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More Antelope Valley People Read the Valley Press Than Any Other Newspaper Established 1915. © 2020 AVPress Inc. All rights reserved. County: No Halloween? Not so fast! City offers charging price cuts

By JULIE DRAKE Valley Press Staff Writer LANCASTER — It will cost electric ve- hicle owners less money to charge their ve- hicle’s batteries at charging stations owned by the City. There are a number of level two electric vehicle charging stations installed through- out the City. The city conducted an anal- ysis with other cities to compare charging rates for fast chargers and traditional char- gers. The city has six charging stations each PHOTO COURTESY OF DEPUTY RONALD SNEED, PALMDALE SHERIFF’S STATION at Antelope Valley Hospital and the Sgt. Palmdale Sheriff’s Station deputies pose with costumed trick-or- events are prohibited this year under guidance issued Tuesday, and Steve Owen Memorial Park and Ride, and treaters at the third annual Trunk or Treat & Car Show in 2018. Such revised Wednesday, by the County Department of Public Health. recently completed an upgrade at the Mu- seum of Art and History. In some instances, Lancaster charged Department of Public Health revises guidance on traditional activities double the rate that other cities charge at their electric vehicle charging stations. By JULIE DRAKE ment from the Department of event held at Stephen Sorensen during a pandemic.” “We would like to rectify that,” Chenin Valley Press Staff Writer Public Health initially banned Park in Lake Los Angeles, where Door-to-door trick or treating Dow, assistant to the city manager, said is not recommended because it PALMDALE — The Los door-to-door trick or treating be- children go car to car to collect during Tuesday’s City Council meeting. can be very difficult to main- Angeles County Department cause it can be difficult to main- treats. The goal is to make sure Lancaster re- tain proper social distancing on of Public Health on Wednesday tain proper social distancing on “Our guidelines have been covers its costs to provide the service but porches and at front doors. said traditional Halloween ac- porches and at front doors, es- slightly revised,” Public Health also bring the rates in line with other cites Ferrer cautioned that there is and make it more affordable for people to tivities such as trick or treating pecially in neighborhoods that Director Barbara Ferrer said no guarantee that when a child adopt electric vehicles. and trunk or treat events are are popular with trick or treat- Wednesday. visits a house that the person The new rate will maintain the $1 per now not recommended instead ers, the Department of Public “Trick-or-treating, we’re who opens the door is wearing a session access fee and lower the energy rate of the outright ban issued a day Health said in a statement. highly recommending that it not face covering. to $0.26 per kilowatt hour, down from the prior. The ban included trunk or happen,’’ Ferrer said. “We don’t A Tuesday afternoon state- treat events, such as the annual think it’s an appropriate activity See TRUNK, A4 See CITY, A4 Flag flies again at medical Virus tests after holiday facility in Quartz Hill weekend are By JULIE DRAKE several months this year, in- Force veteran Tony Atallah, Valley Press Staff Writer cluding Memorial Day and his wife and their sons Na- encouraged the Fourth of July. Many of thaniel and Dylan; Army vet- QUARTZ HILL — A US flag is back on the flagpole in the clinic’s longtime patients eran Eric Albert, Joe Walker front of the First Valley Medi- asked why there was no flag Middle School STEALTH cal Group clinic. on the pole. Academy teacher Matt An- The clinic, previously “People get used to seeing derson, whose father was an known as Quartz Hill Walk-in the flag there,” Manager Isa- Air Force veteran; and Ander- By JENNIFER A. GARCIA Medical Group, has been at bel Andrade said. “It’s tradi- son’s wife Elizabeth, whose fa- Valley Press Editor tion. We just wanted to have it ther was a Navy veteran. the corner of 50th Street West Labor Day was Monday for the holiday.” “It was just very humbling and Avenue L-8 for about 25 and for many, that meant trips The clinic got permission that other military people years. to the beach and for some, it to order a new one, measuring would jump right in and help Having a flag on the flag- meant attending gatherings. 15 feet by 25 feet. pole outside the clinic was a to raise our flag, and to know Because of the possibility of A group of community tradition started by the late all the people that came to transmitting COVID-19 to Dr. John R. Blodgett Jr., the members, including a repre- help have a tie into the West- others, Los Angeles County sentative from each branch of side (Union School District) clinic’s former owner who PHOTO COURTESY OF ELIZABETH ANDERSON Public Health Director Bar- died in 2008. The previous the military, Air Force, Army, family, as well as military fami- Matt Anderson (from left) Eric Albert, Tony Atallah and Natha- bara Ferrer is encouraging flag was taken down because Navy and Marines, raised the ly,” Matt Anderson said. nial Atallah raise a US flag Saturday morning at the First Valley those who engaged in activ- it was worn. flag Saturday morning. Medical Group office on the corner of 50th Street West and ities outside their home to get The pole was flag-less for The group included Air [email protected] Avenue L-8. tested. “If you were in an area that was super crowded and people weren’t wearing a face Sheriff’s captain says driving covering and you weren’t wearing a face covering, get tested,” she advised Wednes- too fast still a problem in AV day during her regular brief- ing. By JENNIFER A. GARCIA as a chronic traffic problem. The res- She also encouraged peo- Valley Press Editor idents here are mainly part of a com- ple in the following situations muting society, which means they PALMDALE — Some drivers to get tested: likely are driving to Los Angeles to in the Antelope Valley need to slow • Those around people work and back, he said. There were down and obey traffic laws — that who were feeling sick. 80,000 commuters on the freeway was the message Capt. Ron Shaffer • Those around someone per day, pre-COVID-19 and once had for those tuning in to his Coffee who tested positive, even if they get off the freeway, they tend they never felt sick. with a Captain event Wednesday FACEBOOK SCREENSHOT to continue traveling at high speeds “Testing sites are open and morning on Facebook. Det. Quiroz (left), Capt. Ron Shaffer, Sgt. Anderson and Deputy Nolan talked through towns in the Antelope Valley. appointments are available,” about traffic safety and the issues plaguing the Antelope Valley during the The Antelope Valley continues to Coffee with the Captain event Wednesday morning on Facebook. grapple with what Shaffer referred to See SPEED, A4 See INCUBATION, A5

TODAY’S OUTLOOK A special good morning to Valley Press subscriber JULIO PEREZ of Palmdale Sunny. Highs INSIDE TODAY HOROSCOPES D3 PUBLIC NOTICES D1 in mid-80s BUSINESS B4 VERN LAWSON C5 PUZZLES D3 to lower 90s. CLASSIFIED D1 LETTERS B2 SECOND FRONT B1 Lows in 50s COMICS C4,D3 MONEY & MARKETS B3 SPORTS C1 to lower 60s. CRIME BLOTTER A2 OBITUARIES C6 VALLEY LIFE C5 DEAR ANNIE C5 OPINION B2 WEATHER C6 A2 Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020 Three dead as wildfire explodes in Northern California

By TERENCE CHEA and BRIAN MELLEY what not, so it triggered everybody and caused Associated Press terror and panic.” A power shutoff to prevent electric lines OROVILLE — Three people have died in from sparking wildfires — the cause of the a Northern California wildfire that has forced Paradise fire — prevented people from get- thousands from their homes, authorities said ting up-to-date information by internet, TV Wednesday. or their home phones, Culleton said. Many of Two people were found dead in one loca- the residents decided to leave and created a tion and a third person was discovered else- traffic jam leading out of town, another scary where, Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea reminder of the bottleneck where several resi- announced. He didn’t provide details but dents died two years ago. California Highway Patrol Officer Ben Drap- In Southern California, fires burned in er tells the Bay Area News Group that one Los Angeles, San Bernardino and San Di- person was found in a car and apparently had ego counties. People in foothill communities been trying to escape the flames. east of Los Angeles were warned to be ready The fire northeast of San Francisco is to flee, but the region’s notorious Santa Ana threatening several communities. Stoked by winds were weaker than predicted. high winds, it’s burned a 25-mile path through “We’re encouraged that the wind activity mountainous terrain and parched foothills. appears to be dying down,” Gov. Gavin New- Hundreds of homes and other buildings som said. “The rest of the week looks a little ASSOCIATED PRESS are believed to have been damaged or de- more favorable.” stroyed, fire officials said at an evening news In this image taken Wednesday with a slow shutter speed, embers light up a hillside behind the Bidwell Bar Bridge as the Bear Fire burns in Oroville. The blaze, part of the lightning-sparked Three firefighters injured along the Central conference. North Complex, expanded at a critical rate of spread as winds buffeted the region. Coast on Tuesday when they were overrun The fire even threatened the town of Para- trying to protect a mountaintop fire station dise, which was devastated just two years ago than 3,600 structures, burned old growth red- 25 miles — said Jake Cagle, one of the fire above Big Sur were expected to make full by the deadliest blaze in state history, causing woods, charred chaparral and forced evacua- chiefs involved. recoveries and could be discharged by the a panic that led to a traffic jam as residents tions in communities near the coast, in wine Firefighters were focused on saving lives end of the week, Los Padres National Forest tried to escape. country and along the Sierra Nevada. and homes instead of trying to halt the fire’s spokesman Andrew Madsen said. The North Complex fire was one of more The US Forest Service, which had taken advance, Cagle said. The injured firefighters and 11 others had than two dozen in the state, including three of the unprecedented measure of closing eight A massive cloud of smoke covered much of to deploy emergency fire shelters — a last the five largest ever as wildfires burned across national forests in Southern California earlier California, darkening morning skies and lat- ditch safety measure — when winds unexpect- parts of the West amid gusty, dry conditions. in the week, ordered all 18 of its forests in the er casting a sunsetlike glow over the northern edly shifted, Madsen said. Forecasters said some weather relief was in state closed Wednesday for public safety. part of the state. “It’s a really harrowing experience for those sight that could help firefighters overwhelmed The fire raging outside Oroville, 125 miles In Paradise, where 85 people lost their lives who go through a close encounter like that by the blazes. northeast of San Francisco, was burning in and nearly 19,000 buildings were destroyed, and we’re very grateful that the injuries are In Washington, more acres burned in a the Plumas National Forest after a series of the sky turned from black to cherry red and such that all three who were hospitalized are single day than firefighters usually see all year. wildfires sparked Aug. 17 by lightning had ash carried on strong winds rained down in a going to recover and return to work,” he said. Fires also forced people to flee homes in Or- merged. scene reminiscent from the fateful morning of That fire, which had doubled overnight egon and Idaho. A blast of polar air helped The fire jumped the middle fork of the Nov. 8, 2018, former Mayor Steve “Woody” Tuesday and burned terrain that hadn’t seen slow wildfires in Colorado and Montana. Feather River on Tuesday and, driven by 45 Culleton said. fire in 40 years, destroyed an office, two fire Since the middle of August, fires in Califor- mph winds, leapt into a canopy of pines and “It was extremely frightening and ugly,” engines, barracks and all the firefighters’ per- nia have killed eight people, destroyed more burned all the way to Lake Oroville — about Culleton said. “Everybody has PTSD and sonal belongings inside. Villanueva: Number of Antelope Valley crime blotter inmates with virus grows Crimes reported for August 25, 2020 Source: Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

LOS ANGELES (CNS) — ing them, so we’re starting Los Angeles County Sheriff to accumulate inmates who Alex Villanueva said Wednes- shouldn’t be in our custody,” day that 862 sheriff’s depart- he said. ment personnel have tested The Los Angeles County positive for COVID-19 since Fire Department reported the pandemic began, with that 205 employees have test- 726 under quarantine. ed positive, with 12 in isola- Villanueva said both num- tion and 191 having returned bers have been relatively sta- to work. ble, but he added that 13,633 On Tuesday, officials with people in county jails have the city’s Emergency Oper- tested positive, a number he ations Center said 546 Los said is “climbing steadily.” Angeles Police Department The sheriff complained employees have tested posi- that the state prison system is tive for COVID- 19 since the not accepting prisoners who pandemic began, with 72 at are already convicted. home recovering or self-iso- “Also, our mental health lating due to exposure, and institutions … Patton for ex- 498 having returned to work. ample, Metropolitan State The Los Angeles Fire De- LANCASTER Avenue L-8 ASSAULT: 10th Street East and Avenue R Hospital, all those (institu- partment has had 173 em- VEHICLE THEFT: ASSAULT: 1800 block West Avenue I 2500 block West Avenue K ASSAULT: 37600 block 29th Street East VEHICLE THEFT: tions) that take our inmates ployees test positive for the ASSAULT: 42000 block Fourth Street West 44900 block Third Street East ASSAULT: 37700 block Landon Avenue VEHICLE THEFT: 45300 block 32nd Street West who are deemed unfit to virus, with 12 recovering at ASSAULT: 43200 block 20th Street West ASSAULT: 38700 block 11th Street East stand trial or incompetent to home in isolation, 157 having ASSAULT: 500 block West Jackman Street LITTLEROCK ASSAULT: 38900 block Ocotillo Drive stand trial, those ones need returned to work, and three THEFT FROM VEHICLE: 2000 block West Avenue J THEFT FROM VEHICLE: 9400 block East ASSAULT: 3900 block Cocina Lane to be transferred also out of no longer quarantining but THEFT: 1700 block East Avenue J Avenue T-10 ASSAULT: 700 block East Palmdale Boulevard our system, but no one’s tak- remaining at home. VEHICLE THEFT: 15th Street East and PALMDALE VEHICLE THEFT: 200 block East Avenue Q-7

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BOX 1200, MASSILLON, OH 44648 ©2020 FEDERATED MINT P7260A-OF21722R-1 A4 Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020 Speed ‘always a factor’ in crashes City gets OK to install fast chargerIncubation period is about 14 days per hour after the first hour, $0.32 a deputy will go out and take a way people start obeying the From A1 From A1 per kWh. Fast chargers require less report. law. previous $0.50 per kilowatt hour. The charging time and can charge up toFerrer said. “While waiting “It’s a travesty,” Shaffer said, Nolan also said he sees a high One viewer asked whether new station fee will be free for the first 80% of an electric vehicle’s batter in for your results, you need to explaining that in 2019, there number of speeders as he’s out there is a ticket-writing quota four hours and $1.50 per hour after- less than 20 minutes. quarantine, stay home and were 18 fatal collisions for the patrolling, but people also make that the deputies must meet. ward, down from $7.50 for a five hour, Vice Mayor Marvin Crist said the stay away from other people, entire year. illegal left-hand turns, illegal Shaffer said there is no quota. 30 minute charge, equivalent to 100 city gave a grant to the hospital that al-especially those who are at While the California High- U-turns and try to pass on the “Having a quota is illegal,” miles in an electric vehicle. lows them to give it to students for free.great risk of COVID-19.” way Patrol mainly sticks to han- right-hand shoulder. he said. A 30kWh/100-mile electric vehicle “I can see charging a standard rate Ferrer said the incuba- dling traffic infractions and oth- Along with speed comes Anderson said the city gets charge will be $7.80, down from the across the board and making that it but tion period for COVID-19 is er incidents on the freeways, the crashes, and those seem to hap- a little of the money associated previous $16, which included the $1 we still should go in and see if we can about 14 days, to the results deputies from Palmdale Sher- pen frequently in the Antelope with tickets, but it’s not much. access fee. get some money from (Antelope Valley of the public’s action over the iff’s Station are also able to pull Valley. The majority of it goes to the Lancaster recently received notice Labor Day weekend won’t be someone over if they are caught In 2019, there was a total of court system. Air Quality Management District) so known for a couple weeks, at breaking the law. 2,000 crashes for the year, with They also stressed the impor- of approval for Southern California In- they can charge for free,” Crist said. least. Shaffer was joined for- Cof several of those resulting in in- tance of pulling over to the side centive Program funding to support the The City Council unanimously ad- After the Fourth of July, fee with the Captain by Det. juries. of the road when an emergen- installation of one fast charger at Lan- opted the updated electric vehicle sta- there was a huge increase in Quiroz, who is assigned to traf- But it’s not just drivers who cy vehicle is “rolling code,” or caster City Hall, and one at the BLVD tion rates at Tuesday’s meeting with hospitalizations and deaths, fic detail, along with Sgt. An- get hurt. Pedestrians and bicy- traveling with lights and siren Marriott. Councilman Raj Malhi absent. so she’s hoping that people derson who handles the traffic clists also become victims — es- engaged. The rates for level three charging were more cautious over the division and Deputy Nolan, pecially when they are distract- Shaffer said it’s frustrating stations will be $1 per session plus $5 [email protected] Labor Day weekend. who does motorcycle patrol. ed or not paying attention to when they are trying to get “We’ll have some lessons Shaffer asked his deputies what’s going on around them. to their call and people are we’ll be able to glean from what they see as problematic Anderson said people have stopped in the middle of the the data in two to three driving behavior. suffered significant injuries road, forcing the responders to Trunk or treating not recommended weeks,” she said. “Speed is always a factor,” when they are hit by vehicles navigate around them. Since the middle of Au- Quiroz said. “The highways are because they weren’t using the In addition, they offered tips Halloween-themed meals at outdoor From A1 gust, there has been in a long and we have big intersec- crosswalk. Other instances in- on what to do if you get pulled restaurants (must comply with the decline in the total number tions in the city of Palmdale.” clude walking against red hand over: “And when you don’t know the peo- restaurant protocol). of cases. It peaked sharply He said hit-and-run incidents signals, not paying attention • Pull over on the right side of ple opening the door, there’s no guaran- Individuals are also allowed to dress around July 20 at 3,000 cas- are also commonplace. and being under the influence the road, as far as possible. tee they’re not sick and that the candy up their home and yards with Hallow- es a day. Since the middle of “People tend to forget what of drugs or alcohol. • Turn the vehicle off. they’re passing out that they’ve touched een themed decorations. That would August, the daily average has their obligations are when in Deputies and CHP officers • Roll down your windows. may not be safe for you to want your allow a “drive-thru” event where in- been 1,000 cases per day. traffic collisions,” Quiroz said. tend to issue citations as a way • Put your hands on the steer- child to be sharing,” Ferrer said. dividuals remain in their vehicles and In addition, the three-day If damage to vehicles is to curb this negative behavior. ing wheel. Trunk or treating is not recommend- drive through an area with Halloween average of hospitalizations around $750 or under, it’s OK “Showing a person what • Don’t make any sudden ed because it is difficult to avoid crowd- displays. has also decreased. July saw for the parties involved to ex- they did wrong emphasizes and moves without first telling the ing and sharing food. Children can get candy for Hal- the steepest and “scariest” change information, to include changes their behavior so they deputy or officer what you are The ban still applies to haunted loween similar to how they get their increase, with over 2,100 names, phone numbers and in- don’t do it again,” Anderson doing (i.e., if you’re reaching for house attractions, Halloween gather- school meals. The county will allow a hospitalizations each day, surance information. However, said. “If you give them a warn- your wallet in the glove com- ings, events or parties with non-house- “drive-thru” event where children can Ferrer said. That number if someone has sustained inju- ing, people may remember it, partment). hold members, even if they are con- receive a treat bag limited to commer- was significant two to three ries as a result of the collision but if you give them a citation, Details about what to do if ducted outdoors, carnivals, festivals, cially-packaged non-perishable treats, weeks after the Fourth of July or one of the involved parties is they’ll remember it a lot lon- you are pulled over is available and live entertainment, or take away item from an organizerholiday. uncooperative or doesn’t have ger.” on the Palmdale Sheriff’s Sta- The guidelines do permit and rec- while the individuals remain in the ve- In mid-August, the data a driver’s license, insurance, Shaffer agreed, saying that tion website, lasd.org/palmdale ommend alternative ways to celebrate hicle. showed the number of hos- etc., then the Sheriff’s Depart- “hitting them in the pocket- the holiday, as long as they abide by pitalizations has dropped to ment should be contacted and book” is sometimes the only [email protected] county health protocols. 