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RIES ~ In our society, looks sometimes matter more than they should, but that is not to say looks don’t matter at all. Presentation is important; keep that in mind as you walk through life. This week take a few extra moments to make sure that your physical self is as attractive as it can be. You will see a bigger than usual change not only in the way others feel about you but in the way you feel about yourself. Soul affirmation: When things get strange, I find peace in the ordinary. AURUS ~ A family treat is in store for you if you play your cards right. Family members are ready to praise you for your accomplishments if you approach them with modesty. Give yourself time for romantic encounters. The romantic vibe is high. Soul affirmation: I keep my true purpose ever before my eyes. EMINI ~ Ask the friend who comes calling to tell you about the moneymaking idea that is on his or her mind. The two of you would be good together. Have a private chat with a family member. Make keeping secrets your specialty. Events bring stress but you’re cool. Soul affirmation: I find joy in the simple pleasures of the week. ANCER ~ Responsibilities at home keep you from traveling. It’s all for the best. Outside ambitions can wait. Keep your spirit light! Look for love in the right places. Possibilities for love increase at home. The tendency to overreact at school or work is strong. Guard against it. Soul affirmation: My creative ideas are my greatest treasures. EO ~ Flexibility and cooperation are the words for this week. Driving a hard bargain will create an impossible barrier. It’s a great week for fun! Give in to it. Flow. Give in to the party mood but don’t forget school or work. Remembering to forgive and forget is especially important this week. Soul affirmation: Moving slowly might be the fastest way for me to get there. IRGO ~ There is a lot on your plate. Be methodical about taking care of it. Get kids involved in something fun and educational. It’s a good time for it. Save time for romance. Visit a favorite restaurant. Appetites must be fed in a healthy way. Soul affirmation: I seek the lighthearted flavor of love.

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IBRA ~ Make some plans regarding long-range financial security. Your present frame of mind is good for that. Someone you flirted with wants to be your companion. Give the universe a chance to bring love into your life by being a welcoming soul. Soul affirmation: I give and the universe gives back to me. CORPIO ~ A practical solution is at hand to one of your inventions. Give yourself some space to allow the answer to come to you. Any repetitive task, such as weeding the garden or washing the dishes or car, will be conducive to your receiving the solution. Soul affirmation: Things are working together for my good. AGITTARIUS ~ You may feel an internal pressure toward responsibility this week. Go with the flow and this week will be like a gift. Judging others will bring harsh judgments on you. Let your words assist others in becoming more self-responsible. You are a good teacher of right actions. Soul affirmation: I slow down and find the success that has been following me. APRICORN ~ Finding a way to do it better than others is not going to be hard this week. Share your wisdom with other seekers. All who receive your word will benefit this week. Happiness rules! Don’t waste a moment of this perfect week on any negative thoughts. Soul affirmation: I give myself a chance to see all the good I can see in others. QUARIUS ~ Strong vibrations bring a series of dramatic interactions with others this week. Practice your charm. Let it come from the heart, and let your energy carry you upward to your best, highest self. Keep emotions calm. Let the warmth from inside of you touch others and thereby make your world better. Soul affirmation: I go within and find what I’ve been searching outside myself to find. ISCES ~ You’ll be energizing and inspiring others this week as you speak what’s on your mind regarding spiritual matters and masters. The quality of your thoughts is very pure; write yourself a love letter. Move slowly with explanations. Others will not understand as quickly as you think they should. Soul affirmation: The truth that finds me is the truth I’ve been seeking.

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Senator Price hosts Sixth Annual “Tribute to SHeroes” ceremony Senator Curren D. Price, Jr. held his Sixth Annual “Tribute to SHeroes” Awards Ceremony on May 6, during which he honored 26 exemplary women from his district. The event was held at the Olympic Collection in West Lost Angeles. A “SHero” is a woman who has demonstrated leadership, pride, volunteerism and commitment to her community in a remarkable manner. Nominees are neighborhood activists, artists and community and business leaders: women who make a substantive difference in the lives of others but may not always be recognized for their contributions. At the awards ceremony, each SHero was escorted down an aisle to Senator Price, who presented each honoree with a certificate from the California State Senate and a red rose. Then each honoree was photographed with the senator. During the presentation, a mistress of ceremonies read a short biography on each SHero. This year’s mistress of ceremonies was KTLA’s Michaela Pereira, who has served as M.C. for four of the six SHero ceremonies. Natalie Cole, founder/CEO/ publisher of Our Weekly newspaper gave an inspirational speech, and Rev. John Cager from Second AME in Los Angeles delivered the invocation. There was also live entertainment provided by the Elegant Flair International Dance Company, and a violin trio performed during the luncheon, which drew more than 300 people. To arrive at his list of SHeroes, Senator Price solicits nominations from former SHeroes, local elected officials, chambers of commerce, neighborhood

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councils, homeowners associations and the communities of his district at large. Senator Price also honored Maria Elena Durazo from the L.A. County Federation of Labor with the “Rose

Award” for her many years of public service. The Rose Award recognizes one special SHero who has made a remarkable difference in the Greater Los Angeles area.

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5 / 2012 happening this month

L.A. Watts Times Calendar, Compiled by Brandon I. Brooks, Co-Managing Editor

MURS and LACMA present Through The Mic: In collaboration with Cashmere Agency and Guerilla Union, this oneMURS of-a-kind series will explore contemporary Los Angeles hip hop on every third Thursday of the month through October 2012 and will feature emerging and experimental L.A.-based hip hop artists. For the series’ kickoff, we will have a special performance by 3MG: MURS, Eligh and Scarub, formerly known as 3 Melancholy Gypsys. Tickets are $15 general and $10 for LACMA members. For more information and to reserve tickets, visit www.Lacma.org/event/3mg.

5-18 A Tribute to the Life and Times of Malcolm X: WHEN: 10:00 a.m. WHERE: USC Taper Hall Room 101. For more information, please call 323-293-2248 or email skennedy@antioch.edu.

Learn how RETAIL CERTIFICATION = CAREERS!: Macy’s & the Los Angeles Urban League invite you to prescreen for a 4-week certification program. Business attire requested. BRING YOUR RESUME! A rewarding career in retail could be your future. WHEN: 10:30 a.m. -3:30 p.m. WHERE: 12700 S. Avalon Blvd. (League’s Avalon Worksource Center).

Los Angeles African American Women Political Action Committee: (LAAAWPAC) will hold its 20th Anniversary Awards Dinner & Gala honoring women leaders and activists from various backgrounds. WHERE: Four Points by Sheraton LAX Hotel, 9750 Airport Blvd., Los Angeles 90045. LAAAWPAC has raised money to support ballot initiatives and candidates on the national, state and local levels. For information about LAAAWPAC or their 20th Anniversary Awards Dinner & Gala, call 323-295- 8373 or 323-574-1464.

5-19 "Food Revolution Day": Principal Tina Johnson of St. Albert the Great Middle School in Compton takes a stand to help her community fight obesity. WHEN: 2- 4 p.m. WHERE: 823 E. Compton Blvd., Compton

90220. The event will be the 3rd fundraiser for fitness the school has held with West Coast Sports & Fitness Center. After seeing a significant weight loss and increased energy in her life, while working out with Steve Sanchez- Owner of West Coast Sports & Fitness Center, the two decided it was their responsibility to make an impact on the community for fitness. Over 100 people were present at the launch of the “Zumba for a Fit Community.” The fundraiser will help support additional health & fitness activities and health education. Presale tickets for this Family Event are $20 for the ENTIRE FAMILY! Tickets can be purchased at www.wcsfcenter.com; click on zumba-and-zumbatomic. For more information, contact Monica at 310490-2774 for more information.

Dodger Stadium’ s 50th Anniversary FanFest: More than 45 past and present Dodgers will make appearances! WHEN: 12:00 p.m. until game time, 7:10 p.m. WHERE: In lot 6 at Dodger Stadium prior to the 7:10 p.m. game against St. Louis. Entry is included in the price of a game ticket for that day. For more information, please visit www.dodgers.com/FanFest.

