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Downey Congresswoman Votes to Impeach Trump Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021 Vol. 19 No. 41 OBITUARIES NEWS PAGING DR. FRISCHER REAL ESTATE Ed Potter Students struggle Examining Buying a mobile mourned to keep up grades viral mutations home SEE PAGE 4 SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 4 SEE PAGE 11 Multiple Downey congresswoman businesses report votes to impeach Trump Friday 87˚ ■ Calling President Trump Saturday 85˚ Covid unfit for office, Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard votes for impeachment: “He has outbreaks blood on his hands.” Sunday 85˚ ■ Restaurants and retail By Eric Pierce stores have experienced Editor Covid-19 outbreaks, ON THIS DAY according to newly-updated DOWNEY – Downey JANUARY 14 health department data. Congresswoman Lucille Roybal- 1784: Allard voted Wednesday to The United States ratified a peace treaty impeach President Donald Trump, with England ending the Revolutionary By Alex Dominguez citing his role in last week’s War. Staff Writer insurgence at the Capitol that left five people dead, including a police officer. DOWNEY – Multiple Downey 1952: businesses are reported to have Trump became the first NBC’s “Today” show premiered. more than three lab-confirmed president in U.S. history to be cases of coronavirus, according impeached twice when the House 1954: to data on Los Angeles County’s of Representatives voted 232 to 197 in favor of impeachment, Photo by George Skidmore Baseball player Joe Dimaggio and Covid-19 webpage. actress Marilyn Monroe were married at citing “high crimes and has deeply divided an already The list includes more than “At a time when thousands down from carrying out their San Francisco City Hall. misdemeanors.” fractured nation and has violently 500 workplaces, food and retail of Americans are dying of an armed threats against our Roybal-Allard said she took turned American against stores, and other entities. insidious virus, which to defeat nation’s capital and state capitols no joy in voting to impeach Trump American. As the unprecedented 1963: demands effective presidential across the country. The Kaiser Permanente but said he “has blood on his attack on American democracy George C. Wallace was sworn in as leadership and unity of purpose, Central Refill Pharmacy Center hands” in the wake of last week’s and our Constitution transpired, “This lack of leadership governor of Alabama with a pledge of the president continues to be sits atop those in Downey who attempted coup. President Trump was reported to and concern for the lives of our “segregation forever.” focused on himself. Defeating this were listed, with 45 confirmed The fact remains no president gleefully watch on television the countrymen and women is one pandemic cannot be undertaken staff members having tested of the United States is above the insult and attempted destruction more example that confirms 1970: while we have a president who positive. law. And this president has sadly to our nation’s capital while Donald Trump is unfit for office Diana Ross and the Supremes denies its existence and is actively Chick-fil-A follows with 21 violated his oath to support and ignoring repeated pleas for him and poses a true danger to America performed their last concert together, encouraging violence to overturn confirmed cases. defend the Constitution of the to call on his supporters to stand and American democracy. To at the Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas. a well-documented free and fair protect our country and our Penske Toyota of Downey United States against all enemies, down. election. democracy, he must be impeached reported 17 staff members as foreign and domestic. As “Trump continues to reject “Even after the tragedy of and barred from holding federal 1993: having contracted the virus. Not members of Congress who have any responsibility for the violence January 6th, Trump continues office again. Late-night TV talk show host David far behind is Best Buy and Home made that same pledge, it is our and has shown no remorse or to fuel the fire of the mob with Letterman announced he was moving duty to take this action. concern for those who have died “I cast my vote today for the Depot, which both are listed as his self-serving and dangerous from NBC to CBS. “His constant bombardment because of his insurrection. A safety of my constituents and all having 15. rhetoric and to incite violence of false information alleging heartbreaking example was his Americans nationwide, and for Honda World Service and and distrust across America. 1994: widespread voter fraud and his initial failure to honor the fallen the survival of our democracy Parts Center has reported seven He still refuses to denounce the repeated attempts to delegitimize Capitol Police officers by lowering in the days, months, and years President Bill Clinton and Russian confirmed employee cases. insurrection and unequivocally the 2020 presidential election the flag to half-staff at the White to come. In good conscience, I President Boris Yeltsin signed accords call on his supporters to stand The LA County Library House. simply have no other choice.” in Moscow to stop aiming missiles at Administrative Office, Liberty any nation and to dismantle the nuclear Ambulance LLC., and Downey arsenal of Ukraine. Fire Station 3 are all also listed. 