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From A1 Ferrer said that blaming Angeles County, with 10% the groups suffering from testing positive. Ferrer said. “While waiting high rates of infection and “The last three days, we’ve credits to small businesses for your results, you need to death is wrong. had unusually low numbers quarantine, stay home and “Racism and accom- due to the holiday reporting By ADAM BEAM stay away from other people, plished equitable access to lag and many testing sites Associated Press especially those who are at resources plays a role in who were closed due to the ex- SACRAMENTO — great risk of COVID-19.” is hurt by this pandemic,” she treme heat,” Ferrer said. With millions of people out Ferrer said the incuba- said. Here are the latest number of work in California, Gov. tion period for COVID-19 is With Halloween quickly of cases and deaths in the Gavin Newsom on Wednes- about 14 days, to the results approaching, she reminded Antelope Valley: day signed a law giving tax of the public’s action over the everyone to plan ahead for Los Angeles County: breaks to small businesses Labor Day weekend won’t be the fall and winter, to include • Lancaster: 3,043 cases that hire more workers by known for a couple weeks, at upcoming holidays. and 43 deaths (includes cases Dec. 1. least. She reminded people associated with correctional The law will reduce how After the Fourth of July, that trick-or-treating is dis- facility outbreaks). much state taxes some small couraged and so are parties, • Palmdale: 3,767 cases there was a huge increase in businesses owe if they have hospitalizations and deaths, gatherings, dances and other and 64 deaths. more employees working be- ASSOCIATED PRESS so she’s hoping that people celebrations that would bring • Acton: 65 cases, two tween July 1 and Dec. 1 than With millions of people out of work in California, Gov. New- were more cautious over the people together. deaths. they did between April 1 and som on Wednesday signed a law giving tax breaks to small Labor Day weekend. Instead, she encouraged • Agua Dulce: 25 cases and June 30. Businesses of 100 businesses that hire more workers over the next three months. “We’ll have some lessons online parties, car parades, no deaths. employees or less would get we’ll be able to glean from drive-in movies and decorat- • Desert View Highlands: said while visiting Solomon’s credit to lower the amount a $1,000 credit for the net the data in two to three ing the yard and home. 44 cases, one death. Delicatessen, a small busi- of sales taxes they have to Trunk or treating not recommended increase of each new worker. weeks,” she said. Detailed guidance on • Lake Hughes: Two cases, ness in Sacramento. send to the state. The goal is It only applies to business- Since the middle of Au- Halloween activities can be no deaths. California’s economy to help retailers what don’t Halloween-themed meals at outdoor es that have lost at least half gust, there has been in a found at publichealth.la- • Lake Los Angeles: 202 has been devastated by the pay much in income taxes restaurants (must comply with the of their revenue from April decline in the total number county.gov cases and four deaths. Coronavirus pandemic as but collect lots of sales taxes. restaurant protocol). to June this year compared Individuals are also allowed to dressof cases. It peaked sharply “We are still a county with • Leona Valley: 17 cases the Newsom administration “There was a commit- around July 20 at 3,000 cas- a lot of community transmis- and no deaths. to the same time period last up their home and yards with Hallow- ordered many businesses to ment among all of us to es a day. Since the middle of sion,” she said. • Littlerock: 80 cases and year. The credit is capped at een themed decorations. That would close for months to slow the make sure that our small August, the daily average has On Wednesday, Ferrer no deaths. $100 million statewide, or allow a “drive-thru” event where in- spread of the disease. Cali- businesses come back,” said been 1,000 cases per day. reported an additional 61 • Littlerock/Juniper Hills: $100,000 for each business. dividuals remain in their vehicles and fornian lost 2.4 million jobs state Sen. Anna Caballero, a In addition, the three-day deaths. Of those, 22 were Eight cases and no deaths. Businesses get the credit only drive through an area with Halloween in April, more than all the Democrat from Salinas who average of hospitalizations over the age of 80 and 15 • Littlerock/Pearblossom: if they hire employees, not displays. jobs lost during the Great co-authored the bill along has also decreased. July saw had underlying health condi- 82 cases and no deaths. contractors. Small business- Recession a decade ago. The Children can get candy for Hal- with Sen. Steven Bradford, the steepest and “scariest” tions; 13 were between 65-79 • Llano: Three cases and es that are owned by large state has added back nearly a Democrat from Gardena. loween similar to how they get their increase, with over 2,100 and 10 had underlying health no deaths. companies are not eligible. a third of those jobs since “We absolutely need to see school meals. The county will allow a hospitalizations each day, conditions; 23 were between • Pearblossom/Llano: 21 Newsom called it “one of then, but the unemployment them be successful and this is “drive-thru” event where children can Ferrer said. That number 50-64 and 19 had underlying cases and one death. the most significant tax cred- rate is still 13.3% — higher going to be one of the tools.” receive a treat bag limited to commer- was significant two to three health conditions; three were • Quartz Hill: 154 cases its in our state’s history” be- than it ever got during the Earlier this year, Cali- cially-packaged non-perishable treats, weeks after the Fourth of July between 30-49 and two had and 11 deaths. cause of the provisions that Great Recession. fornia allowed businesses or take away item from an organizer holiday. underlying health conditions. Kern County: restrict the benefits to small As of Tuesday, the state with less than $5 million while the individuals remain in the ve- In mid-August, the data That brings the total number • California City: 106 businesses impacted by the lists 33 of the state’s 58 in taxable sales keep up to hicle. showed the number of hos- of deaths to 6,090. cases, 51 recovered, six pre- pandemic. counties as the most at risk $50,000 of sales collections pitalizations has dropped to In addition, she reported sumed recovered. “So often these open-end- for the Coronavirus, a des- for the next year. It’s essen- [email protected] under 1,000 per day. 671 new cases, bringing the • Edwards: 14, eight recov- ed tax credits go to a handful ignation that requires many tially a no-interest loan to Ferrer said there are three total number to 249,859 in ered, two presumed recov- of well resourced compa- businesses to halt indoor op- these businesses. Wednesday, reasons for the decreases: Los Angeles County. Long ered. nies, not necessarily those erations. Newsom said the program • Better treatment avail- Beach has reported 10,95 • Rosamond: 238 cases, small businesses that need Unlike most tax breaks, has provided $106 million so able. cases and Pasadena has re- 108 recovered, 22 presumed them the most,” Newsom businesses can also use the far for these businesses. • Less cases. ported 2,443. recovered. • A steep decrease in the There are currently 1,656 • Tehachapi: 1,048 cases, number of older people re- cases among the homeless 557 recovered, 19 presumed quiring hospitalization be- population. recovered. cause there are less cases A total of 204 million tests SEPTEMBER among that demographic. have been conducted in Los [email protected] In addition, Ferrer said the average seven-day daily 25% DISCOUNT death rate has also decreased. 20% OFF 2020 Twenty-two days after the Fourth of July holiday, the Full Service Groom Our August promotion is over, but you can number of deaths climbed for all NEW Customers! must mention coupon sign up and save in September! and peaked at 44 per day in 4234279 Los Angeles County. 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Second Front STATE, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020 B1 IN BRIEF Pence to attend event hosted by QAnon backers From Valley Press wire services By BRIAN SLODYSKO hailed Georgia congressional candidate and MICHAEL KUNZELMAN Marjorie Taylor Greene, another QA- Associated Press non supporter, as a “future Republican WORLD WASHINGTON — Vice President star.” The president has refused to con- Mike Pence and top officials from Pres- demn QAnon, recently telling reporters German villagers ident Donald Trump’s campaign are that the conspiracy theory is “gaining in seek court’s help slated to attend a Montana fundraiser popularity” and that its supporters “like BERLIN — Villag- next week hosted by a couple who have me very much.” ers living on the edge of expressed support for the QAnon con- Representatives for Pence declined to a vast German coal mine spiracy theory, according to an event invi- comment on the fundraiser, though the said Wednesday they have tation obtained by The Associated Press vice president has previously called QA- lodged a case with Germa- and a review of social media postings. non a “conspiracy theory.” ny’s top court in a bid to The hosts of the fundraiser, Caryn “I don’t know anything about QAnon, save their homes. and Michael Borland, have shared QA- and I dismiss it out of hand,” he told The villagers say that a non memes and retweeted posts from CBS last month. law intended to phase out QAnon accounts, their social media Representatives for the Trump cam- the country’s use of coal activity shows. The baseless conspiracy paign didn’t immediately comment on over the next 18 years will theory posits that Trump is fighting en- the fundraiser. Caryn and Michael Bor- nevertheless result in the trenched enemies in the government and ASSOCIATED PRESS land did not return a call seeking com- destruction of communities also involves satanism and child sex traf- In this Aug. 24 file photo Kimberly Guilfoyle speaks as she tapes her speech ment on the event. to make way for the Garz- ficking. for the first day of the Republican National Convention from the Andrew W. The Borlands have shared multiple weiler lignite mine. Beyond Pence, the Sept. 14 fundrais- Mellon Auditorium in Washington. QAnon social media posts, as well as oth- The law was agreed to as er in Bozeman, Montana, is expected to er discredited conspiracies. Ronna McDaniel, Republican Nation- While many Republicans have dis- part of a $64 billion pack- draw influential figures in the president’s The couple has also donated over age of measures to reduce orbit including Kimberly Guilfoyle, a top al Committee finance chairman Todd missed QAnon, the fundraiser is another $220,000 to Trump’s reelection, the bulk Germany’s greenhouse gas Trump fundraising official who is dating Ricketts and RNC co-chairman Tommy sign of how the conspiracy theory is gain- of which was made in Caryn Borland’s emissions and tackle cli- Donald Trump Jr., GOP chairwoman Hicks Jr., the event invitation shows. ing a foothold in the party. Trump has name. mate change. The group Human Rights before Mining Rights says it hopes Germa- Another fire on Greek island Kabul bomb targets VP ny’s Constitutional Court will stop the destruction of ATHENS, (AP) — Fire struck again or arrests. Police said migrants also lit fires the villages by overturning Wednesday night in Greece’s notorious- in fields near the site of the clashes. a provision in the law that ly overcrowded refugee camp on the is- Moria had been under a Coronavirus deems coal extradition to land of Lesbos, a day after a blaze swept lockdown when the first fire gutted a large be in the public interest. through it and left thousands in need of section of it, and health officials said some emergency shelter. The fires caused no of those who had tested positive for the Suicide injuries, but they renewed criticism of Eu- virus had fled. bomber strikes rope’s migration policy. “The combination of migration and Wednesday night’s fires broke out in- the pandemic in these conditions is cre- Somali capital side the parts of Moria camp that had not ating an exceptionally demanding situa- MOGADISHU — A burned in the first blaze, sending people tion,” Alternate Migration Minister Gior- Somali official says a sui- streaming from the camp with their be- gos Koumoutsakos said. Civil protection cide bomber killed at least longings, according to an Associated Press authorities declared a four-month state of three civilians, including photographer in the area. emergency for public health reasons on a young boy, at a restau- Later, about 4,000 migrants who had Lesbos. rant in Somalia’s capital left the camp for the island’s main port of Officials said the original fire was Wednesday evening. Mytilini to board ships for the mainland started by camp residents angered by the Ismail Mukhtar, spokes- threw stones at police blocking the road, lockdown measures and isolation orders ASSOCIATED PRESS man for Somalia’s infor- and officers responded with tear gas, po- imposed after 35 people tested positive for mation ministry, told The In this Feb. 19 file photo, first Vice President Amrullah Saleh (left) Pres- lice said. There were no reports of injuries COVID-19. ident Ashraf Ghani, and second Vice President Sarwar Danish show the Associated Press that seven official certificate of winning a second term in the presidential election to other people were injured Ghani during a ceremony in Kabul, Afghanistan. when the bomber detonat- ed a suicide vest outside By RAHIM FAIEZ His spokesman, Islamic Emirate,” as the restaurant near a secu- Associated Press Razwan Murad, called the Taliban call them- rity checkpoint close to the the attack a “vicious selves. presidential palace in Mog- KABUL, Afghan- terrorist attempt” on Mohammad adishu. istan — A bombing in the Afghan capital Saleh’s life. The roads Masoom Stanekzai, on Wednesday tar- in the vicinity of the head of Afghanistan’s NATION geted the convoy of bombing were closed negotiating team with Florida governor the country’s first vice off. the Taliban, con- president, who suffered The Interior Minis- demned the attack in vetoes bill minor injuries in the try says the bomb went a tweet and urged an TALLAHASSEE, Fla. attack that killed 10 off as Saleh’s convoy end to the killings. — Florida Gov. Ron De- people and wounded was passing through a “Our people are ASSOCIATED PRESS Santis vetoed a bill to raise at least 31, including section of Kabul with desperately looking the age to buy tobacco Migrants flee from the Moria refugee camp Wednesday during a second fire on several of the vice pres- shops that sell gas cyl- for peace,” he said. products from 18 to 21 be- the northeastern Aegean island of Lesbos, Greece. ident’s bodyguards, the inders for use in heat- “It is crucial to put an cause it would have also Interior Ministry said. ing homes and cook- urgent end to the vi- banned the sale of flavored No one immediately ing. The blast ignited olence. The time for liquid nicotine products claimed responsibility a fire that set ablaze a excuses is over. The used in vaping. for the bombing and number of the shops. The Republican gover- NY doctor charged in killings must end,” the Taliban quickly de- The explosion left The UN chief ’s spe- nor said in the veto letter nied they were behind behind a scene of de- released Tuesday night that cial representative for the attack. struction — at least 10 Afghanistan, Deborah federal law already raised serial sexual assaults First Vice President shops were smolder- the age to buy tobacco to Lyons, said she was NEW YORK (AP) Outrage over that Amrullah Saleh suf- ing in the aftermath 21, but said that hundreds “relieved to hear” that — A former New York light punishment built as fered minor burns in of the explosion that of thousands of Floridians Saleh survived the at- gynecologist accused of the #MeToo movement the blast. The bomb had also shattered vape as a lower risk alterna- tack. Lyons added that sexually abusing dozens gained momentum and was hidden in a cart by windows of dozens of tive to smoking. she was shocked by the the roadside and det- nearby homes, some of patients, including the more women told their sto- high number of civil- onated as his convoy with doors hanging off Trooper wife of former Democratic ries publicly, including Ev- ian casualties, mainly passed by. their hinges. Cars were presidential candidate An- elyn Yang, who earlier this bystanders. kills suspect Saleh, who is also wrecked and debris drew Yang, was charged year told CNN that Had- “Perpetrators must Wednesday with attacking den assaulted her in 2012, Afghanistan’s former was scattered around. after chase face justice,” she add- DELRAY BEACH, Fla. girls and women for near- including when she was intelligence chief, said Earlier, the Interi- HADDEN ed. — The Florida Highway ly two decades using the seven months pregnant. in his first television ap- or Ministry’s spokes- Both the insurgents Patrol says a trooper fatally cover of medical examina- Wednesday’s charges pearance immediately man, Tariq Arian, to engage in illegal sex acts. and the Islamic State shot a suspect who opened tions. represented the second re- Isabelle Kirshner, Had- after the attack that first confirmed to The group are active in Ka- fire after crashing a stolen Prosecutors described cent instance when federal den’s attorney, declined he was fine and had Associated Press that bul where tensions are car during a short chase. the doctor, Robert A. Had- prosecutors eclipsed a state comment. sustained only slight the bombing targeted also high ahead of the A trooper tried to stop den, 62, as a “predator in sex abuse prosecution crit- Audrey Strauss, the act- burns. He appeared in Saleh’s convoy. Akmal expected start of ne- the driver for driving reck- a white coat,” accusing icized as lenient. Financier ing US attorney in Man- the TV footage with Samsor, spokesman lessly on Interstate 95 in him of singling out young Jeffrey Epstein faced fed- hattan, said Hadden, had bandages on one hand. for the Afghan public gotiations between an Palm Beach County on and unsuspecting victims, eral sex trafficking charges “inappropriately touched, “Me and my young- health ministry, said official Afghan delega- Tuesday night, but it sped including a young girl he’d last year after a Florida squeezed and even licked er son who was also the 31 wounded were tion and the Taliban. off, the FHP said in a news delivered at birth. state prosecution was criti- his victims” and subjected with me are fine,” taken to different hos- Washington has release Wednesday. The federal charges will cized as lax. He then killed a young girl he’d delivered Saleh said. “I have pitals for treatment. been ramping up pres- The car crashed into be the second time Had- himself in a federal jail. as a baby “to the same sort slight burns on my Taliban spokesman sure on both sides to another vehicle in Delray den is prosecuted over al- Hadden was arrested at of sexual abuse he inflicted face and hand from Zabihullah Mujahed get the talks underway. Beach and the driver got leged abuse of patients. He his home in Englewood, on his adult victims.” the wave of the blast. was quick to deny America’s peace en- out, firing shots at respond- surrendered his medical New Jersey, a community Hadden faces a civil I don’t have exact de- the insurgents were voy Zalmay Khalilzad ing troopers, the FHP said. license in a 2016 plea deal 10 miles outside Manhat- lawsuit brought by more tails right