"Saltfish & Dumplings", an Afternoon of Stories and Song by Yvette Brandy: Yvette Brandy is a singer, songwriter and storyYvette teller. Brandy Born and raised on St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, her stories come alive with the intonations of multiple dialects and traditional and original musical compositions. “Saltfish & Dumplings” is set on the shores of Harmony Rise Island at the Saltfish & Dumplings Restorative Retreat. Come see “Madame Malkia” devilishly weave stories with song to reveal the true nature of the “therapeutic” treatments. A catered reception will follow the show. WHEN: 2 p.m. WHERE: Institute of Musical Arts, 3210 West 54th St., Los Angeles, CA 90043. For information and tickets: 323-300-6578 or http://imalosangeles.com. $20 donation suggested.

5-20 First Ladies Health Day: For the first time ever in Los Angeles history, 30 churches of various denominations and sizes will open their doors to their congregations as well as community residents for medical screenings during the inaugural First Ladies Health Day. WHEN: 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. On-site screenings will include HIV/AIDS, blood pressure, Hepatitis C, depression, glucose, cholesterol, information on Alzheimer’s disease, cancer and CPR techniques. All tests will be free to

participants and provided by local health care personnel. For more information on the health day, go to www.FirstLadiesHealth.com.

HUNDREDS SWIM ‘ LA-TO-NYC’ TO PREVENT CHILDHOOD DROWNINGS: Coast2Coast Swim Challenge targets 2,462 miles in a single day, in a single pool – to raise funds for FREE swim lessons for underserved LA Kids. WHAT: Donning goggles, caps and speedos, swimmers of all ages and abilities join the L.A. Tri Club for the ambitious challenge of swimming 2,462 miles – the pointto-point distance between L.A. and New York in a single day, in a single pool – while raising funds for a FREE swim instruction program for underserved kids. WHO: Hundreds of swimmers from throughout So. Calif. unite with L.A. Tri Club members in this second annual marathon of lap swimming. WHEN: 5 a.m. to midnight. Where: Culver City Plunge Aquatic Center, located at 4175 Overland Avenue, Culver City (map: http://g.co/maps/jwye8) WHY: Drowning is the leading cause of death among children 14 and under in California, while Los Angeles County ranks highest in the state for near-drowning accidents. In addition, municipal and school swim program funding is scarce. L.A. Tri Club launched C2C to fund swim programs to help save LA kids from becoming a tragic statistic. VISUALS: Swimmers young and old take to the 18 lanes of the Culver City Plunge; elite long-distance swimmers putting on displays of aquatic prowess; some of the sport’s top coaches on deck leading workouts; athletes getting post-swim massages. For information or to register, visit www.coast2coastswim.com.

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Metro M etro o Briefs efss All Aboard Metro’s Metro’s Expo o Line! Take T ake a advantage of direct and a convenient rail ser service vice between betweeen D Downtown LA and d the h W e id on M estside etro’’s new Expo E Li Line. Westside Metro’s Discover Culver City’s dining din ning scene, Expo Park museums, downtown nightlife and more. m etro.net. Plan your trip at m metro.net.

Subway Extension, Regi Regional ional Connector Connector Approved

Metro’s Board of Directors Metro’s Directors approved the >nal >nal environment environmental al impact reports for both th he W estside Subway Extension the Westside to the Mid-Wilshire area and a the Regional C onnector Connector B rail projects are now a step through Downtown LA. Both closer to awarding contracts contraacts and beginning construction. More details are availablee at metro.net/westside metro.net/westside and m etro.net/regionalconnecttorr. metro.net/regionalconnector.

78 N New ew Rail Cars Cars to Join n Metro’s Metro’s Fleet Metro’s Board of Directors Metro’s Directors has approved a $299-million contract to buy 78 light ra ail cars from Kinkisharyo Internatio onal, rail International, LLC, with the option to bu uy 157 more cars. These cars will b buy bee construction, used on lines under cons struction, including the Expo Line to t Foothill Santa Monica and the Gold Go old Line F oothill Extension.

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7th Annual Santa Monica Classic 5K/10K: More than 4,000 runners are expected to gather in Santa Monica for the seventh annual Santa Monica Classic. The event, which includes both 5K & 10K races, will continue the tradition of raising awareness for the environmental nonprofit Heal the Bay. New this year is a $1,050 prize purse that will be split among the first three male and female finishers of the 10K race. Organizers plan to grow the prize purse in the years ahead to help attract top local competitors. Runners still have time to sign up for the Santa Monica Classic. Registration and pre-race packet pickup will be available on Saturday, at Sports Chalet on 11801 West Olympic Blvd. in West Los Angeles from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., or near the start line at 2600 Barnard Way in Santa Monica beginning at 6:30 a.m. on race day. For more information about the race, which is an LA MARATHON LLC event, please visit www.santamonicaclassic.com.

Take T ake a advantage of a winning winning combination to reach Dodger Stadium this season. Justt Go M etro to Union Station and Metro connect with the Dodger Stadium Express. Y ou’ll o avoid You’ll tra; tra;cc and help reduce airr pollution; and your same day Dodger ticket is good for the fare! The Dodger Stadium Express is made possiblee by Clean T ranspor tation F Transportation Funding unding from MSRC. For For more inf formation, visit metro.net/dodgers. metro.net/dodgers. information,

Bike to Work Work o Day – Mayy 17, 2012 Show your pedal power fo for or Bike to W Work o ork Day on Thursday Thursday, y, May 17. M etro and comm munity partners will host pit stops Metro community County, for two-wheeled commuters commutters throughout Los Angeles C ountty, with snacks and bicycle resource reesource information. For For more information about Bike Week Week events and pit stop locations,, check metro.net/bikeweek. metro.net/bikeweekk.

If you’d like to know w more, visit metro.net. metro.n net.

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Black frats form super Army replaces 1st female PAC to mobilize voters head of drill sgt school Ques and Nupes unite to support Obama’s re-election

Photo courtesy of 1911 United

1911 United leaders: Sinclair Skinner (Nupe) and Che Sayles (Que). Washington, D.C. – Members of the Kappa Alpha Psi (Nupes) and Omega Psi Phi (Ques) fraternities have united to campaign for the re-election of President Barack Obama. Both historically Black frats celebrated their centennials in 2011, which led to several members forming a separate organization, 1911 United. Unlike other super PACs, 1911 United’s mission does not include using funding support to exaggerate or expose negative images of other political parties but instead focuses on empowering, equipping and educating Black communities in the voting process to help re-elect President Barack Obama. A “super PAC” is a new kind of political action

committee (PAC), which was created in July 2010 following the outcome of two court decisions that held that government may not prohibit unions and corporations from making independent expenditures for political purposes. The decisions also held that contributions to groups that make only independent expenditures could not be limited in the size and source of contributions to the group. 1911 United is one of only two super PACs in support of President Barack Obama. However, by law, 1911 United cannot coordinate directly with President Obama. The group, which is based in Washington, D.C., See BLACK FRATERNITY, page 15

BY SUSANNE M. SCHAFER | ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The Army is replacing the first female commander of its prestigious drill sergeant school, it announced Wednesday, just days after it lifted her unexplained six-month suspension. Even so, Command Sgt. Maj. Teresa King says she will remain in the service and work to restore her reputation. The Army unit in charge of training said May 4 that King was reinstated after a sixmonth investigation, whose grounds were never revealed. Fort Jackson, the base near Columbia where the drill sergeant school is located, announced Wednesday there will be a change of command ceremony on Thursday. King last month filed a complaint that she was targeted because of sexism and racism. King, who is Black, will be replaced by a man. The Army named her successor as Command Sgt. Maj. Michael McCoy, who last served with an infantry battalion at Fort Benning, Ga. King said her Army superiors have turned aside her request to delay the change of command ceremony and denied her request to remain in the post for the six months she was suspended, she said. “Justice is going to happen,” King told The Associated Press this week. “It’s going to hurt, but it's going to happen.” The Army never explained what it was investigating when it suspended her Nov. 29, nor did it offer a full explanation when she was

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“Justice is going to happen. It’s going to hurt, but it’s going to happen,” says Command Sgt. Maj. Teresa King, the first female commander of the Columbia, S.C. drill sergeant school. reinstated, except to say the investigation involved her conduct. “We are fighting for her reputation, at this point,” said King’s attorney, James Smith. See FEMALE DRILL SGT, page 14

