation, the “F” word referring to passing gas as unac- Come on, Annie, sure you do. who enjoys the things I do, and who treats a ANNIE’S MAILBOX ceptable. During recent years however, my I’ve been married for 10 years and can tell woman with respect and chivalry. He’s not per- first- grade students attempt to use it freely. you how it happens. How about a husband who fect, but my feelings for him surpass his smok- By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar When I admonish them, they tell me that their stands stiff as a board when you try to hug ing habit and coffee cravings. parents, aunts, uncles, etc., use it. him? Or when you ask about his day and the The problem? “Will” used to be my college My fellow teachers, family and friends also response is always, “Fine.” Period. How about professor, and well, I just found out that he Annie, please help. I don’t know what move use it without hesitation. I see it on T-shirts and when the only time affection is returned is may be homosexual. I almost thought it was a to make, or what hopes to hold on to. -- Grace in Long Beach, Calif. on TV. There is even a children’s book using it. when it leads to sex? How about when you’ve joke. But after many work visits, lunchtime How do I handle my aversion to this word? -- been hurt by his affairs and are afraid to give hang-outs, late-night phone calls and candlelit Dear Grace: If Will has made no physical C.B. too much of yourself? dinners, he told me about his male “mate.” move on you after numerous meet-ups and candlelit dinners, he is not interested in you Dear C.B.: Many vulgar words have A man doesn’t have to be a cheat, liar, thief Annie, I thought he was The One, and I’ve romantically. If, on top of that, he talks about a become more popular, but that does not make or abuser. It’s all the little things that build up fallen in love with him. Now I’m just lost. I’m male “mate,” you can rest assured that pursu- them any more acceptable, especially in every day that make it more and more difficult happy for him if this is what he wants, but I ing him will only bring you disappointment school. If you don’t want your students using to reach out for his hand or wrap him in your was sincerely hoping to reach the next level of and hurt. You have found a very good friend. this word (or any other), simply tell them, “If arms. -- I Know Why our friendship. He never explicitly said he was Treat him as such and, for your own sake, you wish to use the word at home, that is up to gay, and I’m too hesitant to ask. But recently, I Dear Know: Perhaps we should have clari- please don’t expect more. your parents, but it is not permitted in this did question if we could ever be more than fied that statement. We don’t understand Dear Annie: I realize I am out of the loop classroom.” women who withhold tenderness from hus- friends, and he looked at me with assurance about a lot of things, so please tell me if I am and a smile, and said, “Who knows?” Dear Annie: “Jacksonville, Fla.,” said he’s bands who are attentive, affectionate, decent been married for 11 years and isn’t getting any and kind. In your case, the withholding seems WEDNESDAY EVENING affection or intimacy in his marriage. You mutual -- which is equally sad, but more under- responded, “We cannot understand a woman standable. 9/6/06 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 BROADCAST CHANNELS C News Friends $ Friends $ Seinfeld $ Bones (N) $ (PA) % Justice “Pretty Woman” Ten O’clock News % Seinfeld $ E News Extra % Hollywood Fear Factor (N) $% Scrubs $ Scrubs $ Law & Order $% News F News % Bay Judge J. Rock Star: Supernova CSI: NY “Heroes” % Five Years Lat. News % G News % Jeopardy! 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The Ukiah More local news than Mendocino County’s L o c a l N e w s p a p e r DAILY JOURNAL any other source ukiahdailyjournal.com UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, 2006 -11

640-06 CEJA ISMAEL 1/5 GLASS MICHAEL G 1/4 052/010/03/00 $148.04 011/510/28/00 $38.02 9-6,13,20/06 003/181/34/00 $532.08 007/100/01/00 $14,866.88 052/010/09/00 $139.14 011/510/30/00 $139.84 PROPERTY TAX DEFAULT 003/181/35/00 $310.00 GONYEA JENNIFER M 052/010/14/00 $223.34 011/660/01/00 $411.00 (DELINQUENT) LIST 003/582/04/00 $901.32 046/220/67/00 $13,331.00 052/010/16/00 $82.70 ROUND VALLEY INDIAN TRIBES I, Timothy J. Knudsen, Mendocino County 003/582/08/00 $351.36 GONZALEZ GERARDO TTEE 052/010/17/00 $168.36 033/012/01/00 $3,263.11 Tax Collector, State of California, certify that: 003/582/28/00 $446.12 107/280/14/00 $1,079.60 LYCAN RANDALL H RUBIE JACQUELINE Notice is hereby given that the real properties 003/582/29/00 $731.78 GONZALEZ SILVIA 100/154/08/01 $327.26 014/372/03/00 $2,263.70 listed below were declared to be in tax default 003/582/30/00 $1,529.40 173/210/02/00 $906.42 MAAS STEPHEN & SANDRA N SADLER JULIUS at 12:01 a.m. on July 1, 2005, by operation of 003/582/33/00 $901.34 GRABLE RYAN & BRITT 133/200/10/00 $2,653.88 005/215/05/00 $686.22 law. The declaration of default was due to 003/582/34/00 $1,334.92 098/146/19/00 $122.30 MACNEIL JULIA FREY 1/2 147/100/20/01 $514.76 non-payment of the total amount due for the CELENZA MICHAEL GRAHAM JANE R 107/210/02/00 $1,992.22 147/100/24/01 $661.42 taxes, assessments and other charges levied 053/412/02/00 $1,886.88 008/191/01/00 $3,887.90 MAN KATHY 147/100/35/00 $575.07 in 2004-2005 that was a lien on the listed real CHAN SIU MUI 118/340/20/00 $2,059.44 098/294/09/01 $227.32 SALAZAR FLORENTINO JAMES & TER property. The total that was due on June 30, 098/302/11/01 $298.80 119/040/09/00 $5,007.78 MANCHESTER POINT ARENA BAND OF 145/132/05/00 $2,216.54 2005, is shown opposite the parcel number. CHANEY FRANK E & ANN K GRAHAM KATHERINE A 1/2 027/031/04/00 $7,936.74 SANTANA ANDY 1/2 Tax-defaulted real property may be redeemed 020/050/27/00 $311.48 003/430/45/00 $971.26 MANESS TERRY & BERTHA 118/440/28/00 $3,388.76 by payment of all unpaid taxes and assess- CHARLES JOANN H TTEE 1/2 GRANDE PEDRO F JR 123/110/18/00 $481.40 SANTOS MARIA LOURDES M ments, together with the additional penalties 026/410/17/00 $157.50 100/240/04/01 $242.94 MANGLONA GABRIEL M & KATHERINE 097/051/03/01 $380.56 and fees, as prescribed by law, or it may be CHARLES JOANN 1/2 GRAVEL ROBERT & TEENA 096/263/03/01 $166.67 SAUNDERS SHEL & JENNIFER redeemed under an installment plan of re- 169/280/08/00 $3,289.88 171/080/11/00 $1,339.48 MARCHESE ROGER & PAMELA 013/860/11/05 $2,154.00 demption. If the taxes remain unpaid after CHELI MICHAEL F GRUEY JOHN S 020/260/54/00 $435.70 SAYAMPANATHAN SATHIAMOORTHY RA June 30, 2010, the property will be subject to 149/030/18/00 $2,019.96 032/043/04/00 $631.88 MARINO AUGUST PAUL 1/2 097/323/02/01 $185.80 sale at public auction. Property upon which a CHIARAVALLE STEVEN ANTHONY SUC GUALALA HOTEL PARTNERS LLC 048/290/17/00 $380.71 SCHNAUBELT JOHN J nuisance abatement lien has been recorded 038/256/18/00 $677.50 145/262/22/00 $31,244.54 MARONG ABDOULIE N S shall be subject to sale if the taxes remain un- CHILSON JUBAL GUNTHER JANINE M 100/090/10/01 $162.76 029/480/42/00 $1,527.48 paid after June 30, 2008. All information con- 147/053/07/01 $747.40 095/010/05/01 $154.40 100/090/11/01 $158.34 SCHOEPPNER DARYL L cerning redemption of tax-defaulted property CHO PETER YOUNG & SHARON MISUN 095/020/14/01 $109.70 MAXWELL DAVID L 097/071/04/01 $290.76 will be furnished, upon request, by Timothy J. 002/193/55/00 $7,007.98 095/020/15/01 $79.16 033/230/15/00 $637.36 SHAKMAN BRUCE & JENNY Knudsen, Mendocino County Tax Collector, CHRISTENSEN EDWARD C 095/050/07/01 $176.76 MAYA MARIA ELENA ACEVES 176/020/05/00 $4,200.36 501 Low Gap Road, Room #1060, Ukiah, 027/241/06/00 $522.46 095/120/11/01 $132.04 100/013/09/01 $169.50 SHERMAN JOHN HENRY & DANIELLE California 95482 (707) 463-4323 or 463- CHRISTENSEN JILL 095/240/03/01 $120.88 MAZZONI JAMES R & JEAN A TTEES 100/142/07/01 $674.63 4321. 