now, but I involved in any way, is in Qatar, where the A trooper returned fire, kill- with the Manhattan Dis- tan. He was to appear later than two dozen accusers apologize to those who saying that “today’s Taliban maintain a ing the suspect. The names trict Attorney that didn’t Wednesday in Manhattan who say he groped and suffered casualties and explosion in Kabul has political office, trying of the trooper and the sus- require him to serve any federal court on six counts penetrated patients during those who lost their nothing to do with the to get the negotiations pect were not released. jail time. of inducing others to travel vaginal examinations. property in the attack.” Mujahedeen of the started. For updated lottery numbers, visit www.avpress.com VOICE YOUR THOUGHTS To get your letter on this page: Write: P.O. Box 4050, Palmdale, CA 93590-4050 Opinion E-mail: [email protected] B2 Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020 Bad news for those who love Halloween e knew it was coming but volve car-to-car candy dispersal and California residents have stayed at stocking candy, but not costumes. now it’s official — Hal- are sometimes held by churches or home as much as possible. It wouldn’t be surprising if trick-or- loween has been canceled. schools, are also not recommended. FOCUS According to the Los Angeles treating and other gatherings are dis- WOK, maybe not canceled, but it might • Large gatherings or parties with County of Public Health, those who couraged across the country. as well be. non-household members — either Trick-or-treating is out, so are parties, insisted on hosting and attending Locally, stores are stocking cos- That was the message being cir- indoors or outside — will also not be dances and haunted houses. You can parties on Memorial Day and the tumes, candy and Halloween deco- culated Tuesday afternoon by var- permitted under the new health order. still decorate your home and yard, but Fourth of July, helped the spread of rations, but it looks like there will be ious media outlets, after guidelines • The latest guidelines also prevent it’s going to be a much different spooky COVID-19. Hopefully that is not the no need for the first two — unless you season this year. from Los Angeles County were re- carnivals, festivals and haunted house case over Labor Day. want to dress up that night and hang leased. The guidelines were updated attractions. The County cited the inability around the house. Wednesday. • Annual Halloween events such Did we really expect it to be any dif- to social distance and follow health We’ll see how things go for the next • Trick-or-treating, haunted houses as Knott’s Scary Farm and the Oo- ferent? Summer is almost gone and guidelines as the reason for canceling big holiday — Thanksgiving. At a are not recommended and Halloween gie Boogie Bash at Disneyland have trick-or-treating and other Halloween time when people haven’t seen their parades have been nixed under new already been canceled because of the though some have flocked to the gatherings. While it’s understandable, loved ones for what might be months, Los Angeles County health guide- pandemic. beach over Memorial Day, the Fourth it doesn’t make it any less disappoint- they may just find out that a Zoom lines. So it looks like there will be no of July and Labor Day, its probably ing. gathering is the only way to share • Trunk or treat events, which in- spooky season celebration this year. safe to say the majority of Southern Some stores on the East Coast are Thanksgiving dinner. LETTERS FROM READERS

would not have succeeded. pire under the JCPOA? Take a shot O’Connor wants to have The deal may appear to ho knew that delib- the whole pie and refuses to be working since the IAEA Werately disregarding share one piece. can only inspect with up to established norms, laws and Vincent White 24 days advance notice and ethics protocols might lead Lancaster only sites approved by Iran. to a poor outcome? Donald Even so, they have found sig- Trump has worked tirelessly WWIII nificant violations, including to spit in the face of rules e: Mr Brax’s 9/4 letter. the allowed stockpile of 447 and ethical boundaries since RI consider myself to pounds of low-enriched before his inauguration. be an objective person and uranium which, as of Au- Now his chickens may have I don’t come to the conclu- gust 25 was 4,640 pounds. come home to roost. sion that “Trump has failed Who knows what surprise Specifically, his “warp miserably” on foreign policy. inspections would reveal? speed” efforts to develop The “stupid move” regard- As for Israel and the Pal- and distribute a Covid vac- ing the Iran deal was mak- estinians, we now have Arab cine before election day have ing the deal in the first place. nations recognizing Israel raised serious concerns with Obama and Kerry crafted a and its right to exist — a disease experts and citizens deal that didn’t prevent Iran huge step towards peace. nationwide. His record of from developing a nuclear If not for Hamas and ignoring rules and protocols weapon but provided for its Hezbollah (both sponsored does not instill confidence future development. by Iran) we could see real that safety measures will be The JCPOA restrictions progress with the Palestin- properly considered when are set to expire after 10 or ians. handling any potential vac- take a shot. You owe it to us. bid on a federally funded and chose Sonia. When So- 15 years (five have passed WWIII will start when cine. It’s not hard to suspect Jarold Wright projects are discriminated nia graduated from Prince- already) allowing Iran to countries like Iran see us as that in his desperation to be Santa Rosa against as minority and fe- ton, she “…earn(ed) a place expand its nuclear program, weak. re-elected he might push of- male owned Contractors in the Phi Beta Kappa hon- including advanced centri- Win Reynolds ficials to skip important safe- Refusing to share are given preference over a or society, and gradua (ted) fuges that would allow them Quartz Hill guards in order to release the hen I started writing “white “owned company.” with highest honors.” Later, to produce enough weap- vaccine and give him that letters to the AV Press Pretend that Mr. O’Con- as a Yale law student, she be- ons-grade uranium for a nu- ‘Human animals’ apparent accomplishment W back in 1992, I was blamed nor is over Princeton Uni- came a “…New York prose- clear weapon. here have been on-go- to amplify his re-election for “playing the race card.” versity. Princeton has few cutor, a private lawyer and a Obama acknowledged ing letters to the editor boasts. Consequently, Amer- minorities. O’Connor needs federal judge.” T Additionally, many of the the time required for a nu- regarding people trashing icans have good reason to be to decide whether to use She said later, “Yes, I letters used racist overtones. clear weapon could be “al- the streets of the Antelope skeptical of any hurried vac- affirmative action to give a needed help, but once I got most down to zero.” And for Valley. This year, something un- cine Trump’s administration scholarship to a Hispanic there, I worked at it and I that the JCPOA reduced/ I see it walking my dog expected happened. With offers up. female or simply give it to a proved myself worthy. For- eliminated sanctions (a huge bottles, cans, papers and food the death of George Floyd, Perhaps the president white student. “Sonia,” the mer President Obama “ap- windfall for Iran, the world’s wrappers. With the pandem- could offer to have himself, there were some white peo- Hispanic female, has un- pointed her to the U.S. Su- leading sponsor of terror- ic, I see rubber gloves and his family and staff publicly ple that got the message and spectacular test scores while preme Court in 2009, [and] ism) and delivered a plane- masks added to the list. inoculated with the vaccine. began to try and understand the white male has good test she became its third-ever load of money to them in I recall a college science That act would compliment what minorities have been scores. O’Connor decides female justice and first Lati- the middle of the night. teacher saying that the hu- his accusations that his op- saying for years. I applaud to give the scholarship to a na. “…Affirmative Action’ Where does one suppose man animal was the only ponent, Joe Biden’s “reck- them for this. white male. Due to O’Con- Opened Doors…” abcnews. that money went? Or where animal that fowls their own less anti-vaccine rhetoric” is However, Mr. O’Connor nor’s decision, Sonia did not com, 2014. it will go come October nest. It sure seems to be ac- causing doubt. commented on affirmative get into college. Her name: Justice Sonia when the UN restrictions on curate. So Donald, stop your action saying, “Further- Let’s assume that O’Con- Sotomayer. Without affir- the transfer of conventional John B. Smith braying and step up and more, white contractors that nor used affirmative action mative action, Sotomayer weapons to or from Iran ex- Palmdale Airlines once again approach Congress with captain’s hat in hand

s the saying goes, “When er $25 billion bailout. Indeed, they’ve been able to lines, and all this past coddling has you find yourself in a hole, Several members of Congress secure substantial private capital done is to postpone the inevitable stop digging.” This advice Veronique have already signed a letter urging since the beginning of the pan- layoffs of its excess employees. Aapplies to the hole Congress leapt de Rugy their colleagues to extend the bail- demic. Analysts don’t think air travel into by bailing out the airline in- Commentary out, and President Donald Trump Second, if private financing fails, will return to pre-pandemic levels dustry back in March through the is even considering an executive some airlines can and should do for several years — some say up to Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Eco- order to accomplish that goal, what they’ve done in the past when seven. Let’s assume that it takes five nomic Security Act. echoing the airline unions’ claim in such a predicament: declare years for air travel to return to its Now these companies want even that 75,000 employees would be bankruptcy. Past bankruptcies tell previous level. That would require more taxpayer money. The federal of saving airline workers’ jobs. Un- furloughed without it. If you do us that airlines can continue flying taxpayers to extend up to $320 bil- government should refuse another fortunately, that reasoning was mis- the math, that’s $333,333 per job safely even during a bankruptcy, lion in bailout funds to the airlines. bailout. taken. Many airline employees still “saved” until the money runs out. so there’s no systemic risk posed to Not surprisingly, bailouts beget Like many industries affected by lost their jobs, while others suffered Let’s remind everyone why we the economy at large. more bailouts. My colleagues at the the COVID-19 pandemic, airlines severe reductions in employment. shouldn’t bail out airlines. Yes, the To be sure, bankruptcy would Mercatus Center, Matthew Mitch- have lost a lot of revenue. But un- For instance, part-time workers Coronavirus crisis is both a pub- mean that, for the time being, ell and Tad DeHaven, write, “We like other industries, the Coronavi- only had to be paid for minimum lic-health and an economic trage- airlines may fly on more limit- know from the history of bailouts rus relief bill authorized up to $32 hours. As a result, many airline em- dy. But this doesn’t justify the gov- ed routes. But that shouldn’t be a that the true cost of a bailout is not billion for payroll support through ployees still had to apply for unem- ernment granting special privileges problem in light of a collapse in the taxpayer expense (which is of- Sept. 30, for roughly six months. ployment insurance to cover their to private firms, at least not with- demand, which won’t be resolved ten recouped) but the expectation Basically, the way it worked is that lost hours. out those firms first taking other as long as Americans remain wary it sets for future bailouts, an expec- every airline that got a loan could Unless the worries around the available steps to potentially avoid of flying. tation that invites future disaster.” furlough its employees, but those COVID-19 virus quickly disap- the need for a bailout. There’s no easy solution during Bailing out airlines the first time that took both a grant and a loan pear and consumers are willing to Here are a few steps they could this pandemic. Many people and around was a bad idea; doing it couldn’t. soar in droves through the friend- pursue: businesses have no options at all. again would be even more coun- Of course, it’s difficult to tell if ly skies once again, that bailout First, the airlines still have plen- But an airline bailout would bring terproductive. It only delays the the Treasury Department was ever would have merely postponed lay- ty of access to private capital mar- about more negative consequenc- inevitable. serious about enforcing these re- offs through September. kets. They own significant amounts es. The first is that it’s a huge ex- quirements. Sure enough, here comes the of durable assets that they can sell pense for taxpayers to shoulder Veronique de Rugy is a senior research Traditional objections to the first airline industry again, with its cap- or use as collateral to get additional with no promise for a solid return. fellow at the Mercatus Center at George bailout were ignored in the name tain’s hat in hand, asking for anoth- financing. We’ve already bailed out the air- Mason University.

PRICKLY CITY By Scott Stantis MALLARD FILLMORE By Bruce Tinsley Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020 B3 Business B4 Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020 NewsLine From Valley Press wire services LVMH cancels $14.5B deal for Tiffany NEW YORK (AP) — Lux- and was scheduled to close weeks — below the $135 per ury goods giant LVMH is Nov. 24 — will be canceled. share price that LVMH had ending its takeover deal of Tiffany replied that it’s agreed to pay last fall, before jewelry retailer Tiffany & suing to enforce the merger the pandemic. Co., saying the French gov- agreement, which was signed Back then, industry ex- ernment had requested a in November 2019. The New perts had said the deal made delay to assess the threat of York company said LVMH’s sense. Tiffany, known for its proposed US tariffs. argument has no basis in delicate jewelry, distinctive Wednesday’s announce- French law. Tiffany also said blue boxes and an Audrey ment came after the deal’s that LVMH hasn’t even at- Hepburn movie, had been value had been eroded by tempted to seek the required trying to transform its brand wider industry troubles antitrust approval from three to appeal to younger and caused by the Coronavirus jurisdictions. more digital shoppers, and pandemic. Shares in Tiffany slid could have used an owner The Paris-based con- $7.85, or 6.4%, to close with deep pockets to help ex- glomerate said that both the Wednesday at $113.96. pand. French government and Tif- Those in LVMH, which LVMH, led by billion- fany had requested that the owns 75 brands includ- aire Bernard Arnault, had closing of the deal be post- ing Christian Dior, Fendi, thought the deal would poned by a few months. The Givenchy and Tag Heuer, strengthen its position in French government, it said, were stable. high-end jewelry and in the wanted to assess the impact The deal’s value came US market. LVMH was also of the possible US tariffs on under strain during the pan- making a bet on China’s ASSOCIATED PRESS French goods. demic, which has caused economy, where Tiffany had In this November file photo, people walk past a Tiffany jeweler As a result, LVMH said, retail sales to plunge around been expanding its presence. shop on the Champs Elysees avenue in Paris. LVMH is ending the $14.5 billion deal — the world. Tiffany’s share The pandemic threw all its monthslong pursuit of luxury jewelry retailer Tiffany & Co., which would have been big- price has been trading those assumptions and plans GOP citing in part the impact of proposed tariffs on French goods. gest ever in the luxury market around $125 a share for in doubt. pessimistic before vote WASHINGTON — Top Republicans senators are Wall Street’s three-day skid a reality check making pessimistic pre- dictions about securing a By ALEX VEIGA ago — a decline known in bipartisan Coronavirus re- AP Business Writer the market as a correction. lief package before the No- Wall Street’s sum- Call the last three trading vember election. Instead, mer-long party fueled by sessions a reality check after they’re signaling they’ll just investors’ appetite for some what many analysts say was try to pass legislation that of the world’s best-known an overdone push by traders would avoid a federal shut- technology companies has into technology companies, down as lawmakers head especially in August. home to campaign. Senate come to an abrupt, if not Majority Leader Mitch Mc- entirely unexpected, halt. “The bottom line is that A man wearing Connell says he’s “optimis- The sharp sell-off that this correction was long a mask passes tic” Republicans will deliv- began last Thursday has overdue and likely has more the Charging Bull er a strong vote Thursday wiped out nearly 7.1% from downside over the next statue Tuesday in for the GOP’s $500 billion the S&P 500 as of Tuesday, few weeks (and) months as New York’s finan- slimmed-down rescue pack- its first three-day skid in these positions are cleared cial district. age. But he’s not saying nearly three months. out,” Morgan Stanley an- ASSOCIATED PRESS whether his majority will be The Nasdaq composite, alysts wrote in a research fully on board. home to Apple, Amazon, note Tuesday, noting tech- technology companies porate profits has also kept ing by keeping interest rates Zoom, Tesla and many oth- nology stocks had a “par- was fueled by low interest traders in a buying mood. extremely low. Meanwhile, Companies er tech stocks that led the abolic move” last month. rates, customers stuck at Wall Street also got a big a surge in trading in options pledge to add at market’s remarkable five- Tech stocks jumped 11.8% home while the pandem- boost from the Federal Re- contracts, which give inves- month comeback from its in August, the sector’s best ic raged, and efforts by the serve, which has taken un- tors the right to buy or sell least one Black lows in March, has lost more month since a 13.7% surge US government to support precedented actions to keep hundreds of thousands of director to Board than 10% after setting an in April. out-of-work Americans. An markets running smoothly shares of stock at a time, NEW YORK — More all-time high just four days Investors’ craving for improving outlook for cor- and also encourage borrow- also turbocharged the gains. than a dozen compa- nies, including Zillow and M.M.LaFleur, are promis- ing to add at least one Black director to their Boards Former VW boss must stand trial Jobs up in July within the next year, as busi- FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — A with illegal software. The court found a nesses across America slow- WASHINGTON (AP) — US employers German court has ruled former Volkswa- “predominant likelihood” of conviction ly get their leadership to advertised more jobs but hired fewer work- gen CEO Martin Winterkorn must stand in the fraud charge. look more like the custom- ers in July, sending mixed signals about the ers they serve. 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He knows the game.” Sports — Rams coach Sean McVay on defensive back Jalen Ramsey. Merisa Jensen, Sports Editor, (661) 267-4158, [email protected] Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020 C1 TALKING National Football League | Rams Motorsports | IndyCar POINTS Johnson