Deputies: Fla. mom killed 4 kids, then herself BY KYLE HIGHTOWER | ASSOCIATED PRESS PORT ST. JOHN, Fla. (AP) — In the middle of the night, Tonya Thomas’ neighbors awoke to the sound of a gunshot and moments later heard a knock on their door. Three of Thomas’ four children were outside, including one who appeared to have been shot. Before the neighbors could offer help, Thomas came out of her house and called the children back home. They complied. The neighbors dialed 911 after hearing more gunshots. Brevard County Sheriff’s deputies found Thomas, 33, dead of an apparent self-inflicted wound and three of her children — Jaxs Johnson, 15; Jazzlyn Johnson, 13; and Joel Johnson, 12 — were fatally shot inside the house. A fourth child, Pebbles Johnson, 17, was found shot to death in the front yard of a neighbor’s house. Investigators said they didn’t know a motive for the shooting and weren’t sure why the children followed their mother’s orders to return to the house. “From what the neighbors said, she was very calm. She walked out and called them back. They turned around and walked back to the house,” said sheriff’s spokesman Lt. Tod Goodyear. Another neighbor told deputies Thomas sent a text message in the middle of the night saying she wanted to be cremated with her children. “He didn’t see the text until he woke up this morning,” Goodyear said. The shooting happened in Port St. John, about 15 miles west of Cape Canaveral in an area known as the “Space Coast” because it is the home of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, the location of numerous shuttle launches. Authorities went to Thomas’ house on three successive days last month, according to dispatch records released Tuesday. In the first visit, on Easter Sunday, Thomas

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A family’s tragedy: Tonya Thomas, 33, shot and killed her four children before killing herself Tues. in Port St. John, Fla. The children ranged in age from 12 to 17. reported that her son had thrown a bicycle through a window at the house. The next day, she called to report that her son had kicked and punched her when she tried to wake him up for school. The following day, child welfare investigators visited the house to look into allegations of inadequate supervision of the children. The Department of Children and Families was following up on a report on a Johnson child who had been released from a detention facility and hadn't been picked up by a caretaker, DCF spokeswoman Carrie Hoeppner said in an email. Records showed Thomas was arrested in 2002 on a misdemeanor battery charge for striking Joe See FLA. MOM, page 14

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Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s never too early. Start reading to your kids on day one. Even reading a shopping list together counts. It all helps.

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Thursday, May 17, 2012

Person Of The Week | Paul Butler

President Obama speaks Magic Johnson’s ASPiRE channel, launching at Barnard College next month, names Paul Butler general manager commencement Earvin “Magic” Johnson announced today that Paul Butler has been named general manager of ASPiRE, the new African-American network set to launch in June. Butler will oversee all operations for the programmer and report to Johnson, who is chairman of ASPiRE and the network’s board of directors. Butler will be based at ASPiRE’s headquarters in Atlanta. Butler is a longtime GMC TV executive who most recently served as GMC’s senior vice president/general counsel, a role he will continue to fill as he transitions full time to ASPiRE in time for the network’s June launch. GMC has been handling operations for ASPiRE since the network’s creation in February. Johnson said, “We conducted an extensive search for the right person to lead ASPiRE and found that he was right here all along and already on the GMC team. Paul has a long track record of success with GMC with a wide range of responsibility and oversight. With his background and the fact that he was heavily involved in GMC’s tremendous growth, Paul is definitely ready to hit the ground running to ensure a successful launch and a great future for the network.” Charley Humbard, president and CEO of GMC, added, “I have worked

Paul Butler closely with Paul for six years and in that time he has thoroughly impressed me with his leadership skills, forward and ability to develop smart solutions to critical issues. He is very impressive as a business and creative executive. There is no question that Paul is an ideal choice to lead ASPiRE to great heights.” ASPiRE is designed to entertain, inform and inspire through a diverse slate of original and acquired program-

ming in the categories of movies, documentaries, short films, music, comedy, visual and performing arts, and faith and inspirational programs. Butler has more than 15 years experience in the entertainment industry at large corporations and independent entertainment companies, handling business affairs, business strategy and development. Butler joined GMC as vice president, business affairs and development in 2006 and was promoted to senior vice president/general counsel in 2009. In these roles, he has managed the legal and business affairs of the network, music and talent relations, as well as human resources. Butler oversaw all deal structuring and negotiations for GMC's entry into the development and production of GMC World Premiere Movies, GMC World Premiere Plays, specials and series. As a member of the executive committee, he has worked to help guide and implement strategy for the network. Before joining GMC, Butler was an executive at Viacom, where he worked for VH1, serving at various times as director, program enterprises and business development and senior counsel, music programming and products. In these positions, he worked on ancillary See PAUL BUTLER, page 14

metro.net/expo

Watch for trains on Metro Expo Line tracks.

Please remember to: > Obey all tra;c signals and warning devices. > Be alert at all times. Watch for a “TRAIN” signal. > Always push the button and wait for a “WALK” signal before entering the crosswalk. Never jaywalk across the tracks. > Never sit or stand on tracks. > Do not go around lowered gates. > Never make a left turn on a red arrow. This tra;c rule will be enforced by cameras at intersections. > Right turns are allowed while an Expo Line train is passing through, but may be restricted at certain intersections.

For more safety tips, visit metro.net/ridesafely.

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President Barack Obama at Barnard College New York, NY – President Barack H. Obama delivered the keynote at Barnard College’s 120th Commencement ceremony, held on Columbia University’s South Lawn. Addressing approximately 600 members of the class of 2012, he said, “We know we are better off when women are treated fairly and equally in every aspect of American life — whether it’s the salary you earn or the health decisions you make. After decades of slow, steady, extraordinary progress, you are now poised to make this the century where women shape not only their own destiny but the destiny of this nation and this world. Now more than ever, America needs what you, the class of 2012, has to offer. America needs you to reach high and hope deeply.” “Clearly, Mr. President, you know

something that the 594 Barnard graduates seated proudly here before you are well on their way to discovering — that there is no opportunity they cannot embrace, no dream they cannot make real. You have demonstrated this truth through your own amazing story, your own compelling example, your own irrepressible spirit,” said Barnard President Debora L. Spar, in a speech presenting President Obama with the Barnard Medal of Distinction, the college’s highest honor, alongside Helene D. Gayle ’76, president and CEO of CARE USA; Evan Wolfson, founder and president of Freedom to Marry; and Sally Chapman, Barnard professor of chemistry. Prof. Chapman, who was unable to attend, was represented by her sister Diana Chapman Walsh, former president of Wellesley College.

PCR names business center after former President R.D. Lottie, Jr.

The Metro Expo Line, the newest addition to Metro Rail service, is now open.

Obama addresses graduates of historic women’s College and receives Barnard Medal of Distinction

R.D. Lottie, Jr., one of the founding members of Pacific Coast Regional SBDC and its first executive director, was brought to tears when Mark J. Robertson, Sr. PCR’s current president and CEO, along with Larry S. Reed, PCR’s board chairman, surprised their friend and colleague by renaming the program’s small business development center “The Lottie Center For Business Excellence.” The primary mission of Pacific Coast Regional Small Business Development Corporation is the promotion of community economic development through the delivery of financial and educational services to underserved small business persons and communities.

