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constantly waged war on each other,
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ground. head-hunters who collected the heads of
The playground will be accessed from ex- defeated enemies and dried the skin of the
isting asphalt pathways and the surfacing of the head to shrink it in size to create trophies
play area will be made with ADA approved (tsantsa). They used huge bows and ar-
rubberized surface to provide wheelchair ac- rows, clubs and poison darts from blow-
cess. Dave Bang & Associates designed the guns.
playground to accommodate the needs of peo- Waging war with other tribes was a way
ple with all abilities, and provides a great op- of life for most native Americans. Dis-
agreements between Chiefs and Indians
portunity for integrated play. Grand Opening is was also common.
anticipated in spring 2018. Occasionally in history, not every chief
was loved... Cherokee Nation Chiefs in
When: Sunday, December 3 at 1pm Early Times experienced some of this.
Historically, there were Tribal Town
Where: On the beach at 9th and PCH in Chiefs, and then Principal Chiefs whose
Huntington Beach, Entering 913 Pacific Coast jurisdiction encompassed all Tribal Towns
Hwy in your GPS will guide you to the general area and districts with police powers among their
communities.
Who:The idea of an accessible beach playground began in 2007. At that time, the Community Services Commission as well Some Chiefs were born to lead...replacing
as City Council approved the concept and location for the playground with understanding that the project would begin once them was not easy...usually only death or old
age could result in a new Chief. The Pow
funding became available. Through a community effort, the project re-gained traction and was placed on the Capital Improve- Wow was part of the process.
ment Project list for fiscal year 2015/16. Staff then took the project through a Coastal Development Permit process and received
entitlement approval in 2016. Although the City had already received a $40K donation from an individual community member,
as well as a $5K recycling grant, funding for the project was lacking.
The Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs of Huntington Beach championed the project and garnered the support of their members to
come up with cash needed to fund the project. Rotary Club of Huntington Beach generously donated $50K and the Kiwanis
Club of Huntington Beach was able to raise $25K toward the project. Those donations, together with City Park Funds closed
the gap.

17 CIF-SS Over - Mater Dei #1 Not much difference from today, the Chiefs
had their tribal elected Councils and the law
of the lands flowed up and down stream.
"CIF Southern Section boys water polo playoffs took place in
early November, and the finals were played on November 11 Corporate America has not changed much,
except many companies do not have to wait
Margarita (17-4), Huntington Beach (16-7), Harvard-West- for their chief's death but in many cases their
Top 8 teams of Division 1 were determined based on their lake (15-12) and Loyola (16-11).
DIVISION 1
retirement...
results and standings. Hence, the participants of the final Pairings of the Top 8 tournament caught attention. Top- Take the Choctaw Indian Tribes for exam-
tournament were: Mater Dei (24-3), Orange Lutheran (24- seeded Mater Dei and Loyola recently defeated Loyola (8:6), ple. When the Chief was in conflict with the
2), Oaks Christian (21-5), Newport Harbor (22-5), Santa while Newport celebrated after the close encounter with Mar- tribe (Indians) their elected Council inter-
garita in September which went into vened, discussed, argued points of view and
overtime (9:8). Oaks Christian was in rendered a decision about the chief's actions
October edged out by Huntington or Indian tribal concerns. Their Tribal Council
Beach (11:10), and Lutheran/Orange had a role to play in settling disputes! Inter-
esting how this early community society and
was the league runner-up to Harvard- their leadership structure and mores evolved
Westlake team which in July won the well in advance of our modern management
U.S. Club Championships in San principles.
Diego. Does not appear much has changed and the
All matches lived up to expectations old ways are still pretty relevant in our crazy,
that they will end with narrow results. complicated world of instant information
The most convincing win of the quar- sharing.
terfinals was the one accomplished by The American Indian community was a
Mater Dei water polo players who proud part of our history; warriors when they
overpowered Loyola (8:6). Newport needed to be, farmers as a need, providers and
Harbor prevailed over Santa Margarita above all family men, women and children
trying to survive in a peaceful community.

Continued on pg 11 Dave Garofalo


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Last week, I took my grand-children to a restaurant. As you sit inside the courtroom, you
My nine-year-old grandson asked if he could say grace. can see the wall, right above where the
As we bowed our heads he said, "God is good, God is great. Thank Supreme Court Judges sit, a display of
you for the food, and I would even thank you more if Nana gets us ice The Ten Commandments
cream for dessert. And liberty and justice for all! Amen!"
Along with the laughter from the other customers nearby, I heard a
woman remark, "That's what's wrong with this country. Kids today don't
even know how to pray. Asking God for ice cream! Why, I never!"
Hearing this, my grandson burst into tears and asked me, "Did I do it
wrong? Is God mad at me?"
As I held him and assured him that he had done a terrific job, and God
was certainly not mad at him, an elderly gentleman approached the table.
He winked at my grandson and said, "I happen to know that God
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"Too bad she never asks God for ice cream. A little ice cream is good for the soul sometimes."
Naturally, I bought my grand-children ice cream at the end of the meal. My grandson stared at his for a
moment, and then did something I will remember the rest of my life.
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Lord. "God, what does a mil- it did not cause seri-
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Legendary Artist
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,
HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist

Milford Zornes'
Ties to HB
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ilford Zornes, one of the pio- China, Burma and the India Theater.
neers of the California style I had the pleasure of visiting Milford
of watercolor, had many ties at his World War II Painting Exhibit at
to Huntington Beach. The famous The Joint Forces Training Base in Los
painter, whose work is in the White Alamitos, where he donated the sales
House, Smithsonian, Metropolitan Mu- of his artwork to the base.
seum of Art and Library of Congress, "Milford was a role model for the art
was a good friend of Sunset Beach world. For years, he turned his dimin-
Artist Bill Anderson They painted to- ishing eyesight (muscular degenera-