100/143/01/01 $279.36 095/262/06/01 $143.22 127/160/07/00 $483.59 SHIELDS TANYA 1/3 This publication shows, in this order, the CHRISTOPHER K FLINDT INC 095/270/04/01 $263.56 MCDERMOTT MICHAEL 035/350/33/00 $236.22 name of the Assessee, the parcel number 097/153/06/01 $370.44 095/280/08/01 $169.46 012/611/11/00 $2,217.88 035/350/38/00 $115.10 with the dollar amount for which the parcel CITY OF FORT BRAGG GUZMAN ROBERTO & NAOMI MCDONALD JEREMY 1/4 035/350/39/00 $51.98 was “tax defaulted”. 018/440/01/00 $378.62 097/304/17/01 $354.26 029/300/50/00 $1,626.90 SICIGNANO ALLAN PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM 018/440/02/00 $489.28 HAAS DAVID B & CATHY L MCKINNEY SCOTT 056/350/07/05 $350.88 EXPLANATION COCCIMIGLIO IDA M 183/190/12/00 $374.50 033/040/55/00 $463.02 056/350/08/00 $225.42 The Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN), when 100/154/02/01 $246.20 HALPER CHARLES TTEE MCLEAN STEVE SIGNAL RIDGE VINEYARDS LLC used to describe property in this list, refers to COLBERT SARITA 1/5 096/072/11/01 $207.50 034/142/39/00 $307.60 026/430/27/00 $1,581.47 the assessor’s map book, the map page, the 153/280/06/00 $194.84 HAMOR LUCILLE M TTEE MCMILLAN DENISE SILVA MARILEE V block on the map (if applicable), and the indi- COLLETON JOSEPH BURTON 100/011/16/01 $115.13 147/110/13/00 $534.84 098/333/14/00 $421.24 vidual parcel on the map page or in the block. 006/142/24/00 $1,244.78 HARDING MICHAEL B MCNAMARA CASEY SIMONTON PATRICIA LOUISE The assessor’s maps and further explanation CORDELL MICHAEL A 031/020/29/01 $53.48 003/040/68/00 $3,074.86 100/152/13/01 $941.94 of the parcel numbering system are available 162/090/12/00 $2,554.84 HAYWARD JACK R & KAY A TTEES MEHTLAN ERIC & ROSE SMITH BRIAN R in the assessor’s office. 162/090/15/00 $608.68 026/370/46/00 $378.38 176/020/06/00 $502.85 147/052/04/01 $1,019.32 Property tax defaulted on June 30, 2005, for COX DONA MAE 026/370/49/00 $1,672.92 MENDONSA SCOTT B & DEBRA L SMITH JAMES B & PAMELA the taxes, assessments and other charges for 014/200/62/00 $328.62 026/370/50/00 $1,635.24 018/440/33/00 $1,469.64 097/082/07/01 $291.30 the fiscal year 2004-2005: CRISTOBAL RUBEN & RUBY 026/370/51/00 $3,023.36 MILLER KAREN SMITH RICHARD T 1/2 ADKISSON THOMAS G & MARYANN C 097/220/07/01 $321.16 026/370/52/00 $571.06 097/204/05/01 $200.04 184/110/05/00 $964.22 013/200/63/00 $1,979.88 CRISTOBAL RUBEN & RUBY 1/2 026/370/53/00 $4,934.08 MILLS LORENE SMITH SCOTT JOSEPH 014/020/35/00 $119.86 098/202/05/01 $241.58 026/370/54/00 $730.76 053/400/46/00 $361.12 002/124/18/00 $333.02 ADKISSON THOMAS G SR & MARYANN CROWELL CUTLER C JR / 026/370/57/00 $87.10 MILNER DAVID SOSS LESTER L 2/3 053/510/04/01 $240.18 018/392/18/00 $2,355.92 026/370/58/00 $218.04 033/270/14/00 $1,670.70 013/790/23/01 $436.56 053/510/06/01 $235.24 CUBELO KAREN E 026/370/59/00 $42.12 MOORE CRAIG ALLEN STAMLER DANA GARY & CYNTHIA BE ALAM MAHMOOD & FARAH 097/273/11/01 $1,305.46 026/600/30/00 $241.72 038/080/16/00 $1,991.90 014/300/01/00 $122.12 006/133/18/00 $1,875.98 CULLEN LAWRENCE H III HEADLEE RICHARD S MOORES GORDON & SANDRA TTEES 1 014/420/64/00 $433.08 006/133/47/00 $3,399.98 013/520/38/00 $1,257.66 035/180/32/00 $1,930.48 132/072/01/00 $104.90 STANCIU EUGEN 014/130/04/00 $1,435.94 CUMMINS RAYMOND A 1/4 HEIERLE JAMES O MORFIN ANGEL 1/3 098/234/08/05 $155.98 014/130/56/00 $618.19 017/280/14/00 $797.96 021/260/32/00 $805.70 001/460/55/00 $394.60 STEPHENS ERNEST LEE & EVADEE T ALAM MAHMOUD & FARAH DANIELS KATE BALL HENDRY ANDREW W & JUDY A MORRISSEY ADONNA A TTEE 103/190/03/00 $329.68 002/312/11/00 $2,420.46 050/550/04/00 $137.72 184/043/06/00 $1,032.32 013/780/13/00 $2,451.60 AMELL WILLIAM R DAWSON DEL D HERBERT VICTOR TTEE 1/5 MOSS BRAD & KIMBERLEY STEVER SUSAN L 133/060/03/00 $669.45 176/060/11/00 $430.06 021/230/20/00 $88.80 005/091/01/00 $680.63 069/010/16/00 $867.40 133/060/10/00 $56.93 DEARDEUFF TOM 1/3 HERNANDEZ ROGELIO C 1/2 MULLOCK JONATHAN B STEWART JEFFREY L & GWEN 2/3 133/060/11/00 $428.23 053/412/15/00 $116.78 007/091/25/00 $1,543.16 056/540/09/00 $812.38 014/411/11/00 $2,157.01 133/130/09/00 $32.07 DECAILLET PEPSI HIATT MARY MUNDELL JOHN L STONE WENDY FARNSWORTH AMMERMAN DIRK & RONJENE E 1/3 032/480/07/01 $1,098.84 048/310/08/00 $1,543.36 032/580/15/00 $284.04 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IRVEN DANIEL L & DAWN R PAGE ROBERT VICTOR & RIZALINDA TIEHEN W THOMAS & CYNTHIA 165/180/34/00 $107.68 098/151/11/01 $365.66 020/500/03/00 $725.94 003/480/42/00 $1,198.18 032/280/49/00 $247.16 BENZING TRAVIS P EVANS HANACO VIVIAN JACKSON ALEXANDRIA MARIANNE PANEDA REMEDIOS A TOMS MICHAEL A & JUSTINE 014/250/62/00 $1,127.08 021/120/80/00 $4,499.84 100/321/16/01 $970.64 100/151/03/01 $159.80 002/191/22/00 $1,268.25 BERGER MARLENE & DOUGLAS EVANS MARK & KATHY JACOBY EDWIN F PANG WILLETT W TRADEWINDS LODGE 125/270/40/00 $2,728.54 108/070/06/00 $1,463.68 013/560/36/00 $835.14 099/082/11/01 $180.77 018/010/37/00 $10,412.74 BERMUDEZ ROBERTO / EVANS ROBERT GOBRUEGGE JARRELL MARILYN PANG WILLETT W 1/4 TSURU TOSHIO 184/062/05/00 $759.12 133/070/19/00 $917.35 019/560/52/00 $1,495.94 096/274/02/01 $134.49 056/430/10/00 $276.84 BIG RIVER ASSETS LLC FAJARDO STEVEN JOHNSON MICHAEL D PAOLINELLI LENA TTEE 056/430/11/00 $278.07 008/152/17/00 $528.23 003/472/24/00 $1,535.18 002/184/21/00 $231.13 020/580/16/00 $108.58 056/430/12/00 $546.15 BISHOP MASON E 1/3 FARMER DINK G & GAIL JOHNSON ROY E & BEVERLY D TTEE 020/590/11/00 $112.20 URENA JUAN 050/480/30/00 $185.28 002/040/30/00 $4,582.98 015/420/02/01 $1,197.06 PARSONS TERRY L & EVELYN 162/290/09/00 $878.26 BLAKLEY PATRICIA FEATHER KITE FINDS THE 1/2 JOHNSON WALTER E & WANDA R 181/141/12/00 $853.55 VANHORN JAKE M & BEVERLIE W 038/150/05/00 $1,178.64 008/164/19/00 $1,437.70 034/150/20/00 $5,626.26 PICKETT CYNTHIA JEAN 069/172/07/00 $1,204.64 BLUEPORT LLC FEATHER KITE I FINDS THE 1/2 KANTHACK BRYAN L 031/160/14/00 $903.78 131/080/01/00 $7,104.40 133/090/33/00 $947.86 014/020/04/00 $1,002.66 PINOLEVILLE RANCHERIA OF POMO VANHORN STEPHEN L & JANICE K 1 131/080/02/00 $258.06 FEENY JASON KARAGAVOORIAN BRIAN & KERRY 170/060/01/00 $1,548.91 118/470/15/00 $2,587.16 131/080/05/00 $654.92 056/260/14/00 $1,750.13 097/201/02/01 $1,666.42 POWERS MARCIE / VELEZ LEO & MARIE BODDY ROBERT TTEE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF UKIAH KAST CARMEN M 037/630/08/00 $1,650.12 069/060/09/00 $1,088.10 019/050/13/00 $1,290.06 002/175/05/00 $4,759.92 098/123/08/01 $384.28 POZZI ROBERT DAVID VENTRELLA TONY & SUSAN ACKERMA 019/620/02/00 $490.60 002/175/06/00 $867.62 KEEFER KRISTINE 147/062/10/01 $499.31 145/165/10/00 $1,164.76 BOWMAN CONRAD KEITH II & TRUDY FLYNTON BRUCE & PATSY 2/3 035/030/04/00 $222.58 PRECIADO MARK ROBERT & COQUETT VILLANUEVA ANDY N & MARY ANN C 053/020/13/00 $736.77 008/174/26/00 $1,521.94 035/030/07/00 $328.86 053/412/08/00 $765.30 100/213/06/01 $309.60 BOWMAN JUDITH A FORD JANET E 035/040/19/00 $222.58 PRIAL DONALD F & LINDA M VILLANUEVA PAT R & EVELYN D 003/021/06/00 $284.78 037/340/14/00 $645.05 KEENE CHARLES TTEE / 118/300/11/00 $3,878.40 096/342/17/05 $318.34 BOYD GREGORY M FORT BRAGG CITY OF 1/2 125/130/06/00 $100.18 PUGH AMY C VINSON DEBBY 050/230/18/00 $2,005.08 118/500/10/00 $51.72 KEIPP DEBRA 069/171/15/00 $151.62 107/200/08/00 $37.96 BREGLIO JOHN / 118/500/11/00 $86.90 027/122/26/00 $95.80 RAMIREZ RAFAEL VILLASENOR / 107/264/05/00 $542.30 141/100/42/00 $7,847.26 FOSTIAK MARIE 027/131/14/00 $95.80 145/082/08/00 $1,943.24 VINSON JOYCE M TTEE BRENNER TERRY 013/280/27/00 $1,025.56 KELLER GORDON D / RAVELLA ALAN & TERESA 107/264/09/00 $456.70 013/180/12/00 $251.73 FOURMY CHRISTIAN 017/171/30/00 $3,496.48 019/700/16/00 $2,761.64 WADDLE KEVIN J 013/760/02/00 $446.77 149/050/12/00 $47.32 KELLY EVERETTE W & MARJORIE K REGELBRUGGE DANIEL E & HEATHER 119/420/17/00 $2,461.87 BRETHOWER ELOYCE 149/050/13/00 $269.22 099/041/09/01 $234.88 142/200/15/00 $3,875.74 WALKER WILLIAM S & NANCY M 001/394/21/00 $1,490.30 FOXX DONALD KENNEY SCOTT 1/2 REPOVSCH ALBERT WILLIAM JR 037/031/21/00 $1,615.94 BRITTON WILLIAM E & JOYCE 2/3 020/240/20/00 $967.82 037/110/01/00 $34.02 033/140/33/00 $1,092.90 WHITE ROBERT L & MICHELE RENEE 097/042/02/01 $684.98 FRANKLIN LORENE L KIRCHIRO JOHN / RICHARDSON JEFF 103/160/27/00 $1,159.06 BROSCHAT DAVID N & GLORIA J 014/210/20/00 $171.13 105/130/02/00 $642.22 132/162/05/00 $1,052.06 WILBURN RODNEY LEE & JONI G 2/ 179/233/10/00 $261.32 FRANKLIN ROBERT S / KNOERDEL CHRISTOPHER S & MARY RICHMOND LARRY JAY 1/2 033/330/14/00 $145.36 BRUCE C Z 144/251/06/00 $412.64 008/044/08/00 $1,157.91 121/130/37/00 $498.74 WILEY CLINTON J 017/230/12/00 $2,748.62 FRANZ LISA ANN 008/044/09/00 $1,188.70 RILEY WILLIE LEWIS 1/2 011/900/06/00 $1,397.50 BRUMLEY CARLA 002/172/06/00 $2,340.73 118/060/10/00 $2,226.40 160/210/21/00 $247.78 011/900/24/00 $1,916.64 033/340/41/00 $307.92 FREED ERIK JAMES LACKEY KATHRYN ANN RITNER JOHN WILKINS JAMES D & JANET ELAINE BUNBURY CYRIL MARK 143/090/19/00 $1,050.18 013/800/30/00 $828.12 056/330/12/00 $1,282.66 032/030/55/00 $899.28 150/220/01/00 $642.80 FREEMAN JASON DONALD LANDES W EARL 1/2 ROBLES EDWARD WILLIAMS HAROLD L & MARION L T BURNS BRUCE B 011/580/47/00 $1,546.56 018/190/36/00 $1,444.30 056/170/03/00 $4,555.94 185/100/07/00 $193.14 019/480/34/00 $1,471.54 FRISTOE THOMAS A LARSEN CHRISTOPHER W 1/2 RODES NANCY R WILSON EDWINA 1/2 BURNS RUBY J 1/2 014/300/20/00 $369.36 036/100/23/00 $57.20 026/490/54/00 $382.73 033/190/09/00 $413.79 008/175/13/00 $977.26 FURST ANASTASIA T LARSON ROBERT L ESTATE OF & SH 026/490/75/00 $110.44 WOLDT PAUL TTEE BUTTERFIELD DANIEL A & TRACY 012/640/07/00 $68.82 014/040/23/00 $540.76 ROGERS LORNA 048/400/26/00 $3,500.84 069/252/21/00 $1,758.12 053/520/04/00 $987.74 LAU ALAN H / 018/210/01/00 $670.44 WONG LILY L CALGAZ DURALI 053/530/01/00 $161.64 100/283/10/01 $297.64 ROJAS RUBEN & KRISTY 097/172/03/01 $95.73 153/350/04/00 $94.92 GALL MICHAEL MEA OLE KE KUHI H LAWSON WILLIAM E & JULIE J 160/240/27/00 $1,241.31 WOOD DAN & LAURIE CALIFORNIA WESTERN RAILROAD 105/270/01/00 $1,016.76 049/280/17/00 $494.48 ROONEY BRIAN 168/010/11/00 $574.48 900/724/08/15 $6,905.96 GANDOLA RICHARD C LEE LARRY MARK 104/280/04/00 $862.30 900/920/08/15 $1,875.40 014/160/23/00 $316.62 008/280/66/00 $361.83 ROSER JANET F YATES JERRY D & DAWN L 901/023/08/15 $2,172.94 GANSZ STEVEN LEONARD REX L 128/270/05/00 $151.82 005/183/09/00 $781.24 901/107/08/15 $677.50 069/261/08/00 $2,738.88 011/900/41/00 $2,120.02 128/270/06/00 $149.06 YAU BONNY SAU CHUN 901/207/08/15 $1,623.42 069/261/09/00 $3,169.96 LIBEU HELEN TTEE 1/2 ROTHER BRAD 098/134/09/01 $209.38 901/222/08/15 $981.42 GARRETTE ROBERT M 046/550/02/00 $69.14 011/510/32/07 $546.87 098/245/02/01 $165.58 901/304/08/15 $663.74 020/090/10/00 $548.71 LIRA ABRONCIO S MOO 011/510/33/00 $33.32 YUNG LI PING CAPIRMA JOHNETTE T GEAR MARGUERITE G 008/242/09/00 $793.98 011/860/09/00 $745.79 098/073/06/01 $254.10 100/342/01/01 $468.70 126/040/06/00 $3,695.29 LOEWEN DUSTY 1/2 011/860/10/00 $469.48 098/092/03/01 $321.16 CARPENTER JOANNE MARIE 1/3 GEER ANTHONY R & LISA T 069/172/12/00 $2,880.06 ROTHER BRADLEY ZAMPINO GERALD R JR & WENDI J 003/082/14/00 $431.30 123/050/25/00 $756.28 LOPEZ SAMANTHA PEPPER 011/490/16/00 $56.42 034/310/29/00 $682.32 CARROLL SUZANNE 1/2 GEHRMAN JODY E 096/285/03/01 $95.73 011/490/31/00 $105.68 ZIMMERMAN ERIC K & KAREN A 001/490/82/00 $1,026.54 175/090/01/00 $122.04 LOST PARADISE LAND CORPORATION 011/510/29/00 $66.06 173/290/13/01 $1,709.77 CARTER KERMIT E JR 1/2 GIBSON KEVEN 051/180/08/00 $82.96 011/510/31/00 $34.34 I certify (or declare), under penalty of perjury, 127/250/16/00 $88.94 014/250/55/00 $1,034.88 051/190/05/00 $63.08 ROTHER SCOTT that the foregoing is true and correct. CASH DAVID BRYAN WILLIAM & VIC GIRDAUSKAS THOMAS 052/010/01/00 $42.78 011/510/12/00 $73.00 /s/ Timothy J. Knudsen 181/110/04/00 $1,104.18 037/290/20/00 $890.66 052/010/02/00 $111.64 011/510/27/00 $237.79 Mendocino County Tax Collector 12- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP 10 NOTICES 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 596-06 628-06 POTTER VALLEY Deputy City Clerk/ Environmental NCO Head Start - QUALITY Social Service Asst. 9-6,13,20,27/06 8-30,9-6,13,20/06 HIGH SCHOOL Administrative Laboratory Ukiah ASSURANCE SUP’V Needed immediately. FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS REUNION Assistant; $15.91/ Technician For Reg. & Sub. For rapidly growing Exp. pref. or willing to BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME 1965, 1966 & 1967 hour, up to 32 hour $3,361-$4,085/mo. Posn’s. HS Assoc wood mfg. co. Resp. undergo training. STATEMENT STATEMENT Committee is per week avg. plus benefits. must Teach I-II - 12 Core for inspection of Please call Kim or C.C.C. is seeking File No.: 2006-F0547 Takes & transcribes possess Grade I or CDV units & 6 mos. wood prod. thru all Debra 462-6636 File No.: 2006-F0496 looking for Special Corpsmem- THE FOLLOWING minutes of all City higher Lab Analyst exp. $10.32-$11.28/ levels of production. THE FOLLOWING the following ber. $10.25/hr. In- SOCIAL SERVICES PERSON(S) IS hr DOQ. Develops & imple- PERSON(S) IS classmates: teract with 18-25yr Council mtgs; Certificate, issued Executive ENTHUSIASTS (ARE) DOING BUSI- Asst. Teach - 6 Core ment quality prod. (ARE) DOING BUSI- olds in residential assembles agenda by the California Coordinator WANTED ON NESS AS: 1965 packets; assists City Water Environment CDV units $8.80/hr policies & procedures THE COAST! NESS AS: setting. F/T or P/T. Coordinate complex PRECISION Linda Watts Clerk & Admin. staff. Association (CWEA) HS Aides - $8.04/hr. to ensure conformity Join our team and CC Cares Swing & graveyard administrative sup- PRODUCTIONS Typing Cert at 45 upon appointment to All posn’s Sp/Eng. of final product. Over- support individuals 218 Irvington Drive incl. wkends. Call port and public infor- 22400 Tomki Rd. 1966 wpm & CA Driver’s position, Grade II Bil. pref. see testing of proc- with developmental Ukiah, CA 95482 Sue 707-463-2822 mation program in Willits, CA 95490 Stephen Earl (66) License required. preferred. Complete All positions include esses & products, be disabilities to live a Carolyn Caires fast-paced County Hale C. Manning Louis Glazier (66) Caregiver for light Application available job description/ap- benefits. Must com- familiar with basic good life in the com- Executive Office. 