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4th annual congressional art competition winners announced Compton and Watts take top honors in Congresswoman Laura Richardson’s 4th Annual Congressional Art Competition Washington – With art programs constantly under assault in school systems, the 2012 Congressional Art Competition stands in stark contrast to this national trend. The artwork received this year serves as a reminder that art programs are a necessity when it comes to educating today’s youth. Congresswoman Laura Richardson had the honor of judging the 4th annual 2012 Congressional Art Competition for the 37th district. Art work was submitted from, Compton, Watts, Long Beach and Carson. The winning entry was submitted by the Valedictorian of Compton High

School, 11th grader Alejandra Chavez. She submitted a painting of Frida Kahlo who was a Mexican painter and is perhaps best known for her self-portraits. June 20th Ms. Chavez will fly to Washington, D.C. to participate in the Congressional Arts reception at the U.S. Capitol where her artwork will be on display June 2012 – May 2013. “Receiving first place in the Congressional Art Competition has been the biggest honor in my life,” said Ms. Chavez. “This is the first time that anyone has ever given me recognition for my artwork. In high school no one ever takes my artwork serious. This win

Congresswoman Laura Richardson and district teachers who worked with all of the students to submit artwork to the Congressional competition proves that my artwork can take me wherever I want to go,” said Ms. Chavez. "I am proud to support the art program that represents so many in the communities that make up the 37th District," said Congresswoman Laura Richardson. “We were fortunate to partner with the Long Beach museum. Many of the student artists in attendance have never been to a museum or near the ocean which is less than 20 miles away. There attendance at the Congressional Arts reception to honor

their artwork is an achievement and stands as a testimony to the committed teachers and parents who brought their students to the reception,” said Congresswoman Richardson. “The quality of the artwork at the reception was amazing,” said Congresswoman Laura Richardson. “Given the fiscal crisis facing inner-city school districts, and arts programs being reduced or even eliminated, I applaud the teachers who thoughtfully worked with such talented young people to create these magnificent works of

art,” said Congresswoman Laura Richardson. The second place winner is Christopher Valencia from Watts. He attends Animo Locke Tech High School (Inner Circle Youth Program). His winning entry was Blue Sky with a Grand Cathedral and Park in View. This picture reflects Mr. Valencia’s view; freedom of religion in America (One Nation Under God) and will be on display in Congresswoman Richardson’s Congressional office in D.C. See ART COMPETITION, page 15

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Kobe: I don’t take charges BY JEFF LATZKE | ASSOCIATED PRESS OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Lakers star Kobe Bryant says he doesn’t take charges, and he’s got a reason for it. Based on his own analysis of NBA greats from Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen to Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, Bryant believes there’s too much of a health risk to get run over by an opponent and go crashing to the floor repeatedly. “I learned from my predecessors, man,” Bryant said Tuesday. “Pippen had a (messed) up back taking charges. Bird had a (messed) up back taking charges. “I said, ‘I’m not taking charges.’ I figured that (stuff) out at an early age.” The five-time NBA champion says no one ever presented the theory to him that he could prolong his career if he didn't try to draw offensive fouls against his opponents. It was just his own observations. “I’ve seen them take charges and lay there with a messed-up back. I’ve seen Michael not take one ... charge and he's healthy his whole career, and the same thing with Magic,” Bryant said. “I might not be the smartest guy in the room but I can figure that (stuff) out.” The topic came up after the Lakers

forced only four Oklahoma City Thunder turnovers in a 119-90 blowout loss in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals. The NBA record for fewest turnovers in a game is three. Oklahoma City had averaged a league-worst 16.4 turnovers in the regular season, but Los Angeles had the fewest steals and forced the least turnovers. Bryant rejected the idea that the Lakers should try to extend their defense and disrupt Oklahoma City’s passes and said: “We’re not a passing-lanes kind of team. We’re a pack-it-in type of team.” Yet he also doesn’t AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki think Lakers are willing to stand in the way Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant believes it’s when opponents come too much of a health risk to get run over by an charging in. opponent and go crashing to the floor repeatedly. “We’ve got a couple guys that take charges, but for the most est in learning. Bryant’s coach, Mike Brown, has part the one guy that took charges (Derek Fisher) is now playing in Oklahoma,” the opposing viewpoint. “I’m a big charge guy. I’m more a Bryant said. “I don’t take charges, Metta (World charge guy than a shot-blocking guy,” Peace) doesn't take charges. Steve he said, noting that even 7-foot-3 cen(Blake) will take a charge every now and ter Zydrunas Ilgauskas would drop to then, but most everybody else just stands the floor to take charges for him in Cleveland. up and plays.” While some NBA teams keep Bryant said that drawing charges is “definitely a skill,” pointing out that track of how many charges their playcoach Mike Krzyzewski does drills to ers draw, Bryant certainly isn’t keepteach it at Duke. He singled out ing up with his own. “I probably took one last year. By Miami’s Shane Battier, a former Duke star, for being among the best at it in accident probably,” he joked. “I couldtoday’s game but said he has no inter- n’t get out of the way.”

Junior Seau’s garage burglarized OCEANSIDE, Calif. (AP) — A thief burglarized the garage of Junior Seau’s home days after the former NFL star’s suicide, police said Wednesday. The burglary occurred in Seau’s garage at about 2 p.m. on May 7, Lt. Theft after death: Junior Seau Leonard Mata said. “I just think it’s horrible someone “Somehow they forced the doggy door open so they squeezed through,” he would even break into someone’s house after a tragedy like that,” a neighbor, said. The crook took a $500 bicycle Terra Ramirez, told TV station KGTV. “It’s just pretty sick and disgusting, belonging to a friend of Seau and left actually,” said another neighbor, Sean through the garage door, Mata said. No arrest had been made as of Bailey. Seau was a mainstay of the San Wednesday. Seau, 43, shot himself to death in Diego Chargers’ defense in the 1990s after starring at Southern California. the home on May 2.

ANTONIO ‘ MAGIC MAN’ TARVER

Above-par superstar flying under the radar BY KENNETH MILLER LA WATTS TIMES CORRESPONDENCE Move over Magic Johnson: Another ‘Magic Man’ cometh to the Southland for a world championship date on June 2 at the Home Depot Center. But unlike the Los Angeles icon, Antonio Tarver is flying under the radar. The 43-year-old Tarver hails from a Floridian inner-city, where he has overcome all of the negative elements that are staples in other American inner cities: son of a single mother, poverty and substance abuse. For the many just like him, there are usually just a few avenues to take: jails, institutions or sports, and Tarver discovered all of them before reaching his comfort zone in the sport of boxing. While scholarships in basketball as a 6' 2" shooting guard and fleet-footed quarterback on the football field were clear options, he took to the unscripted violence in the sport of boxing. After lacing up the gloves once and for all in 1979, a willful, albeit headstrong Tarver was inspired by the trophies many of the other neighborhood boys were coming home with from the Southwest Boys Club in Orlando. “The uniforms, the pretty robes they had … and all those trophies!” he told Sports Illustrated at the time. Tarver’s mother Gwendolyn subsequently moved the boy she called ‘Man’ from the strife and worsening neighborhood of Orlando to where he had options to play more traditional team sports, but boxing was in his blood by then. In 1996 Tarver was America’s best hope for a gold medal at the Olympics held in Atlanta but settled for bronze at the advanced age of 27. The year before, he went undefeated and won the prestigious Pan Am Games title, the U.S. Championship and the World Championship. There has never been a single fighter to achieve those accomplishments in American amateur boxing. So why then isn’t the name Antonio Tarver among the most recognizable fighters in the world today? Why doesn’t his name pop up with the likes of Bernard Hopkins, Roy Jones Jr. or Floyd Mayweather? “When you look at my record, five-time world champion and the only fighters I lost to but didn’t avenge the defeat was Hopkins and Chad Dawson, how can you argue with that success?” Tarver told the L.A. Watts Times during an exclusive interview from his Tampa

training site this week. His comeback to boxing, following a starring role as Mason Dixon in the ‘Rocky’ film, was supposed to lift his brand and propel him into superstardom in the sport, but it did not. A dominating 9th round TKO over the once-heralded Danny Green during his latest comeback was downgraded when Green was KOed in the fight following Tarver. When he became the first fighter to KO Jones Jr., it also was downgraded when everyone Jones Jr. fought after Tarver seemingly knocked him out. If he were Floyd Mayweather, they’d say Jones. Jr.’s down fall was a direct result of what Tarver did to him, but the ‘Magic Man’ does get such respect. So on the first Saturday in June, Tarver is defending his IBO cruiserweight title against undefeated Nigerian slugger Lateef Kayode (18-0, 14 KO) to potentially add to his Hall of Fame resume. Tarver has more knockouts than Kayode has fights 20 and has compiled a 29-6 record after turning pro at the late age of 28. When the reporter suggested that because he started pro so late and has not endured the brutal wars in the ring as others that perhaps he might be the freshest 40-plus fighter in the game, he said: “I agree with you, but 43 is 43. I am old school. I have an 84-year-old trainer, Jimmy Williams, who is the best in the business and doesn’t get the respect that he deserves. A lot of fighters don’t know what I do. I don’t fight to get hurt, I fight to hurt people.” Sounds familiar? When I suggested that if I didn’t know it, I would feel as though I was interviewing Mayweather, he agreed — to a point. Both are outstanding defensive fighters, both are quick without one punch knockout power and both use their mental awareness as much as their skill set. “Floyd is a great business man and picks the rights fights, but I want to see him fight Manny Pacquaio while they are both still relatively in their prime. Then he would be considered one of the greatest fighters in history,” explained Tarver. See ANTONIO TARVER, page 14

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Doctor: Bulls’ Derrick Rose out 8-12 months

Cavaliers’ Irving selected NBA’s top rookie BY TOM WITHERS | ASSOCIATED PRESS

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Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose

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Cleveland Cavaliers’ Kyrie Irving holds the NBA Rookie of the Year award at the basketball team’s headquarters in Independence, Ohio on Tuesday.