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gether the last 15 years of Zornes' life. tion) into a strength with intense colors,
"We painted at least one day a week," simplified design and strong contrast."
said Anderson, whose friend lived in said Anderson, who recently had a
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Sunset Beach, the beau- TOPLEFT: Artists Bill Anderson and Milford
tiful trees in HB Central Zornes at Anderson Art Gallery in 1998; TOP
Park and the Bolsa RIGHT: HB Mayor Pro Tem Mike Posey and HB
Chica Wetlands." The City Council Member Lyn Semeta admiring Mil-
very humble artist en- ford Zornes' Work; BOTTOMLEFT: "Happiness
Is Warm Color in The Shade," a new biography
joyed encouraging oth- on Milford Zornes; BOTTOM RIGHT: Bill Ander-
ers by putting on lectures son, HB City Council Member Lyn Semeta and
and demonstrations at HB Mayor Pro Tem Mike Posey.
the HB Art Center and in
Anderson Art Gallery, the site of a spe- Tem Mike Posey, HB City Council
cial exhibit in honor of Zornes 100th members Lyn Semeta and Patrick
Birthday in 2008. Brenden were in awe of Milford's cre-
"Milford was quietly confident but ative work and the new book about his
not arrogant. He always was working artwork.
on his next painting, even on the day he You can get copies of the book at An-
died in 2008," said Anderson, who has derson Art Gallery, 16812 PCH (next to
more than 100 of the famed artist's Captain Jacks Restaurant) in Sunset
paintings, sketches, drawings and block Beach on Friday's and Saturday's from
demonstrations of seascapes, trees, 1pm to 9pm and Sunday's from 1pm to
women and scenes from World War II, 6pm. Bill's email is
when he was in the Army assigned to aagcollection@aol.com; gallery num-
cover the war with his illustrations of ber: (562) 592-4393.
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AR IES . March 21 - April 19. . Positivity
Aries has the ability to find the good in almost any situation. While this strong sign is
known for battling their way through life, they are often able to do it with a smile on their
face and enough optimism to encourage others to keep moving forward, too. Even though
this ram sign has a hot temper, they're quick to forgive and let bygones be bygones because
they know life is too short to focus on the negatives.

TAURUS . April 20 - May 20 . Compassion


Tell a Taurus your troubles and they're likely to put their hand on your shoulder, give
you meaningful words of encouragement and follow up with a warm, comforting hug. This
family-oriented sign is never afraid to give their support and love to others, even at the ex-
pense of themselves. Their ability to understand someone's pain, and show kindness when
it's most needed is so powerful, it has the ability to transform situations for the better.

GEMIN I . May 21 - June 20 . Intellect


It's no secret to Gemini that they're smart. Their absolute love of knowledge can be in-
timidating to others, but because Gemini is so social and friendly, they are quick to make
anyone they're talking to feel equally intelligent. This twin sign is able to quickly synthesize
information and use it to improve the world around them. This makes them strong leaders
as well as thinkers.

CANCER . June 21 -
July 22 . Helpful
Nothing makes Cancer
happier than knowing they
were the reason some-
one's day was brighter.
This sensitive sign
will make every ef-
fort to be there for
people who need
them, and won't quit
just because the
road ahead is hard.
These crabs aren't
boastful, either, so
make sure to give
them a thank-you or
else they may feel like
their time and energy
wasn't valued.
Yup - Thats Me
LEO . July 23 - August 22
. Inner Strength
Leo is the quiet, unmoving anchor in a
chaotic sea. Their strength is primal and deeper than
many can fathom. Leo's ability to weather storms and survive things that destroy others is
nothing short of remarkable, but they don't need you to tell them that. These fierce lions
are unwavering in their ability to overcome hardship and maintain their composure while
being confident leaders and, when needed, brave protectors.

V IRGO . August 23 - September 22 . Nurturing


A Virgo will never turn their back on someone in need. This loving maiden sign is drawn
to care-taking roles and no job, no matter how demanding, will change their minds.
Whether they're tending to the sick, providing for the needy, comforting someone in mourn-
ing or even assisting someone who is terminally ill, Virgo will give all of themselves in
order to make sure the person who needs them most feels loved.

L IBRA . September 23 - October 22 . Self-improvement Play it safe - never touch


Libra is always searching for ways to find the best version of themselves, and they aren't
afraid to work hard to achieve it. Whether it's analyzing their thoughts, feelings and reac- anything caught in a
tions, or dedicating themselves to healthier eating and exercise, Libra will work tirelessly
to get the results they want and then take a step back to re-evaluate their path. This sign
power line.
isn't afraid to take stock of their faults and will never stop trying to fix them.

. October 23 - November 22 . Creativity


If an object gets caught in a power
SCORP IO
Crafty Scorpio can turn anything into a work of art. There is no limit to their creativity
and even if they're on a tight budget, this sign can turn scraps into something beautiful.
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. November 23 - December 21 . Open-minded


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quick judgment. Often this optimistic sign is looking for the most reasonable explanation
for events, giving them the power of perspective many don't have. This archer sign is wise
want to help you and your family
and able to see different solutions to problems because they aren't closed off to new ideas
or information.
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CAPR ICORN . December 22 - January 19 . Focus


Capricorn is intense and when they want to achieve something, they will dedicate all of
their mental faculties toward that goal. Their laser-like focus and determination is un-
matched in all of the zodiac, and you can believe that if a Capricorn tells you they're going
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AQUAR IUS . January 20 - February 18 . Stewardship


Aquarius is a healer by nature and takes great care to leave the world better than how
they found it. This wind sign has a natural green thumb and seems to intuitively know
what plants and even animals need in order to thrive. More important than harvesting the
wild, Aquarius will nurture it and help it recover from the damage humans have inflicted,
leaving a vibrant world for the next generation to enjoy.