Lux hits 2 HRs, Corner Lockdown teams with lifts Dodgers over D-backs in 10 Ramsey gets 5 innings Ganassi on PHOENIX — Rookie Gavin Lux hit years, $105M two homers, including IndyCar a three-run shot in the from Rams 10th inning, and the Los Angeles Dodgers rallied By GREG BEACHAM program from four runs down to Associated Press By JENNA FRYER beat the Arizona Di- THOUSAND OAKS — Jalen Associated Press amondbacks 10-9 on Ramsey showed up at Jacksonville Jag- CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jimmie Tuesday night. uars training camp last year in an ar- Johnson will transition from NA- In the decisive 10th mored bank truck. SCAR to IndyCar with Chip Ganassi inning, A.J. Pollock start- A year later on the opposite coast, Racing in a partnership that could ed on second base and he’s going to need that ride. pair two of the most dominant drivers advanced to third on Ramsey will become the highest-paid of this generation on one team. Cody Bellinger’s fly ball defensive back in NFL history after to left. Max Muncy was agreeing to a five-year, $105 million The seven-time NASCAR champi- intentionally walked contract extension with the Los Angeles on will work with the Ganassi orga- and Pollock scored on Rams on Wednesday. nization to finalize sponsorship on a an error by Eduardo Es- The extension includes $71.2 million two-year program for Johnson to run cobar, who mishandled in guaranteed money, the most ever the road and street course races on Chris Taylor’s grounder. given to a defensive back, according IndyCar’s schedule. If funding is se- Lux followed with to Ramsey’s agent, David Mulugheta. cured, Johnson would be teammates a towering homer that Ramsey will average $21 million per with five-time IndyCar champion landed deep in the right- season, another record for a cornerback Scott Dixon. field seats and made it or safety. The partnership announced 10-6. It was the 22-year- The deal is the culmination of a Wednesday would also leave room old prospect’s first multi- strong 11-month relationship between for Johnson to compete in select NA- homer game in the big Ramsey and the Rams, who traded two SCAR events because Ganassi fields leagues. first-round draft picks to acquire the Associated Press only two cars in the Cup Series. John- Arizona near- shutdown corner from Jacksonville. BIG DEAL — Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey warms up before an son has spent his entire 20-year Cup NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks on Dec. 8, 2019, in Los Angeles. ly fought back in the “It’s a well-earned contract,” Rams career driving for Hendrick Motor- bottom of the frame. coach Sean McVay said. “I know it’s available to discuss the contract until any defensive player (Aaron Donald) sports, which is currently at the four- Christian Walker hit a something that he was glad to get out of Friday. He took the field at the Rams’ and a defensive back in a major spend- car maximum and would not have two-run homer to make the way as well.” training complex a bit later than his ing spree since July 2018. The Rams room for Johnson after he retires from it 10-8 and David Peral- full-time NASCAR competition in Ramsey will make $13.7 million this teammates for Wednesday’s workout. made the Super Bowl for the 2018 sea- ta’s single brought home November. season in the final year of his rookie con- The extension is another massive son but lost to New England. Escobar for a 10-9 tract, and the new deal keeps him with commitment by the Rams, who have Johnson, who turns 45 next week, margin. Kenley Jansen Los Angeles acquired Ramsey from tested an Indy car at Indianapolis the Rams through 2025. Sticking to handed out the largest contracts in NFL Jacksonville last October after the (3-0) struck out rookie their weekly media availability schedule, history at the time for a quarterback (Jar- Motor Speedway with Ganassi in Wyatt Mathisen to end the Rams don’t plan to make Ramsey ed Goff), a running back (Todd Gurley), See RAMS, C2 July. the 4-hour, 25-minute “Ganassi was highly motivated to game. The Dodgers National Football League | Texans at Chiefs, 5:20 p.m. (NBC) See MOTORSPORTS, C2 bounced back from two straight losses and im- NFL | Picks proved to 31-12 for the season. The disappoint- ing Diamondbacks lost Texans-Chiefs set to kick Picking NFL for the 17th time in 19 games. games is hard Texas ends 6-game skid with 7-1 win off unusual NFL season enough in a over Angels, who normal season had won 5 in row Defending champ ARLINGTON, By BARRY WILNER Texas — Lance Lynn Kansas City will Associated Press pitched seven strong limit to 17,000 fans Pro Picks has enough trouble finding innings, Elvis Andrus winners, outright and against the spread, homered and the Texas during a normal season. Rangers snapped a six- By DAVE SKRETTA Associated Press Our job might be more difficult than game losing streak with what the players and coaches are going KANSAS CITY, Mo. — It has been a 7-1 win Tuesday night BEGIN through without a true preseason, contact a mere eight months since Patrick Ma- over the Los Angeles Kansas drills and cohesiveness. homes led Kansas City from a 24-0 hole Angels, who had won City Chiefs Well, maybe not. But close. to beat Deshaun Watson and the Hous- five in a row. quarterback So excuse us if we struggle out of the Lynn (5-2), the first ton Texans in the divisional round of the Patrick gate on our way to, hopefully, something major league pitcher playoffs, a brutally efficient comeback that Mahomes competitive with last season’s record (see to make 10 starts this ultimately propelled the Chiefs to their throws a pass below). season, struck out six, first Super Bowl title in 50 years. during NFL It all starts Thursday night with the walked two and lim- A whole lot has changed, though. football training Texans at the Chiefs. And, yes, with some ited the Angels to one The coronavirus pandemic effectively camp on Aug. fans (about 16,000, the hosts say). So it will run on four hits. The canceled the entire NFL offseason along 21 in Kansas be loud enough, if not quite raucous at right-hander had lost with all four preseason games. That City, Mo. Arrowhead Stadium. his previous two starts, means their rematch at Arrowhead Sta- Associated Press allowing 10 runs (nine Andy Reid finally has his Super Bowl dium on Thursday night will be the first around the heavy and ignominious tag of Sure, the Texans’ offense underwent earned) — more than ring and Patrick Mahomes has a base- game for anybody since February. It also best coach never to win a championship. he had allowed com- a dramatic makeover with the departure ball-type contract. Kansas City also ap- means the crowd at what is historically “You have to expect the unexpected,” bined his first seven of Hopkins and Hyde, but in their place pears to have a solid enough defense to go one of the toughest road venues in the Mahomes said, “and that’s what we’re starts. came wide receivers Brandin Cooks and with its speed-of-light attack. league will be limited to about 17,000 trying to do. We’re going to have a game Andrus put the Rang- Randall Cobb along with a healthy Da- “We’ve done everything we possibly fans. plan for everything, and I’m going to ers ahead to stay with a vid Johnson at running back. And their can to keep practices as fast as we can, The Texans no longer carry star wide make adjustments as quickly as possible so solo shot in the second. defense has a healthy J.J. Watt, something but there’s nothing like a game,” Reid receiver DeAndre Hopkins or lead- we can get off to a fast start. Hopefully.” They went ahead 3-0 they only enjoyed for about half of their says. “You get a little bit of that in the with two unearned runs ing rusher Carlos Hyde on their roster. There are plenty of reasons for both in the fourth on second Chiefs coach Andy Reid no longer carries teams to anticipate a good start. See NFL, C2 See PICKS, C2 baseman Matt Thaiss’ two-out error. Tennis | U.S. Open Andrew Heaney (3-3) allowed five runs (three earned) in five innings. He struck out ‘It’s how you finish’: Serena four and walked one. Heaney had won his last two starts and had Williams into Open semifinals pitched 10 consecutive scoreless innings before By HOWARD FENDRICH verse a deficit that reached the you finish, right?” Williams said. Andrus went deep. The Associated Press scale of a set and a break after Two more victories would al- lefty also gave up five NEW YORK — They were 45 minutes of her quarterfinal low her to claim a record-tying runs (over 3 2-3 innings) just two particular points from against Tsvetana Pironkova on a 24th Grand Slam singles title. in his first start at the Serena Williams’ latest three-set cloudy Wednesday in empty Ar- “In the beginning, I was a little Rangers’ new ballpark comeback at the U.S. Open, yet thur Ashe Stadium. fatigued, for whatever reason,” on Aug. 9. they were pivotal and consisted Williams needed both of Williams said. “Obviously I can’t Jared Walsh led off of the sorts of lengthy exchanges these points during a five-game, do that if I want to keep winning, the fifth with a homer filled with athleticism and bril- match-altering run — along with so I need to figure that out.” for the only Angels run. liance that in any other, non-pan- 20 aces, her most in a match in How big an upset would this Isiah-Kiner Falefa demic year would be marked by eight years — to end up on the have been if Pironkova had held had a sacrifice fly in the thousands of folks rising to their right side of a 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 score on? Not only is she not seeded at fifth, and Nick Solak feet for delirious roars and rau- after more than two hours to Flushing Meadows, she doesn’t immediately added an- even appear in the WTA rank- cous applause. get to the semifinals at Flushing other for Texas for a 6-1 ings at all — this was her first She needed both of these Meadows for an 11th consecutive Associated Press lead. Kiner-Falefa had a tournament of any sort in more ADVANCE — Serena Williams reacts during a match against points, one of which included appearance. Tsvetana Pironkova, of Bulgaria, during the quarterfinals of the See NOTES, C2 a shot she hit left-handed, to re- “It’s not how you start, it’s how See TENNIS, C2 US Open tennis championships on Wednesday in New York. C2 Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020 MOTORSPORTS: Johnson could RAMS: Ramsey will become highest-paid defensive back in history be teammates with Scott Dixon From C1 tremely intelligent and aware for a massive extension, but nator Brandon Staley to shake of everything that’s going on. his dissatisfaction with coach up their scheme despite an From C1 ing. cornerback requested a trade. He knows the game.” Doug Marrone and Coughlin above-average defensive sea- Now Johnson will attempt Ramsey had one interception Ramsey has only 10 career led him to ask to leave. son in 2019. Ramsey has said give me a chance to drive to fill his 2021 schedule with and four pass deflections in interceptions, and he has nev- Ramsey clearly has no con- he’ll play several roles on the a car to see what I thought approximately 15 events. In- nine games with the Rams er been in the top 10 in inter- cerns about the direction of new defense, not just as a cov- and the experience was all dyCar’s original 2020 sched- while earning his third straight ceptions during his four NFL the Rams, who barely missed er cornerback assigned to one that I hoped for and more,” ule consisted of 12 road and Pro Bowl selection. seasons. That’s largely because the playoffs last season while receiver. Johnson told The Associated street course events before Ramsey arrived in Los quarterbacks stay away from going 9-7. Los Angeles gen- The Rams have roughly Press. “I left a good impres- the pandemic forced cancel- Angeles with a reputation for his side of the field, and Ram- eral manager Les Snead is $34 million in dead money sion with them where there’s lations. contentiousness forged during sey is also a willing hitter with unafraid to pay elite talent, al- on their salary cap this sea- definitely interest on their “We have some options the last years of his tenure at least 50 tackles in each of though it doesn’t always work son, largely due to the lavish side and now it’s time to for- that are interested in taking with Tom Coughlin’s dys- his four NFL seasons. out: He had to release Gurley contracts given to Gurley and malize things and get the ball those primary rights for all functional Jaguars. The Rams “There’s a competitive en- in March before the star run- receiver Brandin Cooks, who rolling.” 12 races, but there could be have had an entirely different durance that certain people ning back’s massive extension was traded to Houston in the Landing sponsorship is a scenario where you break experience with Ramsey. have to not take snaps off,” ever kicked in. offseason just one year into his critical to the deal and John- it off into three-to-four race “Even going back to when McVay said. “Especially in Ramsey seemed to imme- deal. In 2021, they’ll have to son said his personal team blocs for sponsors in areas he first got here, the way that those instances where you are diately enjoy Los Angeles, start paying the extensions for has had productive conversa- that are most important for he practiced, the reception to that kind of elite player, you where he once committed to Goff and Ramsey, two of the tions with potential partners them,” Johnson said. “But coaching was (great),” McVay don’t get a lot of action. But play for USC before ending top five picks in the 2016 draft. as his interest in IndyCar has our goal is definitely to sell said. “And how he led from when you do get that action, up at Florida State. increased. He’s had only two the primary spot to one and afar, being able to get guys you want to maximize those He went shopping for lav- The Rams also are dis- primary sponsors — Lowe’s have that consistent look that together this offseason, taking opportunities. Aaron has that, ish houses during an early ep- cussing a contract extension from 2001 through 2018 and I’ve had throughout my ca- ownership of a bunch of dif- too.” isode of the current season of with receiver Cooper Kupp, Ally the last two seasons — reer. I personally would love ferent things, understanding Ramsey is now officially HBO’s “Hard Knocks,” and a third-round pick in 2017 and prefers consistent brand- to continue that.” the big picture of the defense.” a cornerstone of the Rams’ he called the day he was trad- who has played his way into That exemplary effort revamped defense alongside ed by Jacksonville “one of the an important role in McVay’s continued in the coronavi- Donald, who has a six-year, best days of my life.” offense. Safety John Johnson PICKS: Both Rams, Chargers rus-influenced offseason. He $135 million contract through Ramsey also recently com- is also due for an extension at vowed not to hold out, took 2024. mitted to donate $1 million to some point soon, but Ram- underdogs in season openers leadership in team workouts His first 3 1/2 NFL seasons Purpose Preparatory Acad- sey’s deal will make it harder to pay another burgeoning From C1 Dallas (minus 3) at Los and even devoted himself to in Jacksonville were marked by emy, a school in his native Angeles Rams providing tips to the Rams’ acrimony, both over his con- Nashville. talent. preseason. It’s still not as fast as Prime-time debut of Sofi Sta- receivers. tract and his concerns about Ramsey is likely to be more The Rams open their sea- the regular season, but at least dium — minus fans. The Cow- “The more I get to know the team’s direction. Ramsey than just a cornerback this son Sunday night against the you’re able to go through those boys are more talented. him, the more I appreciate famously pulled the bank truck season with the Rams, who Dallas Cowboys at SoFi Stadi- things and knock the wrinkles COWBOYS, 30-19 him,” McVay said. “He’s ex- stunt to emphasize his desire hired new defensive coordi- um, their new home. out. Whether it’s the play-call- ing or the game-day procedure New York Jets (plus 6 1-2) or actually playing in the game at Buffalo NFL: Chiefs rallied from 24-0 deficit against Texans in playoff run as a player, you’re kind of able Hard to pick J-E-T-S when are made that this is the game to get into the stadium, howev- “You look at everything that to knock things out and smooth they have no No. 1 W-R-S. From C1 the wrinkles. So, we haven’t had that opens up the season, es- er, that was picked. So I know they’ve done last season and BILLS, 20-9 games last season — and have that. I still think it’s going to be a pecially with what’s gone on. they’ll be revved up and ready even years past that they’ve missed far too often during his good product.” Miami (plus 6) at New What’s gone on the last six to go.” played against us (and) you try outstanding career. The Texans, meanwhile, months, it’s unprecedented. TITLETOWN to formulate a game plan,” England “We have an opportunity Now you have this game with The Chiefs raised their Su- Mahomes said. “There are rewarded their quarterback, Dolphins are the only AFC going to the defending Super these two quarterbacks who per Bowl flag last week, when going to be very few opportuni- Deshaun Watson, with a mon- East team that bothers Patriots, ster deal of his own, also well Bowl champs’ home stadium have done so much early in they handed out their rings ties, so when you do have them, and that was with Brady. Yet ... right off the bat and compete their careers, its’ a great night during an on-field ceremony you need to be sure to execute. I earned. But Watson doesn’t PATRIOTS, 22-13 have his favorite target and, with a great team. That’s what for the league and a great night attended by players, coaches think that’s what you saw in the probably, Houston’s best player Arizona (plus 7) at San you want,” said Watson, who for football.” and their family members. But playoffs.” signed a four-year, $160 million the past few years. Star receiver Francisco COVID-19 CONCERNS they’ll do it again for the crowd SCOUTING THE contract extension last week. The Chiefs are among a during a pregame ceremony. DeAndre Hopkins was traded We think the Cardinals will CHIEFS “This is the best opportunity handful of teams that have The flag will join the 1969 The Chiefs also doled out to Arizona. be lots of fun to watch in 2020. you can have to start the sea- been cleared by local and state championship flag that has big contracts to defensive tackle Houston, which held a 24-0 The 49ers will be, too. son.” authorities to have fans for flown over Arrowhead Sta- Chris Jones and tight end Tra- first-half lead in a playoff game 49ERS, 30-27 at KC, is a 9 1-2-point underdog That contract extension is Week 1, but the number was dium by itself for the past five vis Kelce, leaving little cash for against the defending champi- Pittsburgh (minus 5) at the second largest in NFL histo- capped at 22% of capacity. decades. free agents. Their biggest off- ons. Things figure to be pretty New York Giants, Monday ry. The first: The 10-year exten- Those that attend — almost SCOUTING THE season addition was first-round sloppy — not just in this game sion that Mahomes, the reign- entirely season ticket holders TEXANS pick Clyde Edwards-Helaire, night ing Super Bowl MVP, signed —- will be required to wear Along with some new play- who will start at running back. but everywhere. Still ... Big Ben’s return near the Big CHIEFS, 30-20 that could ultimately pay him face coverings whenever they makers on offense, the Texans Kansas City will play with- Apple. Expecting big things. Nothing is more embarrass- about a half-billion dollars. are unable to maintain social also have new defensive coor- out a trio of players who opted STEELERS, 30-16 ing than getting knocked out of Nice paydays for two quar- distancing. dinator Anthony Weaver and out right guard Laurent Du- a knockout pool in Week 1. We Tennessee (pick-em) at terbacks taken two picks apart The last time Reid could special teams coach Tracy vernay-Tardif, running back in the first round of the 2017 remember coaching in front of Smith. Defensive tackle Ross Damien Williams and rookie will start off with BUFFALO Denver, Monday night over the Jets. draft. so few fans was as an assistant Blacklock, a second-round pick, offensive lineman Lucas Niang. The Titans could be the “These two guys are just at San Francisco State in 1985. was their initial selection in the They also will miss cornerback Indianapolis (minus 8) at AFC’s third-best team and great players. Very, very dy- “If we were playing UC Da- draft while ex-Chiefs safety Eric Bashaud Breeland and defen- Jacksonville here’s a chance to show it. namic players,” Texans coach vis, we would have that. But it’s Murray is expected to start af- sive tackle Mike Pennel, who Are the Jaguars going to be as TITANS, 22-20 Bill O’Brien said. “It’s always been a while,” he said. “They ter spending last season with are suspended for the start of bad as most everyone thinks? At Philadelphia (minus 6) at interesting how the schedules had the ultimate jump ball just Cleveland. the season. least for this week, we hope so. BEST BET, COLTS, 27-16 Washington If only the Eagles could stay NOTES: Billy Donovan out as Thunder coach after five seasons Seattle (minus 1 1-2) at healthy, it would be impressive Atlanta how far they could get. From C1 Presti said he couldn’t give including six in a row, to try of the NL Championship Se- Pro Picks really likes what the EAGLES, 17-13 Donovan the assurances he to catch up from missing so ries and hit the go-ahead ho- single in the first that extended wanted about the future. much time from a knee in- mer in Game 7 of the World Seahawks are building, but this is Las Vegas (minus-3) at a dangerous opening matchup. his hitting streak to 11 games. jury suffered last October. Series to help the Nationals Carolina Ewan wins Tour’s Stage It reached a point where he win the franchise’s first title. UPSET SPECIAL, FAL- Billy Donovan out as CONS, 21-20 The Raiders don’t do well on 11, Sagan relegated, withdrew before the start of cross-country trips, but at least Thunder coach after 5 Roglic in yellow the FedEx Cup playoffs, end- Mission Hills familiar Green Bay (plus 2 1-2) at this one opens the season and is seasons POITIERS, France — ing his season in the hopes that place in an familiar spot Minnesota at a weak opponent. Billy Donovan won’t return Australian sprinter Caleb time off would help. on schedule No home crowd could have a RAIDERS, 21-16 as coach of the Oklahoma RANCHO MIRAGE — Ewan