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Herald Publications - El Segundo, Torrance, Manhattan Beach, Hawthorne, Lawndale, & Inglewood Community Newspapers Since 1911 - (310) 322-1830 - Vol. 103, No. 32 - August 7, 2014 The El Segundo Armada Club Inside Qualifies at Junior Olympics This Issue Calendar...... 3

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Obituaries...... 2

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Police Reports...... 2 The El Segundo Armada Club Swim Team qualified to swim at the 2014 Summer Junior Olympics, held at Cal Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, July 23 - July 27. The qualifying swimmers were Bridgette Allison, Nicholas Allison, Turner Crinklaw, Slate Davis, Stephanie Rodriguez, Victoria Rodriquez, Ricky Sanchez, Will Schodorf, Riley Small, Brock Wilson and Baron Young. Most swam best times. Bridgette A, Victoria R. and Baron Y. all qualified for finals. Head Coach Matt Cervantes was very pleased with their results. Front: Stephanie Rodriguez, Victoria Rodriguez, Ricky Sanchez, Brock Politically Speaking...... 5 Wilson. Back: Riley Small, Turner Crinklaw, Baron Young, Nicholas Allison, Will Schodorf and Coach Matt Cervantes. Photo by Candace Allison. Real Estate...... 9-11 Council to Rethink TopGolf Project School Spotlight...... 2 in Light of Financial Questions Sports...... 6 By Brian Simon The Lakes’ financial performance in light of showed a $100,000 loss. To get to the bottom Though it seemed like a done deal many recent fee increases. of the discrepancy, the new Councilmember months ago, TopGolf’s future in town is now The change on the dais referred to the recently shared his figures with the City very much up in the air amid conflicting reports departure of former Mayor Bill Fisher (a Manager, Finance Director and Economic about the facility’s potential revenue stream supporter of TopGolf) and arrival of Mike Development Analyst. Dugan reported that and the fact that CenterCal Properties—the Dugan, who publicly voiced concerns about staff ultimately reduced the $332,000 number company proposing to lease the driving range the project well before the Council’s initial down to just $50,000. “They came back with portion of The Lakes golf course—has yet approval of the deal in November 2013. some assumptions I still don’t agree with Weekend to execute the agreement approved by the El Dugan maintains that the Council had incor- it,” Dugan said, noting he is skeptical about Segundo Council in March. Reporting that rect financial data when making the decision staff’s contention that improved performance Forecast CenterCal had not signed off on the deal, City on TopGolf. At the time, staff projected a from the restaurant and pro shop will push Manager Greg Carpenter asked the Council on $332,000 net benefit to the City from the the project into profitable territory. Tuesday night for further direction on how to facility while Dugan’s own economic analysis See City Council, page 12 proceed. Some options included doing noth- Friday ing at all, having staff notify CenterCal that Mostly failure to execute the agreement in a timely fashion is being accepted as rejection of the Council Makes Department Sunny deal, and giving CenterCal additional time 71˚/65˚ to execute the agreement. Cuts to Reduce Deficit The Council approved an amended due By Brian Simon In addition to savings realized from depart- diligence and ground lease agreement with School, PTA Officials ment cuts, the projected deficit also fell thanks CenterCal on March 18 to include a shared Lobby for Continued Library/ to a major revise to the City’s Other Post Saturday principles document ensuring driving range Crossing Guard Funding Employment Benefits (OPEB) trust payment. availability to youth groups, school sports During its strategic planning session After a recent actuarial valuation, the City’s Partly teams, and current golf pros and their students- on Monday, the El Segundo City Council required 2014/15 funding to cover the cost Cloudy --as well as discounts for certain groups and agreed to make a number of department of future retirees decreased by $440,000 as competitive pricing guarantees. The amended expenditure cuts in order to whittle away at opposed to the originally predicted increase 76˚/65˚ deal also required CenterCal to reimburse next year’s budget deficit. Given the option of $400,000. As of today, the City has set the City’s costs on items required before the to save up to $1.64 million by reducing aside almost 30 percent ($15.5 million) of lease can officially go into effect--such as each department’s budget by three percent, the amount needed to cover its eventual hiring consultants to conduct required traffic the Council went over every individual line OPEB liability. The reduced payout for next Sunday and environmental studies, negotiating with item and ended up shaving $762,900 from year came as a result of the City’s decision Partly Chevron and Edison on the property use, the total. When all was said and done, the to start funding the trust two years earlier and preparing land entitlement documents. Council left Monday’s session looking than required, a smaller workforce (down to Cloudy Staff surmised that new circumstances that at a projected 2014/15 shortfall of about 250 from 330), capped health benefits, and 78˚/65˚ arose since March may be responsible for $1.84 million, compared to the well over a 50/50 cost-sharing with most employees CenterCal’s delay in signing the agreement, $4 million amount estimated after the June on future increases. including a change in the Council’s composi- 26 strategic planning session. See Department, page 3 tion after the April election and revisions to Page 2 August 7, 2014 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Obituaries Karl Dobroszczyk School Spotlight On July 24, 2014 Karl Dobroszczyk went we rescued and the ocean. He leaves his to be with the Lord Jesus. He was a 22-year wife of 41 years, Jennice. Father Heinz and resident. He was 64. He loved the mature Sister Karin. He will be cremated at White trees, the wildlife, the many cat companions and Day in Torrance. Meet Lori Mendoza Edith Alta “Edie” Cutter By Cece Stewart, to students, her office gives you your official CUTTER, Edith Alta to socialize. Edie was Rising Sophomore at ESHS transcripts, which you will need when you (“Edie”) (nee Barr), 81, of El preceded in death by her One thing all students and parents are apply to college. Mrs. Mendoza informs Segundo, California passed son John D. Higham, sister aware of is the amazing staff El Segundo me that the primary services she provides away peacefully Thursday, Catherine L. (“Kay”) Barr- High School has to offer. The staff varies to students and parents are “anything that July 31, 2014. Edie was Vesper, mother Catherine H. from custodians to astonishing counselors has to do with student records, grades, test born in Camden, NJ and grew Barr and father John L. Barr, who truly all are there scores. And if students up in Moorestown; having Jr. She is survived by her to help the students now have any question I can graduated from Moorestown sons Tommy L. Higham and and with their future. usually answer them, High School in 1951, where Gregg L. Cutter, daughters This week, I decided to or refer them to their she was a cheerleader. After Jody L. Cutter, Amy S. Cut- interview our Registrar, counselor.” Thus she high school, she served in ter and Meg E. Cutter; 11 Lori Mendoza, so that is a great resource, and the USAF as an Airman 3C grandchildren, Michelle (33), we all can understand her contact information / Nurse. She was a devoted Sean (29), Ashleigh (29), how she can best as- is available on the high mother to her six children and Corey (25), Shaylynne (22), sist students. Since my school website, where worked tirelessly to support Kelseigh (21), Madison (21), brother was a senior last she can be contacted by her children and give them Alec (19), Dylan (16), Jake year, I know firsthand phone or email. You the best she could. She enjoyed singing, writ- (15) and Jacob (7); and 5 great grandchildren. that she is always avail- can physically find her ing poetry, bowling, and was an avid sports The funeral will be celebrated 10:00 am, able to help students, desk just outside of the fan. She enjoyed going to the race track and Friday, August 8, 2014 at Akes Family Funeral and she welcomes counselor’s offices. taking trips with her friends and family. She Home, Riverside. Memorial service/Military students with a bright, I asked Ms. Mendoza will be remembered for her feisty personality, honors will follow at 12:15 pm at Riverside smiling face. what else we should all outspoken opinions, big heart and who loved National Cemetery. • A graduate of Cal know about working State Fullerton with a with her office and she Bachelor’s in Advertis- Lori Mendoza, Registrar of El Segundo High School. told me “how fun it is ing, prior to joining El Photo by Cece Stewart. with all the students Herald in Shady Cove, Oregon Segundo High as Registrar, Mrs. Mendoza around, we have a great counseling team that worked at the district office under the assistant provides the students with any counseling superintendent. Not only has she worked in they need. I love working with the students our school district, but Mrs. Mendoza is from and helping the students in any way that I El Segundo and graduated from El Segundo can. El Segundo High School is the best High School. Both of her children have also place to work, for me it doesn’t even feel graduated from El Segundo High School: Max like a job!” Mendoza is 22, has just graduated from the Thanks to Mrs. Mendoza for her apprecia- University of Miami in May 2014, and has tion of, and knowledge about, El Segundo recently taken a job in Omaha, Nebraska; High; thank you for helping students to us Lucas Mendoza, age 20, will be starting to receive all of the records we need within his junior year at Arizona State University. the school. And thank you for always being Given her history with El Segundo High, approachable and welcoming. So, if you ever she brings institutional knowledge to her role have any question about anything to do with as registrar, which is to handles all things your school records, be sure to go find Mrs. related to student records. Most importantly Mendoza, our Registrar. • Police Reports Monday, July 28, 2014 business. Suspect(s) were unable to enter due One female adult was arrested at 0105 to a large wooden crate blocking the doorway hours from Sepulveda Boulevard and Walnut A burglary (commercial) report was taken at Avenue for misdemeanor DUI with a BAC of 1055 hours from the 100 block of West Imperial .08% or above Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into One male adult was arrested at 0110 hours a business by smashing a glass door. Taken from Sepulveda Boulevard and Walnut Avenue was a laptop computer and cash from a register for public intoxication An identity theft report was taken at 1122 An attempt burglary (commercial) report hours from the 1000 block of East Grand Av- The El Segundo Girls Softball 14U All Star Team Celebrated the first day of Nationals with a victory over Oregon’s #2 Team, the Oregon Dirt Dawgs, 11-3. It’s good to start the Tournament in the Winner’s Bracket! The victory celebration included was taken at 0935 hours from the 500 block enue. Unknown suspect(s) used the victim’s a little R&R to cool down from the 100 degree heat in the Upper Rouge River (Shady Cove, Oregon). Good luck, All-Stars! • of South Douglas Street. Unknown suspect(s) debit card to make several fraudulent purchases pried open a door in an attempt to burglarize a A fraudulent use of an access card report was taken at 1348 hours from the 700 block of Sierra Street. Unknown USeD auto suspect(s) made fraudulent purchases as low as with the victim’s credit card Alliant Credit Union % One female adult was arrested at 1 New auto 1.99 APR 1604 hours from the 200 block of has great rates as low as West Franklin Avenue for possession % of narcotics for sale and transportation 1 of narcotics for sale on auto loans! APR A petty theft report was taken at 1.74 Century Blvd. 1552 hours from the 500 block of Aviation Blvd. Sepulveda Blvd. North Sepulveda Boulevard. 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1 APR=Annual Percentage Rate. Alliant auto rates as of 08/01/2014. Loan approval, APR, downpayment required and other terms A burglary (vehicle) report was and conditions based on payment method, creditworthiness, collateral (including age of vehicle), and term of the loan. Advertised taken at 1059 hours from the 2500 rates include automatic payment option. Rates are 0.4% higher without automatic payment option. For pre-existing Alliant loans, members will have 1% added to their qualifying rate for refinancing. All loans are subject to approval. Rates,terms and conditions block of East El Segundo Boulevard are subject to change. We may not extend credit to you if you do not meet Alliant criteria. Member is responsible Unknown suspect(s) gained entry for any fees involved with transferring of title. You must be 18 or older to apply. Membership is required. into the victim’s vehicle by smashing ©2014 Alliant Credit Union. All Rights Reserved. J1056.3LA-R08/14 See Police Reports, page 13