P ISCES . February 19 - March 20 . Listening


Pisces is a wonderful communicator. Not only can Pisces clearly say how they feel, they
are able to truly hear someone else, allowing them to feel validated and important in the
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Clearance Backlog Threatens


National Security
People and Their Issues - Our Business... By Michael James Barton during the first quarter of 2017.
Right now, more than 500,000 federal employ- With threats mounting each day, America can't
THE LOCAL NEWS is published on the 1st and 15th. ees and government contractors are awaiting se- let qualified defense professionals sit idle.
curity clearances. Consider cyber-warfare, which nearly three in
That poses a serious threat. The enormous four Americans see as a critical threat. It's easy
THE LOCAL NEWS serves the residents/business men
to see why; hackers at-
tempted to infiltrate
and women of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and
Westminster, California with entertaining, informative both the Republican
National Committee
and Democratic Na-
and objective looks at ourselves, neighbors and the
world as issues are debated, people interact socially and tional Committee last
year, demonstrating
politically and events take place locally. We also believe how a cyber-attack
could disrupt our insti-
tutions.
that we should have fun and thank volunteers!
Award Winning Staff The current clearance
Rex Gerlach & system also wastes tax-
Jim Horton (Emeritus) payer money. Newly
Internet Services: recruited defense pro-
fessionals still get paid
by their employers
1st Page Exposure
Sales: Account Manager:
while their background
Kevin Garofalo checks are cleared.
Marketing Coordinator One step to reduce
& City Editor: the backlog? Eliminate
application redun-
dancy. Some agencies
Nancy Gray
Graphic Design: backlog of clearance applications prevents tal- immediately grant applicants a certain clearance
ented analysts, engineers, and coders from level if they've met requirements at a different
Photography & Freelance:
Stacy Nunley
working on today's most critical national secu- agency. To minimize wasteful reapplications,
rity challenges. Some applicants wait more than federal regulators should make this policy --
350 days before starting their jobs. Unsurpris- called reciprocity -- mandatory across all agen-
Chris MacDonald
Contributors:
ingly, many highly qualified and badly needed cies.
security officials take other employment due to The Trump administration could also ask Con-
Arnold Dufour, Cathy Green, Moe Kanoudi,
Jordan Kobritz, David White the unreasonable delay. gress for funding to help agencies bolster staff
All inquiries for Advertising and Editorial call (714) The high-stakes waiting game leaves our na- for clearance applications. The National Back-
tion needlessly short-handed and wastes tax- ground Investigations Bureau, for example, took
914.9797. Any omissions/errors in copy or advertising payer money. To keep America safe, the Trump on 400 new investigators in 2016 and aims to
limited to in kind cost of actual newspaper space occupied administration should make ending the clear- enlist 200 more in 2017.
by the error. Letters-to-the-Editor policies include: ance backlog an urgent priority. The clearance build-up is already hindering
address letters to Editor at address below. Include your There are two main reasons for the current vital projects, squandering resources, and dis-
name, daytime phone number, occupation or company clearance build-up. couraging talented Americans from pursuing na-
affiliation, group or organization membership, should The first is the data breach that compromised tional security jobs. By enacting immediate,
those issues be appropriate. THELOCALNEWS the Office of Personnel Management in June of practical reforms, President Trump and his team
reserves the right to print all or part, editing for brevity 2015. That hack forced the agency to shut down can eliminate this backlog -- and make sure our
its systems for about a month to improve safe- nation remains safe.
or language. Reproduction in whole or part is strictly guards, bringing all background investigations
prohibited without written permission. Subscriptions are to a halt. Michael James Barton, a
$35 per year, $19 for 6 months and $12 for 3 months. A few months later, the Defense Security Serv- policy fellow at ARTIS Inter-
Substantial copies of The Local News are direct-mailed to ice, the agency that reviews clearance requests national, served as deputy
residents and businesses in our circulation area. Subscrip- before passing them along to OPM, suffered director of the Middle East
tion sales are a major part of our business approach. budget cuts. As a result, DSS temporarily Policy Office in the Office of
Home delivery is augmented by direct mail to specific stopped processing almost all requests for gov- the Secretary of Defense
local residents, business and officials. We encourage your ernment contractors. from 2006 to 2009. Earlier,
support and participation. Seal Beach, Rossmoor, In both cases, pending applications piled up he served on the Homeland
quickly. In four weeks, DSS alone faced a back- Security Council at the White House. This piece
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17 CIF-SS Over - Mater Dei #1


(6:5), while Oaks Christian held off Huntington Beach bold who scored 4 goals. Billy Motherway recorded Newport Harbor 6:5 Santa Margarita
(11:10). Harvard-Westlake edged out the reigning 13 saves. Coached by Chris Segesman, Mater Dei won Oaks Christian 11:10 Huntington Beach
champions Lutheran/Orange (9:8) with goalkeeper the section championship for the 7th time, and this is Harvard-Westlake 9:8 Lutheran/Orange
Sam Krutonog emerging as the hero of the game. their 5th title in Division 1.
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Oaks Christian water polo players were also brilliant Places 5-8 (November 7, 2017)
in the semifinal clash with Harvard-Westlake when DIVISIONS 2-7 Loyola 12:11 Santa Margarita
they recorded an important narrow 8:7 win. Their next Foothill water polo players won the Division 2 title Huntington Beach 12:17 Lutheran/Orange
obstacle on the way to the title was Mater Dei team after beating Corona del Mar (10:7) in a thrilling
which easily outshot Newport Harbor (9:3) in the other match. Top-seeded Foothill was leading during the en- Semifinals (November 8, 2017)
semifinal game. tire game and eventually won their third Division 2 Mater Dei 9:3 Newport Harbor
title in four years. Oaks Christian 8:7 Harvard-Westlake
Two more games finished with the same result Re-
dondo triumphed over Walnut in Division 4 finals, 7th/8th Place (November 9, 2017)
MATER DEI BEAT OAKS CHRISTIAN

Division 1 finalists Mater Dei and Oaks Christian while Temescal Canyon overpowered Don Lugo and Santa Margarita 10:8 Huntington Beach
TO WIN TITLE

qualified for the first CIF-SS regional championships became the Division 5 champion.
which start next week. Lutheran/Orange failed to de- Division 3 title went to La Serna water polo squad 5th/6th Place (November 9, 2017)
fend the title and finished 5th after winning the match which defeated Dost Pueblos (9:7). In spite of the fact Loyola 7:13 Lutheran/Orange
against Loyola water polo team (13:7). that they went ahead 4:0 at the beginning, La Serna
Oaks Christian entered the finals as an underdog players later struggled when the opponent stroke back 3rd/4th Place (November 10, 2017)
against Mater Dei water polo squad. Last years Divi- and tied the result (6:6). The winner was determined Newport Harbor 6:4 Harvard-Westlake
sion 3 champions were not able to confront Mater Dei in the final period when the Lancers scored two con-
which put on their brilliant performance. Thanks to secutive goals preventing Dos Pueblos from making Final (November 11, 2017)
their experience and impeccable defense, the Mon- any surprises. Mater Dei 13:9 Oaks Christian
archs triumphed in the final game. Division 6 finals saw Pacifica water polo squad
In the first half, Jackson Seybold, Warren Loth, record a narrow 9:8 victory against Buena Park to win Division 2 Final
Kaden Kaneko each scored a goal, while Cooper their first CIF title. Valley View held off El Rancho Foothill 10:7 Corona del Mar
Hadda added a pair. With the halftime result being 8:3, (14:13) in a close battle for the Division 7 title.
it was obvious who will be the champion. After the Division 3 Final
break, Cameron Reagan netted two and Ian Minster- RESULTS La Serna 9:7 Dos Pueblos
man found the net once to increase their teams lead. Division 1
Sealing the victory was an easy job for such an expe- 1st Round (November 2, 2017) Division 4 Final
rienced team like Mater Dei. They were led by Sey- Mater Dei 8:6 Loyola Redondo 10:7 Walnut 11
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Pigs Get Fat, Kobritz