218 Irvington Drive 22400 Tomki Rd. weight woman. 8 pm- at the City of Ukiah, plication available at plete NCO app. incl. measurements, wood munity NorthStar Must have strong Ukiah, CA 95482 Willits, CA 95490 1967 8 am 3 days wk. 300 Seminary Ave, City of Ukiah, transcripts. 707-462- graining & diff. spe- Services; a progres- verbal and written This business is con- This business is con- Susan Anderson 485-0864 Ukiah, CA 95482 or 300 Seminary Ave. 1954 x 302 or cies of lmbr. Also will sive, person centered communication ducted by an Individ- ducted by an Individ- Gloria Baughman www.cityofukiah.com Ukiah, CA 95482 or www.ncoinco.org. work into plant super- organization, located CAREGIVER skills, plus excellent ual. The registrant ual. The registrant James Murray EXTENDED www.cityofukiah.com. Closes 5 pm 9/11 vision as a Sup’v in beautiful Mendoci- Live in position in organizational abili- commenced to trans- commenced to trans- Deborah Walker Deadline to Apply: Deadline: 5 pm, (postmarks not ac- Trainee. Req. 2-5 no County has open- Rwd. Vly. Duties incl. ties and diplomacy. cepted). EOE yrs. prod. exp., com- act business under act business under Denise Walker 5:00 p.m., Monday, 09/20/06 EOE. ings in Fort Bragg. A driving, meal prep., Requires 4 yrs exp puter knowl., verbal & the fictitious business Wayne Haux 9/11/06 EOE NCO Head Start - variety of full time the fictitious business light housekeeping, and BA or equiv. written comm. skills. name or names listed Ukiah and part time sched- name or names listed assistance with daily $3877-$4711/Mo. Familiar with variety above on August 7, Please call: Teacher I-II-I AA/ ules available. No above on May 5, activities. $1800/mo. Apply by 09/13/06 of the fields con- 2006. Endorsed-Filed Yvonne - 468-3506 ECE, CDE Tchr Per- similar experience is 2006. Endorsed-Filed 831-624-8035 collect. to: Mendocino Co, cepts, practices, & on August 7, 2006 at or Star - 462-4360 mit & 2yr. ECE exp. required. Just a love on July 13, 2006 at HR Dept, 579 Low proc. Relies on exp. the Mendocino Coun- CASE MANAGER EXECUTIVE $12.97-$14.61- for people and a de- EARN Gap Rd, Ukiah, CA & problem solving the Mendocino Coun- ty Clerks Office. F/T in Ukiah, to help ASSISTANT $16.30 DOQ. sire to support indi- EXTRA CASH!!! 95482, (707) skills to plan & ac- ty Clerks Office. /s Hale C. Manning the elderly avoid F/T w/busy Prop. Must complete NCO viduals to become HALE C. MANNING nursing home place- International Market- Mgt. firm. Must be 463-4261 w/TDD complish goals. /s Carolyn Caires PERSONALS appl & include tran- more independent 20 ment. MSW pref’d; or ing Co. expanding. (800) 735-2929. Benefits incl. med. CAROLYN CAIRES 629-06 dependable, detail scripts, 800-606-5550 and have valued Looking for Marv English & Bilingual www.co.mendocino. dental, vac. & 401K. 8-30,9-6,13,20/06 BSW or related oriented & able or www.ncoinc.org roles in the communi- 617-06 Altman or Skip help needed! Earn ca.us/hr EOE Fax resume to: FICTITIOUS degree w/case mgmt to multi-task. Closes: 5 PM 9/7 ty. Must be enthusi- 8-23,30,9-6,13/06 Schmit from the $25 - $75/hr P/T, F/T 707-459-1018 BUSINESS NAME exp. Competitive Computer skills & JANITORIAL/ (Postmarks not astic about working FICTITIOUS STATEMENT 70’s. Contact Kelly salary& exc. benefits. Training Provided min. 2 yrs. prev. MAINTENANCE accepted). EOE RDA evenings and week- BUSINESS NAME File No.: 2006-F0593 M. at 650-483-6764 Resume, cov. ltr. to 888-480-3820 office exp. req. www.tblGlobal.com ASSISTANT NEW EXCITING Sal. & benes. DOE. ends. Overnights STATEMENT THE FOLLOWING LOST & MSSP, 301 S. State Benefit pkg. avail. RCHDC a well estab- POSITION WORK- Contact office mgr. available. Good wag- File No.: 2006-F0583 PERSON(S) IS FOUND St. Ukiah, 95482. EOE EDUCATION Applications avail 30 lished non-profit ING WITH KIDS 702 S. Dora St.Ukiah es & great benefits. THE FOLLOWING (ARE) DOING BUSI- $2500 SIGN-ON REALTY WORLD Reward Lost Mary. CASHIER/SALES housing development 6 wks pd vacation Fax: 462-3675 Relocation funds NESS AS: Bonus Teachers SELZER REALTY PERSON(S) IS Golden yellow pit bull REP. P/T. Tues.-Sat. 300 E. Gobbi St., corporation located in 401 K. Day & Eve available. Must have TGIF PRINTER Starting Salary RECEPTIONIST (ARE) DOING BUSI- terrior mix. White Apply in person Ukiah Ukiah, Ca is currently avail. Small homelike job references and REPAIR $45000. Keystone Evenings NESS AS: 1040 N. State St. patch on forehead. The Sound Company seeking a FT Janitori- environment, good clean DMV. Call Schools, a NPS Apply in person MENDOCINO Ste E W/pink collar & tag. CEO/ President, Executive Director al / Maintenance As- pay & benefits. Fax NorthStar Services at program is currently 1343 S. Dora St. ABATTOIR Ukiah, CA 95482 Near Peach St. Ukiah CoC seeks for small nonprofit sistant in Ukiah, Ca. resume to 463-6957. 916-239-9343 to recruiting teachers 3080 So. State Street Philip Summers 463-2071 Dynamic Leader To community service Salary Range $2016- RESIDENT AIDE learn more. for campus in Elmire/ NEW HOME Taylor Hurst promote local busi- agency in beautiful $2451/mo DOE+ for Assisted Social Worker for Ukiah, CA 95482 HELP Vacaville. Qualified SALES AGENT 2597 Poppy Terrace ness. Send resume Mendocino Co. Re- benefits. Call 707- Senior Living. Adolescent Residen- ALEPHNULL 120 WANTED candidates must Ukiah, P/T, M-W, Willits, CA 95490 & cover letter to , quires strong skills in 463-1975 ext 0 for Will train. tial Treatment Center 1751 Bollinger Lane have minimum of Ca Hrly + benefits. Real Dawn Marie White IN-HOME CARE Ukiah CoC, 200 S. budget preparation, app., or go to Apply in person Sebastopol, Preliminary (Level 1) Estate lic. req’d. New in Philo. Degree in 5376 Agnes Lane WORKERS School St, Ukiah inclusive mgmnt, www.rchdc.org to 1343 S. Dora St. CA 95472 Education Specialist home sales exp. a +. Social Work or coun- Ukiah, CA 95482 NEEDED Ca, No calls. community network- download. EOE This business is This business is con- credential in Mild/ ing and grant writing Requires great or- Resident Manag- seling or license req. In-Home JOB Opportunities - ducted by a General Moderate or Moder- ganizational skills. May consider intern. conducted by a Lim- Supportive Certified Salary Negotiable er & Maintenance We’re building our Call James 489-2919 ited Liability Com- Partnership. The Services Public Personal Trainer ate/ Severe. Will con- DOE Inquires at 707- pool of available Computer literacy. Manager Well pany. The registrants registrants com- Authority Referral needed at the sider those currently 485-5806 X2 or email workers... E-mail resume established Property or 895-2304 menced to transact commenced to trans- Registry Redwood Health enrolled in credential [email protected] Positions may require [email protected] Management firm TRUE TO LIFE business under the Workers needed to Club to work after- program. Exp. pref’d . FT & PT CASH- drug screen and with Vichy Agent in seeks a PT Resident CHILDREN’S act business under fictitious business provide domestic noons/evenings. Excellent benefit IERS& stock per- background check. the subject line. Manager & a PT the fictitious business name or names listed SERVICES services & personal 2-3 days per wk. package. Interested sons. Exp. pref.