El Segundo – August 7 insertion - 1/2 page horizontal EL SEGUNDO HERALD August 7, 2014 Page 3 Calendar There is a limited word count of 20 words • City Council Meeting, 7 p.m. City Council and fees will apply. Email to escalendar@ Chambers. For more information call (310) heraldpublications.com. Deadline for submis- 524-2306. sions is Thursday at 9 a.m. Ongoing Dr. Wanda Austin, an Example of Sunday, August 10 • Farmer’s Market, Thursdays 3-7 p.m., • Recreation and Parks Concerts In The Main St. between Holly and Pine Avenues. Great Success against Great Odds Park Series #5: Scott Whyte Band, 4-6:30 For more information call Val at (310) By Laura Sorensen your colleagues but you don’t get to bring that p.m., Library Park, 600 Main St. For more 615-2649. Behind the ID check gate and the sign-in home. So even though they sometimes have to information call (310) 524-2700. • El Segundo Library open on Fridays visitors’ center, at the top of a big shiny building share in the sacrifice ... they give up a lot, but Tuesday, August 19 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. • next to a long shiny bridge, three floors above they don’t get to appreciate or hear why that a giant set of screens and lit-up machines that was so important.” Austin earned her PhD at monitor satellite launches USC’s Viterbi School Department from front page across the country, next of Engineering. The $840,000 OPEB swing, plus a $115,000 Clerk’s offices; and did not impose con- to a white-on-white Fortunately, she decrease in health benefit costs, a $383,700 tractual service reductions in Planning and conference room with had people at work to salary decrease, and $101,100 reduction in Building Safety. For Recreation and Parks, the most exquisitely share frustrations with: non-personnel expenditures, helped further drop the majority did not wish to terminate the comfortable chairs, is then-CEO Eberhardt the deficit from what staff had anticipated on $5,000 annual service agreement with Tree the command center Rechtin saw a need and June 26. On the negative side, a recent County Musketeers after learning it would cost much of Dr. Wanda Austin, formed the Aerospace reassessment will lower the City’s previously more to have a part-time City staffer handle CEO of the Aerospace Women’s Committee, estimated property tax revenue by $321,000. tree care duties. The Council also declined Corporation, whose a “support group that In the end, staff’s latest preliminary deficit to cut expenditures for park repairs and national headquarters are you could connect number came out to $2.6 million before the projects, and kept cable TV programming on El Segundo Boulevard with about childcare, Council moved to make the department cuts. and operating supply funding as is. near the Air Force base. and aging parents, and The grand total also includes a $1.3 million Meanwhile, the Council held firm on its June Dr. Austin is well-spoken, where’s the best place reserve surplus from 2013/l4 applied to next year. 26 decision to eliminate the annual $250,000 considering her words to get business suits . . Originally opposed to any service reductions contribution to El Segundo Unified School carefully. She has a . really down-to-earth whatsoever, Mayor Suzanne Fuentes agreed to District. Additional moves to eliminate half of wonderful laugh and an practical advice that you revisit the matter on Monday. Among the most the funding as part of phasing out the City’s elegant, easy manner; and need.” The Committee notable cuts, the Council unanimously agreed to subsidies of school library services ($95,000) behind it all, ticking away, Dr. Wanda Austin, CEO of the Aerospace Corporation. helped the women at save $500,000 by reducing El Segundo Police and crossing guards ($40,000) also remained is the intelligent mind Photo courtesy of Aerospace Corp. Aerospace immensely Department staffing by two sworn positions in place, but may change pending the results that oversees twenty offices and six separate (and still does; it is part of many ‘affinity (by not filling upcoming departures of senior of a joint City and School District meeting divisions in ten states. groups’ at Aerospace such as Latino Members officers) after Chief Mitch Tavera explained held on Wednesday. Austin grew up in Philadelphia, the daughter Association, Military Veterans, Asian Pacific that a planned reorganization will “damper the With a 5 p.m. start time instead of the of a barber and a nurse. Her parents encouraged American Association, and Black Caucus). effects” of the move and allow field operations usual 7:30 a.m., Monday’s strategic planning her to get an education despite the prevailing Austin encourages her employees to move to remain as is. session at the library drew a standing room sentiment of the times, which discouraged back and forth and try working with new However, the Council opted against another only crowd and a number of public speakers women of color from achieving high educational people and new opportunities. You are, she $350,000 to $450,000 in Fire Department (including school and PTA officials as well honors. “You can do whatever you set your says, “a better system engineer if you work cost savings that would have been realized as local moms) mostly imploring the Coun- mind to,” said her parents, and a junior high the problem from all angles”; that is, the more by running short up to three suppression po- cil not to cut the library or crossing guard teacher also supported her, telling her not to let flexible and knowledgeable an employee is, sitions. Fuentes changed her initial yes vote funding. El Segundo Unified Superintendent anything stop her from going to college. Austin the more valuable they are to the company. As to a no (she, Mayor Pro Tem Carl Jacobson Melissa Moore spoke of the partnership with did just that, earning a BA in mathematics CEO, Austin calls herself an enabler, someone and Councilmember Marie Fellhauer dissented the City and the “innovative and unique” from Franklin and Marshall College, where who can help find funding for technology or on this item) after hearing from Chief Kevin library services agreement that goes back a supportive professor pointed her towards invest in someone’s new project or send an Smith, who explained that any further person- to 1991 and was renewed in 2012. She also graduate school, and she continued onwards to employee back to school. The CEO decides nel reduction would mean the loss of either an maintained that crossing guard functions the University of Pittsburgh, earning a masters which ideas to encourage and which to send ambulance or ladder truck--resulting in delayed should be a function of the City. School in systems engineering and math. back to the drawing board. She doesn’t get to response during an incident. Smith went on to Board member Bill Watkins described the When she began work at The Aerospace go down in the trenches anymore, but she can say that he knows of no other agencies in the library system as the “basis for how people Corporation, she said that she thought she’d apply her expertise to filtering out the probable County that have suffered similar reductions look at our town” and felt that “eliminating only be there for a few years and then move on, successes from the budgetary wastes. Her payoff: to El Segundo Fire, which currently runs at a key item that makes El Segundo what it is but Aerospace’s corporate environment is such “You get to see people working on really hard a 14-personnel daily level compared to its would be a tragedy.” Speaking to the cross- that engineers get to work on many different problems, and you get to see the results and historical 18. “It breaks my heart to see the ing guard issue, local resident and business kinds of projects. And, as she says, “thirty-five the progress that they make over time, so it’s department I helped create be decimated,” said owner Ron Swanson warned that “all the years went by”: she worked on satellites with very rewarding.” As she described watching Smith, who noted that LA County Fire could money in the world is not worth the loss GPS, satellites for the Pentagon and for the her employees grow and succeed, I couldn’t provide El Segundo with 15 people on duty of a child.” Conversely, long-time resident Air Force. She just never got bored of her job, help but think of raising my children. When 24/7 with comparable services at an annual and former Councilmember Jane Friedkin and so she stayed, moving up from engineer I mentioned that, she said, “It is similar to savings of $3-$4 million. Fellhauer responded contended that the purpose of the Council to team manager to senior vice president and watching your kids grow, and watching them that local voters have already spoken on this is different from that of the School Board. onward. She also began working toward a PhD, learn and trying to figure out what we should issue and that the Council must “work with “You can’t let the well run dry… it’s time with her husband’s help and support, while still expose them to, and what things do we need what we’ve got.” to do infrastructure,” she said, adding that working at Aerospace and raising her boys. to curtail... there’s all of those dimensions.” The Council majority additionally agreed “the responsibility of the City is the City.” Austin’s husband, also an engineer, was Of course, her ‘kids’ are worth millions of on cuts to the Finance Department (freezing Responding to the public comments critical in helping raise their family. Managing dollars and do things like keeping the military an accounting technician position and backfill- Fellhauer said she supports the City’s role time at home was a team effort: her husband and the president in constant communication ing with part-timer to save $57,000), Human in maintaining a software system for the drove the boys to games and parties when no matter the weather or ground conditions. Resources (reducing part-time receptionist inventory of books, but feels schools—not she was out of town, her kids made dinner Austin also nurtures children’s successes service hours to save $17,700) Library Services the City--should provide their own libraries and helped put her to bed so she could get outside of the company: one of her favorite (reorganizing staffing and freezing a vacant and pay for their own personnel. Fuentes a nap before getting up and studying again. personal projects is Aerospace’s encouragement position to save $92,000), Recreation and Parks agreed. “El Segundo is paying for someone She also had a support network of neighbors of STEM programs in the community. Just (freezing a maintenance worker and backfilling else’s employees,” the Mayor said. “It’s like and friends to call on for help. The boys grew last month, Inglewood’s MESA team from with part-time help to save $52,500, reducing us paying for Manhattan Beach employees up into men, one accountant and one law Morningside High received a cash prize from operating hours at various recreation facilities when we’re struggling. It’s another agency.” enforcement officer, and they now visit her Aerospace for an experiment on ocean cleanup. to save $20,500, closing Acacia Pool weekdays Later, Fuentes noted that the City still pro- with her grandchildren, whom she always tries These grants happen all around the country, save $7,500, and reducing special event budgets vides over $500,000 in in-kind services to to spend special moments. and Austin encourages not only monetary to save $12,500), and City Treasurer (reducing the School District. Councilmember Dave Being a working, studying mother had prizes, but employee volunteer work, teacher supplies and services to save $3,200). Atkinson expressed that the City must be downsides: Austin often couldn’t tell her family training, field trips to Aerospace’s STARS The Council opted not to proceed with run like a business and simply doesn’t have about her work, even though they had to make lab, and visits in person to classrooms to tell various staffing, service or supply cuts in the extra money to give to schools. He also sacrifices for the same projects. If mom wasn’t children that anyone with interest can work the City Manager, Public Works and City See Department, page 14 home for a game or a party, and couldn’t even in aerospace (or at Aerospace): “maybe you say why, it could frustrate everyone. “The excite one student or child who says, ‘Oh wow, We Specialize in Sales and Service of Fine Timepieces thing that you have to give up is, on the one I never thought about that’.” Austin is proof hand you work on these interesting projects; that those children are out there, and that they awci members frequently, you can’t talk about them... So can succeed; they can dream big and achieve you don’t get that reward; you can talk with bigger, with the right motivation. • Westchester Watch Works Watches • Clocks • Jewelry watchmakers on premises It’s Time. Equal Pay for Equal Work. 630 N. 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One Man’s Opinion Another Man’s Opinion Political Academy Awards Differences Will Always Exist on Climate Change By Gerry Chong 12th fund raising trip this month, she deplored By Cristian Vasquez someone left a car running inside an enclosed Each year the Academy Awards honors the role of big money in American politics. People need to stop denying that climate space. The carbon emissions would create an those who entertained us in the preceding year. Nominee #5: President Barack Obama (again). change is real. Really, it’s beginning to sound environment too toxic for any living being to Sometimes they made us laugh and sometimes Empathizing with the thousands of youngsters pathetic. Last week President Barack Obama’s be able to survive. Sure, the earth has ways cry -- often at the same time. With that as its who made their way from Honduras to the U.S. administration and its supporters made an of filtering and cleaning out those greenhouse heritage, it would seem the Academy should border, he suggested that perhaps we should organized effort to put the spotlight on the emissions; however, if we continue to deplete create a special category for politicians who have start an airlift, bringing them in greater comfort issue of climate change, or global warming if vegetation such as our rain forests while emitting reached their comedic pinnacle. Unfortunately, to our country. Not only the children, but their you prefer. An article published by Politico. indiscriminate amounts of carbon dioxide, we while most other categories deal in fiction, this families, could be flown to the U.S. if they meet com on July 29 indicated that the White House are making ourselves vulnerable to turning the award would represent surreal life. This first the following criteria: “If they were persecuted released a report which stated that “inaction on earth into an enclosed space that will become year’s nominees should be: because of race, religion, nationality, political climate change could come with a $150 billion too toxic for any of use to survive. Nominee #1: Senator Harry Reid, who opinion, and membership in a particular political emphatically exclaimed, “Our borders are group.” In other words, almost any Honduran “inaction on climate change could come with a $150 billion price tag.” secure!” would qualify for admission to the U.S. As Nominee #2: Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel. of 2010, the UN stated there were 7,621,000 Acknowledging the claim that most Children’s Hondurans, of which 2,801,000 were under price tag.” At the same time it was reported Maybe I am too naïve and have a hard time Crusaders come from societies rife with the age of 14. A successful U.S. airlift could that a number of lawmakers, activists and understanding the negative aspects of taking the shootings, killings, gangs, drugs and political empty out that country, relocating one and all business leaders gathered in Atlanta, Denver necessary steps to prevent the depletion of the corruption, the Mayor said he would welcome to the land of free stuff. All the inherent social and Washington on day one of the EPA’s long earth’s ability to self cleanse. Recycling, using 1,000 of them to Chicago, America’s murder and economic ramifications aside, if Hondurans session of public hearings considering proposed less water, transitioning to more sustainable capital. Evidently Emanuel wants to introduce are first, could others be far behind? climate rule for power plants. energy and preserving our natural resources is Central American victims to the eye-popping Nominee #5: The Democratic Party. It favors It is no surprise that there is a tendency by simply not a bad thing. Maybe if we explain it Chicago way, proving criminality supersedes hiring legal counsel for every youngster who conservative leaders to discredit the arguments in terms that these conservative groups would borders and culture. breached our borders, contesting any deportation warning people about climate change. Such is better understand the dangers of not being pro- Nominee #3: President Barack Obama (of action. So far, that’s 57,000 legal actions; but the resistance by conservative-leaning groups active against climate change, they might get course). While anti-Americanism runs rampant the Border Patrol is expecting this year’s total against climate change that they spend millions of on board with simply leading a cleaner, more throughout the Middle East, on July 29 the to reach 90,000. Next year is projected to be dollars a year trying to discredit the science to energy-efficient lifestyle. President issued a statement “honoring the 130,000-140,000. Each deportation hearing prove that these environmental changes are So far nobody seems to have figured out a way contributions of Muslim Americans to building would take years to resolve, resulting in a de occurring. While I can understand that there can be to explain to the naysayers that despite the earth’s the very fabric of our nation and strengthening facto legitimizing of illegal immigration, and the a disagreement about the rate that climate change natural process of climate change, that human the core of our democracy.” creation of the Attorney-full-employment-act. is affecting the environment, to deny that human interaction does affect this process. It makes no Nominee #4: Michelle Obama. On July 24, Nominee #6: President Obama (still again). activities do not affect the earth is simply foolish. sense that conservatives, who pride themselves in a speech before a Democratic audience, On July 28, he closed the American Embassy The amount of gas we use, trash that we with being fiscally responsible, can’t apply that Obama urged them to “dig deep into their in Libya, years too late. produce and trees that we destroy will accelerate same logic to the earth’s resources. Unlike money, pockets and write a big fat check” before the And so in the dark of the theater, the tensions the process by which the earth experiences its which can be lost but regained, if we completely midterm elections. Later in the same speech, grow as Academy members cast their ballots own natural climate shifts. 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El Segundo Eagles’ Dodgers Hold Spring Sports Highlights onto Goods By Gregg McMullin Lady Eagles. The Lady Eagles were quietly By Adam Serrao during this month. Kemp, however, is an as- As we rewind the Eagle’s spring sports, making some noise and started the season Naturally, as soon as everyone began calling set who could be worth holding onto just to we’ll remember that each team reached for 7-0. The team finished 11-8 and out of the for Matt Kemp’s head -- myself included -- see if maybe he is recovering from his many some lofty goals. Though a CIF title eluded playoff hunt but gained valuable experience. he began a streak that was composed of five injuries and might come close to producing the school, there was excitement, close calls Bridget Reed and Kelsey Woods were leading doubles, two triples, two home runs (one to like he once did. and a changing of the guard for one of the scorers for their team with 84 and 74 goals win the game), 12 runs scored, 12 RBIs, and While the major league roster is safe the South Bay’s premier programs. With the Eagles apiece respectfully while Diana Venegas was a seven-game hitting streak, all in the month way it is currently set up, there is something moving into the Ocean League in the fall, this spectacular in goal. of June in which he batted .350. So, Major to be said about the number of prospects the would be the last opportunity to leave their Track League Baseball’s trade deadline came and Dodgers have lined up and ready to play in lasting imprint in the Pioneer League. The At the Pioneer League finals Gavin Glynn went and logically, Kemp wasn’t traded. There the Major Leagues. Shortstop Corey Seager, boys’ volleyball team and the girls’ softball finish second in the 3200 with an impressive may have been a few reasons why Kemp left-handed pitcher Julio Urias, and center team did just that by claiming an outright or 10:04.71 and Scott Willis placed sixth with stayed, but the Dodgers, who are arguably fielder Joc Pederson compose a farm system share of the league championship. a time of 10:39.80. Kristian Thomas tied the best team in the National League, chose that, for the Dodgers, is one of the best in Boys’ Volleyball the school record in the long jump with a to stand pat and not bring any new faces in the league. Keeping that farm system intact, Assistant coach Tim Hovland said before jump of 22 ft. 2 1/2 inches. The record tying to join the team either. As a first place club rather than trading for a rented asset, is the the season started that this would be one of jump tied Bill Sligar’s leap who set the new that is currently separating itself farther and best thing the Dodgers could have done. “Had the school’s best teams since winning a CIF record in 1966. farther away from the second place Giants, we done something of major consequence, it title in 2010. The team was so good it was Softball not trading anyone away may have been the doesn’t guarantee you’re going to win,” Colletti ranked as high as 15th nationally and ahead With a roster full of talent, head coach organization’s best course of action. Though explained. “It may give you a slightly better of Mira Costa, which was 20th. Keith Cameron had a problem every coach players may still come and go in the month of chance, but this is a sport, a lot of things have Early season close losses to Corona would love to have: too many good players August if they pass waivers, the Dodgers and to go right.” Del Mar and San Clemente, both squads and not enough positions. The Lady Eagles GM Ned Colletti may have made the smartest The Dodgers as currently constituted are ranked 3rd and 5th nationally, only cemented started the season 3-3 but Coach Cameron play possible by simply standing pat. a team that is getting somewhat old. Adrian the team’s drive for success. They did however was not concerned. This year’s MLB trade deadline was the Gonzalez at first base, Hanley Ramirez at defeat La Costa Canyon (Carlsbad), considered The Eagles’ marquee player was cel- busiest deadline in the history of the league. shortstop, Crawford, Ethier and Kemp in the one of the top San Diego Section’s teams. ebrated pitcher McCall James, who ended up With 38 trades involving players such as David outfield and Juan Uribe at third base will In Pioneer League play and playing in front going 16-5 with an ERA of 1.93 and she Price, formerly of the Tampa Bay Rays, and all have to replaced sooner rather than later. of a boisterous hometown crowd, the Eagles also hit .367; she will attend Santa Clara Jon Lester, formerly of the Boston Red Sox, it Keeping the kids in the system is a perfect took down the South Torrance Spartans in on a scholarship next season. Outfielder was an intriguing day in the world of baseball. way to maintain an elite team over a span three games 25-18, 25-21, 30-28, in a pivotal Allison Tatnal, pitcher/ first baseman Shannon Well, intriguing unless you’re a fan of the of 10 years rather than just two. Each and Pioneer League sweep. That win catapulted Brooker, third baseman Alyssa Pelegrin and Dodgers. For a team that looks like it’s ready every one of them will soon provide an elite the Eagles atop the league standings. In the shortstop Rhianna Rich all had huge years to pull away in the National League West and backup to the aging player at their position final match of the season and with the league and all five were named to the All-South wind up with the best record in the league, when the time has come. The roster right now, championship on the line, the Eagles once Bay team. last Thursday’s deadline was dull, to say the however, is still elite and the Dodgers should again swept the Spartans to claim the Eagles’ The catalyst of the team was Rich, who least. For Colletti and the Dodgers, the trade have no problems competing at the highest final Pioneer League championship. With hit .522 and was flawless on defense. deadline could have been used not for a regular possible level in the playoffs barring another the sweep El Segundo claimed their second Pelegrin, just a sophomore, has verbally season that it looks like the team will soon unforeseen injury like Ramirez’s last year in consecutive Pioneer League title. committed to Oregon State. Tatnal, also a run away with, but for the playoffs that they the Cardinals series. The third seeded Eagles rolled past Sad- sophomore, was one of the area’s top out- wound up having so much trouble in (against As the Dodgers’ offense continues to come dleback, Foothill and Santa Barbara before fielders with 11 assists she also led the team the Cardinals) last year. With the addition of along and players like Gonzalez, Ramirez and getting taken down by second seeded Laguna with three triples. Brooker was an excellent one more front of the line pitcher like Price Kemp find their swings, it becomes increasingly Beach in the CIF-Southern Section Division backup to James and could be dominant or Lester, the Dodgers could have gone from evident that the bats of the Dodgers aren’t a 2 semi-finals. next season. a strong team to an utterly untouchable team. main concern. Right now, the back end of Swimming The Lady Eagles went on a 14-game winning By not pulling the trigger on any of those the rotation and the bullpen is what scares El Segundo senior Kira Makuta capped streak during the season. They placed third in trades, however, the Dodgers made the best Dodgers fans and Colletti is well aware of off an impressive high school career. She the highly competitive Savannah Tournament, possible decision they could have for the team. that. Standing pat at the trade deadline and finished second in the 500 freestyle with a won the Whittier Christian Tournament by Sure, getting rid of certain contracts like keeping young prospects in the system was the time of 4:55.37 and was sixth in the 200 defeating highly touted Cerritos 7-4, and Andre Ethier’s, Carl Crawford’s, or even smartest thing the Dodgers could have done, freestyle in 1:51.85. She is slated to swim avenged their 2013 El Segundo tournament Kemp’s, would be good for the Dodgers. In especially when the team will undoubtedly for the University of Hawaii next season. championship game loss to Agoura by defeat- order to make a trade involving any one of continue to look to fortify their biggest needs Girls’ Lacrosse ing the Chargers 6-3 in the final. those players, however, the Dodgers not only throughout the month of August. So, you may Head coach Sarah Strock had high ex- The Pioneer League showdown between would have had to eat an exorbitant amount be sad that the Dodgers weren’t major players pectations for a team with just one senior, the Lady Eagles and Torrance fulfilled all of their lengthy, lucrative contracts, but they in this year’s free-agent market. Don’t forget Bridget Reed, on its roster. The Eagles have been the drama and excitement two powerhouse would have also had to get rid of one, if not though, that the team did sign a free agent playing at a high level against a heady schedule programs had to offer. El Segundo was atop a couple of their top three prospects in the who is perhaps the most prized possession in that only figures to get more challenging the Pioneer League standings, with Torrance minor league system. Although the deadline the whole league -- Vin Scully will be back as the season wears on. But with the winning looking up from third place. It took a dramatic has come and gone, players can still clear for his 66th season behind the microphone attitude and confidence they’ve shown thus come-from-behind four-run sixth inning by waivers and be traded. Look for both Craw- as the voice of the Dodgers and the voice of far this could be a historic season for the See Sports, page 8 ford and Ethier to get much of that attention Major League Baseball. •