Hogs Get on
Sports
D
Slaughtered
allas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban both Murdochs and McManus employers carry NFL programming.
knows a thing or two about trends and The NFL's year-over-year ratings decline is only 5%. However, the biggest drop
By Jordan Kobritz investing, knowledge that made him 11% - is in the highly sought after 18-34-year-old demographic. Thats the demo
successful in business. Now you might be able that most concerns TV execs - and Cuban. Some of the ratings loss can be attributed
to add NFL prophet to his list of qualifications. to millennials abandoning the television set for streaming. But a lack of interest in
Three years ago, Cuban predicted a decline in the NFLs popularity, due primarily the sport, due in part to safety concerns, seems to
to an oversaturation of the product. NFL games be growing.
were everywhere, Sunday afternoon on CBS and It should be noted that the NFL isnt the only
FOX, Sunday evening on ESPN, Monday night property that has experienced a decline in ratings
on NBC, and a Thursday night package shared this year. According to Nielsens latest survey,
among CBS, NBC and the NFL Network. The NBCs non-football prime-time audience was
League also shows games from London on Sun- down 4%; CBS was down 6%; ABC was down
day morning and will add Saturday night games 11%; and Fox was down 20% through the first
next month. In addition, 11 of the 14 Thursday month of the new season. Sports Business Jour-
games are streamed on Amazon. And those are nal reported that since the fall TV season
just the live games. opened, NFL viewership is 2.5 times larger than
The NFL Network offers 24-hour programming prime-time viewership.
for those who want to stay in touch with football Maybe the NFL is heading for an implosion.
before, during and after games. Add social media However, 17 of the top 20 shows since the start
highlights, websites and mobile apps and it seems of football season were football games, which
the NFL is everywhere. means in an overall downward trend in ratings,
In 2014 when Cuban predicted an NFL implo- the NFL is holding its own. It may be a while before we can conclude that Mark
sion within 10 years pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered was his epiphanous line Cuban is indeed a prophet.
- the league was coming off its second highest viewership ratings of all time, lead-
ing some to wonder if Cuban was a heretic. But after ratings declined last year, a Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball
number of believers joined the bandwagon. The sagging ratings were attributed to
several factors, chief among them the presidential campaign, poor matchups and team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He is a Professor in
the continuing concussion story. and Chair of the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland
When the ratings decline continued this year, with only the concussion story car- and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com The opinions
rying over from the previous years excuses, Cuban picked up a passel of support- contained in this column are the authors. Jordan can be reached at
ers. 21st Century Fox CEO James Murdoch said he was concerned the proliferation jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
of televised games is asking a lot of NFL customers. CBS Sports Chairman Sean
McManus attributed the sagging numbers to too much football on TV. Ironically, The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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It Looks Like An Old Rotten Tree Trunk But Looking Closer Reveals
Something Mind Blowing!
Artist Zheng Chunhui has created a piece called Along The River During
The Quinming Festival and it seems as though he was on a mission to blow
everyones mind.
Take a look at the photos below and try to imagine the incredible skill and
dedication required to create something like this
Nice tree, buddy 40-feet long? Pretty impressive! You want me to look
closer? Okay

Its is a replica of the famous Chinese painting Along The River During
The Quinming Festival created by artist Zhang Zeduan during the Song
Dynasty.

Um WHAT !?

This mind-blowing artwork was created by Zheng Chunhui and took four
years to complete. Kudos to you, sir.

Okay, so it turns out this is a wooded carved sculpture. Made with a single
tree trunk, it has been recognized as the worlds longest wood carving by
the Guinness Book of World Records.

Now THATS a masterpiece!


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The sculpture contains over 550 individually carved people. Not to mention
all the buildings and foliage.

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Our Water Blessings This


Holiday Season

W
e are thankful systems and, most importantly, the water supply. Water Districts coastal plain are standing on top
for our bless- One can survive for a while without power, or of one of the most resilient and plentiful water
ings this holi- fully functioning roads, but sanitation and con- supplies that could ever be conceived. The un-
day season. The following taminated water are much more urgent consider- derground aquifers are vast, the water they hold
article makes us aware of ations. These secondary impacts of the natural is plentiful, and the natural geology that overlies
a blessing we probably never con- disasters oftentimes them is protective against any natural or man-
sidered. Its the natural protection end up taking more made disaster that can be imagined. The aquifers
of Orange Countys underground lives than the initial are safe from earthquake tremors, wildfires or
water supply from catastrophes assault. other natural disasters. In most cases, after the
that could decimate above- Water infrastruc- initial shock of a natural disaster, all the water
ground lakes, rivers and streams ture is vulnerable in community needs to do is repair any damaged
that supply a major part of the several ways. The pumps, turn the wells back on and out comes
worlds water. above-ground reser- pure, safe and plentiful water. The vastness of
The natural disasters occurring voirs can be ruptured the aquifer is also very significant in that it will
over the past few months are by seismic shaking. allow for extended pumping at more than normal
sobering. To see the devastation The treatment plants rates, giving time for the imported water systems
in Houston, South Florida, and (usually located near (which supply about 25 percent of our water)
the U.S. territories in the the low-lying rivers) from Northern California and the Colorado River
Caribbean, and the earthquake are oftentimes inun- to be repaired and perhaps even for neighboring
damage in Mexico calls each of dated with contami- communities to recover from their supply inter-
us to reach out in any small way nated flood waters. ruptions.
that we can to support those sad Protection of the This year, when we gather with our family and
victims. Here, locally, we should water infrastructure friends, perhaps we should hold up a glass of
also take this opportunity to be in a community is, water and be just as thankful for it and the un-
thankful for the natural blessing therefore, a top prior- derground aquifers that it came from as we are
that is our underground water ity for civic leaders. for our many other blessings.
supply. For our commu- Cathy Green represents Division 6 of the Or-
Fires, floods, wind, and earth- nity, the situation is ange County Water District, which includes parts
quakes deliver a physical blow, different. Most peo- of Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley. For
producing injuries and deaths that ple dont realize it more information, visit www.ocwd.com. Contact
are only the initial shock to the community. but those of us living within the Orange County Director Green at cgreen@ocwd.com.
Those substantial assaults also take their toll on
the civic infrastructure that we all depend on for Cathy Green was elected to OCWD in November 2010. She served two terms on the Huntington Beach
normal life, such as the electric grid, the sewer City Council and was Mayor twice. Huntington Beach has been home to the Green Family over 41 years