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get to the basket, and a clutch, coldblooded instinct in the fourth quarter — that separated him from the others. Cavs coach Byron Scott knew Irving was special long before he made his pro debut. “The day we brought him in for his individual workout before the draft, I thought he was definitely the best player that we had,” Scott said. Still, Irving’s first season, delayed because of the league’s labor lockout, began with some doubting whether he was deserving of the top pick or if Cleveland had made a mistake. Irving had played in just 11 games at Duke because of a toe injury. It didn’t take him long for him to show the Cavs made a perfect choice. “When they drafted me, there were a lot of questions about my toe and everything, would he live up to the hype or whatever,” he said. “I didn’t pay any attention to all that, just being in these closed doors helped me have a vision and be focused every single day. I wasn’t the most heralded No. 1 pick. I had my own goals and I had my own team goals.” Irving made spectacular moves and game-winning shots and earned MVP honors at the Rising Stars game during All-Star weekend in Orlando. But when asked what moment stood above all the others in a magical first season, Irving had a surprise answer. It came, of all places, in a huddle during a timeout at Indianapolis. With 4.4 seconds left and the Cavaliers tied 84-84 with the Pacers, Scott, who has formed a tight bond with his young star point guard, drew up a play for Irving to take the last shot even though he was playing just his third game as a pro. “I was surprised,” Irving said. “We kind of knew each other. I didn't really See KYRIE IRVING, page 14

CHICAGO (AP) — The doctor who operated on Derrick Rose’s knee insists the Chicago Bulls’ star can dominate again. It will take time, though. Rose faces a recovery of eight months to a year. The assessment by team physician Dr. Brian Cole on Tuesday means the point guard could return around midJanuary to early February, or miss next season. The doctor added there is a chance Rose could be back sooner, but “we’re not going to rush it.” The Bulls had already said Rose has a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. Cole said there were also two tears in his meniscus cartilage. He said Rose is “doing great,” that the surgery went “extremely well” and he can still be an explosive player. “It’s impossible to predict tomorrow,” Cole said during a news conference at Chicago’s Rush University Medical Center. “Statistically, he should be that player and then some. That doesn't mean he's guaranteed. It’s a whole lot better than we were accustomed to years ago. The ligament is one thing and the meniscus is another. Getting all the things to heal appropriately is really our goal in the early phases. Then, it’s rehab, conditioning — getting his brain connected to his knee, basically.” General manager Gar Forman insisted the Bulls won’t rush Rose, that they are more focused on the long-term than the short-term hit they’ll take without him. The GM is “hopeful” and “optimistic” his franchise player will return next season but isn't sure he will. “In putting this team together, everything was looking at the big picture, long term,” Forman said. “I think it’s our job to stay focused on that and to continue to look at what we feel is a long window of opportunity to have success and that’s how we'll approach it.” Rose had surgery on Saturday after being injured two weeks earlier in Chicago’s playoff-opening win over Philadelphia, a major blow for a team eyeing its first championship since the Michael Jordan-Scottie Pippen era. The Bulls simply weren’t the same without their superstar point guard and bowed out in six games, making them the fifth top seed to lose to an eighth seed. See DERRICK ROSE, page 19

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INDEPENDENCE, Ohio (AP) — Once Kyrie Irving finished cracking jokes, thanking Cleveland’s fans, his teammates and coaches, he looked down from the podium at the person who promised this would happen. He was the NBA’s Rookie of the Year. “This award is for us,” Irving said to his father, Dred, who raised his son after his wife, Elizabeth, died 15 years ago. “We’re bringing it back home and we’re going to put it right on the mantle and we’re going to put some flashing lights on it so it shines throughout the whole entire house.” This season, Irving shined brightest. The 20-year-old ran away in voting by a nationwide media panel that could have handed in ballots with two months left in the season. There was really no other choice. Irving received 117 of 120 possible first-place votes from writers and broadcasters and finished with 592 points, more than three times as many as Minnesota’s Ricky Rubio (170), who finished second despite missing most of the season with a knee injury. Denver’s Kenneth Faried (129) was a distant third. Faried, San Antonio’s Kawhi Leonard and New York’s Iman Shumpert received the other first-place votes, stopping Irving from joining Blake Griffin (2011), David Robinson (1990) and Ralph Sampson (1984) as the only players to win the award unanimously. Irving played beyond his years and above everyone’s expectations — including his own — this season when he routinely took over games in the fourth quarter and renewed the hopes of a Cleveland franchise still putting together the pieces after LeBron James left as a free agent two summers ago. Irving always felt the award was within his reach. “It was a goal of mine,” Irving said. “I kept it on the back burner. I knew as long as we won games and we beat great teams that it was going to come.” The first pick in last year’s draft, Irving led all rookies — and the Cavs — in scoring with 18.5 points per game. He also led first-year players in field-goal percentage (46.8), was second in assists (5.4) and became one of just six rookies in league history to average at least 18 points and five assists. However, it was the other elements of his game — a nasty crossover dribble, a fearless desire to

Thursday, May 17, 2012

F E AT U R E

An Open Letter to President Obama Concerning Gay Marriage from Pastor Bobby Scott

With all due respect, Mr. President, your position to advocate redefining marriage is dangerously wrong. If I may, please let me, as carefully as I can, clarify my position so that I am not misunderstood as a hate-mongering bigot. The Bible teaches that God made male and female equal, in His likeness, and different by design so that a male and a female could unite in one flesh and procreate. Even atheists agree that any definition of marriage must include a male and female. Today, those affirming marriage between a male and female are not trying to discriminate against anyone’s rights. They are seeking valid compelling answers to the questions: why change the definition of marriage? and on what moral basis should it be changed? Contrary to the contention of the left, love alone is not enough to validate the radical position of overthrowing the God-given, ageless definition of marriage. If love is the sole criterion for marriage, then would the left call all Americans who oppose polygamy hatemongers who want to deny polygamists their right to happiness? All societies must place some boundaries around the definition of marriage, and no modern society has so radically sought to alter that definition as America today. Second, as an African American, I am stunned that you would cloak gay marriage with the heritage of

civil rights. The legal protection that homosexuals have today strongly argues against any need to classify homosexuals as a group that warrants the special legal attention granted to blacks through the civil rights movement. Yes, it is evil when homosexuals are bullied and attacked for being gay. BUT what court (for that matter job, school, media outlet etc.) in America would not prosecute such perpetrators of that bigotry with anything less than the full weight of the law? How does that remotely compare to the smiling-in-court, cigar smoking, celebrating murderers of Emmett Till who walked out of court FREE?! It is simply wrong-headed to try to equate the legal status of both groups. Finally, Mr. President, as a professing Christian, you should know from the Gospel that while Jesus loves all sinners (homosexuals & heterosexuals), He is also Holy and He does not allow sinners of any to sort define what is right in their own eyes. Jesus calls all sex outside of the monogamous covenant union of marriage between one man and one woman sin. Jesus’ loving response to sinners was to pay the debt that we never could and to give His righteousness to all who believe in Him as a gift of His grace. So any heterosexual or homosexual who turns from their sin to trust exclusively in Him, Jesus will save. Mr. President, I pray that you will see the error of your decision and reaffirm what you once said you believed and all the cultures of human history have affirmed—marriage is the covenant union designed (not evolved) by God between one man and one woman.