Bookkeepers Office Manager Maintenance Manag- name or names listed above on Sept. 5, seeks 2 additional care to aged, blind Liz Black, 376-4423 candidates please Nights & weekends.
Carpenters Accounting firm er in Lucerne, Ca: a 2 above on August 21, 2006.Endorsed-Filed homes for Shelter or disabled per- Child Care Worker send/ fax resume to; Starts $8/hr. more for
Clerical seeks an organized, on August 28, 2006 bdm apt on site, Sal, Care program 2006. Endorsed-Filed sons. $8.50 per for Adolescent Attn: Recruitment exp. Lee Duncan
Construction motivated detail and at the Mendocino Util. + benf. Fax Applicants need to on August 21, 2006 Residential Treat- Dept. Fax: 909-783- Apply in person
Laborers people oriented office County Clerks Office. hour. Health Bene- Resume to have at least 1 spare at the Mendocino 2621 1450 N. State St
Office Assistants /s/Dawn White fits (50 hours ment Center in Philo. manager with experi- 707-463-2252 Attn bdrm to house a child County Clerks Office. worked a month Pay $8-$12 DOE. Ukiah
Production/Mfg. ence in Microsoft CM111. Download for up to 30 days. DAWN WHITE EDUCATION /s/Christopher Stone minimum) and Day & night shifts avl. Graveyard shift
Receptionists Word, Excel and Out- announcement Guaranteed monthly 644-06 KEYSTONE CHRISTOPHER Workers Compen- Call James 489-2919 WORKING with kids, LINK Personnel look. Duties include packet from allotment. Generous 9-6,13,20,27/06 SCHOOLS, A NON increase upon place- STONE sation Insurance. or 895-2304 small homelike envi- Apply at 545 N. receptionist, schedul- www.rchdc.org. FICTITIOUS PUBLIC SPECIAL ment. Income tax-ex- Tasks may include CHP ronment, good pay & State St. Ukiah, ing, bookkeeping and Individuals may apply. Vice President BUSINESS NAME EDUCATION empt. Exp. with chil- cleaning, cooking, Public Safety benefits. Fax resume Mon-Fri. 9-5 or get payroll preparation. EOE. 618-06 STATEMENT SCHOOL HAS 2 dren req. Parents will laundry, bathing, Dispatcher to 463-6957 an application on- Please e-mail re- RNs, LVNs ,CNAs 8-23,30-9,6,13/06 File No.: 2006-F0605 CURRENT OPEN- receive training, + So- THE FOLLOWING and feeding. Must Must type 40 wpm, line at sume and cover letter all shifts. Come join FICTITIOUS INGS FOR FT HAIRSTYLISTS, cial Worker, in-home PERSON(S) IS consent to be shift work and be www.link2hire.com [email protected] us Flex. sched. EDUCATIONAL ESTHETICIAN, & support & respite. BUSINESS NAME (ARE) DOING BUSI- fingerprinted for calm in emergencies. 468-LINK (5465) Office Manager Comp.wages. A ASSISTANT & 1:1 ASSISTANTS: Need 1 or 2-parent STATEMENT NESS AS: a criminal back- Salary from $3,097/ No fee to applicant/ Quick books, Word, crew with a great at- AIDES AT OUT Shag Salon & Supply homes, with 1 parent File No.: 2006-F0468 BROWN BEAR ground check, month plus benefits. EOE Excel. Customer titude. Please call: CAMPUS IN VALLE- is looking for enthusi- home full time. Home THE FOLLOWING TOYS provide references, For more info: service. 462-9181 Pleasant Care, with no more than 1 JO, CA & ELMIRA, astic team players to PERSON(S) IS 161 S. Orchard Ave and attend an (707) 467-4040. LIKE Becky or Joan biological child con- CA POSITION join a fast growing PEST CONTROL (ARE) DOING BUSI- Ukiah, CA 95482 orientation class. Apply before 9-7-06 462-6636 sidered. DUTIES INCLUDE salon. We offer sal- CHILDREN? TECHNICIAN Appli- Pamela Leland Applications and Retirees invited to NESS AS: CNA’s F/T, P/T, ary, commisison, pd This might be cator or Branch II 801 Riverside Dr ASSISTING ON RNs/LVNs needed apply. Contact TLC Scale Building orientation are vac. & educatiton. No licensed preferred. Ukiah, CA 95482 days & PM’s. CAMPUS & IN the job for you. 707-463-1100 available in phone calls please. Stop urgently for PT/FT 21451 B Poplar St Lowell Leland Great working cond. CLASSROOMS W/ CHILDCARE Or will train right per- Lic#236800809 Spanish through by 1252 Airport Park home care for needy Willits, Ca 95490 801 Riverside Dr Apply in person STUDENTS & son. Drug testing & the Willits office. To Blvd. Ste. A2 to apply. WORKERS, clients. Flex hrs. new Jonathan Shepherd Ukiah, CA 95482 Valley View Skilled TRANSPORTING TO ALL SHIFTS. clean DMV. Pay DOE+ Wanted: Dynamic apply, call in Ukiah Health Secretary mileage reimburse- 21451 B Poplar St This business is con- Nursing Center, & FROM SCHOOL F/T 4 day week. benefits 462-7704 467-5875, in Fort 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah Guidiville Indian ment Medical bene- person with BA/BS ducted by Husband IN VANS. MUST Starting salary PET LOVERS Willits, Ca 95490 Bragg 962-1150, or Rancheria 462-3682. fits avail. Please call and supervisory exp. & Wife. The regis- Come join our HAVE EXCELLENT $9.40 per hour. WANTED! This business is con- in Willits 456-3752 F/T $10.50/hr. Must 800-462-0717 x101 to run therapeutic trants commenced to HealthCare DRIVING RECORD On call $9 per hour. Nutro Products is ducted by an Individ- Specialists at present clean DMV Roofing supplier has treatment facility. Fax transact business un- W/ THE ABILITY TO Qualifications: now hiring dependa- ual. The registrant der the fictitious busi- Admin. Assistant Home Care and with applications. ble, outgoing pet lov- immed. opening for resume to 463-6957 Hospice Services OBTAIN A CLASS B Pass medical and commenced to trans- ness name or names P/T Tues. & Thurs. HOUSE KEEPING/ ers to demo. our dog class B driver. Must Wanted: Staff person Mendocino County. LICENSE. MUST drug exam, TB test, act business under listed above on Sep- 9-2. 468-8911 LAUNDRY F/T. FOR & cat food at local pet be able to lift 50 lbs. medical . Exp a +,not Great innovative HAVE MINIMUM OF criminal back- the fictitious business tember 1, 2006. En- 99 BED NURSING retailers. PT, wkends. F/T. Grt bens & 401K req'd. Established AIDE for after-school team & benefits. HIGH SCHOOL ground check and name or names listed dorsed-Filed on Sep- HOME FACILITY IN 4 hr. shifts. $12.00 Plan. Apply in person medical office. Send program for young Call 707-459-1818 DIPLOMA- ASSOCI- have valid Cal. above on June 27, tember 1, 2006 at SAN RAFAEL. PLS. hr. Call 866-847- with current DMV cert. resume to: 1225 S. the Mendocino Coun- adults with disabili- ask for ATE OR BACHELOR Drivers license. 2310 So. State St., 2006. Endorsed-Filed CALL 415-479-5161 0047 or apply on line Main St. Willits Ca ty Clerks Office. ties, 2-3 days/wk, Clinical Manager. DEGREE PREFER- GREAT NEW Ukiah Ca. 95482 FAX RESUME 415- MEDICAL, DENTAL, www.nutroproducts. 95490 on June 27, 2006 at /s/Pamela Leland 2:30-7:30 p.m.