The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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Quick Sugar Cookies GRACE KELLy
Ingredients: flour. Blend it all up until it makes Grace Kelly was an Oscar
1/2 cup soft margarine or short- a nice smooth dough. Drop the winning American actress
ening mixture by small spoonfuls onto an who was a major Hollywood
1 cup white sugar oiled cookie sheet. Bake at 375 star in the 1950s. In 1956,
1 medium egg for about 8 to 10 minutes. after starring in 11 films, she
1 tablespoon milk If desired, you can color the retired from acting to marry
1 teaspoon vanilla dough with food coloring for spe- Prince Rainer of Monaco. As
1/4 teaspoon almond flavoring cial occasions. You can also form Princess consort of Monaco
(optional) them into small balls and roll them she fulfilled duties of her
1/2 teaspoon salt in a little granulated sugar right be- Royal position, and set up a
1 teaspoon baking powder fore baking. Foundation to promote the
1-1/2 cups flour I love this recipe because it is so arts and help disadvantaged
easy to prepare. I think it goes to- children. She died on Sep-
Directions: gether even faster than most cookie tember 14, 1982, aged 52
In a medium sized bowl cream mixes. It is cheap and easy too, from a car crash
together the margarine or shorten- costing only about
ing and sugar. Beat it until it is 50 to 60 for the
smooth and fluffy. Add the egg, whole batch. If de-
milk and vanilla, mixing well. Stir sired, this recipe can Cinco Herradura Cocktail
in the salt, baking powder and easily be doubled.
Ingredients: Splash of lemon-lime soda
1 1/2 oz. tequila (Tequila Herradura Sil- Splash lime juice
ver recommended) Sugar for rimming and lime wedge for
2 oz. pineapple juice garnish (optional)
2 oz. cranberry juice
Directions:
Fill tall glass or mixing glass with
ice. Stir in tequila, fruit juices and
soda. Add a splash of lime juice and

rn il
er
stir again. Rim glass with sugar,
Co ta
and garnish with fresh lime wedge.
Pour the drink into the rimmed
ck

glass and serve.


Adapted from www.cocktail-
Co

times.com.

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The Jefferson
Bottles

T
David White
his strange saga began in the late 80s, when billionaire William 137. Before 1945, cesium-137 simply didnt
Koch bought four bottles of wine for $500,000. The bottles came exist, but today, its everywhere. Its even inside of you right now, and
from a collection owned by Hardy Rodenstock, a big name in the if Hubert could prove there was cesium-137 inside the wine, he would
German music scene, who claimed hed discovered them in a hidden know in was bottled post-1945.So the scientist took the bottles into his
Parisian cellar. Most of the bottles laboratory under the Alps and
dated back to 1787, said Roden- placed them beside a gamma
stock, and they happened to once ray detector, specially cov-
belong to the third President of the ered in lead smelted by the
United States.It seemed plausible ancient Romans. These pre-
that the bottles were Thomas Jef- cautions sought to shield the
fersons. The man was quite the detector from outside radia-
oenophile. Not only did he keep tion.There wasnt any ce-
detailed descriptions of various sium-137 to be found. The
French wines, he even supplied wine had been bottled before
George Washington with the very 1945.However, the story
best stuff. But when the Museum wasnt over yet. Jim Elroy
of Fine Arts in Boston was getting and his team discovered
ready to display Kochs collection something odd about the bot-
of wines, they learned some dis- tles themselves. Each one
turbing news. According to the was graved with the initials
folks at Monticello (who possessed Th.J, which obviously
Jeffersons oenological notes), the stood for Thomas Jeffer-
ex-president had never purchased son. After extensive investi-
that particular kind of wine. Sud- Photo credit: William Koch gation, the team discovered
denly, it looked like Hardy Rodenstock had conned Bill Koch.Wanting the letters had been engraved with an electric dentistry tool.With evi-
to know if hed been duped, Koch hired former FBI agent Jim Elroy to dence in hand, Bill Koch launched eight lawsuits against Hardy Roden-
investigate the Jefferson bottles. Elroy put together a crack team of super stock and his cohorts. The suits cost the billionaire at least $25 million,
sleuths that included experts from Scotland Yard and MI5, and the group but he managed to recoup some of his losses when the courts awarded
started digging around, trying to find proof of the wines vintage. The him $12 million in damages.
trick was doing it in such a way that they didnt have to open the bottles
and ruin the contents. Thats when they learned about a French physicist David White is the founder and editor of Terroirist.com, which was named
named Philippe Hubert, a man who could determine the age of wine Best Overall Wine Blog" at the 2013 Wine Blog Awards.
thanks to the atomic bomb.When the first atomic bombs went off in the His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
1940s, they unleashed a totally new radioactive isotope called cesium- The information contained in this column does not
necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News

British Airways Will Start Boarding


Customers Times Based on Their
Ticket Price and People Are Outraged
Passengers with the most expensive tickets will board first and those with the
least expensive tickets will board last.
WINE
The airline is being accused of promoting a class-based system of customer
service.