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CONTINENTALGOURMETMARKET.COM Page 8 August 7, 2014 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Seniors Looking Up Five Surprising Facts Cassini Reveals 101 Geysers About Baby Boomers on Icy Saturn Moon Including One That Hepatitis C and account for more than three By Bob Eklund geysers, researchers employed the same Could Save Your Life out of every four Americans living with the Scientists using mission data from NASA’s process of triangulation used historically to (BPT) - Were you born from 1945 through disease. That’s why the Centers for Disease Cassini spacecraft have identified 101 distinct survey geological features on Earth, such as 1965? If so, you’re part of the unique generation Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend geysers erupting on Saturn’s icy moon mountains. When the researchers compared known as the baby boomers. Here are interest- that everyone born from 1945 to 1965 get a Enceladus. Their analysis suggests it is the geysers’ locations with low-resolution ing facts about baby boomers in America. One blood test for Hepatitis C. possible for liquid water to reach from that maps of thermal emission, it became apparent of them could save your life. Many baby boomers living with Hepatitis moon’s underground sea all the way to its the greatest geyser activity coincided with 1. Baby boomers are one of the largest C don’t know how or when they got infected. surface. These findings, and clues to what the greatest thermal radiation. Comparisons generations in U.S. history. Hepatitis C is a virus that attacks the liver and, powers the geyser eruptions, are presented in between the geysers and tidal stresses The baby boomer generation, made up of a if left untreated, can lead to serious liver dis- two articles published in the current online revealed similar connections. However, these staggering 77 million Americans, is rivaled in ease. In fact, Hepatitis C is the leading cause edition of the Astronomical Journal. correlations alone were insufficient to answer size only by millennials - many of whom are of liver cancer. Over a period of almost seven years, the question, “What produces what?” the children of boomers. The millennial genera- The CDC estimates that testing everyone Cassini’s cameras surveyed the south polar The answer to this mystery came from tion, born from 1980 through 1999, similarly born from 1945 to 1965 could identify 800,000 terrain of the small moon, a unique geological comparison of the survey results with high- includes approximately 77 million Americans. people unaware of their Hepatitis C infection, basin renowned for its four prominent “tiger resolution data collected in 2010 by Cassini’s 2. Baby boomers support their children in and over time, could save 120,000 lives. Test- stripe” fractures and the geysers of tiny icy heat-sensing instruments. Individual geysers and out of the nest. ing baby boomers for Hepatitis C is important, particles and water vapor first sighted there were found to coincide with small-scale More than a third of baby boomers have because people with Hepatitis C often have no nearly 10 years ago. The result of the survey is hot spots, only a few dozen feet (or tens of children younger than 18 living in their homes, symptoms and can live with the disease for a map of 101 geysers, each erupting from one meters) across, which were too small to be and research from the National Endowment for decades without feeling sick. All the while, of the tiger stripe fractures, and the discovery produced by frictional heating, but the right Financial Education shows that 60 percent of liver damage may be silently occurring. that individual geysers are coincident with size to be the result of condensation of vapor boomers also provide some form of financial Fortunately, new treatments are available small hot spots. These relationships pointed on the near-surface walls of the fractures. support to their adult children. that can cure Hepatitis C. If you were born the way to the geysers’ origin. This immediately implicated the hot spots 3. Baby boomers are living longer than from 1945 through 1965, talk to your doctor After the first sighting of the geysers in as the signature of the geysering process. previous generations. about getting tested for Hepatitis C. It could 2005, scientists suspected that repeated flexing “Once we had these results in hand, we Compared to previous generations, baby save your life. of Enceladus by Saturn’s tides as the moon knew right away heat was not causing the boomers are living longer and they are also To learn more about Hepatitis C, visit www. orbits the planet had something to do with geysers, but vice versa,” said Carolyn Porco, more likely to remain independent and stay in cdc.gov/knowmorehepatitis.• their behavior. One suggestion included the leader of the Cassini imaging team from the their own homes as they age. back-and-forth rubbing of opposing walls Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colorado, 4. Many baby boomers are working longer. of the fractures generating frictional heat and lead author of the first paper. “It also Boomers plan to continue working once that turned ice into geyser-forming vapor told us the geysers are not a near-surface they are eligible for retirement, despite having and liquid. Alternate views held that the phenomenon, but have much deeper roots.” the option to stop. In fact, only 11 percent of opening and closing of the fractures allowed Thanks to recent analysis of Cassini gravity baby boomers plan to stop working entirely water vapor from below to reach the surface. data, the researchers concluded the only once they reach retirement age, according to Before this new study, it was not clear which plausible source of the material forming a survey by AARP. process was the dominating influence. Nor the geysers is the sea now known to exist 5. Hepatitis C is a silent epidemic among was it certain whether excess heat emitted beneath the ice shell. They also found that baby boomers. by Enceladus was everywhere correlated narrow pathways through the ice shell can People born from 1945 through 1965 are with geyser activity. remain open from the sea all the way to the five times more likely to be infected with To determine the surface locations of the surface, if filled with liquid water. •