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(New York, NY) - Reverend Al Sharpton, President of National Action Network, along with Julian Bond, Chairman Emeritus of NAACP, Melanie Campbell, President and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, and Reverend Dr. Joseph Lowery, Civil Rights Icon and President Emeritus of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, released an open letter today embracing President Obama’s position on equality for gay and lesbian individuals in this country. This followed several calls today between faith and civil rights leaders organized by Rev. Al Sharpton and NAN to encourage a civil debate on this issue and to encourage all individuals to keep all issues of import to our communities in mind in the days ahead. ------------------------------------------------------------------May 11, 2012 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” As leaders in today’s Civil Rights Movement, we stand behind the President Obama’s belief that same sex couples should be allowed to join in civil marriages. We also affirm that individuals may hold different views on this issue but still work together towards our common goals: fair housing and equitable education, affordable health care and

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An Open Letter from Rev. Al Sharpton, Julian Bond, Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery and Melanie Campbell

eradicating poverty, all issues of deep and abiding concern for our communities. President Obama stated his view that same-sex couples should be allowed to marry. This is a view that we concur with, because as civil rights leaders we cannot fight to gain rights for some and not for all. At the same time, we acknowledge that the President stated his personal opinion, which everyone is entitled to both those

who agree with him, like us, and those who disagree. The President made clear that his support is for civil marriage for same-sex couples, and he is fully committed to protecting the ability of religious institutions to make their own decisions about their own sacraments. There will be those who seek to use this issue to divide our community. As a people, we cannot afford such division. It is our hope that conversations on strengthening African American families continue in a civil and respectful way, on all sides, both with those who support the ability of same-sex couples to marry, and those who do not. We are glad that President Obama has joined Dr. Joseph Lowery, Dr. Julian Bond and so many others in full embrace of equality for gay and lesbian indi-

viduals in our country. We also welcome the civil debate on this issue that will surely spring. And we encourage all individuals to keep all issues of import to our communities in mind in the days ahead, and we seek to secure equal justice, opportunity and dignity for all Godâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s children. Reverend Al Sharpton, President & Founder, National Action Network Julian Bond, Chairman Emeritus of NAACP Reverend Dr. Joseph Lowery, Civil Rights Icon and President Emeritus of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Melanie Campbell, President and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation

Thursday, May 17, 2012

R&B singer Keyshia Cole returns to BET in new docudrama, ‘Family First’

Will Smith meets…

A new chapter for Keyshia Cole.

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Actor Will Smith boxes with Great Britain Olympic Super Heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua at Ethos gym in London on Wednesday. LONDON (AP) — Hollywood star Will Smith took time out of his promotional schedule for “Men in Black III” to try his hand at Olympic sports in London. Smith met Olympic hopefuls ahead of the U.K. premiere of the film later Wednesday, shooting hoops with team GB Basketball captain Drew Sullivan and taking pointers on the hurdle from Perry Shakes-Drayton, a hopeful for the 400m event.

Triple jumper Yamile Aldama tried to teach Smith, but found that the actor was more inclined to break into dance moves. Smith praised the athleticism of those he met, confessing that he himself has “never been really athletic.” The athletes who showed their events to Smith will be joining him and his co-stars at the movie premiere on London’s Leicester Square.

BET Networks has announced production of its new original docudrama, “Keyshia Cole: Family First.” Cole’s evolution from a promising R& B star to a multiplatinum selling artist was captured for three seasons by BET on her top-rated reality series, “The Way It Is.” Viewers will once again join her on an emotional journey as she steps into a new chapter of her life. The new series gives a candid look at the R&B songstress at her most vulnerable, as a wife to NBA star Daniel Gibson, mother to her 2year-old son D.J, daughter, sister, musician and businesswoman. We’ve

witnessed so many incredible and compelling moments in Keyshia’s life, especially her tumultuous relationship with her mom and sister, Frankie and Neffe. Now Cole has found herself on the path to becoming the woman she was destined to be, but will her new life lead her down the road to success or will demons from her past continue to haunt her? “Keyshia Cole: Family First” (the series’ working title) is executive produced by James DuBose of DuBose Entertainment. Michele Barnwell, Keyshia Cole and Daniel Gibson also serve as executive producers.

Game over: Tia Mowry not returning to BET’s ‘Game’ BY MESFIN FEKADU | ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK (AP) — The game is over for Tia Mowry: The star of the hit BET series “The Game” won’t appear in the show’s sixth season. Mowry’s representative confirmed the news Wednesday. No details were provided. Season five of “The Game” is currently airing on BET. Mowry stars as Melanie Barnett-Davis, a medical school graduate AP Photo/Carlo Allegri, File and wife of football star Tia Mowry’s representatives confirmed Derwin Davis, played by Wednesday that she won’t appear in the Pooch Hall. show’s sixth season. The first three seasons originally aired on the CW from 2006 ter, Tamera, starred in the 1990s hit to 2009. After nearly two years off-air, show “Sister, Sister.” The second seaBET picked up the show and it became son of their Style Network reality show, “Tia & Tamera,” premieres next a ratings success. Mowry and her identical twin sis- month.

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Lookin’ good: Jazz drum master Jack DeJohnette turns 70 BY JOY CHILDS Herbie Hancock reached the BIG 70 in 2010, Chick Corea last year, and this August, jazz drummer Jack De Johnette hits that milestone. Just like former band mates Hancock and Corea, reaching this milestone has in no way lessened his mastery of his primary instrument. (He’s also a gifted pianist.) In fact, this past January he was recognized by the National Endowment for the Arts as a 2012 Jazz Master recipient. It’s the nation’s highest honor in jazz and goes to living legends. DeJohnette is being recognized for his extraordinary contribution to advancing the jazz art form and for serving as a mentor for a new generation of young aspiring jazz musicians. He’s widely regarded as one of the greatest drummers in modern jazz for a wideranging style that confirms his superior abilities as a bandleader or a sideman. His collaborations are legendary.

Jack DeJohnette In 1966, he drummed alongside Rashied Ali in the John Coltrane Quintet. International recognition came with his tenure in the Charles Lloyd Quartet, one of the first jazz See DEJOHNETTE, page 15

Chuck Brown, pioneer of ‘go-go’ funk music, dies BY BRETT ZONGKER | ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) — Chuck Brown, who styled a unique mix of funk, soul and Latin party sounds to create go-go music in the nation’s capital, has died after suffering from pneumonia. He was 75. Brown died Wednesday at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore. Hospital spokesman Gary Stephenson confirmed Brown had died after a hospital stay that began April 18. Thanks to Brown and his deep, gravelly voice, go-go music was uniquely identified with Washington. That’s where he continued to play the city’s club circuit to a loyal audience late in life. Mayor Vincent Gray said the city will be a different place without Brown. “Go-go is D.C.'s very own unique contribution to the world of pop music,” he said. “Today is a very sad day for music lovers the world over.” In 2007 Brown told The Associated Press that go-go was influenced by sounds and fast beats he heard early in life, growing up in North Carolina and Virginia, combined with his experience later, playing with a Latin band. “Go-go is a music that continues on

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We felt like ‘bustin’ loose’ because of Chuck Brown, the ‘godfather of gogo.’ He died from pneumonia at age 75. and on, and on and it’s a call-andresponse communication with the audience,” Brown said. Go-go was heavy on percussion with drummers as lead players, accented by guitar riffs, keyboards and horns. Sometimes they would play for two or three hours without stopping. In between tunes, Brown would keep the

thunk of percussion going and talk to the crowd. Brown’s hit “Bustin’ Loose” with his group, the Soul Searchers, helped define go-go's sound. It spent several weeks atop the R&B chart in 1979. Rapper Nelly later sampled Brown’s “Bustin’ Loose” in 2002 for his massive See CHUCK BROWN, page 14

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Bringing Playboy jazz to Baldwin Hills BY JOY CHILDS As part of the Playboy Jazz Festival’s community event series, held in conjunction with the June festival, renowned jazz fusion keyboard trailblazer and recording artist Jeff Lorber brings his melodic funk and dynamic array of vibes to The Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw Plaza for a free community concert Sunday, May 27. The show will run from 2 to 4:30 p.m. in the outdoor promenade at the shopping center, located at 3650 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. The event provides an opportunity for the Festival to partner with the Plaza to bring top-quality jazz for patrons’ enjoyment. Popular radio personality Pat Prescott will emcee, and the outstanding Washington Prep High School Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Reggie Andrews will open the show. Crystallizing jazz, funk and Latin rhythms with melodies and improvisations that translate perfectly to a live setting, Jeff Lorber has come full circle in the three decades since his earliest recordings. In the late 70s — long before he was a globally recognized contemporary jazz artist and performer — the innovative keyboardist/composer/producer was a