MARK MATOUSEK... BUSINESS WEEK REPORTS..."


humor
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British Airways has been no stranger to controversy over the past


few months. From reports of passengers facing bedbugs and urine-soaked seats
to an evacuated plane and IT glitch, the airline has struggled to regain favor with
some of its customers. It appears a new boarding policy won't help.
The airline announced on Monday that it will begin to board passengers ac-
cording to the price of their ticket, with the highest-paying customers boarding
first and the lowest-paying boarding last. While this price-based boarding system
is common among U.S. airlines, it has yet to gain traction in Europe. Critics ac-
cused British Airways of promoting a class-based system of customer service,
with the wealthiest customers getting preferential treatment."

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Moe News Than You Can Handle From the Mailbag


714.536.6300
Main Street Eyewear
Looks at Life Through
Designer Glasses
HBPD Receives Grant: Special Traffic
Moe Kanoudi

Enforcement and Crash Prevention

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Huntington Beach Police Department has been awarded a $610,000.00 the Office of Traffic Safety, will use these tools to help keep Huntington
grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) for a year-long Beach streets safe.
program of special enforcements and public awareness efforts to prevent Activities that the grant will fund include:
traffic related deaths and injuries. Huntington Beach Police Department Educational presentations
will use the funding as part of the citys ongoing commitment to keep our Know Your Limit Reducing DUIS through education
roadways safe and improve
= the quality of life through both enforcement DUI checkpoints
and education. DUI saturation patrols
After falling to a ten year low in 2010, the number of persons killed on Bicycle and pedestrian safety enforcement
roadways has climbed nearly 17 percent across the state, with 3,429 fatal- Motorcycle safety enforcement
ities in 2015. Particularly alarming is the rise in pedestrian and bicycle fa- Distracted driving enforcement
talities that now comprise nearly 25 percent of all traffic deaths, along with Seat belt and child safety seat enforcement
the growing dangers of distracting technologies and the emergence of drug- Speed, red light, and stop sign enforcement
impaired driving. This grant While alcohol remains the worst offender for DUI crashes, Huntington
funding will provide opportu- Beach Police Department supports the new effort from OTS that aims to
nities to combat these and drive awareness that DUI Doesnt Just Mean Booze. Prescription med-
other devastating problems ications and marijuana can also be impairing by themselves, or in combi-
such as speeding and crashes nation with alcohol, and can result in a DUI arrest.
at intersections. Funding for this program is from the California Office of Traffic Safety
Unsafe behaviors account through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
for 94 percent of traffic
crashes, said OTS Director
Rhonda Craft. This grant Famous Golf Quotes
emphasizes the two most ef-
fective ways to change behav- I never pray on a golf course. Actually, the Lord an-
iors education and swers my prayers everywhere except on the course.
enforcement. Huntington Beach Police Department, with assistance from ~ Billy Graham
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THIS Ex-TRUCkER HAS SOME qUESTIONS ABOUT THE TESLA SEMI


First, Let's Talk About That Central Seating Position

R
Jonathon Ramsey of the trailer in my mirrors to make sure I don't clobber pit in the glow of large digital screens only works in
esurrecting a dormant childhood dream, I spent anything, or I lean out of the truck to watch the trailer anime and "Battlestar Galactica." I had one computer
almost nine months of this year as an over-the- as I back. Being able to physically watch the trailer in both trucks I drove, and unless I was using it, I
road truck driver six months in a Freightliner Cas- not camera images on screens can be the difference turned the screen off.
cadia pulling a refrigerated trailer, then nearly three between making a clean back-up or making an insur- A few more quick takes based on Musk quotes from
months in a Kenworth T680 pulling a flatbed. I drove ance claim. the presentation:
more than 90,000 miles, from New England to the Pa- Furthermore, I can't see around trucks in front of me "We want a vehicle that accelerates like nothing
cific Northwest, from San Diego to central Florida. I without pulling halfway into another lane. When I else."
retired this month, partly because the dream has dark need to exchange paperwork with the guard at a ter- I understand acceleration is a core Tesla brand value,
sides so dark they'd shame a black hole. minal, or the police, I can't lean out the window to do but I'm far more interested in braking. An 80,000-
Last week I watched Elon Musk unveil the Tesla so. Speaking of which, I have to believe one of the pound tractor trailer needs about 550 feet to come to a
Semi to see how he'd address some of those unsavory windows on the Tesla Semi rolls down, but I can't fig- complete stop from 55 miles per hour, and I spent a
elements. We don't know what the production truck ure out which one. If, as it appears from the render- surprising portion of every driving shift trying not to
will achieve when it hits the road, but the Semi has a ings, the windows only vent, well... that's obliterate car drivers who weren't aware of that fact.
lot going for it. Nevertheless, the Semi seems most im- unacceptable. Show me how much the Semi can lop off that braking
pressive to those who don't know what distance.
it's like to be a truck driver. "[A truck cab is] a clutter of third-party devices,
First, let's clear up what this truck is it's very difficult to use.... It's a pain-in-the-neck."
for, as it was presented. This is not an No, it's not. The trucks I drove had one necessary
over-the-road truck. This truck suits third-party device in the cab, a Qualcomm computer
line-haul routes that run between a to communicate with HQ, and I put a portable GPS
company's terminals, like from one re- unit on the windshield. That was it. The truck cabin
gional Wal-Mart distribution center to photo Musk used during the presentation had a Qual-
another. When Musk made the case for comm-type unit, plus a traditional GPS, plus an iPad
a 20-percent savings over a diesel with a GPS display, plus another small display I
truck, he based the numbers on a 100- couldn't identify. I've been in plenty of truck stops
mile trip fifty miles out, fifty miles and walked by a ton of trucks, and only the most
back. The Semi would be perfect for frightened novice or the most chronically indecisive
port work, which involves lots of wait- driver would mount that much junk.
ing, idling, "You have to sit there for 15 minutes while the tank
stop-and-go gets filled."
traffic, and I'd want more mirrors. The sil- Truckers don't "sit there" while filling up at a truck
local out-and- ver, condo-sleeper truck at the stop. Truckers clean all the windows, mirrors, and
back trips. presentation only had cameras headlights, check the tires and axle seals, make sure
This first ver- mounted at the rear of the tractor. every tractor and trailer light works, and look for dam-
sion of the The black, mid-roof truck supple- age. This walkaround can take longer than the actual
Semi will not mented physical mirrors on fill-up, and it must be done no matter what energy
replace the lengthy stalks on both sides of the powers the truck.
dozens of cab. Most new trucks come with "Jackknifing is impossible."
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thousands of mirrors mounted on the front This is a lie, unless the Tesla Semi and Tesla
trucks on huge fenders that provide views of the trailer can counteract physics and human error. My
regional or front corners my Kenworth had Freightliner weighed about 18,000 pounds, the
coast-to-coast runs, clocking 2,000 to 5,000 miles per seven mirrors in total, I've seen plenty of trucks with reefer trailer added about another 16,000 pounds.
week. more. You'd be amazed at the number of tiny concrete That left enough for about a 46,000-pound load.
I only have space here to address a few issues, so and reinforced steel impediments lurking at truck stops When stuffed to the gills, I had 62,000 pounds ready
we'll start with the central seating position. I don't see and customer terminals. I know such mirrors would to push me around or come around. If, either
how that helps a trucker. I already get "a commanding hamper aerodynamics on the Tesla Semi, but when through physics or human error, the drive wheels or
view of the road" in a traditional truck because I sit those $8 contraptions could save thousands on carbon the trailer break loose too far, the Tesla Semi won't
six feet above traffic. What I need is a commanding fiber repairs and downtime, I don't see why anyone stop the jackknife.
view of my own truck, which the central seating posi- would go without them. Companies like Wal-Mart and JB Hunt that have
tion compromises. The worst blind spot in a tractor is Another reason to have physical mirrors: so I can placed orders for Tesla Semis have the routes, terminal
next to the doors; in the Tesla Semi, I can't lean over turn off, or turn down, the two giant screens in the cab control, and money for terminal infrastructure to make
to see if there's a Toyota Corolla camped out beside (screens which, by the way, hinder my view of the cor- the most of the Semi, so we'll see what the production
me. The central seating position hampers my com- ners of my truck). The light required to provide a use- unit looks like in 2019 (hopefully) and parse the feed-
manding view when I need that view most: when I ful camera image at night would kill my eyes during a back after 10,000 miles of road duty. Don't be sur-