secured his second stage Nationals put Kendrick major impact here. Or not. City Thunder after five sea- victory at this year’s Tour de From the backdrop of the VIKINGS, 23-17 Chicago (plus 3) at Detroit sons, the team announced on 10-day IL with Santa Rosa Mountains to the Matt Patricia needs another France in a chaotic dash to the Tuesday night, ending a large- strained hamstring top of 50-foot palms waving Tampa Bay (plus 3) at New good start — the Lions actually finish Wednesday that saw Pe- ly successful run that ought ter Sagan penalized for barg- WASHINGTON — gently in the wind, Mission had one last year (2-0-1). Orleans to make him an attractive ing a rival. Howie Kendrick was put on Hills looks like it does every LIONS, 14-13 Tom Brady vs. Drew Brees candidate for jobs around the Sagan, squeezed up against the 10-day injured list by the spring when it hosts the best is as spicy an opening matchup Los Angeles Chargers league. barriers on the right-hand side Washington Nationals on women in the world for the as the NFL could have come up Wednesday with a strained left first major of the LPGA Tour (minus 3 ) at Cincinnati Donovan, who was at the of the finishing straight, made with. Go with the Cajun spice. end of his contract, took the room for himself by leaning hamstring. season. SAINTS, 26-20 Joe Burrow hopes he can lead The 37-year-old first base- Except this is September. the Bungles back to being Ben- Thunder to the playoffs every his left shoulder into Belgian year and was a finalist for NBA rider Wout Van Aert. man and designated hitter has A slight break in the heat Cleveland (plus 8 1-2) at gals. Eventually he will. missed the past three games means it will be only in the low BENGALS, 19-17 Coach of the Year this season The irregular move cost Baltimore after his squad outperformed for the 2019 World Series 100s for the ANA Inspiration, The Browns could prove a lot 2019 RECORD Sagan his second place behind expectations and pushed the champions, who are in last enough for the LPGA to take here with a win. Or a lopsided Season Totals: 138-123- Ewan. The Slovakian was Houston Rockets to seven dropped back to 85th place. place in the NL East. the extraordinary precaution loss. 5 against spread, 158-106-1 Kendrick is batting .275 of allowing caddies to ride in RAVENS, 22-20 straight up. games in the first round of the Irish rider Sam Bennett playoffs. was bumped up to second and with two homers and 14 RBIs carts. The first major was last Donovan went 243-157 Van Aert to third. in 25 games this season. month at Royal Troon for the with Oklahoma City. Last year, he was the MVP Women’s British Open. TENNIS: Serena Williams rallies “I have a great respect and Brooks Koepka out of to beat Pironkova in three sets admiration for the players I US Open with lingering coached in Oklahoma, and I injury OPEN From C1 When the players stepped also want to thank the coaches Two-time champion out onto the court, the stadi- I worked with, who gave un- Brooks Koepka withdrew than three years, because she um announcer — announcing believable time and expertise from the U.S. Open on FOR BUSINESS! left the tour to become a moth- for whom, exactly, was some- to our common goal,” Dono- Wednesday because of lin- We offer FREE pick up er. thing of a mystery — referred van said in a statement. gering pain in his left knee “It’s unbelievable,” Williams to Pironkova, a 32-year-old The Thunder and Dono- that has troubled him for of any working or said about Pironkova’s impres- from Bulgaria, as “Alexander’s van described his departure as most of the year. non-working appliance. sive return to competition. mom” and then to Williams as a mutual decision. 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Norman quarter rally and the Los Angeles EDMONTON, Alberta — Nikita playoffs on a rare play in which innings in another outstanding Sept. 22, 2014. The left-hander Toronto Raptors faced a sizable Powell had 23, including a pair Lakers beat the Houston Rockets Kucherov scored with 8.8 Andrei Vasilevskiy lost sight of performance, and the was 0-6 at Progressive Field early deficit. They trailed in the of free throws with 5.0 seconds 112-102 on Tuesday night to seconds left to give the Tampa the puck. Milwaukee Brewers slugged during that span. fourth quarter. And again in the remaining. Fred VanVleet scored take a 2-1 lead in their Western Bay Lightning a 2-1 victory Six minutes in, Killorn hit New York’s Brock Nelson into their way to their highest run Jesse Hahn, Josh Staumont first overtime. And again in the 21 points for the Raptors, who Conference playoff series. over the New York Islanders James earned his NBA- the glass from behind and was total in over a decade, beating and Greg Holland completed a second overtime. needed the win to extend their on Wednesday night and a the Detroit Tigers 19-0. record 162nd playoff victory, ejected and given a 5-minute six-hitter as the Indians left 10 Exhausted and on the brink, season, and Anunoby had 13 2-0 series lead in the Eastern Jedd Gyorko homered twice, points and 13 rebounds. surpassing former Lakers guard major penalty for boarding. After runners on base. It was Holland’s the reigning NBA champions Conference final. and Jacob Nottingham, Ryan Jaylen Brown had 31 points Derek Fisher’s 161. dressing just 11 forwards to third save in three chances.. rose to the moment. Kucherov beat Russian Braun and Tyrone Taylor also and 16 rebounds for the Celtics, Rondo had 21 points and countryman Semyon Varlamov keep seven defensemen in the Yankees 7, Blue Jays 2 Next up: Game 7, for a spot in lineup, Lightning were put in a went deep for the Brewers. who had their starters on the nine assists as the Lakers broke after a perfect pass from Ryan BUFFALO, N.Y. — Deivi García the Eastern Conference finals. tough spot by Killorn’s absence Milwaukee hit eight doubles in floor -- without a single sub -- for open a close game in the final McDonagh, preventing the earned his first major league OG Anunoby — the hero of that was made even worse when the game, setting a franchise the final 22-plus minutes, going period. He scored eight straight Lightning from going into win, Gleyber Torres drove in four Game 3 with a buzzer-beating points during a 10-0 run early in Point got injured. record with 13 extra-base hits. back to 23.5 seconds remaining another overtime game with a runs and the New York Yankees 3 — put the Raptors ahead to the fourth quarter that put the They killed the penalty and Burnes (3-0) struck out 11 in in the third quarter. depleted forward group. snapped a five-game losing stay with a 3-pointer with just Lakers ahead for good. Rondo got to the second intermission his third straight start without an L.A. Clippers vs. Denver, late Leading scorer Brayden Point earned run. streak, beating the Toronto Blue under a minute left in double assisted on the other basket with the score tied after Victor Tuesday was injured late in the first It was the most runs for the Jays 7-2. overtime, Kyle Lowry got an during that stretch. Hedman scored off a faceoff with period, and Tampa Bay also was Brewers since they scored 20 at The Yankees had lost 15 of acrobatic jumper to fall with Lakers 112, Rockets 102 Anthony Davis had 26 points 1:35 left in the first period. without Alex Killorn much of the Pittsburgh on April 22, 2010. 20 and fallen to the edge of the 11.7 seconds left and the Lakers lead series 2-1 and Kyle Kuzma added 14. There were no goals game after he was ejected for a Milwaukee, which entered expanded playoff field. General Raptors beat the Boston Celtics LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — James Harden scored 33 points. throughout the second hit from behind. the day 2 1/2 games out of a manager Brian Cashman had and most of the third until Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 27 postseason spot, snapped a made a rare road trip to talk to Kucherov scored his sixth of the of the 28 shots he faced in Game three-game losing streak. the team before Tuesday night’s WNBA results | Wednesday postseason. Matthew Boyd (1-6) allowed loss. 2. Varlamov made 19 saves. NOTES: Andrew Ladd played seven runs and eight hits in Torres and DJ LeMahieu Mercury 100, Sun 95, OT five assists and four blocks for Taurasi made two free throws to Tampa Bay is two wins from the his first playoff game since 2016 three-plus innings. He walked homered to back García (1-1). In BRADENTON, Fla. — Skylar Phoenix (13-8). The Mercury cap a 7-1 spurt that made it 98- Stanley Cup final, but Point’s and first game of any kind since four and struck out two. his third career start, the 21-year- Diggins-Smith scored a season- have won seven of their last 92 with 15.4 seconds to go. injury after he fell awkwardly on March 10, replacing Derick high 33 points, including a old righty gave up two runs and eight games to pull within a DeWanna Bonner had 32 his last shift of the first period Brassard in the Islanders lineup. Royals 3, Indians 0 tying 35-footer at the end of half-game of the fourth-place is a major concern for a group five hits in seven innings. He points and 10 rebounds and ... Mitchell Stephens and Carter CLEVELAND — Danny Duffy regulation, Diana Taurasi added Minnesota Lynx. already without captain Steven pitched four-hit ball into the struck out six and walked two. Alyssa Thomas added 18 points, Verhaeghe are candidates to 28, and the Phoenix Mercury Taurasi hit a 3-pointer — her Stamkos. sixth inning and snapped a 17 rebounds, five assists and replace Point moving forward if Chicago White Sox 8, Pirates gave up a 22-point lead before fifth of the game — with 1:46 Two nights after Point scored winless streak of nearly six years three steals for Connecticut he can’t play, and they may both 1 beating the Connecticut Sun to play to break a 91-all tie and 1:14 in, Matt Martin did the play if Tampa Bay goes back to in Cleveland as the Kansas City (10-11). Miami at Atlanta, late 100-95 in overtime. give the Mercury the lead for honors 1:24 in to give the the traditional 12 forwards and Royals beat the Indians 3-0. Brianna Turner had 10 points, good. Diggins-Smith added a Atlanta vs. Chicago, late Islanders the lead. A broken play six defensemen setup. Adalberto Mondesi had an RBI N.Y. Mets 7, Orioles 6 a career-high 21 rebounds, jumper 55 seconds later and Dallas vs. Seattle, late helped defenseman Nick Leddy Game 3 is Friday night. single in the sixth and Edward L.A. Angels at Texas, late Olivares and Nicky Lopez drove Colorado at San Diego, late in runs in the ninth, giving the Cincinnati at Cubs, late American League National League NBA NHL Motorsports Royals their second straight NATIONAL LEAGUE Houston at Oakland, late AMERICAN LEAGUE NBA Playoff Glance NHL Playoff Glance NASCAR Cup Series victory after starting September West Division West Division All games in Orlando, Fla. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, late W L Pct GB W L Pct GB (Seeding in parentheses; home team Schedule-Winners with seven losses. Oakland 25 15 .625 _ Dodgers 31 12 .721 _ FIRST ROUND listed last) Duffy (3-3) struck out four Seattle at San Francisco, late Houston 22 21 .512 4½ San Diego 27 17 .614 4½ Feb. 9 — x-Busch Clash at DAYTONA (Best-of-7); x-if necessary) EASTERN CONFERENCE (Erik Jones) Seattle 19 23 .452 7 San Francisco 22 21 .512 9 EASTERN CONFERENCE Angels 17 26 .395 9½ Colorado 20 22 .476 10½ FIRST ROUND Feb. 13 — x-Bluegreen Vacations Duel 1 Milwaukee 4, Orlando 1 At Toronto at DAYTONA (Joey Logano) Texas 14 27 .341 11½ Arizona 15 28 .349 16 Aug. 18: Orlando, 122, Milwaukee 110 (1)Philadelphia 4, (8)Montreal 2 Feb. 13 — x-Bluegreen Vacations Duel 2 East Division East Division Aug. 20: Milwaukee 111, Orlando 96 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB (2)Tampa Bay 4, (7)Columbus 1 at DAYTONA (William Byron) Planner Aug. 22: Milwaukee 121, Orlando 107 Feb. 16 — DAYTONA 500 (Denny Tampa Bay 28 15 .651 _ Atlanta 24 18 .571 _ (6)N.Y. Islanders 4, (3)Washington 1 Aug. 24: Milwaukee 121, Orlando 106 Hamlin) Toronto 24 19 .558 4 Philadelphia 21 18 .538 1½ Aug. 26: Orlando vs. Milwaukee, ppd. (4)Boston 4, (5)Carolina 1 New York 22 21 .512 6 Miami 19 18 .514 2½ WESTERN CONFERENCE Feb. 23 — Pennzoil 400 presented by Aug. 29: Milwaukee 118, Orlando 104 Jiffy Lube (Joey Logano) Baltimore 20 21 .488 7 New York 19 24 .442 5½ FIRST ROUND COMING UP IN SOCAL Toronto 4, Brooklyn 0 March 1 — Auto Club 400 (Alex Boston 15 29 .341 13½ Washington 16 25 .390 7½ Aug. 17: Toronto 134, Brooklyn 110 At Edmonton, Alberta Central Division Bowman) CLIPPERS (National Basketball Association) Central Division Aug. 19: Toronto 104, Brooklyn 99 (1)Las Vegas 4, (8)Chicago 1 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB March 8 — FanShield 500 (Joey Logano) Aug. 21: Toronto 117, Brooklyn 92 Tuesday, Aug. 11: Las Vegas 4 Chicago 1 ■ Friday, Western Semis vs. Denver, TBD, TNT Chicago 28 16 .636 _ Chicago 25 18 .581 _ March 15 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip Aug. 23: Toronto 150, Brooklyn 122 Aug. 13: Las Vegas 4, Chicago 3, OT 500, Hampton, Ga. ■ Sunday, Western Semis at Denver, TBD, ESPN Cleveland 26 17 .605 1½ St. Louis 18 17 .514 3 Boston 4, Philadelphia 0 Minnesota 27 18 .600 1½ Milwaukee 19 22 .463 5 Aug. 15: Las Vegas 2, Chicago 1 March 22 — Dixie Vodka 400, ■ Tuesday, Western Semis vs. Denver, TBD, ESPN Aug. 17: Boston 109, Philadelphia 101 Sunday, Aug. 16: Chicago 3, Las Vegas 1 Homestead, Fla. Detroit 19 22 .463 7½ Cincinnati 18 24 .429 6½ Aug. 19: Boston 128, Philadelphia 101 Tuesday, Aug. 18: Las Vegas 4, Chicago 3 March 29 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 500, Kansas City 16 28 .364 12 Pittsburgh 14 28 .333 10½ Aug. 21: Boston 102, Philadelphia 94 LAKERS (National Basketball Association) Tuesday’s Games (2)Colorado 4, (7)Arizona 1 Fort Worth, Texas Aug. 23: Boston 110, Philadelphia 106 April 5 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. ■ Today, Western Semis at Houston, 6 p.m., TNT Minnesota 7, St. Louis 3, 7 innings, 1st Tuesday’s Games Miami 4, Indiana 0 Aug. 12: Colorado 3, Arizona 0 game Minnesota 7, St. Louis 3, 7 innings, 1st Friday, Aug. 14: Colorado 3, Arizona 2 April 19 — Toyota Owners 400, ■ Satur., Western Semis vs. Houston, TBD, ESPN Aug. 18: Miami 113 Indiana 101 Richmond, Va. Philadelphia 6, Boston 5, 7 innings, 1st game Aug. 20: Miami 109, Indiana 100 Saturday, Aug. 15: Arizona 4, Colorado 2 ■ Mon., Western Semis at Houston, TBD, TNT game Philadelphia 6, Boston 5, 7 innings, 1st April 26 — GEICO 500, Talladega, Ala. Aug. 22: Miami 124, Indiana 115 Monday, Aug. 17: Colorado 7, Arizona 1 May 3 — NASCAR Cup Series Race at Oakland 4, Houston 2, 7 innings, 1st game game Aug. 24: Miami 99, Indiana 87 Aug. 19: Colorado 7, Arizona 1 Kansas City 8, Cleveland 6 St. Louis 6, Minnesota 4, 7 innings, 2nd Dover, Dover, Del. ANGELS (Major League Baseball) WESTERN CONFERENCE (3)Dallas 4, (6)Calgary 2 May 9 — Blue-Emu Maximum Pain St. Louis 6, Minnesota 4, 7 innings, 2nd game L.A. Lakers 4, Portland 1 ■ Today at Texas, 1:05 p.m., FSW/MLB game Washington 5, Tampa Bay 3 Tuesday, Aug. 11: Calgary 3, Dallas 2 Relief 500, Martinsville, Va. Aug. 18: Portland 100, L.A. Lakers 93 Thursday, Aug. 13: Dallas 5, Calgary 4 May 16 — x-NASCAR Open, Concord, ■ Friday at Colorado, 5:40 p.m., FSW Washington 5, Tampa Bay 3 Baltimore 11, N.Y. Mets 2 Aug. 20: L.A. Laker 111, Portland 88 Toronto 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 Detroit 8, Milwaukee 3 Friday, Aug. 14: Calgary 2, Dallas 0 N.C. ■ Saturday at Colorado, 5:10 p.m., FSW Saturday, Aug. 22: L.A. Lakers 116, Sunday, Aug. 16: Dallas 5, Calgary 4, OT May 16 — x-NASCAR All-Star Race, Baltimore 11, N.Y. Mets 2 Boston 5, Philadelphia 2, 7 innings, 2nd Portland 108 Detroit 8, Milwaukee 3 game Tuesday, Aug. 18: Dallas 2, Calgary 1 Concord, N.C. Monday, Aug. 24: L.A. Lakers 135 May 17 — The Real Heroes 400 (Kevin DODGERS (Major League Baseball) Boston 5, Philadelphia 2, 7 innings, 2nd Miami 8, Atlanta 0 Portland 115 Thursday, Aug. 20: Dallas 7, Calgary 3 game Pittsburgh 5, Chicago White Sox 4 (5)Vancouver 4, (4)St. Louis 2 Harvick) ■ Today at Arizona, 6:40 p.m., SportsNetLA Wednesday, Aug. 26: Portland vs. L.A. May 20 — Toyota 500 (Denny Hamlin) Pittsburgh 5, Chicago White Sox 4 Chicago Cubs 3, Cincinnati 0 Lakers, ppd. Aug. 12: Vancouver 5, St. Louis 2 ■ Saturday vs. Houston, 5:07 p.m., FOX Texas 7, L.A. Angels 1 San Diego 14, Colorado 5 May 24 — Coca-Cola 600 (Brad Saturday, Aug. 29: L.A. Lakers 131, Aug. 14: Vancouver 4, St. Louis 3, OT Keselowski) ■ Sunday vs. Houston, 5:08 p.m., ESPN Houston 5, Oakland 4, 7 innings, 2nd San Francisco 6, Seattle 5 Portland 122 Aug. 16: St. Louis 3, Vancouver 2, OT game L.A. Dodgers 10, Arizona 9, 10 innings May 28 — Alsco Uniforms 500 (Chase L.A. Clippers 4, Dallas 2 Aug. 17: St. Louis 3, Vancouver 1 Elliott) San Francisco 6, Seattle 5 Wednesday’s Games Aug. 17: L.A. Clippers 118, Dallas 110 SPARKS (WNBA) Wednesday’s Games Milwaukee 19, Detroit 0 Aug. 19: Vancouver 4, St. Louis 3 May 31 — Food City presents ■ Aug. 19: Dallas 127, L.A. Clippers 114 Aug. 21: Vancouver 6, St. Louis 2 the Supermarket Heroes 500 (Brad Today vs. Wash.,7 p.m.,CBSSN/SpectrumSN Milwaukee 19, Detroit 0 Chicago White Sox 8, Pittsburgh 1 Friday, Aug. 21: L.A. Clippers 130, Dallas N.Y. Mets 7, Baltimore 6 CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Keselowski) ■ Kansas City 3, Cleveland 0 122 Saturday, vs.Las Vegas,noon, SpectrumSN/NBA Miami at Atlanta, late (Best-of-7) June 7 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 N.Y. Yankees 7, Toronto 2 Sunday, Aug. 23: Dallas 135, L.A. ■ Colorado at San Diego, late EASTERN CONFERENCE (Kevin Harvick) Playoffs, TBA Chicago White Sox 8, Pittsburgh 1 Clippers 133, OT Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, late June 10 — Blue-Emu Maximum Pain N.Y. Mets 7, Baltimore 6 Tuesday, Aug. 25: L.A. Clippers 154, At Toronto L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, late Relief 500 (Martin Truex Jr) L.A. Angels at Texas, late Dallas 111 (6)N.Y. Islanders 4, (1)Philadelphia 3 Seattle at San Francisco, late June 14 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Houston at Oakland, late Sunday, Aug. 30: L.A. Clippers 111, Monday, Aug. 24: N.Y. Islanders 4, Thursday’s Games Sonoma, Calif. Seattle at San Francisco, late Dallas 97 Philadelphia 0 Detroit (Skubal 1-1) at St. Louis (Flaherty June 14 — Dixie Vodka 400 (Denny Thursday’s Games Denver 4, Utah 3 Wednesday, Aug. 26: Philadelphia 4, N.Y. ON TV TODAY Detroit (Skubal 1-1) at St. Louis (Flaherty 2-1), 11:15 a.m., 1st game Hamlin) Aug. 17: Denver 135, Utah 125, OT Islanders 3, OT 2-1), 11:15 a.m., 1st game Detroit (Zimmermann 0-0) at St. Louis June 21 — Chicagoland 400, Joliet, Ill. Aug. 19: Utah 124, Denver 105 Thursday, Aug. 27: Philadelphia vs. N.Y. AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL Houston (Urquidy 0-0) at Oakland (Gomber 0-0), 2:40 p.m., 2nd game June 22 — GEICO 500 (Ryan Blaney) Friday, Aug. 21: Utah 124, Denver 87 ■ AFL: West Coast at St. Kilda, 2 a.m., FS2 (Manaea 3-2), 12:40 p.m. Atlanta (TBD) at Washington (TBD), 3:05 Islanders, ppd. June 27 — Pocono Organics 325 in Sunday, Aug. 23: Utah 129, Denver 127 L.A. Angels (Bundy 4-2) at Texas p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29: N.Y. Islanders 3, partnership with Rodale Institute (Kevin ■ AFL: Richmond at Geelong, 2:30 a.m. (Friday), ESPN2 Tuesday, Aug. 25: Denver 117, Utah 107 (Gibson 1-4), 1:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Arrieta 3-4) at Miami (TBD), Philadelphia 1 Harvick) Thursday, Aug. 27: Denver vs Utah, ppd. Detroit (Zimmermann 0-0) at St. Louis 3:40 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 30: N.Y. Islanders 3, June 28 — Pocono 350 (Denny Hamlin) Sunday, Aug. 30: Denver 119, Utah 107 AUTO RACING (Gomber 0-0), 2:40 p.m., 2nd game Cincinnati (Gray 5-2) at Chicago Cubs Philadelphia 2 July 5 — Big Machine Hand Sanitizer Tuesday, Sept. 1: Denver 80, Utah 78 ■ Kansas City (Singer 1-4) at Cleveland (Alzolay 0-1), 5:15 p.m. 400 Powered by Big Machine Records NASCAR Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series: The Toyota- Houston 4, Oklahoma City 3 Tuesday, Sept. 1: Philadelphia 4, N.Y. (Civale 3-4), 3:10 p.m. San Francisco (TBD) at San Diego (TBD), (Kevin Harvick) Tuesday, Aug. 18: Houston 123, Islanders 3, OT Care 250, Richmond Raceway, Richmond, Va., 5 p.m., FS1 Boston (Kickham 1-0) at Tampa Bay 6:10 p.m. July 12 — Quaker State 400 Presented Oklahoma City 108 Thursday, Sept. 3: Philadelphia 5, N.Y. ■ Formula One: Practice 1, Mugello Circuit, San Piero a Sieve, (Fleming 3-0), 3:40 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (May 1-1) at Arizona by Walmart (Cole Custer) Thursday, Aug. 20: Houston 112, Islanders 4, 2OT Baltimore (Akin 0-0) at N.Y. Yankees (Cole (Bumgarner 0-4), 6:40 p.m. July 15 — x-NASCAR All-Star Open Italy, 1:55 a.m. (Friday), ESPN Oklahoma City 98 Saturday, Sept. 5: N.Y. Islanders 4, 4-3), 4:05 p.m. (Matt DiBenedetto) Saturday, Aug. 22: Oklahoma City 119, Philadelphia 0 July 15 — NASCAR All-Star Race (Chase COLLEGE FOOTBALL Houston 107, OT (2)Tampa Bay 4, (4)Boston 1 Elliott) ■ Alabama-Birmingham at Miami (Fla.), 5 p.m., ACC WNBA MLS Monday, Aug. 24: Oklahoma City 117, Sunday, Aug. 23: Boston 3, Tampa Bay 2 July 