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prominent figure in the new movement known as jazz fusion, a marriage of traditional jazz with elements of rock, R&B, funk and other electrified sounds. The Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw Plaza is an 850,000 square foot retail destination located at the intersection of Crenshaw Blvd. and Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. It’s long been recognized as a hub in the surrounding communities. From a signature concert series known as BHCP Live!, monthly Kid’s Club and a weekly Farmers’ Market, to the many public services See PLAYBOY JAZZ, page 15

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FEMALE DRILL SGT Continued from page 4 The decision to reinstate King came several days after she filed a legal complaint. The decision was made by Maj. Gen. Bradley May, the deputy commandant of the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command. May also told her this week she could not remain in her post, Smith said. Smith said he fears that the Army is going to force King to retire in August, when she becomes eligible after more than 30 years in the ranks. King was featured in national television reports and newspaper headlines in 2009 when she was tapped to head the Drill Sergeant School at Fort Jackson, the Army’s largest training installation. About 60,000 soldiers are trained annually at the post. That includes half the Army’s male soldiers and more than 60 percent of its female soldiers, increasing the need for female drill sergeant trainers. Just this week, the Army opened thousands of jobs to female soldiers by loosening restrictions meant to keep them away from the battlefield. Experience on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan showed women were fighting and dying alongside male soldiers anyway. King said she believes the complaints against her came from those who found her too rigid, when she was following instructions to hold drill sergeants to high standards. And criticism that she had never been deployed in combat is unfounded, she said, because she went where the Army sent her. Once, while posted at Fort Bragg with an airborne unit, she was held back from a combat deployment because she was a woman. Instead, she was sent to jobs in Europe and Washington, D.C. “I’m not afraid of combat, heck no. I just went where the Army told me,” she said. King and Smith said they intend to

KYRIE IRVING Continued from page 9 know the bald-headed man. I just knew that when he told me it was a high screen and roll, I was like, ‘I’m going to do my best to get to the basket.’ ” Irving’s left-handed layup rolled out, and the Cavs lost in overtime. But Irving knew that from that moment on that the Cavaliers were his team and that Scott expected him to lead them. “Just him having that confidence in me was a steppingstone for me,” he said. “It was a learning experience, and I needed it.” A month later in Boston, with his father sitting courtside, Irving made up for the miss at Indiana. With the Cavs down by one, Irving, ignoring his failure in the previous situation, drove to the basket, split two defenders and flipped in a left-handed layup to beat the Celtics. Irving arrived with none of the superstar trappings. There was no entourage or multimillion dollar shoe contract, no cameras chronicling his every move. He often tossed the praise on others and minimized his role in victories. “One of his biggest attributes — you can ask all of his teammates — he’s willing to give up a little bit of himself for the greater good of the team,” said general manager Chris Grant. “That’s truly what makes great leaders. That’s what makes great people and great players.”

Thursday, May 17, 2012

EXPERIENCED SALES MANAGER WANTED The Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper is seeking an experienced Sales Manager to oversee the Sales Department of the Newspaper. The Sales Manager will recruit, hire and direct the sales team and provide leadership towards the achievement of maximum profitability and growth in line with company vision and values. The Sales Manager will establish goals and strategies to expand the customer base and develop a culture of training and professional development to motivate account executives to achieve and surpass their goals. Experience Required: The ideal candidate should have 5-7 years of experience in sales and management at a daily and/or weekly newspaper and bring established relationships with local and national advertising agencies. The candidate must also demonstrate the professional ability to develop, build and maintain internal and external relationships that will help to build a strong portfolio of accounts at all levels, including on-line web sales. Please submit resume to pamela@lasentinel.net. press ahead with their formal legal complaint, asking that two of her superiors be investigated for abuse of their authority, even though she is being required to step down from her post. A spokesman for the Training and Doctrine Command, which is in charge of the drill sergeant school, said the Army is still looking into King’s allegations but would not respond to them in detail in a public forum. “While the Army takes seriously any and all allegations of racism and sexism, Command Sgt. Maj. King’s

concerns are being carefully reviewed, and appropriate action will be taken if and as warranted,” said Harvey Perritt, spokesman at the Fort Eustis, Va., TRADOC headquarters. Asked about the change of command, Perritt pointed out that the Army “has determined that it is in the best interests of the Drill Sergeant School that she relinquish her duties as commandant this Thursday, May 17. This date reflects a normal tour length and is based on the arrival of the incoming commandant.”

Irving appears to be the major piece the Cavs can build around, and they plan to get him some help next month with three of the top 34 picks in the draft. “He’s great and the way he carries himself is really remarkable,” said Cavs owner Dan Gilbert, who opened his downtown casino Monday night. “He’s

20 years old. He can’t have a drink legally or come into our casino but he can do everything else.” Irving, too, is excited about the future in Cleveland. “I know what we’re building here is something special,” he said, “and I’m here for the long haul.”

Continued from page 4 Johnson, the father of her children. The charge was later dropped. Two years earlier, she filed a domestic violence complaint against Joe Johnson, but that was dismissed after a hearing. Jamie Hudson, whose mother lives two doors down from the family, said the boys in the family were known to shoot BBs at a home across the street and had threatened to set it on fire. “It has been an ongoing problem on our street with them,” Hudson said. Goodyear said Jaxs Johnson had recently been arrested on a domestic violence charge. He said he didn’t know if the boy had been accused of hitting his mother or causing damage at the house.

Austin Lewis, a 16-year-old classmate of Pebbles Johnson, said the family “had problems like everybody else but nothing that drastic.” He described Pebbles Johnson as “very loving and caring.” “Always with a smile,” Lewis said. “Didn’t let anything affect her. She was always in a good mood.” A pastor at the church the family attended described it as “normal stuff.” “I think he was punching some walls or something,” said Jarvis Wash, pastor of the Real Church in Rockledge, Fla. Wash said the family attended services last Sunday but had been absent for a few weeks before that. “I don’t know what could have happened in the past couple of days,” Wash said. “It’s a tragedy to the church and the community.”

ANTONIO TARVER Continued from page 8

CHUCK BROWN Continued from page 13 hit “Hot in Herre,” which won Nelly a Grammy. In 2007, rapper Eve sampled Brown’s song, “Blow Your Whistle,” in her hit single “Tambourine.” Brown told the AP he admired such artists. “Go-Go had some influence on rap because a lot of rap musicians come to my shows,” he said. “Some of them were students at Howard University. People like Puff Daddy — he’s been to see us when he was a young Howard University student.” Spike Lee, a fan of Brown’s, used go-go for his movie “School Daze.” “Chuck Brown Will Always Be ‘Bustin’ Loose’ — the Godfather of GoGo,” Lee said through a spokeswoman. When he was younger, Brown spent some time in jail. While behind bars, he traded five cartons of cigarettes for his first guitar. After he was freed in 1962, Brown played with several bands and then formed the Soul Searchers. To

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comply with terms of his parole, they couldn’t play where alcohol was served, so they went to churches, recreation halls and youth centers. Brown’s daughter, Cherita Whiting, said he had died from complications with pneumonia and was gone too soon. “I just want to tell all his fans, thank you, for lovin’ our dad,” she said. “He had the best fans in the world.” During the crack epidemic of the 1980s, violence in some clubs affected go-go’s reputation. Brown said “we can’t blame the go-go for that,” though. More recently, he said he had seen more grandparents at his shows, with an audience ranging in age from 18 to 60. In 2005, he was named a National Heritage Fellow by the National Endowment for the Arts. Washington was always his most loyal fan base, Brown told the AP, and he was happy to play here the rest of his life.

Ironically, Kayode called out Tarver after a Showtime telecast in which Tarver served as analyst. “I had the opportunity to comment on a few of his fights on Showtime. He’s definitely an up-and-coming champion, but he has loopholes in his game. I stated that on the air, but he took it personally and called me out for a fight. He’s got nothing to lose and everything to gain,” Tarver told L.A. Watts Times.