Wow!
back up. For any backing maneuver, I watch both sides full drive shift. Doing an 11-hour stint in a dark cock- prised to see more mirrors.

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Arnaud Dufour
The Never Ending
Questions About the
Fed Coupled With a

W
New Leader! Arnaud Dufour

ill rates get better or worse? to roll off its balance sheet every month. For the prime rate does not directly impact mort-
Without a doubt, this is by far mortgage rates, that is $4 billion dollars less in gage rates, a rising tide tends to float all ships.
the most common question subsidies from the Federal Reserve every In other words, when one rate rises its very
clients ask their mortgage lender. Usually, an- month. As a result, mortgage rates have slowly normal for others to move in the same direc-
swering this correctly is about as reliable as been moving higher, a trend that will likely tion. Even if no other reason, it seems they are
predicting the outcome of a coin toss. But continue as the tapering does. guilty by association.
sometimes the fates provide a little more in- Second, the Federal Reserve is expected to The timing of a December rate hike could
sight as to what the future has in store. Right initiate another rate hike in December. The ex- prove a double-whammy for mortgage rates as
now, the signals dont bode well for the future pected result is a 0.25% rise in the benchmark it will likely coincide with the Santa Claus
of mortgage rates. Prime Rate, which will in turn cause all Home Rally that tends to happen this time of year.
First off, the Federal Reserve has already Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs) to corre- In short, the euphoria associated with the holi-
started tapering its overall balance sheet. Cur- spondingly rise by the same 0.25%. And while day season has a tendency to spill over into
rently the Fed holds $4.5 Wall Street and stocks
trillion in US Treasuries and tend to do very well every
mortgage-backed securities December. Typically,
(MBS), the bonds that de- money flowing into
termine overall mortgage stocks comes at the ex-
rates. This is nearly five pense of bonds, and the
times the Feds balance bond markets tend to do
sheet of pre-recession levels very poorly. When bonds
a decade ago. Although the perform poorly, rates go
Fed has not added to its up.
portfolio since 2014, it has The trifecta of all of
been reinvesting the balance these factors happening at
of matured transactions the same time could prove
back into the markets, so the to be exponential. In other
overall balance sheet hasnt words, the cumulative im-
shrunk either. That is chang- pact of these three influ-
ing effective October. The ences happening all at the
Fed is now allowing $6 bil- same time could cause
lion in US Treasury hold- rates to rise significantly
ings and $4 billion in between now and the end
mortgage-backed securities of the year.

Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial. With more than eleven years in the industry,
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance E-mail: adufour@dljfinancial.com Call: 714-677-4107
CA DRE # 01360217 NMLS# 335758
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cording to the California Film Commission.
Other selected projects include two features from 20th Century Fox
Quentin "Call of the Wild," an adaptation of the Jack London book that will receive
$17.1 million, and a project titled "Girl with a Gun," at $11.6 million.
Tarantino The commission awarded a total of $62.8 million in credits for 11 films
in the latest round, out of an applicant pool of 54 projects.
Movie About Dan Gilroy's new movie starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Rene Russo will
receive $2.5 million in credits while a new movie from indie auteur Noah
Baumbach will receive $1.7 million.
Manson Era Other selected projects include Destroyer, an indie police drama star-
ring Nicole Kidman, that will receive $2.5 million in credits, and Russ &
Set to Receive an Roger, a movie about the relationship between critic Roger Ebert and film-
maker Russ Meyer, at the same sum.
$18-Million The final amount that each production receives can vary from the allo-
cated figure depending on how much the production ends up spending.
California California's expanded tax program went into effect two years ago and
features funds specially earmarked for big-budget movies. In the previous
Tax Credit version of the state's program, movies with production budgets above $75
million were ineligible for tax credits.