RN P/T, opportu RED. INTERESTED 491-0512 VISION PKG. com/nutrodemo.asp Round Table Pizza the Mendocino Coun- PAMELA LELAND Dinner included. nity for FT status. APPLICANTS Water Treatment/ matching 403B Now hiring for eves & ty Clerks Office. 645-06 $8.75/hr. Resume &
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Home Health SUME TO: 909-783- Transition Age /s Jonathan Shepard 9-6,13,20,27/06 cover letter to Opportunities or older. Apply in per- Redwood Valley Aide, F/T. CNA’s 2621 ATTN: RE- days & vacation, Youth Program: FT, JONATHAN SHEP- FICTITIOUS Independence Plus, son between 1-4 @ Cty. Water District BUSINESS NAME may apply. CRUITMENT DEPT ● RN: ICU per diem paid training’s, on Ukiah. Oversee 7 HERD 301 S. State St., 292 S. State St. 10 miles north of STATEMENT Electrical ● duty meals. bed transitional living 619-06 Ukiah. 463-8725 EOE. RN: ER per diem Ukiah, is accepting File No.: 2006-F0606 Engineering FREE Co-op Day program for older SALES 8-23,30-9-6,13/06 All Shifts FT & PT COOK ● RN: ER FT night resumes in lieu of THE FOLLOWING Technician III Care Provided homeless youth, Outside Sales Rep. Available!!! Breakfast & Lunch ● RN: ER PT day applications for FICTITIOUS PERSON(S) IS (Journey Level): Apply: oversee/implement No experience In a fast paced ● Housekeeper: FT BUSINESS NAME (ARE) DOING BUSI- $4,906-$5,963/mo. TRINITY YOUTH new services for tran- Due to our rapid Water Treatment needed. Higher wage setting. Exp. a plus. ● STATEMENT NESS AS: Housekeeper: SERVICES sition age youth, es- growth, Pacific Pul- Operator 1/ with experience. Apply within Complete job de- File No.: 2006-F0572 MENDOCINO scription/application per diem 915 W. Church St. pecially those w/men- monary services, a Distribution System This year’s seniors Schat’s Bakerie’s ● THE FOLLOWING NETWORKS at City of Ukiah, Home Health or on line@ tal health issues. leading home oxygen Operator 1. Min. welcome. Full train- Ask for Lisa or Phil PERSON(S) IS 516 Milani Drive 300 Seminary Ave. Aide: FT www.trinityys.org Requires BA/equiv, co., is seeking Sales requirements: CA Ukiah, CA 95482 ing provided. Drug 113 W. Perkins St. ● Ukiah, CA or CNA: Night shift counseling, case Reps for our North- DOHS T-1, CA (ARE) DOING BUSI- Lane Charpentier testing required, can- Ukiah. www.cityofukiah.com PT Live in Aid for elder- management, admin- ern CA offices. Our DOHS D-1. Clean CA NESS AS: 516 Milani Drive nabis not tested for Cook Res. pgm in Deadline: 5 pm, ● CNA: Per diem ly lady. Room, board istrative exp. $14 to Sales Reps build re- DMV record. HOWLING MOON Ukiah, CA 95482 hire. Assist disabled San Rafael. Exp. w/ ● & salary. Cooking, Fri. 09/15/06 Pharmacist: $15.14 per hour, out- lationships with doc- Day shift with on-call INVESTMENTS LLC This business is con- in their home and on institutional prep, cleaning and errands PT to FT. standing benefits. tors & patients. Previ- responsibilites. 3501 Taylor Dr ducted by an Individ- outings. Call for inter- inventory, menus. for local area woman. ual. The registrant HowardHospital.com Job description/ ous outside sales Ukiah Ca 95482 view. 485-5168, Fax resume to Must have clean Hourly pay range: commenced to trans- or call 456-3105 required application exp. pref’d, but not Nicholas W. 485-0165 415-499-1912 DMV and must be $14-$18 DOQ. act business under at 463-4915 req’d. must be driven BOOKKEEPER Cook/Dietary. FT able to pass physical Fax resume to 707- Thomas the fictitious business Public Safety to sell & help people. PT for restaurant/inn 485-5148 or email to 3501 Taylor Dr name or names listed Cook & Dietary aide ELECTRICAL and drug screen Equipment Base + commission Exp. in A/P, G/L and BRIDGE Ukiah Ca 95482 above on September for 99 bed nursing SUPERVISOR: upon job offer. Send Mechanic: & benefits/401K. rvwaterdistrict@ knowledge of quick- Daniel York Thomas 5, 2006. Endorsed- home facility in San Total annual com- CREW reply to box 04034, $3,531-$4,292 per Apply at pacific.net. Closing 3501 Taylor Dr Filed on September books Email resume Rafael. Pls Call pensation package c/o Ukiah Daily Jour- mo. plus benefits. www.ppsc.com Date: 9-14-2006 to: Jackigoldston@ Ukiah Ca 95482 5, 2006 at the Men- 415-479-5161 Fax up to $91,030.00, WORKER nal, P.O. Box 749, Complete job de- or fax: 530-345-4653 Winery Tasting docino County Clerks hotmail.com or fax: resume 415-491-0512 including flex dollars Ukiah, CA 95482 scription/application Stephen F. Thomas Mendocino Co Schat’s Bakery Room Sales Office. 805-541-9569 Counselors and management Loader Operator available at 3501 Taylor Dr Transportation Dept is looking for a Friendly, outgoing /s Lane Charpentier Busy optometric incentive pay. Experienced only . City of Ukiah, 300 Ukiah Ca 95482 Entry/Adv pos. CAKE personality with a LANE practice seeks ener- in-prison tx pgm in $5136-$6243/mo., in Ukiah. $2574- Pay DOE.Cold Creek Seminary Ave. Erin F. Thomas DECORATOR. passion for wine. CHARPENTIER getic individual who plus benefits. $3128/Mo. Req Compost 485-5966 Ukiah, CA 95482 or Solano. Exp. w/crim. Exp. pref. Apply at Must be able to work 3501 Taylor Dr can multi task for FT justice, grp/indiv. Complete job de- Class B lic. High www.cityofukiah.com Local Mfg. looking for 113 W. Perkins St. all weekends, live Ukiah Ca 95482 front office/assistant counsel. Fax: scription/application School grad or GED Deadline: 5 pm, Production Asst. within an hour com- Francis B. Thomas position. Individual 415-499-1912. available at and two yrs related 9/15/06. EOE Seeking people to NOTICES Able to lift 70lb., CDL mute of Anderson 3501 Taylor Dr 10 must have exc. com- HOST HOMES City of Ukiah, 300 exp. Apply by work one on one sup- ADOPTIONS & req’d fab. exp. prf’d. Valley, Mendocino Ukiah Ca 95482 munication skills, ba- needed for teens! Seminary Ave., 09/12/06 to: HR porting DD individual FOSTER CARE PT/FT. Apply 3661 Co. and have solid This business is sic computer skills, Short term, 1-4 Ukiah, CA 95482 or Dept, 579 Low Gap in a home setting. True to Life Children's Christy Ln, Ukiah. conducted by a Lim- good hand writing days avg. Teens www.cityofukiah.com. Road, Ukiah, CA Call Cindy 468-9331 computer skills. Full Services seeks families. 463-1333 ited Liability Com- and be a team work- are housed while Deadline: 5 pm, 95482, (707) Senior Bookkeeper time position with Reimbursement, training er. Knowledge in 9/20/06. EOE Maintenance Satellite Contact David health, dental, paid pany. The registrants & professional support family mediation 463-4261, w/TDD Technicians Medical Billing a+. Director P/T 462-8653 commenced to trans- provided. 463-1100 occurs, or more (800) 735-2929. Regional Service vacation and profit Some benefits, salary Apply 1343 S. act business under #236800809 permanent housing www.co.mendocino. Provider for Ca. has sharing. Starting sal- DOE. Send resume Dora St. Servers Wanted is arranged. Sti- ca.us/hr EOE immediate openings ary averages $18/ the fictitious business to: 102 Scott St. for satellite installa- Experienced pref. pends, incentives McDonalds has Full hour. Send resume to name or names listed FIND Ukiah 95482 Guidiville Indian tion technicians. Must PM & Graveyard provided. We walk & P/T crew positions have own truck and Pat Hanks Navarro above on N/A, 2006. WHAT YOU Rancheria RNs & LVNs shifts avail. Apply @ Cabinet Maker/ host providers avail. Apply at your tools. DMV printout Vineyards, POB 47, Endorsed-Filed on Tutors, p/t for our Jenson’s Restaurant NEED IN Assembler for (singles/couples) F/T & P/T NOC. Local McDonald’s required. Good pay, Philo, Ca. 95466, fax August 15, 2006 at education center. 