Sports from page 6 the Tartars to topple the Eagles 4-3. A late Covington doubled in a run to reduce the replaced Connor Underwood at first base Eagles went 2-2. season loss to North Torrance left the Eagles lead to 4-3, but the Eagles stranded runners and became one of the area’s top fielders. In Pioneer League play, the Eagles didn’t and Saxons as co-champions. at second and third. The Eagles went quietly Underwood’s move to behind the plate was have enough to overcome Torrance or South In the CIF-SS Division III playoffs the in the seventh inning and the season ended. brilliant and helped make the senior one of Torrance. For the first time in the program’s Eagles opened up with Fullerton (17-13), Baseball the area’s top catchers. history they were swept by both Torrance which shared the Freeway League title with John Stevenson was at the helm for 50 Willem Mostert was the ace of a deep schools in the same year and the Eagles Sunny Hills and La Habra. El Segundo needed years. Craig Cousins took the reins of the pitching staff and he went 8-2 with an eye- finished third in the Pioneer League. a strong nine inning performance from Mc- program for another three and Steve Shevlin popping 0.93 ERA. Seniors Tanner Stevens, For the second consecutive year the Eagles Call James and a clutch hit by Tess Von Flu had the team for one year. Steve Eno took Dean Abrahamson and Nick Nesci all had needed to play a wild card game to gain in the bottom of the ninth to help the Eagles over as head coach and is just the fourth good season to compliment a pitching staff entry into the CIF Southern Section Division to a 2-1 win in the first round. head baseball coach since 1960. with a 2.71 ERA. 4 playoffs. They faced the Nordoff Rangers El Segundo, which finished 21-7, advanced Eno played baseball for Stevenson and The Eagles got to the finals of their own a team that finished third in the Tri-Valley to play Sunkist League champion Grand Cousins and played football for Shevlin. He tournament for the first time in 15 years League. With the Eagles holding a slim 1-0 Terrace in the second round. Home-field inherited a team with plenty of experience. only to lose Peninsula 2-0. It marked the lead in the seventh, Nordhoff scored two runs advantage came and the short right-field For starters, eight returned players from a first time in five finals appearances that in the seventh to come away with a 2-1 win. fence at Grand Terrace proved beneficial: team that won 20 games shared a Pioneer the Eagles had lost dating back to the El Segundo had their chances all game the Titans defeated the Eagles 4-3. League crown and reached the CIF Southern first El Segundo Tournament in 1969. The long but failed to come up with the key hit. A check-swing fly ball carried over the Section Division IV quarter-finals. Eagles split double-headers against Redondo They stranded 12 base runners and eight of fence for a three-run homer run to give the Lars Nootbaar returned to anchor the infield and Mira Costa before playing in the Don those runners were in scoring position. The Titans a 4-2 lead in the fifth inning. In the at shortstop, while Hunter Lewis moved from Lugo Tournament, where they finished 1-3, Eagles stranded runners in each of the first sixth inning things got interesting when Kaitlin right field to second base. Noah Bergren and in the Redondo Tournament, where the See Sports, page 16 HI NEIGHBOR! Come Checkout the El Segundo Oroweat Bakery Outlet Store! BUY ONE Black-lined Market Return Bread and GET ONE FREE! EXPIRES 8/28/14. (LIMIT1) • Open 6 Days a Week! Closed on Sundays. NEW LOWER PRICES EVERYDAY!