D
Under the program, major movies can receive up to a 20% tax credit for
the first $100 million in a title's qualified expenditures, which don't include
star salaries or other above-the-line costs. Production companies use the credits to offset
By DAVID NG business tax liabilities they have with the state.
avid NG, a LAT pro caused me to not being able to resist. NG penned a piece that Movies that shoot outside the L.A. area, but still are in California, are eligible to receive
tops off Manson's life and the Californian life style..."The latest movie by Quentin additional credits.
Tarantino which Sony will release following the directors departure from the The program has successfully lured some big-budget productions to California, including
beleaguered Weinstein Co. is set to receive an $18-million California film tax credit. Disney's upcoming "A Wrinkle in Time" and "Captain America."
Tarantinos new movie will film in the Los Angeles area and is set against the backdrop The most tax credit awarded to any single movie is Paramounts Bumblebee a spin-
of the Charles Manson murders of 1969, though the film is believed to focus on fictional off from the Transformers franchise at $22.4 million. The movie, which has been
personalities working in the movie and TV businesses. filming in Northern California and the L.A. area, is set to be released next year."
Manson, who masterminded a string of bizarre murders in L.A. that riveted the nation,
died Sunday of natural causes. Photo: Quentin Tarantino's latest movie project is set against the backdrop of the

Where Charles Manson's


The $18 million that the untitled Tarantino project will receive represents the largest Charles Manson murders of 1969. (Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times)

Helping the Poor is a

Cult Followers are Now


'Passport to
Paradise,' Pope Says
A LEX DOBUZINSKIS of the LAT
helps us put a focus on where are they
wrote "Pig" in blood on a house wall, died of brain
cancer in a California prison in 2009 at age 61. Atkins
P HILIP PULLELLA breaks bread with the less for-
tunate... "VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis
welcomed the poor, homeless and unemployed as
now... - "Charles Manson, the convicted had been denied a request to be freed on parole as the guests of honor for a Mass and gourmet meal in the Vat-
mass murderer and 1960s cult leader who fatal illness took hold. ican on Sunday, saying that helping the needy was one way of
died on Sunday at the age of 83, orchestrated the grue- * Patricia Krenwinkel, 69, who took part in the obtaining a "passport to paradise".
some murders of seven people in 1969 in California murders of the LaBiancas and at the Tate residence, Francis celebrated a Mass marking the Roman Catholic
by his followers, a group of runaways and outcasts has become California's longest-serving woman pris- Church's first yearly World Day of the Poor, which the pope es-
known as the "Manson Family." oner. In June, commissioners again denied parole for tablished to draw the attention of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics
Here is what has become of several of the members Krenwinkel, after a six-month inquiry to look into al- to the neediest.
of Manson's legations that she had been abused by Manson or Volunteers from charity organizations brought about 7,000
* Linda Kasabian, 68, was given immunity and be- someone else, according to the Los Angeles Times. needy people to St Peter's Basilica for a special Mass celebrated
came the chief prosecution witness against Manson * Leslie Van Houten, 68, is serving a life sentence by the pope, who has made defense of the poor, immigrants and
and her fellow cult members. Kasabian was 20 when for taking part in the murders of the LaBiancas. Last downtrodden a major plank of his papacy
she found Manson and was part of the "family" for year, California Governor Jerry Brown overturned a About 1,500 of them were having lunch with the pope in the
only about a month before the murder spree. She parole board recommendation that she should be re- Vatican's large audience hall and others were being taken to eat
drove cult members to the scenes of both murders and leased, saying that Van Houten still posed an "unrea-
served as a lookout but did not actually kill anyone. sonable danger to society." In September, the parole
During her 18 days of testimony, defendants tried to board again granted her parole, which started a 150-
intimidate her with interruptions and Manson directed day review process that will likely culminate in a final
throat-slashing gestures at her. Spared from prison, decision by Brown.
Kasabian returned to her native New Hampshire after * Bruce Davis, 75, was sentenced to life in prison
the trial. She appeared in a disguise in a 2009 CNN for the 1969 murders of music teacher Gary Hinman
interview, saying she had been "trying to live a normal and stunt man Donald "Shorty" Shea. Brown has re-
life" and declining to say where she was living at the peatedly overturned recommendations by the Califor-
time. Kasabian said she still carried guilt over the nia parole board that Davis should be freed.
slayings. * Robert (Bobby) Beusoleil, 70, is serving a life
* Charles "Tex" Watson, 71, described himself as sentence for the 1969 murder of Hinman. A California
Manson's "right hand man." On Aug. 9, 1969, he and parole board last denied his bid in 2016. He will be
two female accomplices murdered actress Sharon Tate eligible for a hearing again in 2019.
and four visitors at her Beverly Hills home. The fol- Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, 69, was a member of
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lowing night, he and two women killed a couple, Leno the Manson Family and attended Manson's trial. In
and Rosemary LaBianca, at their Los Angeles home. 1975, she was tackled by a Secret Service agent after as guests in nearby pontifical colleges.
Watson remains in prison in California after repeat- she aimed a pistol at then President Gerald Ford. Con- Most of the needy people were from Rome and other parts of
edly being denied parole. He became a minister in victed of attempted assassination, she was sentenced Italy but charity groups also brought groups from France, Spain,
1981, taking a path similar to some other ex-Manson to life in prison. She was paroled in 2009 and moved Germany and Poland.
Family members who also turned to Christianity. to Marcy in New York state, according to the New "If in the eyes of the world they (the poor) have little value,
* Susan Atkins, who took part in several of the slay- York Post. (Reporting by Alex Dobuzinskis in Los they are the ones who open to us the way to heaven; they are our
ings including those at the Tate residence and who Angeles; Editing by Diane Craft and Alistair Bell)" 'passport to paradise'. For us it is an evangelical duty to care for
them ...," he said in his homily.
"God will not ask us if we felt righteous indignation, but
whether we did some good," he said, labeling indifference as a
sin of omission.
The pope said this "is when we say, 'that doesn't concern me;
it's not my business, it's society's problem.'
"It is when we turn away from a brother or sister in need, when
we change channels as soon as a disturbing question comes up,
when we grow indignant at evil but do nothing about it."
The menu for the poor was selected by Sergio Dussin, the same
chef who prepares meals for visiting dignitaries at Vatican con-
ferences.
It consisted of dishes the poor can only dream of: mini gnocchi,
fish with tomatoes, olives, Venetian cheese, veal with vegetables
and Venetian-style tiramisu for dessert.
Three days after his election in 2013, Francis said: "Oh, how I
would like a poor Church, and for the poor."
He since given up some of the trappings of the papacy, shun-
ning the spacious papal apartments in the Vatican's Apostolic
Palace for a modest residence in a guest house.
He also has put aside the papal limousine and is driven around
Rome in a simple blue Ford Focus."
(Reporting by Philip Pullella; editing by Mark Heinrich)
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