2004: President George W. Bush unveiled a plan to send astronauts to the moon, Grocery Alvarez says she has Covid-19 Mars and beyond. 2008: my husband is the one who is ■ In a Facebook post, Republican Bobby Jindal, the first store taking it the hardest since he Downey Councilmember elected Indian-American governor was admitted to the hospital Catherine Alvarez in the United States, took office in today because his oxygen is very Louisiana. temporarily announced she and her low and he was already having husband had contracted complications,” Alvarez wrote. the virus. It is not known how severe Birthdays closes Alvarez’s symptoms are but she Jazz and pop singer Jack Jones (83), By Alex Dominguez did not participate in Tuesday’s Academy Award winning actress Faye By Eric Pierce Staff Writer council meeting. Dunaway (80), “Rocky” actor Carl (73), Pulitzer Prize winning Editor “This message is for all those Weathers who may not believe;” Alvarez journalist Maureen Dowd (69), DOWNEY – Downey television journalist Shepard Smith DOWNEY – Walmart continued in her statement. “I Councilwoman Catherine ask you not to wait for this bug (57), rapper and actor LL Cool J (53), has temporarily closed its Foo Fighters rocker (52), Alvarez announced that she and [to] touch your homes, take Dave Grohl Neighborhood Market in and actor Jason Bateman (52). members of her family, including care of yourself, love each other Downey to allow for cleaning her husband, are infected with and sanitizing, the company and live day by day as if it were Covid-19. announced. your last, life is short to live it Alvarez made the angry, bitter, tied to so much Deaths The grocery store closed announcement on her personal unhappiness…” Wednesday and will reopen Friday Downey Councilwoman Catherine Alvarez, right, said she and her Lewis Carroll, the English author Facebook page Sunday, urging at 7 am. “COVID-19 is not something husband have Covid-19. (Campaign photo) best known for writing the “Alice in residents to take care while also that will be erased overnight, it is Wonderland” series of books, died on “Everything we’re doing asking for prayers [all sic]: this date in 1898 of pneumonia. He was is for the well-being of our here to stay for a long time even more than ever, this passage of “I ask you to pray, for a “Covid has knocked on the 65. associates and customers, and in if we don’t want to accept it; and life is a trial is a period to have speedy recovery for my family consideration of guidance by the doors of my home, from all that is why I ask you to become our main objective to carry it out since we are all infected.” Cinematic star Humphrey Bogart, a Centers for Disease Control (CDC) the members of the family, aware and that we get united in the family and in society. top box office draw in the 1940s and ‘50s, died in 1957 of esophageal cancer. and health experts,” Walmart said He was 57. in a statement. “When the store reopens Friday, we will continue Ray Kroc, the businessman who turned conducting associate health McDondald’s into a global fast-food screens and temperature checks, giant, died in 1984 of heart failure. He Ed Potter dies of Covid-19 was 81. and all associates will be provided with facemasks and gloves. “Harry Potter” actor Alan Rickman “These protocols are in ■ The retired teacher and Potter was also a board died in 2016 at age 69 of pancreatic addition to the extensive measures Downey Unified assistant member with Downey Federal Ed Potter Remembered cancer. Credit Union for the last 18 years. we’ve put in place during the superintendent was 82. Two-time Academy Award winning pandemic to help protect our “He was a kind soul and we Friends and former co- actress Shelley Winters died in 2006 of associates and customers, will miss him dearly,” the credit workers share their memories heart failure. She was 85. including installing sneeze By Eric Pierce union said in a statement. “Our of the late Downey educator. Mexican-American actor Ricardo guards at registers, temperature Editor thoughts go out to his family…” Montalban died in 2009 of congestive checks and mandatory mask- heart failure. He was 88. wearing for associates, placing Potter was hired by Downey See page 3 social distancing signage and DOWNEY – Dr. Ed Potter, a Unified in 1971, embarking on civic leader and former assistant enacting emergency leave policy a 32-year teaching career that Book Recommendation for associates who are unable or superintendent with the Downey culminated with the position administrator at Downey High “Better Luck Next Time” by Julia uncomfortable coming to work.
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