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Dugan had hoped to discuss the economics positive externalities on peripheral businesses between the Dugan and staff analyses and that green and yellow map areas. Those in the of the deal with his colleagues in closed ses- in the community.” Later, Dugan opined that he agrees with some of the Councilmember’s green are deemed to be in the highest noise sion, but learned that would not be possible. Recreation and Parks ought to be part of the data but not others. impact parts of town and up to 80 percent Last November when it thought the TopGolf process and not just EDAC. After hearing Dugan’s comments, Coun- of RSI funding comes from the Federal deal was done and in order to avoid incur- Also during public comments, local resident cilmember Marie Fellhauer described the Aviation Administration (FAA) with the ring additional legal expenses, the Council and business owner Ron Swanson suggested financial discrepancy as disappointing. “You’re other 20 percent from LAWA. As part of sent a commitment letter to Deborah Geist that CenterCal might be reticent to sign the relying on certain people to give you infor- the settlement, LAWA pays 100 percent for (who had issued a cease and desist request deal knowing Dugan would try to negate it mation and that’s what we go off of,” she homes in the yellow area. alleging Brown Act violations occurred in (Mayor Suzanne Fuentes and Mayor Pro Tem said. In earlier explaining her original vote O’Neill reported that going forward, those the real property negotiations) to not have Carl Jacobson both voted against the project supporting TopGolf, Fellhauer pointed not in yellow areas must have their homes further closed session discussions regarding tested to verify eligibility for RSI work even the agreement. In order for the Council to though they are on the map. Meanwhile, resume closed session talks, Geist must “Though it seemed like a done deal many months ago, TopGolf’s future in town is now very much 108 more homes are still on the schedule first receive 30 days written notice that the up in the air amid conflicting reports about the facility’s potential revenue stream and the fact that for the rest of this calendar year. The goal former will hold a public session to consider CenterCal Properties—the company proposing to lease the driving range portion of The Lakes to treat 750 homes in 2015 (with 300 rescinding its commitment letter. The Coun- being the most done in any previous year) cil would then meet sometime after the 30 golf course—has yet to execute the agreement approved by the El Segundo Council in March.” requires five groups working at any given days and put the item to vote. On Tuesday, time. With only four construction coordina- the group voted 4-1 to start that process (in last November, though Fuentes gave her assent just to the $332,000 annual revenue but also tors currently in place, the City needs one case it decides later to renegotiate the lease). in March on the revisions language). He also to the potential economic development and more to oversee the fifth group. The person’s Dugan voted against the motion, stating that warned the Council about setting a potentially job creation benefits. Councilmember Dave $120,000 salary will be covered by grant he wants all future discussion on the matter harmful precedent if it decides not to move Atkinson earlier described the project as monies and will not come out of the City’s to remain open to the public. forward with TopGolf. “I can only say that having no real downside other than “personal general fund. Carpenter added that the end During public communications and before the ramifications of reversing that decision feelings” against it, but later added, “If we of the LAWA settlement period doesn’t Dugan’s comments, Economic Development will adversely affect the economic develop- don’t have the right data, we need to clarify mean the RSI program will end, but that it Advisory Council (EDAC) member Al Keahi ment of business attraction and retention of and bring it back.” Meanwhile when asked by will get “drastically reduced.” Green areas suggested that his group could serve as a this community,” he said. “If a developer City Attorney Mark Hensley how to proceed will still receive FAA monies and LAWA mediator between the City and CenterCal starts to do a checklist on why they want to if CenterCal were to go ahead and sign the supplements, but yellow homes will likely to help the process along. CenterCal Vice come to El Segundo, there’s gonna be a line agreement, the Council directed staff to put become ineligible after next year. President of Acquisitions and Development item on there saying, ‘Trust Council’—and it on hold and to not finalize anything until And… in a commendation at the beginning Rupesh Bhakta told the Council that his they’re gonna check, ‘No.’ You just can’t the item is brought back for further action. of the meeting, the Council recognized the company’s “official position is the same do that. You can’t go back on your word.” Also on Tuesday, the Council approved Los Angeles Kings for winning the Stanley and has not changed--which is to work with Next, Dugan will share his analysis with the hire of a fifth construction coordinator Cup for the second time in the last three the community and the Council in bringing the rest of the Council at the August 19 to help the City expedite residential sound years. The hockey franchise maintains its a great asset and facility to the City of El meeting and the group will compare those insulation (RSI) work on a record 750 homes headquarters at the Toyota Sports Center in Segundo.” Bhakta added that CenterCal would numbers with those of City staff. “The basis next year to ramp up activity before the end El Segundo. Kings’ President of Business proceed with due diligence if the project gets for the decision is not what it was presented of a settlement agreement with Los Angeles Operations (and Hall of Fame player) Luc the green light---but if the Council wishes to be,” Dugan said of the Council’s original World Airports (LAWA) at the end of 2015. Robitaille was on-handPUBLISH to accept the honor to wait, EDAC can “make a presentation approval of TopGolf. Without getting into RSI Program Manager James O’Neill reported and said he hoped to bringYOUR the actual cup to to fully vet the proposal…the terms of the detail, City Manager Greg Carpenter noted that crews have treated 1,543 local homes to El Segundo once all the players and manage- lease, future capital costs to the City and that there are “differences in methodology” date, with eligibility areas broken down into ment are done touringPUBLIC with it. • NOTICES Visit us online: www.heraldpublications.com HERE ABANDONMENTS: $125.00 PUBLIC NOTICES ABC NOTICES: $125.00 TSG No.: 8415983 TS No.: CA1400258033 NOTICE TO POTENTIAL BIDDERS: If you APN: 4035-013-002 Property : 10806 S is unable to convey title for any reason, FHA/VA/PMI No.: APN: 4136-012-012 are considering bidding on this property lien, OSAGE AVE, LENNOX AREA, CA 90304 the successful bidder’s sole and exclusive DBA Property Address: 409 VIRGINIA STREET you should understand that there are risks Title Order No. : 730-1304747-70 Trustee remedy shall be the return of monies paid to EL SEGUNDO, CA 90245 NOTICE OF involved in bidding at a trustee auction. 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You NOTICE IS HEREBYDBA GIVEN that the City (DTSC) for its Landfarm Treatment form of payment authorized by 2924h(b), PROPERTY OWNER: The sale date shown state, or other form of payment authorized are encouraged to investigate the existence, Council of the City of El Segundo will hold Area. The El Segundo Refinery is an (Payable at time of sale in lawful money on this notice of sale may be postponed one by 2924h(b), (Payable at time of sale in priority, and size of outstanding liens that (Fictitious Business Name): a public hearing on the date, time and place approximately 1,000 acre oil refinery where of the United States) Behind the fountain or more times by the mortgagee, beneficiary, lawful money of the United States). The may exist on this property by contacting the $75.00 indicated above, for the purpose of: the refining facilities and equipment are located in Civic Center Plaza, 400 Civic trustee, or a court, pursuant to Section sale will be made, but without covenant or county recorder’s office or a title insurance Operating and capital outlay requests of located. This notification is in accordance Center Plaza, Pomona CA All right, title 2924g of the California Civil Code. The law warranty, expressed or implied, regarding company, either of which may charge you NAME CHANGE: $100,000 from the existing Citizens Option with Title 22, California Code of Regulation and interest conveyed to and now held by requires that information about trustee sale title, possession, or encumbrances, to satisfy a fee for this information. If you consult for Public Safety$125.00 (COPS) Supplemental (CCR), Section 66270.42. The permit it under said Deed of Trust in the property postponements be made available to you the obligation secured by said Deed of Trust either of these resources, you should be Law Enforcement Services Fund (SLESF) modification is in regards to Appendix H– situated in said County and State described and to the public, as a courtesy to those with interest and late charges thereon, as aware that the same lender may hold more Other type of notice? Contact us account by the Chief of Police. The grant SamplingCOMMUNITIES Procedures – of COUNT the Landfarm as: AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN THE not present at the sale. If you wish to learn provided in said note(s), advances, under than one mortgage or deed of trust on the and we can give you a price. requires that expenditures be utilized to Part B Permit Renewal Application, dated ABOVE MENTIONED DEED OF TRUST whether your sale date has been postponed, the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, property. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: supplement “front line law enforcement.” December 11, 2006. Appendix H outlines APN# 4136-012-012 The street address and and if applicable, the rescheduled time and charges and expenses of the Trustee and of The sale date shown on this notice of sale Front line lawFor enforcementDBA’s email includesus at: funding the Post-Closure Sampling and Analysis other common designation, if any, of the real date for the sale of this property, you may the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. The may be postponed one or more times by the special [email protected] details, and purchasing Plan (SAP) for environmental monitoring property described above is purported to be: call (916)939-0772 or visit this Internet undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability mortgagee, beneficiary, trustee, or a court, equipment. (Fiscal Impact: $100,000 from conducted at the Chevron Products 409 VIRGINIA STREET, EL SEGUNDO, CA Web http://search.nationwideposting.com/ for any incorrectness of the property address pursuant to Section 2924g of the California All other legal notices email us at: COPS grant fund) Company El Segundo Refinery capped land 90245 he undersigned Trustee disclaims any propertySearchTerms.aspx, using the file or other common designation, if any, shown Civil Code. The law requires that information [email protected] All interested parties are encouraged to treatment unit (Landfarm). The SAP presents liability for any incorrectness of the street number assigned to this case CA1400258033 herein. All right, title and interest conveyed about trustee sale postponements be made appear and beAny heard questions? on this matter. If a detailed set of instructions for monitoring address and other common designation, if Information about postponements that are to and now held by it under said Deed of available to you and to the public, as a you challengeCall usthe at nature310-322-1830 of the proposed the effectiveness of the Landfarm corrective any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, very short in duration or that occur close Trust in the property situated in said County courtesy to those not present at the sale. resolution in court, you may be limited to action program. The Class 1* Modification but without covenant or warranty, expressed in time to the scheduled sale may not and State described as: AS MORE FULLY If you wish to learn whether your sale date raising only those issues you or someone primarily reflect the evolution of sampling or implied, regarding title, possession, immediately be reflected in the telephone DESCRIBED IN BELOW MENTIONED has been postponed, and, if applicable, else raised at the public hearing described equipment selection and procedures, as well or encumbrances, to pay the remaining information or on the Internet Web site. The DEED OF TRUST Executed by: JUANA the rescheduled time and date for the sale in this notice, or in written correspondence as consultant-specific information. The name principal sum of the note(s) secured by best way to verify postponement information A FARINAS, A SINGLE WOMAN AND of this property, you may call 855-880- delivered to the City Council at/or prior to the and address of the office processing the said Deed of Trust, with interest thereon, is to attend the scheduled sale. If the sale is DOLORES YESCAS, A SINGLE WOMAN, 6845 or visit this Internet Web site WWW. public hearing. For additional information permit is: Office of Permitting, Department as provided in said note(s), advances, set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at AS JOINT TENANTS Recorded on February NATIONWIDEPOSTING.COM, using the file please contact the City Clerk’s Office, (310) of Toxic Substances Control, Attn: Mike under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, the sale shall be entitled only to a return of 01, 2007, as Instrument No. 20070217308, number assigned to this case 2057-010945- 524-2307, 350 Main Street, El Segundo, Eshaghian ([email protected]), charges and expenses of the Trustee and the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have of Official Records, in the office of the County F00. Information about postponements California. 9211 Oakdale Avenue, Chatsworth, CA of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. no further recourse against the Mortgagor, Recorder of Los Angeles County, California that are very short in duration or that occur Publish in the El Segundo Herald August 91311. The name, address and telephone The total amount of the unpaid balance of the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney. Date of Sale: August 13, 2014 at 10:00 AM close in time to the scheduled sale may not 7, 2014, legal style. number of a person from whom interested the obligation secured by the property to Date: First American Title Insurance Place of Sale: behind the fountain located in immediately be reflected in the telephone Cathy Domann persons may obtain further information is be sold and reasonable estimated costs, Company 5 First American Way Santa Ana Civic Center Plaza, 400 Civic Center Plaza, information or on the Internet Web site. DeputyCOMMUNITIES City Clerk II COUNT John Amato, Chevron Refinery, 324 W. El expenses and advances at the time of the CA 92707 First American Title Insurance Pomona CA 91766 The street address and The best way to verify postponement 310.524.2306 Segundo Blvd, El Segundo CA, 90245, (310) initial publication of the Notice of Sale is Company MAY BE ACTING AS A DEBT other common designation, if any, of the real information is to attend the scheduled sale. El Segundo Herald Pub. 8/7/14 615-5034. $751,559.06. The beneficiary under said COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT property described above is purported to be: Date: July 15, 2014 Sage Point Lender H-24359 El Segundo Herald Pub. 8/7/14 Deed of Trust has deposited all documents A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED 10806 S OSAGE AVE, LENNOX AREA, CA Services, LLC 400 Exchange, Suite 110 H-24360 evidencing the obligations secured by the MAY BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE 90304 APN# 4035-013-002 The total amount Irvine, CA 92602 949-265-9940 Fidel Aguirre Deed of Trust and has declared all sums FOR TRUSTEES SALE INFORMATION of the unpaid balance of the obligation FOR TRUSTEE’S SALE INFORMATION secured thereby immediately due and PLEASE CALL (916)939-0772NPP0234202 secured by the property to be sold and PLEASE CALL 855-880-6845 or visit WWW. payable, and has caused a written Notice of To: EL SEGUNDO HERALD 08/07/2014, reasonable estimated costs, expenses and NATIONWIDEPOSTING.COM SAGE Default and Election to Sell to be executed. 08/14/2014, 08/21/2014 advances at the time of the initial publication POINT LENDER SERVICES, LLC MAY I DON’T WANT TO EARN MY LIVING; I WANT The undersigned caused said Notice of El Segundo Herald Pub. 8/7, 8/14, 8/21/14 of this Notice of Sale is $212,304.10. BE ACTING AS A DEBT COLLECTOR Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in H-24361 The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY TO LIVE. the County where the real property is located. heretofore executed and delivered to the INFORMATION OBTAINED MAY BE USED undersigned a written Declaration of Default FOR THAT PURPOSE. NPP0233510 To: - and Demand for Sale, and a written Notice of EL SEGUNDO HERALD PUB: 07/24/2014, OSCAR WILDE Default and Election to Sell. The undersigned 07/31/2014, 08/07/2014 caused said Notice of Default and Election El Segundo Herald Pub. 7/24, 7/31, 8/7/14 to Sell to be recorded in the County where H-24341 the real property is located. If the Trustee EL SEGUNDO HERALD August 7, 2014 Page 13