19 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 MLS Glance Houston 114 Aug. 25 : Tampa Bay 4, Boston 3, OT (Austin Dillon) WESTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday, Aug. 26: Oklahoma City vs. W L Pct GB Western Conference Wednesday, Aug. 26: Tampa Bay 7, July 23 — Super Start Batteries 400 CYCLING Houston, ppd. x-Seattle 16 3 .842 — W L T Pts GF GA Boston 1 Presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts (Denny Saturday, Aug. 29: Houston 114, ■ UCI: The Tour de France, Stage 12, Chauvigny to Sarran x-Las Vegas 15 4 .789 1 Minnesota U 5 3 2 17 21 16 Friday, Aug. 28: Tampa Bay vs. Boston, Hamlin) Oklahoma City 80 x-Sparks 15 5 .750 1½ Sporting KC 5 3 2 17 20 15 Aug. 2 — Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 Corrèze, 135 miles, 3:30 a.m., NBCSN; 3:30 a.m. (Friday), Monday, Aug. 31: Oklahoma City 104, ppd. x-Minnesota 13 7 .650 3½ Seattle 4 2 3 15 16 9 (Brad Keselowski) Houston 100 Saturday, Aug. 29: Tampa Bay 3, Boston NBCSN x-Phoenix 13 8 .619 4 LA Galaxy 4 3 2 14 16 15 Aug. 8 — FireKeepers Casino 400 (Kevin Wednesday, Sept. 2: Houston 104, 1 Dallas 7 12 .368 9 Portland 4 3 2 14 16 18 Harvick) GOLF Houston 3 2 4 13 16 14 Oklahoma City 102 Monday, Aug. 31: Tampa Bay 3, Boston Aug. 9 — Consumers Energy 400 (Kevin EASTERN CONFERENCE 2, 2OT W L Pct GB LA FC 3 3 3 12 21 19 Harvick) ■ EPGA Tour: The Portugal Masters, First Round, Victoria CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS x-Chicago 11 10 .524 — Real Salt Lake 2 2 5 11 13 14 WESTERN CONFERENCE Aug. 16 — Go Bowling 235 at the (Best-of-7); x-if necessary) Clube de e, Quarteira, Portugal, 3 a.m., GOLF; 6 a.m., GOLF; x-Connecticut 10 11 .476 1 FC Dallas 2 2 4 10 10 8 At Edmonton, Alberta DAYTONA Road Course (Chase Elliott) Eastern Conference Washington 6 13 .316 4 Vancouver 3 6 0 9 10 18 (1)Las Vegas 4, (5)Vancouver 3 Aug. 16 — Go Bowling at The Glen, Second Round, 3 a.m. (Friday), GOLF Miami 4, Milwaukee 1 Atlanta 6 14 .300 4½ Colorado 2 3 3 9 11 15 Sunday, Aug. 23: Las Vegas 5, Vancouver Watkins Glen, N.Y. Monday, Aug. 31: Miami 115, Milwaukee ■ LPGA Tour: The ANA Inspiration, Second Round, Mission Indiana 5 15 .250 5½ San Jose 2 3 3 9 14 19 0 Aug. 22 — Drydene 311 (1) (Denny 104 New York 2 17 .105 8 Eastern Conference Tuesday, Aug. 25: Vancouver 5, Las Hamlin) Hills Country Club, Rancho Mirage, 9 a.m., GOLF; 4 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 2: Miami 116, x-clinched playoff spot W L T Pts GF GA Vegas 2 Aug. 23 — Drydene 311 (2) (Kevin GOLF Columbus 7 1 2 23 16 2 Milwaukee 114 Harvick) Friday, Sept. 4: Miami 115, Milwaukee Thursday, Aug. 27: Las Vegas vs. Tuesday’s Games Toronto FC 6 2 3 21 18 12 Aug. 29 — Coke Zero Sugar 400 ■ PGA Tour: The Safeway Open, First Round, Silverado Coun- 100 Vancouver, ppd. Sparks 96, New York 70 Philadelphia 5 2 3 18 15 9 (William Byron) try Club, Napa, Calif., 1 p.m., GOLF Orlando City 4 2 4 16 17 12 Sunday, Sept. 6: Milwaukee 118, Miami Saturday, Aug. 29: Las Vegas 3, Sept. 6 — Cook Out Southern 500 (Kevin Washington 89, Minnesota 86 Vancouver 0 Las Vegas 92, Indiana 86 New England 3 2 5 14 9 9 115, OT Harvick) Tuesday, Sept. 8: Miami 103, Milwaukee Sunday, Aug. 30: Las Vegas 5, Vancouver KBO BASEBALL Wednesday’s Games Montreal 4 4 1 13 12 11 Sept. 12 — Federated Auto Parts 400, ■ Kiwoom at LG, 2:25 a.m., ESPN2 Phoenix 100, Connecticut 95, OT New York City FC4 5 1 13 8 8 94 3 Richmond, Va. Atlanta 97, Chicago 89 Atlanta 3 5 2 11 9 11 Boston 3, Toronto 3 Tuesday, Sept. 1: Vancouver 2, Las Sept. 19 — Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Dallas at Seattle, late New York 3 5 2 11 7 13 Sunday, Aug. 30: Boston 112, Toronto 94 Vegas 1 Race, Bristol, Tenn. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Thursday’s Games D.C. United 2 4 4 10 9 13 Tuesday, Sept. 1: Boston 102, Toronto 99 Thursday, Sept. 3: Vancouver 4, Las Sept. 27 — South Point 400, Las Vegas, ■ Detroit at St. Louis, 11 a.m., MLB New York at Indiana, 4 p.m. Nashville SC 2 4 3 9 5 9 Thursday, Sept. 3: Toronto 104, Boston Vegas 0 Nev. 103 Las Vegas at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Cincinnati 2 5 3 9 6 15 Friday, Sept. 4: Las Vegas 3, Vancouver 0 Oct. 4 — YellaWood 500, Talladega, Ala. ■ Angels at Texas, 1:05 p.m., FSW/MLB Inter Miami CF 2 6 2 8 8 12 Saturday, Sept. 5: Toronto 100, Boston Washington at Sparks, 7 p.m. (3)Dallas 4, (2)Colorado 3 Oct. 11 — Bank of America ROVAL 400, Chicago 2 6 2 8 9 16 93 Concord, N.C. ■ Atlanta at Washington OR Kansas City at Cleveland, 3 p.m., Friday’s Games Monday, Aug. 24: Dallas 5, Colorado 2 Atlanta at Connecticut, 4 p.m. NOTE: 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. Monday, Sept. 7: Boston 111, Toronto 89 MLB Wednesday, September 2 Wednesday, Sept. 9: Toronto 125, Boston Wednesday, Aug. 26: Colorado 6, Dallas Chicago at Dallas, 5 p.m. 4 ■ LA Dodgers at Arizona OR San Francisco at San Diego, Seattle at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Miami 0, Atlanta 0, tie 122, 2OT NFL Chicago 0, Cincinnati 0, tie Friday, Sept. 11: Boston vs. Toronto, 6 Friday, Aug. 28: Colorado vs. Dallas, ppd. 6:30 p.m., MLB Columbus 1, Philadelphia 0 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 30: Dallas 5, Colorado 4 NFL Schedule ollege ootball D.C. United 1, New York 0 Western Conference Monday, Aug. 31: Colorado 6, Dallas 3 ■ Dodgers at Arizona, 6:40 p.m., SportsNetLA C F Thursday’s Games Houston 3, Minnesota 0 L.A. Lakers 2, Houston 1 College Football Schedule Wednesday, Sept. 2: Colorado 4, Dallas 1 Houston at Kansas City, 5:20 p.m. New York City FC 2, New England 0 Friday, Sept. 4: Houston 112, L.A. Lakers NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION (Playoffs) Thursday, Sept. 10 Friday, Sept. 4: Dallas 5, Colorado 4, OT Sunday’s Games Orlando City 1, Nashville 1, tie 97 SOUTH CONFERENCE FINALS Green Bay at Minnesota, 10 a.m. ■ Western Conference Semifinals: LA Lakers vs. Houston, FC Dallas 1, Sporting Kansas City 1, tie Sunday, Sept. 6: L.A. Lakers 117, UAB (1-0) at Miami, 5 p.m. (Best-of-7) Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. Seattle 2, Real Salt Lake 2, tie Houston 109 Game 4, Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex, Orlando, Friday, Sept. 11 At Edmonton, Alberta Las Vegas at Carolina, 10 a.m. LA Galaxy 3, Portland 2 Tuesday, Sept. 8: L.A. Lakers 112, SOUTHWEST EASTERN CONFERENCE N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 10 a.m. Fla., 4 p.m., TNT SMU (1-0) at TCU, TBA Los Angeles FC 5, San Jose 1 Houston 102 (2)Tampa Bay 2, (6)N.Y. Islanders 0 Seattle at Atlanta, 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 12 Saturday, September 5 Thursday, Sept. 10: L.A. Lakers vs. Philadelphia at Washington, 10 a.m. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE EAST Houston 2, Sporting Kansas City 1 Houston, 4 p.m. Monday, Sept. 7: Tampa Bay 8, N.Y. Miami at New England, 10 a.m. E. Kentucky (0-1) at West Virginia, 9 a.m. Atlanta 1, Orlando City 1, tie Saturday, Sept. 12: Houston vs. L.A. Islanders 2 ■ Houston at Kansas City, 5:20 p.m., NBC Cleveland at Baltimore, 10 a.m. Louisiana-Monroe at Army (1-0), 10:30 Vancouver 3, Toronto FC 2 Lakers, 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9: Tampa Bay 2, N.Y. a.m. Colorado 1, San Jose 1, tie x-Monday, Sept. 14: L.A. Lakers vs. Islanders 1 Chicago at Detroit, 10 a.m. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE (Playoffs) Austin Peay (0-1) at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Sunday, September 6 Houston, TBD Friday, Sept. 11: Tampa Bay vs. N.Y. L.A. Chargers at Cincinnati, 1:05 p.m. Arizona at San Francisco, 1:25 p.m. ■ Western Conference Final: Vegas vs. Dallas, Game 3, SOUTH New York City FC 0, D.C. United 0, tie x-Wednesday, Sept. 16: Houston vs. L.A. 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I have had a couple of lead to inhaling smelly parti- pleasant words made popular “When you knew that it cles again. by The Beatles: “The leaves was over/Were you sudden- friends die and their Facebook Our state’s incendiary tem- these flames? of brown/ Came tumbling ly aware/That the autumn and LinkedIn accounts have remained active. On their peratures have been setting As a dedicated quaran- down/ Remember in Sep- leaves were turning/ To the with the long-term effects of tined citizen, I’ve found en- birthdays, I receive notifica- record highs as we head into tember in the rain.” color of her hair.” being abused as children — tertainment from two sourc- tions. I find it creepy. In my the traditional fire season. Frank Sinatra often sang, Earth, Wind & Fire provid- that they look into Adult Chil- es — old movies that I never mind, LinkedIn is for connect- Woodland Hills hit a high of “It’s a long, long while from ed these romantic words: dren of Alcoholics meetings. saw before or are worth see- ing with others for work rea- 121 degrees Fahrenheit, a re- May to December/But the “Do you remember the Despite the name, these meet- ing again. “Gone With the sons. That said, there are some cord for Los Angeles County. days grow short when you 21st night of September?/ ings are open to anyone who Wind” is one example. people who are only connect- The fact that Americans reach September/When the Love was changing the minds is suffering from the effects of The other calming recre- ed in that way. I understand are urged to wear masks be- autumn weather turns the of pretenders/While chasing growing up in a dysfunctional ation is listening to the songs why a profile might be kept cause of the dangerous virus, leaves to flame/One hasn’t the clouds away/Our hearts family, regardless of wheth- that hit high notes while I was active. Facebook makes that may ease our breathing prob- got time for the waiting were ringing/In the key that er there was substance abuse growing up through child- connection in our personal lems. game./Oh, the days dwin- our souls were singing/As we present. As you mentioned, Question: Is it possible hood and the teenage years. dle down to a precious few, danced in the night/Remem- lives. I suggested to one friend As we ease into September, having a community of peo- that some of the tiny virus in- September, November/ and ber how the stars stole the that he turn off the birthday ple who understand you be- truders may be eliminated by it’s interesting to know that these few precious days I’ll night away.” notification for his deceased cause they’ve been there and wife, which he did. But he’s done that is vital to recovering going to leave her account up from trauma. for a while. I’m not sure what Know that there is help, Celebrate birthdays by mailing cards the right answer is to this. and you can get better. Thank What are your thoughts? you. — Live Profile — Linda ear Heloise: Be- — Lisa W., Huntington Beach Onion hints Dear Live Profile: You’re Dear Linda: Thank you cause of social dis- Lisa, how creative and wise to set aside your login in- Dear Heloise: To pre- for recommending this life- tancing rules, birth- Hints from unique. It would be such fun formation, and I encourage Dday parties for my young vent onion odor from per- line. Readers can learn more to receive one of your gifts. Heloise you to document your wishes at https://adultchildren.org. kids have been put on hold. — Heloise meating the refrigerator and for all of your digital assets : I’d like to However, we found a fun especially the crisper drawer, Dear Annie after your death. AARP has address a few words to “Feel- way to acknowledge each Deoderant stains I use a resealable (zip-type) a helpful article available on ing Jealous,” who was putting child’s birthday. : My de- sandwich bag, and no more lopes I get in the mail to Dear Heloise their website titled “Prepare a together a birthday party for I ask everyone I know odorant can leave stains in smells. reuse. When I was packing Digital Estate Plan for Future her 13-year-old stepson and to send a birthday card in Also, to reduce time and the underarm area of my Caregivers.” was upset that her husband’s the mail, the old-fashioned to move, I used them for my simplify cleanup for cutting shirts. Is there a safe way to Regarding your friends’ ex might come. way. It’s a fun learning ex- dishes — a lot of padding boards, when I cut onions I remove the stains, or at least profiles: As someone who has My parents divorced back perience for my children with little effort. put a vegetable drying towel lessen them? grappled with deactivating a in the 1960s, after 25 years of to practice reading all the — Marnie R. in Louisiana (a tea-towel or similar) on the — Carrie in New Hampshire dead loved one’s social media marriage. I was a freshman cards, discuss the postage Carrie, there sure is, and cutting board and slice and accounts, I have to tell you Rustic wrapping chop onions right on the tow- in high school. As you can stamps and how the letter it’s one of my favorite go- that it can be tough. It really imagine, life around home Dear Heloise: When el. As long as it’s not a serrated gets delivered. Most every- tos — vinegar. To remove can feel like cutting one more was upside-down, especially wrapping a gift, I use twine, blade the towel doesn’t get cut body is thrilled to partici- most fresh deodorant and thread connecting the person for holidays and birthdays along with flowers and suc- and I just toss it into the laun- pate, and we get dozens of antiperspirant stains, rub the to the living world. Facebook when we kids had to choose a culents from my garden. I dry basket when dry to wash. cards. stain with undiluted white and Instagram offer options parent. Their love had always place the gift in a recycled — Mary T. in Colorado vinegar, then launder as usu- — Peter B., via email to “memorialize” someone’s been unconditional for their gift bag or box and simply Mary, such a wonderful, al, using the hottest water account when they pass away, children. Being outspoken, an use the twine in lieu of rib- teachable idea. So much safe for the fabric. Vinegar Send a money-saving or time- which some families might uncommon occurrence for a fun to open each envelope, bon. I then tie in the flowers is a workhorse in the home. saving hint to Heloise, P.O. Box prefer to do, and LinkedIn kid in 1962, I made a heart- and those postage stamps and/or succulents. Safe, cheap and readily 795001, San Antonio, TX will deactivate a profile if felt request to both parents — some are works of art. I’ve also used brown pa- available, I’ve reached for it 78279-5001, or you can fax it contacted about the owner’s to have all the family togeth- — Heloise per lunch bags, folding over time and time again. Stock to 1-210-HELOISE or email it death. But leave that for the er for celebrations. They did the top, adding holes with a up on gallon-sized bottles of to [email protected]. I can’t families to decide. And in the it... for us. For their sacrifice, I Packing dishes hole puncher, then thread- vinegar, and grab some bak- answer your letter personally but meantime, if a late friend’s will be eternally grateful. My Dear Heloise: I have ing the twine or ribbon ing soda, too. will use the best hints received in profile shows up on one of two half-siblings referred to been saving padded enve- through the holes. — Heloise my column. your social media feeds, take my dad as “Uncle.” My dad it as an opportunity to pause and stepdad were always cor- for a moment and think of a dial and friendly. Sometimes, TODAY IN HISTORY memory of that person. what seems impossible can be Dear Annie: Please rec- made real through loving and Today is Thursday, Sept. 10, the NFL game to feature two brothers starting (Cracker) is 60. Actor Sean O’Bryan is 57. ommend to “Still Hurting” caring. 254th day of 2020. There are 112 days at quarterback. Baseball Hall of Famer Randy Johnson — and others who are coping — Grateful Daughter left in the year. 2016 — John Hinckley Jr., the man is 57. Actor Raymond Cruz is 56. Rock who tried to assassinate President Ron- musician Robin Goodridge (Bush) is 55. 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Mandela’s lawyer, anti-apartheid activist Bizos dies

By CHRISTOPHER gether, just catching up, shar- as a World War II refugee in TORCHIA ing memories,” the foundation 1941. He attended the Uni- Associated Press said. versity of the Witwatersrand, JOHANNESBURG — An- Bizos represented a wide where he was involved in leftist ti-apartheid campaigner and range of people who defied student politics. Nelson Mandela’s personal apartheid, including the fam- As a young lawyer in 1956, lawyer George Bizos has died ilies of slain activists such as he helped defend Mandela at 92, his family said Wednes- Steve Biko, and helped write and 155 other South Africans day. the laws for the newly demo- of all races who supported the He died peacefully at his cratic country after apartheid Freedom Charter calling for home of natural causes, the ended with Mandela’s presi- a non-racial democracy and family said. dency in 1994. a socialist-based economy. All Bizos, who came to South “A shining light during the were acquitted. Africa as a 13-year-old flee- dark days of apartheid and Bizos later was part of the ing the Nazi occupation of beyond,” the Southern Afri- team credited with saving Greece, played a key role in ca Litigation Center said in a Mandela and others from the the legal fight to end apart- statement. death penalty in the famous heid, the racist system used to Bizos remained active in Rivonia Trial at which Man- oppress South Africa’s Black human rights work in South dela and seven others were majority for decades. Africa well into his 80s with convicted of sabotage and sen- “This is a very sad mo- the Legal Resources Center. In tenced to life in prison. ASSOCIATED PRESS FILES ment for our country,” Pres- George Bizos (left), an anti-apartheid activist and life-long friend and lawyer of Nelson Man- 2014 he questioned witness- Bizos’s efforts defending ident Cyril Ramaphosa said. dela (right), arrives for his 80th birthday party in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 2008. Bizos es during an inquiry into the ordinary South Africans who “He contributed immensely, died Wednesday at age 92. shooting deaths of several doz- ran up against apartheid laws immensely, to the attainment en protesters by police during brought home the tragedy of of our democracy” and was getting Mandela to add the “Another giant of South ness to men and women like a strike at Lonmin’s Marikana the racist system. In his 2007 one of the architects of the words “if needs be” to his African history and of global George Bizos.” platinum mine in 2012. memoirs, “Odyssey to Free- post-apartheid constitution. speech from the dock in which struggles for justice has fallen,” The two met as law stu- Bizos considered himself dom,” he wrote of teachers “We dip our heads in honor.” he said he was prepared to die the Nelson Mandela Foun- dents. During Mandela’s years Greek and South African to and parents trying to sup- The soft-spoken but de- for his ideals. The addition dation said. It described the in prison, Bizos helped to look the core. During the strug- plement the inferior educa- termined Bizos represented was seen as an escape clause, friendship between Bizos and after his family, and he played gle against apartheid, he said tion the white government Mandela from his treason trial avoiding any impression that Mandela as legendary, and it a key role in negotiations for he drew on his schooling in designed for Black children. in 1964 until the former South Mandela was goading the recalled Mandela’s praise: “I Mandela’s release in 1990. “In Greece about democracy and Their weekend and afternoon African president’s death in court to impose the death pen- don’t think words can suffi- the last years of Mandela’s life, freedom. classes, called “cultural clubs,” 2013. Bizos is credited with alty. ciently express our indebted- they were often to be found to- He arrived in South Africa were declared illegal. Gene Budig, academic who ran American League, has died