1550 Lovers Lane. THE Cloverdale Co. an through the licens- Please come full benefits, 401k. 707-895-9501 the Mendocino Coun- C Compensation com- Medical Assistant - Paid training. Drug SHOT GUN L Exp’d custom/prod. ing process, ex- join our staff! [email protected] ty Clerks Office. F/T, wage penses reimbursed. mensurate with Certified F/T, bene- test and background RESTAURANT/ A RNs $30/hr check may be re- WINE SALES /s/Daniel Thomas DOE/Bnfts. For information call quals. and exp. Must fits. Bi-lingual: Eng- Lawsons Station in LVNs $23/hr. quired. Fax resumes S Mendocino County present clean DMV Hopland. Restaurant F/T or P/T DANIEL THOMAS S Apply Classic Mill Contact Deana or lish/Spanish prefer- to: (707) 277-0530 or 3033 Coffey Ln. Youth Project with application. red. Cloverdale. Call Supervisor Wed-Sun 485-1196. Fax MANAGER IFIEDS! Dawn 462-1436 email: rdiaz_ S Rosa behind gym. 463-4915 x 157. 462-3682 Debbie @ 894-4229 [email protected] 744-1977 resume to 485-8206 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, 2006 -13

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Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs Today Thu. Today Thu. TODAY and tonight’s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 95/65/s 89/64/pc Napa 85/49/s 79/48/s Antioch 93/56/s 88/55/s Needles 106/85/t 102/79/t 99° Arroyo Grande 77/50/pc 72/49/pc Oakland 75/54/pc 71/53/pc Sunrise today ...... 6:46 a.m. Atascadero 92/52/pc 85/51/pc Ontario 101/67/s 94/64/s Sunset tonight ...... 7:36 p.m. Rockport 66/51 Auburn 99/65/s 96/62/s Orange 101/63/s 95/62/pc Moonrise today ...... 7:16 p.m. Barstow 103/74/t 101/71/s Oxnard 74/60/s 71/59/pc Mostly sunny Moonset today ...... 5:12 a.m. Laytonville Big Sur 63/53/pc 62/54/pc Palm Springs 106/80/s 106/78/s Covelo 97/54 Bishop 95/52/s 93/48/s Pasadena 97/68/s 91/65/s 98/55 Blythe 104/82/t 104/80/t Pomona 101/67/s 94/62/s MOON PHASES Burbank 97/66/s 90/66/s Potter Valley 99/53/s 93/51/s TONIGHT Westport California City 100/68/s 97/60/s Redding 100/60/s 99/59/s Full Last New First 66/51 Carpinteria 73/58/s 70/57/pc Riverside 102/67/s 95/64/s Catalina 85/63/s 74/56/pc Sacramento 93/57/s 91/57/s 53° Chico 97/60/s 96/60/s Salinas 72/54/pc 67/55/pc Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 59/49/pc 57/49/pc San Bernardino 102/66/s 93/62/s Death Valley 115/83/s 112/82/s San Diego 80/70/s 77/67/pc Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 22 Sept. 30 60/48 97/60 A moonlit sky Downey 92/66/s 86/64/pc San Fernando 100/65/s 94/61/s Encinitas 82/65/s 75/65/pc San Francisco 71/54/pc 69/54/pc ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 96/64/s 89/62/pc San Jose 85/58/pc 81/57/pc 98/51 Eureka 59/48/pc 59/48/pc San Luis Obispo 79/54/pc 73/53/pc Ukiah through 2 p.m. Tuesday 86/54 Redwood Valley Fort Bragg 60/48/pc 59/49/pc San Rafael 83/51/pc 79/52/pc THURSDAY 99/53 Temperature Fresno 100/70/s 98/66/s Santa Ana 83/67/s 80/65/pc 95° High ...... 95° UKIAH Gilroy 94/54/pc 90/51/pc Santa Barbara 75/56/s 70/55/s Low ...... 50° 99/53 Indio 106/76/s 105/72/s Santa Cruz 75/55/pc 71/54/pc 51° Normal high ...... 88° Lakeport Irvine 87/66/s 85/64/pc Santa Monica 77/63/s 75/63/pc Normal low ...... 53° 94/52 Hollywood 97/65/s 90/64/pc Santa Rosa 84/50/pc 78/48/pc Philo Record high ...... 106° in 1988 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 85/52/t 83/49/s S. Lake Tahoe 80/38/s 79/38/s 79/51 Boonville Lodi 97/56/s 94/55/s Stockton 99/54/s 95/53/s Mostly sunny Record low ...... 39° in 1912 101/54 94/51 Precipitation Lompoc 81/62/pc 76/57/pc Tahoe Valley 80/38/s 79/38/s Long Beach 88/65/s 83/64/pc Torrance 83/65/s 78/63/pc 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Tue...... 0.00” Gualala Los Angeles 90/67/s 86/65/pc Vacaville 95/56/s 96/54/s FRIDAY Month to date ...... 0.00” Mammoth 83/42/s 80/38/s Vallejo 86/49/pc 80/50/pc Normal month to date ...... 0.06” 62/49 Clearlake 91/52 Marysville 96/55/s 96/55/s Van Nuys 99/65/s 90/61/s 91° Season to date ...... 0.00” Modesto 98/58/s 94/59/s Visalia 100/61/s 97/57/s Last season to date ...... 0.00” Monrovia 96/66/s 92/64/s Willits 98/51/s 94/49/s Normal season to date ...... 0.25” Cloverdale 52° Monterey 68/53/pc 65/53/pc Yosemite Valley 91/52/s 88/48/s 90/55 Morro Bay 68/55/pc 66/56/pc Yreka 91/48/s 92/50/s Mostly sunny Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2006 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 735.63 feet; Storage: 73.563 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 109 cfs Outflow: 102 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .049 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .70 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .023 ppm (.25 ppm)

Direct Cremation $995 Ukiah Valley Mortuary 468-8446 FD 1680 A final decision on what do about immi- March gration policy awaits a meeting this Continued from Page 1 week of senior Republicans. But key Pombo, R-Tracy, voted for the lawmakers and aides said they now bill. believe it would be politically risky to try But Rep. Barbara Lee, D- Oakland, said the marches to advance an immigration measure. bolster her position that immi- gration reform should include both stronger border security several recent polls show gen- senior Republicans. But key and opportunities for undocu- eral Democratic support out- lawmakers and aides said they mented immigrants to legalize pacing support for now believe it would be polit- their status. Republicans in the upcoming ically risky to try to advance “These immigration elections. an immigration measure. marches serve as a solemn “The House and Senate Republicans in both houses reminder of the urgent need have passed significantly dif- have said they will instead for an immigration policy that ferent bills and the focus their efforts on national is comprehensive and fair,” Republican leadership of the security issues. Lee said in a statement e- two houses have refused to Still, some local immigrant mailed to the paper. meet in an effort to rectify the advocates are still hopeful that Politics may also render the differences. It appears they are being heard by debate moot, say some who, increasingly unlikely that any- Congress. like Lee, accuse Republicans thing will be approved by “They just reconvened to of fanning anti-immigrant Congress before the look at this legislation,” said sentiment to score votes in the November elections,” Terrence Valen of the Filipino November midterm elections. California Sen. Dianne Community Center in San In the Bay Area, it appears Feinstein said in an August 18 Francisco and a march orga- Above, central to helping unlikely that any Democratic speech addressing immigra- nizer. “We wanted to let them the Ukiah Public Library Congressional incumbent tion reform. know that we’re still here, and run smoothly, volunteers