Police Reports from page 2 a window. Taken were two backpacks con- Center for evaluation and treatment Robbery and domestic violence report was Burglary (residential) report was taken at taining miscellaneous items An attempt grand theft auto report was taken at 0823 hours from the 2300 block 1036 hours from 500 block of West Impe- A lost property report was taken at 2158 taken at 2335 hours from the 300 block of of East Rosecrans Avenue. Known suspect rial Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) unlawfully hours from the 400 block of Vista Del Mar. An South Douglas Street. Unknown suspect(s) strangled the victim and stole the victim’s entered a carport and took a bicycle identification card was lost at the location attempted to take a white GMC van property using force One male adult was arrested at 1148 hours One female adult was arrested at 2357 An assault with a deadly weapon report Burglary (vehicle) report occurred on 07/25/14 from the 200 block of South Aviation Bou- hours from LAPD (Van Nuys Division) for was taken at 2333 hours from the 400 block from 1715 to 1815 hours from the 400 block of levard for possession of drug paraphernalia one outstanding El Segundo PD felony warrant of Eucalyptus Drive. Victim was attacked South Sepulveda Boulevard. Unknown suspect(s) Criminal threats report was taken 1829 One male adult was arrested at 0033 hours by three unknown suspects burglarized a vehicle and stole two backpacks hours from the 300 block of Main Street. from Kansas Street and Grand Avenue for mis- Thursday, July 31, 2014 Vandalism and burglary (commercial) oc- Known suspect threatened the victim demeanor DUI with a BAC of .08% or above Burglary (commercial) report was taken curred between 07/31/14 and 08/01/14 in the One male adult was arrested at 2020 hours Wednesday, July 30, 2014 at 0640 hours from the 100 block of South 100 block of North Sepulveda Boulevard. from the 100 block of West Imperial Avenue One male adult was arrested at 0157 hours Sepulveda Boulevard. Unknown suspect(s) Unknown suspect(s) damaged a banner and for possession of a switchblade knife from Imperial Highway and Vista Del Mar broke into the business and stole the cash stole a second banner Sunday, August 3, 2014 for misdemeanor DUI register containing US currency Incident report was taken at 1345 hours A domestic violence, child endangerment, A burglary (residential) report was taken at One male adult was arrested at 1342 hours from the 2100 block of East Rosecrans Av- obstruction of use of a wireless communica- 1110 hours from the 300 block of Whiting from the 500 block of Nash Street for assault enue. A male adult was electrocuted and fell tion device report was taken at 0039 hours Street. Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into with a deadly weapon from a ladder from the 600 block of Lomita Street a storage cabinet through unknown means. Burglary (residential) report was taken at Saturday, August 2, 2014 A found property report was taken at 0126 It was unknown if any property was taken 0955 hours from the 500 block of East Walnut One male adult was arrested at 0147 hours hours from the 300 block of Main Street. One male adult was arrested at 1138 hours Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) broke into a carport from the 100 block of Main Street for plain U.S. currency was found from the 200 block of West Imperial Avenue and stole miscellaneous tools and equipment drunk in public A misdemeanor hit and run report was taken for public intoxication and one outstanding One male adult was arrested at 1429 hours One male adult was arrested at 0616 hours at 0114 hours from the 700 block of North Ventura County Sheriff felony warrant from Grand Avenue and Vista Del Mar for from the 900 block of Hillcrest Street for Sepulveda Boulevard, vehicle versus vehicle Traffic accident (without injuries) occurred plain drunk in public plain drunk in public A burglary (residential) report was taken at 1317 hours at Bungalow Drive and Mari- Friday, August 1, 2014 One male adult was arrested at 0911 hours at 1216 hours from the 900 block of East posa Avenue, vehicle versus vehicle One male adult was arrested at 1129 hours from the 1700 block of East Sycamore Av- Imperial Avenue One female adult was detained at 2254 from the 200 block of North Sepulveda enue for possession of a controlled substance, Unknown suspect(s) attempted to gain hours from the 300 block of Main Street Boulevard for criminal threats, burglary possession of drug paraphernalia and one entry into the victim’s residence by prying and transported to Harbor UCLA Medical and battery LASD misdemeanor warrant open the front door •