By RONALD BLUM “appreciated his work and his soft-spoken — belonged more someone my father respected and BEN WALKER support,” calling him a “won- in school than in sports. immensely for his character, AP Baseball Writers derful person.” Incensed by a suspension intellect and profound career NEW YORK — Gene Budig succeeded Bobby imposed on pitcher Mike Stan- accomplishments in higher ed- Budig, the self-effacing edu- Brown as AL president in 1994 ton following a brawl between ucation,” Yankees owner Hal and augmented his staff with the Yankees and Baltimore Steinbrenner said. cator and baseball fan from Larry Doby, the first Black Orioles in 1998, Steinbrenner A chancellor at Kansas and small-town Nebraska who be- player in the AL. Budig held thundered about Budig: “I’m president at West Virginia and came the head of three major the job until baseball owners not sure when the last time he Illinois State, Budig also was a universities and the last presi- abolished league presidents wore a jockstrap was.” newspaper reporter, a gover- dent of the American League, under a reorganization urged Budig, whose childhood nor’s assistant, a major general died Tuesday. He was 81. by Selig in 2000. dream was to play second in the Nebraska Air National His death was announced By then, with interleague base for the Yankees, didn’t Guard and a teacher at Princ- by the commissioner’s office play already a part of the publicly respond. Rather, he eton. and the Charleston River- game and umpires being put brandished his razor wit. He Mixing his passion for aca- Dogs, a minor league team he under the control of the com- contacted old pals at the Kan- demics and athletics at Kansas, co-owned. No cause was giv- ASSOCIATED PRESS FILES missioner’s office, it was clear sas University athletic depart- American League President Gene Budig attends Game 3 Budig oversaw a smart move en. He had been in hospice in those longtime positions were ment, had them ship him the of the 1999 American League Championship Series in Bos- in 1988. With many promi- South Carolina. being phased out. largest jockstrap they had in ton. The Charleston RiverDogs, which Budig co-owned, an- nent alumni clamoring for the Commissioner Rob Man- New York Yankees own- stock, signed it and sent the nounced Budig’s death Tuesday. He was 81. program to hire a big name fred said in a statement that er George Steinbrenner was undergarment to Steinbren- to succeed Larry Brown as Budig was a “friend to many” among those skeptical of ner. in the Class A South Atlantic Yankee Stadium becoming men’s basketball coach, Budig in baseball and praised his Budig’s credentials. To the In 2007, when Budig moved League. By then, Budig and home to the Pinstripe Bowl instead backed someone who “lifelong connection” to the bombastic Boss, the outsid- to South Carolina, he became Steinbrenner were on much football game. had never been more than an game. Former Commission- er — small in stature, owlish a part-owner of the Charleston friendlier terms. “Dr. Budig was a cher- assistant in college: Roy Wil- er Bud Selig said Tuesday he in appearance, exceedingly RiverDogs, a Yankees affiliate Budig also helped oversee ished friend of our family and liams, a future Hall of Famer. Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020 D1 36,876 DAILY READERS 59,019 SUNDAY READERSHIP 661.940.1000

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BEAUDIN. creditors, contingent creditors,$8.95 each. See classification 742. as follows: with this court for a decree chan- A PETITION FOR PROBATE has and persons who may other- Present name ging names as follows: been filed by JEANIE MARIE wise be interested in the will MARKUS ALLEN BANKS Present name SHARPTON in the Superior Court of to: DE'JON JAMAL HAMPTON or estate, or both, of STEVEN NOTICE OF PETITION Proposed name to: California, County of LOS S. ARRIOLA aka STEVEN 0990 Public Notice 0990MARKUS PublicALLEN NADEAU Notice 0990ProposedPublic name Notice ANGELES.0990 Public Notice ARRIOLA0990 akaPublic STEVE Notice ARRI- TO0990 ADMINISTERPublic Notice ES- THE COURT ORDERS that all per- DE'JON JAMAL ANAJAE' THE PETITION FOR PROBATE re- OLA TATE OF MARK ELMER APN: 3277-021-008 T.S. No.: sons interested in this matter shall PATRICK quests that JEANIE MARIE APETITIONFORPROBATE BAME aka MARK E. 2 0 2 0 - 1 5 1 8 O r d e r N o . appear before this court at the THE COURT ORDERS that all per- SHARPTON be appointed as per- has been filed by Debbie Arri- BAME aka MARK BAME 1543736CAD NOTICE OF TRUST- hearing indicated below to show sons interested in this matter shall sonal representative to administer EE’S SALE YOU ARE IN DE- cause, if any, why the petition for appear before this court at the ola in the Superior Court of Case No. 20AVPB00200 FAULT UNDER A DEED OF change of name should not be hearing indicated below to show the estate of the decedent. California, County of LOS To all heirs, beneficiaries, TRUST DATED 9/28/2016. UN- granted. Any person objecting to cause, if any, why the petition for THE PETITION requests authority to ANGELES. creditors, contingent credit- LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO the name changes described change of name should not be administer the estate under the Inde- THEPETITIONFORPRO- ors, and persons who may PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT above must file a written objection granted. Any person objecting to pendent Administration of Estates BATE requests that Debbie that includes the reasons for the the name changes described otherwise be interested in the MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC Act. (This authority will allow the per- Arriola be appointed as per- will or estate, or both, of SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EX- objection at least two court days above must file a written objection sonal representative to take many PLANATION OF THE NATURE OF before the matter is scheduled to that includes the reasons for the sonal representative to admin- MARK ELMER BAME aka Business THE PROCEEDING AGAINST be heard and must appear at the objection at least two court days actions without obtaining court ap- ister the estate of the de- MARK E. BAME aka MARK 0103 Opportunities YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A hearing to show cause why the pe- before the matter is scheduled to proval. Before taking certain very im- cedent. BAME LAWYER. Will sell at a public auc- tition should not be granted. If no be heard and must appear at the portant actions, however, the person- THE PETITION requests au- A PETITION FOR PRO- tion sale to the highest bidder, written objection is timely filed, the hearing to show cause why the pe- al representative will be required to thority to administer the es- court may grant the petition tition should not be granted. If no BATE has been filed by Mi- payable at time of sale in lawful give notice to interested persons un- tate under the Independent chael Bennewitz in the Super- money of the United States, by without a hearing. written objection is timely filed, the less they have waived notice or con- cashier’s check drawn on a state NOTICE OF HEARING court may grant the petition Administration of Estates Act. ior Court of California, County of national bank, check drawn by a Date: Sept. 23, 2020 Time: 8:30 without a hearing. sented to the proposed action.) The (This authority will allow the of LOS ANGELES. state or federal credit union, or a a.m. Dept.: A14 The address of the NOTICE OF HEARING independent administration authority personal representative to THE PETITION FOR PRO- check drawn by a state or federal court is same as noted above. Date: Oct. 19, 2020 Time: 8:30 will be granted unless an interested take many actions without ob- BATE requests that Michael savings and loan association, or A copy of this Order to Show a.m. Dept.: A14 The address of the person files an objection to the peti- taining court approval. Before Cause shall be published at least court is same as noted above. Bennewitz be appointed as savings association, or savings tion and shows good cause why the taking certain very important personal representative to ad- FREE! bank specified in Section 5102 of once each week for four success- A copy of this Order to Show ive weeks prior to the date set for Cause shall be published at least court should not grant the authority. actions, however, the person- minister the estate of the de- the Financial Code and authorized A HEARING on the petition will be CLASSIFIED AD to do business in this state will be hearing on the petition in the fol- once each week for four success- al representative will be re- cedent. held by the duly appointed trustee lowing newspaper of general circu- ive weeks prior to the date set for held in this court as follows: 01/15/21 quired to give notice to inter- THE PETITION requests as shown below, of all right, title, lation, printed in this county: Ante- hearing on the petition in the fol- at 8:30AM in Dept. 4 located at 111 ested persons unless they authority to administer the es- and interest conveyed to and now lope Valley Press lowing newspaper of general circu- N. HILL ST., LOS ANGELES, CA have waived notice or consen- Date: Aug. 10, 2020 lation, printed in this county: Ante- tate under the Independent held by the trustee in the herein- 90012 ted to the proposed action.) Administration of Estates Act. after described property under and LISA M. CHUNG, JUDGE lope Valley Press Notice of Telephonic Hearing pursuant to a Deed of Trust de- JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR Date: Aug. 31, 2020 The independent administra- (This authority will allow the 3-LINES COURT LISA M. CHUNG, JUDGE Due to court closures, you may parti- tion authority will be granted personal representative to scribed below. The sale will be made, but without covenant or Publish: 8/27, 9/3, 9/10/ 9/17, 2020 JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR cipate telephonically by scheduling unless an interested person take many actions without ob- warranty, express or implied, re- COURT with CourtCall at 1-888-882-6878. files an objection to the peti- taining court approval. Before garding title, possession, or en- Superior Court of California, Publish: 9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 2020 Please check the court's website at tion and shows good cause taking certain very important cumbrances, to pay the remaining County of Los Angeles www.lacourt.com for information re- why the court should not grant actions, however, the person- 7-DAYS principal sum of the note(s) se- 42011 4th Street West garding closure to the public. the authority. al representative will be re- $ 00 cured by the Deed of Trust, with in- Lancaster, CA 93534 NOTICE OF PETITION terest and late charges thereon, as IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of A HEARING on the petition quired to give notice to inter- for items under 300 North District TO ADMINISTER ES- the petition, you should appear at the provided in the note(s), advances, Michael D. Antonovich will be held on Dec. 7, 2020 at ested persons unless they under the terms of the Deed of Antelope Valley Courthouse TATE OF: MICHAEL A. hearing and state your objections or 8:30 AM in Dept. No. 4 loc- have waived notice or con- Trust, interest thereon, fees, PETITION OF: CARLOS HECTOR MARCINEK file written objections with the court ated at 111 N. Hill St., Los sented to the proposed ac- charges, and expenses of the LEMUS FOR CHANGE OF NAME Case No. 20AVPB00182 before the hearing. Your appear- Angeles, CA 90012. 661-940-1000 Trustee for the total amount (at the tion.) The independent admin- ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR To all heirs, beneficiaries, ance may be in person or by your at- IF YOU OBJECT to the grant- istration authority will be gran- time of the initial publication of the CHANGE OF NAME Notice of Sale) reasonably estim- creditors, contingent credit- torney. ing of the petition, you should ted unless an interested per- CASE NUMBER: 20AVCP00112 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a con- ated to be set forth below. The TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: ors, and persons who may appear at the hearing and son files an objection to the amount may be greater on the day Petitioner: CARLOS HECTOR otherwise be interested in the tingent creditor of the decedent, you state your objections or file petition and shows good of sale. Trustor: FAIRBROOK LEMUS filed a petition with this will or estate, or both, MI- must file your claim with the court written objections with the cause why the court should PROPERTIES, INC., A CALIFOR- court for a decree changing names CHAEL A. MARCINEK and mail a copy to the personal rep- court before the hearing. Your not grant the authority. NIA CORPORATION Duly Appoin- as follows: A PETITION FOR PRO- resentative appointed by the court appearance may be in person ted Trustee: S.B.S. TRUST DEED Present name A HEARING on the peti- NETWORK, A CALIFORNIA COR- BATE has been filed by BRI- within the later of either (1) four or by your attorney. tion will be held on Dec. 17, CARLOS HECTOR LEMUS months from the date of first issu- PORATION Deed of Trust recor- to: AN GORNIAK in the Superior IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or 2020 at 10:30 AM in Dept. No. ded 10/3/2016 as Instrument No. Proposed name Court of California, County of ance of letters to a general personal a contingent creditor of the de- A-12 located at 42011 4TH ST 20161206372 in book XX, page, RONAN LEMUS LOS ANGELES. representative, as defined in section cedent, you must file your WEST, LANCASTER CA XX of Official Records in the office THE COURT ORDERS that all per- THE PETITION FOR PRO- 58(b) of the California Probate Code, claim with the court and mail a 93534. of the Recorder of Los Angeles sons interested in this matter shall BATE requests that BRIAN or (2) 60 days from the date of mail- copy to the personal repres- County, California. Date of Sale: appear before this court at the IF YOU OBJECT to the 9/17/2020 at 11:00 AM Place of GORNIAK be appointed as ing or personal delivery to you of a entative appointed by the granting of the petition, you hearing indicated below to show notice under section 9052 of the Sale: BEHIND THE FOUNTAIN cause, if any, why the petition for personal representative to ad- court within the later of either should appear at the hearing LOCATED IN CIVIC CENTER change of name should not be minister the estate of the de- California Probate Code. (1) four months from the date and state your objections or PLAZA, 400 CIVIC CENTER granted. Any person objecting to cedent. Other California statutes and legal of first issuance of letters to a file written objections with the PLAZA, POMONA, CA 91766 the name changes described THE PETITION requests authority may affect your rights as a general personal representat- court before the hearing. Your Amount of unpaid balance and above must file a written objection authority to administer the es- creditor. You may want to consult ive, as defined in section 58(b) other reasonable estimated that includes the reasons for the appearance may be in per- charges: $226,025.16 Street Ad- tate under the Independent with an attorney knowledgeable in of the California Probate son or by your attorney. 0206 Employment objection at least two court days California law. dress or other common designa- before the matter is scheduled to Administration of Estates Act. Code, or (2) 60 days from the IF YOU ARE A CREDIT- tion of purported real property: be heard and must appear at the (This authority will allow the YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by date of mailing or personal de- OR or a contingent creditor of Concrete Finishers 25515 KINGSREST AVENUE LAN- hearing to show cause why the pe- personal representative to the court. If you are a person inter- livery to you of a notice under the decedent, you must file CASTER CA 93536 A.P.N.: 3277- tition should not be granted. If no take many actions without ob- ested in the estate, you may file with section 9052 of the California your claim with the court and & Formsetters 021-008. The undersigned Trustee written objection is timely filed, the taining court approval. Before the court a Request for Special No- Probate Code. disclaims any liability for any incor- court may grant the petition mail a copy to the personal Drug test required. rectness of the street address or taking certain very important tice (form DE-154) of the filing of an Other California statutes and representative appointed by without a hearing. inventory and appraisal of estate as- Gary Little Construction other common designation, if any, NOTICE OF HEARING actions, however, the person- legal authority may affect your the court within the later of 661-940-5822 shown above. If no street address Date: Oct. 14, 2020 Time: 8:30 al representative will be re- sets or of any petition or account as rights as a creditor. You may either (1) four months from the Fax: 661-940-8376 or other common designation is a.m. Dept.: A15 The address of the quired to give notice to inter- provided in Probate Code section want to consult with an attor- date of first issuance of let- E-mail: shown, directions to the location of court is same as noted above. ested persons unless they 1250. A Request for Special Notice ney knowledgeable in Califor- ters to a general personal rep- the property may be obtained by A copy of this Order to Show have waived notice or con- form is available from the court clerk. nia law. [email protected] sending a written request to the Cause shall be published at least resentative, as defined in sec- beneficiary within 10 days of the sented to the proposed ac- Attorney for Petitioner YOU MAY EXAMINE the file tion 58(b) of the California once each week for four success- DARIN M. KARPEL - SBN 186395, date of first publication of this No- ive weeks prior to the date set for tion.) The independent admin- kept by the court. If you are a Probate Code, or (2) 60 days tice of Sale. NOTICE TO POTEN- hearing on the petition in the fol- istration authority will be gran- KARPEL LAW FIRM person interested in the es- from the date of mailing or TIAL BIDDERS: If you are consid- lowing newspaper of general circu- ted unless an interested per- 4500 PARK GRANADA tate, you may file with the personal delivery to you of a ering bidding on this property lien, lation, printed in this county: Ante- son files an objection to the SUITE 202 court a Request for Special notice under section 9052 of you should understand that there lope Valley Press petition and shows good CALABASAS CA 91302-1613 Notice (form DE-154) of the fil- are risks involved in bidding at a Date: Aug. 24, 2020 the California Probate Code. GROUNDSKEEPER / trustee auction. You will be bid- cause why the court should 9/3, 9/4, 9/10/20 ing of an inventory and ap- Other California statutes LISA M. CHUNG, JUDGE CNS-3394534# JANITOR ding on a lien, not on the property JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR not grant the authority. praisal of estate assets or of and legal authority may affect Full-Time. Competitive itself. Placing the highest bid at a COURT A HEARING on the peti- any petition or account as your rights as a creditor. You 2020118619 salary & benefits. Details trustee auction does not automat- Publish: 8/27, 9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 2020 tion will be held on Oct. 15, provided in Probate Code sec- may want to consult with an ically entitle you to free and clear 2020 at 10:30 a.m. in Dept. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS tion 1250. A Request for Spe- attorney knowledgeable in & application at: ownership of the property. You No. A12 located at 42011 4th NAME STATEMENT should also be aware that the lien Superior Court of California, The following person(s) is/are do- cial Notice form is available California law. www.avta.com County of Los Angeles Street West, Lancaster, CA from the court clerk. AVTA, 42210 6th St. W., being auctioned off may be a juni- ing business as: A.V. LEGAL CEN- YOU MAY EXAMINE the or lien. If you are the highest bid- 42011 4th Street West 93534. TER, 2054 E NEWGROVE ST, Attorney for petitioner: file kept by the court. If you Lancaster, CA 93534 der at the auction, you are or may Lancaster, CA 93534 IF YOU OBJECT to the LANCASTER, CA 93535; Mailing TERRENCE J O REILLY North District are a person interested in the Deadlines 9/11/2020 be responsible for paying off all li- granting of the petition, you address: 43759 15TH STREET ESQ SBN 80491 estate, you may file with the ens senior to the lien being auc- Michael D. Antonovich WEST #515, LANCASTER, CA at 6:00 pm. Antelope Valley Courthouse should appear at the hearing 800 W SIXTH ST court a Request for Special tioned off, before you can receive and state your objections or 93534 County of: LOS ANGELES clear title to the property. You are PETITION OF: KASH DIEGO-DIOR AI #ON: -. STE 1200 Notice (form DE-154) of the encouraged to investigate the ex- WEBER minor child by her/his file written objections with the REGISTERED OWNER(S): LAURA LOS ANGELES CA 90017 filing of an inventory and ap- Hire for CDL mother ZOEY WEBER and/or fath- 2 yrs exp. on the road istence, priority, and size of out- court before the hearing. Your E RUCKER, 2054 E NEWGROVE CN971880 ARRIOLA Sep praisal of estate assets or of standing liens that may exist on er DARRIUS SPIVEY-NUNN appearance may be in per- ST, LANCASTER, CA 93535 3,4,10, 2020 Clean DMV record ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR any petition or account as this property by contacting the son or by your attorney. State of Incorporation/Organiza- provided in Probate Code •Home weekly •PAY weekly county recorder's office or a title CHANGE OF NAME tion: CA CASE NUMBER: 20AVCP00117 IF YOU ARE A CREDIT- 2020126116 section 1250. A Request for • Route •CA to Midwest insurance company, either of OR or a contingent creditor of This Business is conducted by AN FICTITIOUS BUSINESS which may charge you a fee for TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: INDIVIDUAL. Special Notice form is avail- • CA to Washington Petitioner: KASH DIEGO-DIOR the decedent, you must file NAME STATEMENT this information. If you consult The date registrant commenced to The following person(s) is/are do- able from the court clerk. • Dry Load either of these resources, you WEBER minor child by her/his your claim with the court and transact business under the ficti- Attorney for petitioner: • Pay .55 cents per mile (SOLO) mother ZOEY WEBER and/or fath- ing business as: SWEET BEA'S should be aware that the same mail a copy to the personal tious business name or names lis- TREATS, 3107 E AVE Q16, PALM- KEVIN L VON TUNGELN • Plus Bonus lender may hold more than one er DARRIUS SPIVEY-NUNN filed a ted above on N/A. petition with this court for a de- representative appointed by DALE, CA 93550; Mailing address: ESQ SBN 157713 • .65 cents per mile TEAM mortgage or deed of trust on the the court within the later of I declare that all information in this - County of: LOS ANGELES property. NOTICE TO PROP- cree changing names as follows: statement is true and correct. (A THOMPSON • Plus Bonus Present name either (1) four months from the AI #ON: -. VON TUNGELN APC ERTY OWNER: The sale date registrant who declares as true any R EGISTERED OWNER(S) : Call 661-317-8009 shown on this notice of sale may KASH DIEGO-DIOR WEBER date of first issuance of let- material matter pursuant to Sec- 963 W AVENUE J to: ters to a general personal rep- SHAUNIECE ARNELL SPEARS, be postponed one or more times tion 17913 of the Business and 3107 E AVE Q16, PALMDALE, CA LANCASTER CA 93534 by the mortgagee, beneficiary, Proposed name resentative, as defined in sec- Professions Code that the regis- WANTED: KASH DIEGO-DIOR WEBER 93550 CN972032 BAME Sep trustee, or a court, pursuant to tion 58(b) of the California trant knows to be false is guilty of a State of Incorporation/Organiza- 10,11,17, 2020 Full time line cook with Section 2924g of the California SPIVEY-NUNN misdemeanor punishable by a fine THE COURT ORDERS that all per- Probate Code, or (2) 60 days tion: - breakfast, lunch and/or Civil Code. The law requires that from the date of mailing or not to exceed one thousand dol- This Business is conducted by AN information about trustee sale sons interested in this matter shall lars ($1,000).) dinner experience. Great appear before this court at the personal delivery to you of a INDIVIDUAL. postponements be made available s/LAURA E RUCKER, OWNER The date registrant commenced to working environment. to you and to the public, as a cour- hearing indicated below to show notice under section 9052 of This statement was filed with the No matter All prospective candidates cause, if any, why the petition for transact business under the ficti- tesy to those not present at the the California Probate Code. County Clerk of LOS ANGELES on tious business name or names lis- please call Warren @ sale. If you wish to learn whether change of name should not be Other California statutes the date indicated by the filed granted. Any person objecting to ted above on 10/2019. how you 661.860.1277 your sale date has been post- and legal authority may affect stamp on 08/05/2020. I declare that all information in this poned, and, if applicable, the res- the name changes described NOTICE - In accordance with sub- above must file a written objection your rights as a creditor. You statement is true and correct. (A cheduled time and date for the sale division (a) of section 17920, a ficti- registrant who declares as true any say it… of this property, you may call FOR that includes the reasons for the may want to consult with an tious name statement generally ex- objection at least two court days attorney knowledgeable in material matter pursuant to Sec- SALES INFORMATION, PLEASE pires at the end of five years from tion 17913 of the Business and CALL (855)986-9342, or visit this before the matter is scheduled to California law. the date on which it was filed in the be heard and must appear at the Professions Code that the regis- CATALINA SPA Internet Web site www.superiorde- YOU MAY EXAMINE the office of the county clerk, except, trant knows to be false is guilty of a fault.com using the file number as- hearing to show cause why the pe- as provided in subdivision (b) of 4 seater + lounge w/cover, steps, tition should not be granted. If no file kept by the court. If you misdemeanor punishable by a fine all chemicals, 4 yrs Lk new $1500 signed to this case 2020-1518. In- are a person interested in the section 17920, where it expires 40 not to exceed one thousand dol- formation about postponements written objection is timely filed, the days after any change in the facts “SOLD” court may grant the petition estate, you may file with the lars ($1,000).) that are very short in duration or set forth in the statement pursuant s/SHAUNIECE ARNELL SPEARS, that occur close in time to the without a hearing. court a Request for Special to section 17913 other than a NOTICE OF HEARING OWNER scheduled sale may not immedi- Notice (form DE-154) of the change in the residence address of This statement was filed with the “The phone keeps ringing!” ately be reflected in the telephone Date: Oct. 19, 2020 Time: 8:30 filing of an inventory and ap- a registered owner. A new ficti- a.m. Dept.: A15 The address of the County Clerk of LOS ANGELES on – Arthur C., Palmdale information or on the Internet Web praisal of estate assets or of tious business name statement the date indicated by the filed site. The best way to verify post- court is same as noted above. must be filed before the expiration. A copy of this Order to Show any petition or account as stamp on 08/19/2020. ponement information is to attend Effective January 1, 2014, the Ficti- NOTICE - In accordance with sub- the scheduled sale. Date : Cause shall be published at least provided in Probate Code tious Business Name Statement Speedy Seller I Ads once each week for four success- section 1250. A Request for division (a) of section 17920, a ficti- 8/17/2020. S.B.S. TRUST DEED must be accompanied by the Affi- tious name statement generally ex- Get Fast Results! 0303 RE- Lancaster NETWORK, A CALIFORNIA COR- ive weeks prior to the date set for Special Notice form is avail- davit of Identity form. The filing of hearing on the petition in the fol- pires at the end of five years from PORATION. 31194 La Baya Drive, able from the court clerk. this statement does not of itself au- the date on which it was filed in the Suite 106, Westlake Village, Cali- lowing newspaper of general circu- thorize the use in this state of a fic- lines days lation, printed in this county: Ante- Attorney for petitioner office of the county clerk, except, fornia, 91362 (818)991-4600. By: CANDACE M. WILKERSON titious business name in violation as provided in subdivision (b) of 3 7 Colleen Irby, Trustee Sale Of- lope Valley Press of the rights of another under fed- Date: Aug. 28, 2020 WONG FLEMING, section 17920, where it expires 40 Web Included! ficer. WE ARE ATTEMPTING TO eral, state, or common law (see days after any change in the facts COLLECT A DEBT, AND ANY IN- LISA M. CHUNG, JUDGE ATTORNEY AT LAW section 14411 et seq., Business JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR set forth in the statement pursuant FORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE 10675 WILLOWS RD. NE, and Professions Code). to section 17913 other than a USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. COURT I hereby certify that this copy is a 50 Publish: 9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 2020 STE. 250 change in the residence address of $ (08/27/20, 09/03/20, 09/10/20 TS# REDMOND, WA 98052 correct copy of the original state- a registered owner. A new ficti- 2020-1518 SDI-19330) 425-869-4040 ment on file in my office. Dean C. tious business name statement +1600 sq. ft. beautiful Superior Court of California, Logan, Los Angeles County Clerk 18 Publish: 9/9, 9/10, 9/16, 2020 must be filed before the expiration. Speedy Seller I Classified 2 stry W. Lancaster on a County of Los Angeles By: M. CARRASCO, Deputy Pub- Effective January 1, 2014, the Ficti- Superior Court of California, 42011 4th Street West lished in the Antelope Valley Press ads are for non-commercial tree lined residential st. tious Business Name Statement advertisers offering to sell any County of Los Angeles Lancaster, CA 93534 661-267-4112: 9/3, 9/10, 9/17, must be accompanied by the Affi- Move in ready, commuter 42011 4th Street West North District NOTICE OF PETITION TO 9/24, 2020 personal possession under davit of Identity form. The filing of The price must appear in friendly and located near Lancaster, CA 93534 Michael D. Antonovich ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: this statement does not of itself au- $500.00. shopping & restaurants. North District Antelope Valley Courthouse LISA ANN BEAUDIN AKA the ad. Items with commercial intent or thorize the use in this state of a fic- purpose and garage sales do not qualify 3 bdrms 2.5 ba. Entry has Michael D. Antonovich PETITION OF: DE'JON JAMAL LISA ANN SILER AKA LISA A. NOTICEOFPETITION titious business name in violation a vaulted ceiling. Beautiful Antelope Valley Courthouse HAMPTON minor child by her/his TOADMINISTERES- of the rights of another under fed- for this rate. There is a 3-line, $18.50 PETITION OF: MARKUS ALLEN mother LAVOYA BRYANT FOR BEAUDIN eral, state, or common law (see minimum and Speedy Seller l ads must staircase leads to the BANKS FOR CHANGE OF NAME CHANGE OF NAME CASE NO. 20STPB07103 TATE OF STEVEN S. AR- section 14411 et seq., Business run without copy changes. Additional upstairs bedrooms. Cozy ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, RIOLA aka STEVEN AR- and Professions Code). lines $1.75. Ad price includes 7 days in frplc & warm wood look CHANGE OF NAME CHANGE OF NAME contingent creditors, and persons RIOLA aka STEVE ARRI- I hereby certify that this copy is a the Antelope Valley Press, 1 day in the CASE NUMBER: 20AVCP00108 CASE NUMBER: 20AVCP00118 correct copy of the original state- AVP Express, and 7 days online. floors. Kitchen has white TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: who may otherwise be interested in OLA the WILL or estate, or both of LISA ment on file in my office. Dean C. Call today for more information. cabinets, granite counters Petitioner: MARKUS ALLEN Petitioner: DE'JON JAMAL HAMP- Case No. 20STPB05681 Logan, Los Angeles County Clerk & stainless appl's. Pool BANKS filed a petition with this TON minor child by her/his mother ANN BEAUDIN AKA LISA ANN To all heirs, beneficiaries, By: C. CHEN, Deputy Published in sized bckyrd is lndscpd court for a decree changing names LAVOYA BRYANT filed a petition SILER AKA LISA A. BEAUDIN. creditors, contingent creditors, the Antelope Valley Press 661-267- as follows: with this court for a decree chan- A PETITION FOR PROBATE has and persons who may other- 4112: 9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 2020 w/lg cov'd patio for relax- Present name ging names as follows: ing in the shade. See it been filed by JEANIE MARIE wise be interested in the will MARKUS ALLEN BANKS Present name SHARPTON in the Superior Court of today TOPEL REALTY to: DE'JON JAMAL HAMPTON or estate, or both, of STEVEN NOTICE OF PETITION HOTCLASSIFIEDS Proposed name to: California, County of LO S S. ARRIOLA aka STEVEN Kerry Topel BRE#01227477 ANGELES. TO ADMINISTER ES- 661-618-9007 MARKUS ALLEN NADEAU Proposed name ARRIOLA aka STEVE ARRI- THE COURT ORDERS that all per- DE'JON JAMAL ANAJAE' THE PETITION FOR PROBATE re- OLA TATE OF MARK ELMER 940-1000 sons interested in this matter shall PATRICK quests that JEANIE MARIE APETITIONFORPROBATE BAME aka MARK E. appear before this court at the THE COURT ORDERS that all per- SHARPTON be appointed as per- hearing indicated below to show sons interested in this matter shall has been filed by Debbie Arri- BAME aka MARK BAME cause, if any, why the petition for appear before this court at the sonal representative to administer ola in the Superior Court of Case No. 20AVPB00200 change of name should not be hearing indicated below to show the estate of the decedent. California, County of LOS To all heirs, beneficiaries, granted. Any person objecting to cause, if any, why the petition for THE PETITION requests authority to ANGELES. creditors, contingent credit- the name changes described change of name should not be administer the estate under the Inde- THEPETITIONFORPRO- ors, and persons who may above must file a written objection granted. Any person objecting to pendent Administration of Estates BATE requests that Debbie otherwise be interested in the that includes the reasons for the the name changes described Act. (This authority will allow the per- objection at least two court days above must file a written objection Arriola be appointed as per- will or estate, or both, of before the matter is scheduled to that includes the reasons for the sonal representative to take many sonal representative to admin- MARK ELMER BAME aka be heard and must appear at the objection at least two court days actions without obtaining court ap- ister the estate of the de- MARK E. BAME aka MARK hearing to show cause why the pe- before the matter is scheduled to proval. Before taking certain very im- cedent. BAME tition should not be granted. If no be heard and must appear at the portant actions, however, the person- THE PETITION requests au- A PETITION FOR PRO- written objection is timely filed, the hearing to show cause why the pe- al representative will be required to thority to administer the es- BATE has been filed by Mi- court may grant the petition tition should not be granted. If no give notice to interested persons un- without a hearing. written objection is timely filed, the tate under the Independent chael Bennewitz in the Super- NOTICE OF HEARING court may grant the petition less they have waived notice or con- Administration of Estates Act. ior Court of California, County Date: Sept. 23, 2020 Time: 8:30 without a hearing. sented to the proposed action.) The (This authority will allow the of LOS ANGELES. a.m. Dept.: A14 The address of the NOTICE OF HEARING independent administration authority personal representative to THE PETITION FOR PRO- court is same as noted above. Date: Oct. 19, 2020 Time: 8:30 will be granted unless an interested take many actions without ob- BATE requests that Michael A copy of this Order to Show a.m. Dept.: A14 The address of the person files an objection to the peti- taining court approval. Before Bennewitz be appointed as Cause shall be published at least court is same as noted above. tion and shows good cause why the once each week for four success- A copy of this Order to Show taking certain very important personal representative to ad- ive weeks prior to the date set for Cause shall be published at least court should not grant the authority. actions, however, the person- minister the estate of the de- hearing on the petition in the fol- once each week for four success- A HEARING on the petition will be al representative will be re- cedent. lowing newspaper of general circu- ive weeks prior to the date set for held in this court as follows: 01/15/21 quired to give notice to inter- THE PETITION requests lation, printed in this county: Ante- hearing on the petition in the fol- at 8:30AM in Dept. 4 located at 111 ested persons unless they authority to administer the es- lope Valley Press lowing newspaper of general circu- N. HILL ST., LOS ANGELES, CA have waived notice or consen- tate under the Independent Date: Aug. 10, 2020 lation, printed in this county: Ante- 90012 LISA M. CHUNG, JUDGE lope Valley Press ted to the proposed action.) Administration of Estates Act. JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR Date: Aug. 31, 2020 Notice of Telephonic Hearing The independent administra- (This authority will allow the COURT LISA M. CHUNG, JUDGE Due to court closures, you may parti- tion authority will be granted personal representative to Publish: 8/27, 9/3, 9/10/ 9/17, 2020 JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR cipate telephonically by scheduling unless an interested person take many actions without ob- COURT with CourtCall at 1-888-882-6878. files an objection to the peti- taining court approval. Before Publish: 9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 2020 Please check the court's website at tion and shows good cause taking certain very important www.lacourt.com for information re- why the court should not grant actions, however, the person- garding closure to the public. the authority. al representative will be re- IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of A HEARING on the petition quired to give notice to inter- the petition, you should appear at the will be held on Dec. 7, 2020 at ested persons unless they hearing and state your objections or 8:30 AM in Dept. No. 4 loc- have waived notice or con- file written objections with the court ated at 111 N. Hill St., Los sented to the proposed ac- before the hearing. Your appear- Angeles, CA 90012. tion.) The independent admin- ance may be in person or by your at- IF YOU OBJECT to the grant- istration authority will be gran- torney. ing of the petition, you should ted unless an interested per- IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a con- appear at the hearing and son files an objection to the tingent creditor of the decedent, you state your objections or file petition and shows good must file your claim with the court written objections with the cause why the court should and mail a copy to the personal rep- court before the hearing. Your not grant the authority. resentative appointed by the court appearance may be in person A HEARING on the peti- within the later of either (1) four or by your attorney. tion will be held on Dec. 17, months from the date of first issu- IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or 2020 at 10:30 AM in Dept. No. ance of letters to a general personal a contingent creditor of the de- A-12 located at 42011 4TH ST representative, as defined in section cedent, you must file your WEST, LANCASTER CA 58(b) of the California Probate Code, claim with the court and mail a 93534. or (2) 60 days from the date of mail- copy to the personal repres- IF YOU OBJECT to the ing or personal delivery to you of a entative appointed by the granting of the petition, you notice under section 9052 of the court within the later of either should appear at the hearing California Probate Code. (1) four months from the date and state your objections or Other California statutes and legal of first issuance of letters to a file written objections with the authority may affect your rights as a general personal representat- court before the hearing. Your creditor. You may want to consult ive, as defined in section 58(b) appearance may be in per- with an attorney knowledgeable in of the California Probate son or by your attorney. California law. Code, or (2) 60 days from the IF YOU ARE A CREDIT- YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by date of mailing or personal de- OR or a contingent creditor of the court. If you are a person inter- livery to you of a notice under the decedent, you must file ested in the estate, you may file with section 9052 of the California your claim with the court and the court a Request for Special No- Probate Code. mail a copy to the personal tice (form DE-154) of the filing of an Other California statutes and representative appointed by inventory and appraisal of estate as- legal authority may affect your the court within the later of sets or of any petition or account as rights as a creditor. You may either (1) four months from the provided in Probate Code section want to consult with an attor- date of first issuance of let- 1250. A Request for Special Notice ney knowledgeable in Califor- ters to a general personal rep- form is available from the court clerk. nia law. resentative, as defined in sec- Attorney for Petitioner YOU MAY EXAMINE the file tion 58(b) of the California DARIN M. KARPEL - SBN 186395, kept by the court. If you are a Probate Code, or (2) 60 days KARPEL LAW FIRM person interested in the es- from the date of mailing or 4500 PARK GRANADA tate, you may file with the personal delivery to you of a SUITE 202 court a Request for Special notice under section 9052 of CALABASAS CA 91302-1613 Notice (form DE-154) of the fil- the California Probate Code. 9/3, 9/4, 9/10/20 ing of an inventory and ap- Other California statutes CNS-3394534# praisal of estate assets or of and legal authority may affect any petition or account as your rights as a creditor. You provided in Probate Code sec- may want to consult with an tion 1250. A Request for Spe- attorney knowledgeable in cial Notice form is available California law. from the court clerk. YOU MAY EXAMINE the Attorney for petitioner: file kept by the court. If you TERRENCE J O REILLY are a person interested in the ESQ SBN 80491 estate, you may file with the 800 W SIXTH ST court a Request for Special STE 1200 Notice (form DE-154) of the LOS ANGELES CA 90017 filing of an inventory and ap- CN971880 ARRIOLA Sep praisal of estate assets or of 3,4,10, 2020 any petition or account as provided in Probate Code section 1250. A Request for Special Notice form is avail- able from the court clerk. Attorney for petitioner: KEVIN L VON TUNGELN ESQ SBN 157713 THOMPSON VON TUNGELN APC 963 W AVENUE J LANCASTER CA 93534 CN972032 BAME Sep 10,11,17, 2020 D2 Antelope Valley Press, Thursday, September 10, 2020

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