faces a strong challenge for A final decision on what do we’re growing.” congregate each their seat. And while anti- about immigration policy Wire services contributed Tuesday morning to help incumbent sentiment is rising, awaits a meeting this week of to this report. sort and shelve books. At right, Bard Zensen checks on the fish in the Interim Chief Executive cated positions. library fishtank. As well Budget Officer Al Beltrami, who was Despite giving Vroman less as volunteering to sort absent for much of the year- than what was requested, it books, Zensen is also long budget process, only tak- appeared at the budget hear- the fish caretaker. Continued from Page 1 ing office in late June, was ings that the board did not confident that his staff had expect him to stick to the quate was not. According to given the district attorney’s number. Vroman, he submitted a bud- budget sufficient considera- “Previous budgets have get of $4.5 million, more than tion. never held the DA in check. $1 million over what his “Staff has gone over this What makes you think this office spent last year, largely pretty carefully, and I assume, budget is going to hold the because of increased salary with that amount they believe DA in check?,” Supervisor and benefit costs for employ- it can be done,” Beltrami said Jim Wattenburger said at the ees authorized by county poli- following the hearings. “Now, hearings. “He’s not going to cy. the DA may disagree.” stick with this.” “About 87 percent of my And he does. And as with So why not give Vroman cial interests to organize,” they feel the same way. budget is salaries and benefits, all previous years where his what he says he needs to begin Books said Judy Corcoran, a volun- “She’s been a real influ- over which I have no discre- requests were not met, he said with? teer for two years. “I like ence,” said Lee Sandelin, a tion,” Vroman said. he will spend what he needs “There’s a good question,” Continued from Page 1 organizing the easy readers. volunteer for three years. “I To cut costs, he’d need to anyway. Vroman said. “I don’t know It’s really a matter of friends know she loves the library so cut staff, which he says he “What’s happened every why they don’t. They always Dusens had teamed up, many helping friends.” much.” cannot do if he is expected to year in the past when they’ve end up paying.” other residents began to help All of the members truly In the future, Madison meet increasing demands. shorted me like this, is about Katie Mintz can be reached as well. Ina Gordon, the enjoy being able to volunteer hopes to continue the group The District Attorney’s mid-year I go back and I say I at [email protected]. Children’s Librarian for six their time at the library and and stresses that any help is Office, described by Vroman have to have more money and years, said most of the even make an effort to show much needed and appreciat- as a spoke in the justice sys- they come up with it,” group’s membership up when certain holidays fall ed. Until then, these volun- tem wheel, reviews all police Vroman said. “By the end of • Willits • on a Tuesday. arrest reports to determine NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) increased because of word- teers will continue to help next year, they will have paid Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com of-mouth exposure. “I think we’re all here shelve books every Tuesday whether or not a crime was exactly what I requested.” INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY After 17 years of friends because we grew up on morning. actually committed, if the per- Unlike county department recruiting friends, this volun- books,” Madison said. “It’s “People want the library to son arrested committed the heads who by law can be held SCOOP PG13 teer group is comprised of just the fact that we’re help- stay open and organized,” crime and whether there is personally responsible for many members, mostly ing. The community is just as Van Dusen said. “And that’s sufficient evidence to charge outspending their budgets, Accepted important to us as anything.” that person with the crime retired, from different profes- what we do.” Vroman is an elected official. 6:45 PG13 sions including teaching, Beyond just helping to Funds to buy new books beyond a reasonable doubt. According to Vroman, state therapy, travel and finance. clean and organize the chil- for the entire Ukiah Library Vroman estimated that the law says that public safety, Step Up Because most of the members dren’s room, Madison also will be raised at the upcom- case load goes up around 14 which includes the District offers a children’s story time or 15 percent each year. 6:40 PG13 were already friends before ing Ukiah Valley Friends Attorney’s Office, must be the Please call theater recording for wheelchair Jeniffer Wyatt, budget ana- accessibility information joining the effort, the group each Tuesday at 11 a.m., Book Sale. It will be help at first budget priority, and the which is lead by Irene Auger, lyst for the Executive Office, stays very close. Most of the Veterans Hall on county cannot escape the Barbara Stone, Corcoran and said at the hearings that ade- expense for administering jus- their Tuesday-morning meet- others. In fact, the very chair Seminary and Oak streets quate data did not accompany ings are filled with conversa- Friday September 22 through tice by merely not including it that the reader sits in during Vroman’s budget proposal, in its budget. tion and laughter as the mem- story time was purchased by Sunday September 24. The which prevented staff from bers catch up on one anoth- Friday hours, 4 p.m. to 7 “The only way they can not Bill Van Dusen. determining the amount of pay my bill is to make specif- er’s lives. p.m., are for members only, THE WICKER MAN (PG-13) DIG (130 440) 710 Within the six years that funding needed to keep the ic findings that what I’ve Since the population of the Gordon has been the but you may join at the door. District Attorney’s Office run- CRANK (R) - ID REQ'D DIG (1250 300 510) 740 group has grown so much The Saturday hours are 10 asked for is not reasonable or INVINCIBLE (PG) DIG (120 415) 730 Children’s Librarian, she and ning at a level comparable to necessary,” Vroman said. He BEERFEST (R) - ID REQ'D DIG (115 420) 700 since its inception, all of the a.m. to 4 p.m.. The Sunday the volunteers have formed a previous years. Vroman dis- contends that the board must STEP UP (PG-13) DIG (410) hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. TALLADEGA NIGHTS: THE BALLAD OF volunteers are able to usually very close relationship. puted this claim, stating that consider his staffing expenses As well, on Sunday books RICKY BOBBY (PG-13) DIG (125 430) 715 finish the once-daunting tasks Gordon said the library he receives figures for staff necessary and reasonable, as it within an hour. may be purchased for $3 salary and benefits directly PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD wouldn’t be the same without has approved each of his allo- MAN'S CHEST (PG-13) DIG (100) 645 “We all have our own spe- the help of the volunteers and each bag. from the county auditor. . Times For 9/6 ©2006