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Enjoy a good read with suggested that the School District tap into now on trash for three- and four-unit proper- its reserves to cover the library and crossing ties ($75,000), residential permits ($200,000) your morning coffee... guard costs. and residential ambulances ($180,000), The Preferring to work with the School District group also agreed to increase expenditures on a collaborative solution, both Jacobson by providing funding for equipment replace- and Councilmember Mike Dugan thought ment ($200,000) and facilities maintenance the City should continue fully funding library ($80,000), increasing the City’s reserve level services and crossing guards for the next fiscal from 17 to 18 percent ($602,300), putting year. “They already closed their budget and aside $750,000 into a separate fund in case would have to take it out of reserves,” Dugan unpredictable revenue sources fall short, and noted. “…The same people who vote for city funding $3.3 million for high-priority capital councils vote for school councils. They’re projects. Expenditure cuts in addition to the asking us to continue paying. We should school-related items include closing beach listen to them.” Jacobson added that dipping restrooms in the winter ($10,000 savings) into those reserves might be problematic for and reducing storm water funding ($100,000 the School District because of more stringent savings). The 2014/15 budget numbers do not restrictions in that area. include employee salary and benefit conces- At the June 26 meeting, the Council also sions due to expire at the end of September. made policy decisions to increase revenues by Labor negotiations are now in progress with recovering fees the City has subsidized up until six bargaining units. • Subscribe to one of Herald Publications weekly newspapers. El Segundo Herald, Torrance Tribune, Hawthorne Press Tribune, Lawndale Tribune or Inglewood News Only $50.00 for a yearly subscription. Like Us Call 310-322-1830 on Facebook

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Pets Without Partners Purrrfect Companions their share of dinner before he takes a turn eating. He is a fun-loving boy looking for a special someone. Elliot is a wonderful kitten patterned in a soft black-and-white coat and beautiful golden green eyes. Elliot loves bird watching through the window and jumping for feathers dangling from a string. When he plays and chases balls with the other kittens, Elliot sometimes sneaks the balls away as a prize from their kitten games. He is an energetic kitten with a wonderful rumbling purr. Little Eliza joined her foster brothers in the family, as she needed kitten playmate. Although tiny, this 3-month-old beauty is up to the challenge in the romping and wrestling

Brady is independent, but also kind and loving.

Three adventurous little kittens are ready to be your new best friend and your purr- fect partner. They love to chase balls, roll and wrestle together, and are always ready to play with the feathers and strings their foster mom dangles for them. They would enjoy finding homes together or can be adopted separately into homes which have another friendly kitty as a playmate. Come meet brothers Brady and Elliot and their foster sister Eliza!

Lovey is cheerful – and housebroken. Eliza is tiny and cuddly!

Adopt a “pet without a partner” and give a traits of the breed to finish raising him out of with Elliot and Brady. Eliza enjoys sitting homeless pet a second chance in life. puppyhood. Bear will easily be well over 100 over your shoulder for a view of what is Since she is one of the sweetest dogs in pounds, will regular grooming and will eat a happening in the world and is then ready the world, we named her Lovey. She is a lot of nice quality dog food, so be sure you for loving at the end of the night. fantastic little lap dog who is 1-2 years old and budget for this when considering adoption. These kittens are available for adoption weighs only 8 pounds. Lovey is completely Bear will be neutered very soon, is current on through Kitten Rescue, one of the largest housebroken, uses a doggie door, and is great vaccinations, microchipped, is fine with other cat rescue groups in Southern California. on the leash as she walks up to 4 miles a day dogs, cat safe, and best with children over 6. All of our kitties are spayed/neutered, in her foster home. She is completely cat safe, Lucille is a little ‘Morkie’ - half Maltese microchipped, tested for FeLV and FIV, loves to play with plush toys and is fine with and half Yorkie. This is the most original dewormed and current on their vaccinations. children. Lovey has good play manners with looking dog we have seen in a while and is For additional information and to see all other dogs. She is very sweet and quite simply adorable! Lucille is doing great with these or our other kitties, please check our smart. With her cheerful personality and non- housebreaking and is almost there. She settles website www.kittenrescue.org or email us at stop wagging tail, she will bring an abundance into a routine quite easily. She is energetic, [email protected]. Your tax deductible of love and sunshine into any home. Lovey is good with other dogs and will be fine with donations for the rescue and care of our spayed, current on vaccinations, microchipped, cats. No apartment living for this one; we cats and kittens can be made through our fine with other dogs and cat safe. will need you to be a homeowner. Lucille website or by sending a check payable to Kitten Rescue, 914 Westwood Blvd. #583, Elliot is an energetic kitten with a great purr. Los Angeles, CA 90024. On Saturdays, we have adoptions from Brady, with his distinct black-and-white noon to 3:30 p.m. in Westchester at 8655 markings in his soft, silky coat, and rich, Lincoln Blvd. just south of Manchester Ave. golden eyes, will grow to be a strikingly and also in Mar Vista at 3860 Centinela handsome cat. He is curious and adventurous Ave, just south of Venice Boulevard. Our as he becomes familiar with his new website lists additional adoption sites and surroundings. Brady is independent, yet kind directions to each location. and loving as he watches over his brother Be kind. Save a life. Support animal and foster sister Eliza to be sure they get rescue. • Happy Tails

Lucille is a “Morkie” – half Maltese and half Yorkie. It’s never too late for love. On Teddy’s 15th will be spayed soon, is current on vaccines, birthday, he was adopted dewormed, microchipped, good with other and found his forever home dogs and best with kids over 7. with Shirley. This time To learn more about these and other wonderful the “Happy Tail” is short dogs, visit our website at www.animalsrule. and sweet as the picture is org. If a dog is on our website, it’s available. worth a thousand words and Bear is learning to play and eat and play some more. Come to our Saturday adoption events from a lifetime of love. • 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. at 305 North Harbor Blvd., Bear is 6-month-old Great Pyrenees and is San Pedro (just off the 110 near the cruise When you adopt growing like a weed. This sweet teddy bear port). We are always in need of donations has a great temperament and loves all other for veterinarian bills and our senior dogs. a “pet without a dogs, children and even cats. He gets down on Donations can be made through our website or partner”, you will all fours to roll around and play with the cat. by sending a check payable to: Animals Rule forever make a He is totally housebroken and uses a doggie Placement Foundation at 305 North Harbor difference in their door. Still in the clumsy puppy stage, Bear Blvd., San Pedro, CA 90731. All donations life and they are is learning how to maneuver around small are tax-deductible; we are a registered 501©3 sure to make a dogs, so we would like it better if any dogs in non-profit organization. the home are over 25 pounds. Still learning Saving one animal won’t change the world, difference in yours. his surroundings, he is a little shy in public but the world will surely change for that and will need a family knowledgeable of the animal. • The happiest birthday ever! Page 16 August 7, 2014 EL SEGUNDO HERALD

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