PAUL BUTLER Continued from page 6 business and business development for the music channel and handled the negotiation of distribution and marketing deals for VH1’s consumer products business. He has also served as general counsel for Flavor Unit Entertainment, Queen Latifah’s entertainment company, and as vice president, business development at Razor & Tie, LLC, in New York. Butler serves as the chairman for

The elusive acclaim and respect that Tarver deserves is still haunting. One fight in one night may not obtain it for him. However, if you look at his complete body of work, the numbers are there for him to be considered among the elite fighters of his generation and, by and large, a Hall of Fame fighter. After all, it’s like we’re talking Mt. Rushmore here. That is where Tarver feels President Obama belongs. The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, an awardwinning nonprofit organization in Harlem that develops African-American and Latino youth into critical thinkers and community leaders. In 2008, Butler’s work in and out of cable was recognized by Multichannel News (“40 Under 40”) and Cable World (“Most Influential Minorities in Cable”). In 2009 and 2011, he was named to the Cable Fax “Most Influential Minorities in Cable” list. Butler is a graduate of the University of Rochester and Harvard Law School.

Thursday, May 17, 2012

DEJOHNETTE Continued from page 13 groups to receive crossover attention, which also alerted the world to Keith Jarrett's skills. And if you’ve seen piano virtuoso Jarrett anywhere around L.A. over the last 25 years, then you’ve also caught DeJohnette keeping the beat going in the hugely popular Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette Trio for all those years. The drummer is also known for his cutting-edge collaborations: his “Parallel Realities” CD, which led to a muchacclaimed tour with Herbie Hancock and Pat Metheny. DeJohnette's drumming, though originally influenced by both predecessors and contemporaries — including Max Roach, Art Blakey, Roy Haynes, Elvin Jones, Philly Joe Jones, Art Taylor, Rashied Ali, Paul Motian and Tony Williams — has long drawn from sources beyond “jazz.” In fact, for more than 30 years ago, DeJohnette was already describing his work as “multidirectional music.” He’s played with virtually all the jazz masters — including Ornette Coleman, Sonny Rollins and Miles Davis. Dig out your Davis’ “Bitches’ Brew” album and you’ll see DeJohnette’s name on the album that changed the direction of jazz forever, even causing Davis to say in his autobiography, “Jack DeJohnette gave me a deep groove that I just loved to play over.” DeJohnette himself says that working with Davis led to collaborations with Chick Corea. In honor of his 70th birthday, he’s heading a trio composed of Corea and Stanley Clarke at Catalina Bar and Grill through Sunday night — one he himself deemed a “special trio.” For more information, call Catalina Bar and Grill at 323-466-2210.

PLAYBOY JAZZ Continued from page 13 offered at the mall, it’s clear that the BHCP is more than just a place to shop. It’s a central gathering place for the local community. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase to the public. Glass containers, alcoholic beverages and audio/video recorders are not permitted. Plenty of parking is available both in and around the mall. For more information regarding the community concert series or the Playboy Jazz Festival, visit www.playboyjazzfestival.com.

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NOTICE INVITING BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Long Beach, California, acting by and through the City’s Board of Harbor Commissioners (“City”) will receive, before the Bid Deadline established below, sealed Bids for the following Work: PROVIDING AND INSTALLING FENCING MATERIAL AT PORT OF LONG BEACH LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA AS DESCRIBED IN SPECIFICATION NO. HD-S2447 Bid Deadline:

Prior to 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 19, 2012 Bid packages will be time/date stamped on the 4th floor or in the Lobby and shall be submitted prior to 10 a.m.

Place for Submission of Bids: 1. By Delivery Any Calendar Day Before the Bid Deadline Harbor Department Administration Building 4th Floor, Plans and Specifications/Program Management Office 925 Harbor Plaza Long Beach, CA 90802 2. By Delivery on the Same Calendar Day as the Bid Deadline Harbor Department Administration Building Ground Floor Lobby 925 Harbor Plaza Long Beach, CA 90802 Bid Opening: As soon as practical after the Bid Deadline Harbor Department Administration Building 6th Floor Board Room 925 Harbor Plaza Long Beach, CA 90802 Contract Documents Available: Date/Time: Beginning Thursday May 17, 2012 Monday –Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Location: Harbor Department Administration Building 4th Floor, Plans and Specifications 925 Harbor Plaza Long Beach, CA 90802 Pre-Bid Meeting: Date/Time: Wednesday, May 30, 2012, 10:00am Location: 6th Floor Board Room Project Contact Person: Gamal Elgaali, P.E. Fax (562) 283-7201 E-mail gamal.elgaali@polb.com NIB -1 Contract Documents. Copies of Contract Documents in DVD format may be obtained, at no cost, at the Plans and Specifications Office, 4th floor, Harbor Department Administration Building, 925 Harbor Plaza, Long Beach, CA 90802 during the hours of 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. To arrange to receive a copy of the Contract Documents by courier at the expense of the Bidder, call (562) 283-7353. For information on this Project and other upcoming Port projects, you may view the Port website at http://www.polb.com/economics/contractors/out_for_bid.asp. Copies of all Port insurance endorsement forms, SBE/VSBE Program forms, Harbor Development Permit Applications and other Port forms are available at http://www.polb.com/economics/contractors/forms_permits/default.asp. NIB -2 Non-Mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting. The engineering staff of the City’s Harbor department will conduct a pre-bid meeting at 10:00 am on Wednesday, May 30, 2012 in the Board Room, 6th floor, of the Harbor Department Administration Building. Attendance is not mandatory, but highly recommended. Should a Bidder elect not to attend the pre-bid meeting, the Bidder shall not be relieved of its sole responsibility to inform itself of all conditions at the Project Site and the content of the Contract Documents. NIB -3 Summary Description of the Work. The Work required by this Contract includes, but is not limited to, furnishing all labor, materials, power, equipment, tools, transportation and supervision necessary to provide and install fencing material including the removal of asphalt, excavation of post holes, installation of posts in ground/asphalt concrete, installation of fencing materials, barbed wire, gates and all other necessary items required for the complete construction of 8-foot chain-link fencing, temporary fencing (K-rail), and K-rail with chain link fencing. The quantity of work to be performed and materials to be furnished are approximate only, being given as a basis for the comparison of bids. NIB -4 Contract Time and Liquidated Damages. The Work shall be completed within 731 Calendar Days as provided in Paragraph SC - 6.1 of the Special Conditions, from a date specified in a written “Notice to Proceed” issued by the City and subject to adjustment as provided in Section 3.1 of the General Conditions. FAILURE OF THE CONTRACTOR TO COMPLETE THE WORK WITHIN THE CONTRACT TIME AND

Continued from page 7 Joel Luque placed third and attends Animo Locke Tech (Inner Circle Youth Program) his artwork will hang in Congresswoman Richardson’s district office in Long Beach. This painting was inspired by Watts Towers and is titled Watts Up. The painting is a depiction of Watts Towers and Space Planets in Day Sky. “Watts Towers is a symbol of what America means to me,” said Mr. Luque. “The Towers are majestic almost like a pyramid made with recycled materials,” said Mr. Luque. “Compton and Watts students out bested more than 75 other entries throughout the district which is a first

for the 37th congressional district art competition,” said Congresswoman Richardson. “Their entries serve as reminders that the young adults in our community our serious about their work, passionate about their message and are a great sense of pride to those of us preparing the next generation,” said Congresswoman Richardson. The Congressional Art Competition was created in 1982 as a way to showcase the artistic ability of high school students from all 435 congressional districts across the United States. The winning artwork will be displayed for one year at the U.S. Capitol.

OTHER MILESTONES WILL RESULT IN ASSESSMENT OF LIQUIDATED DAMAGES IN THE AMOUNTS ESTABLISHED IN THE SPECIAL CONDITIONS. NIB -5 Contractor’s License. Each Bidder shall hold a current and valid Class “C-13” Fence License or “Class A” General Engineering California Contractor’s License to bid this Project. NIB -6 Contractor Performed Work. The Contractor shall perform, with its own employees, Contract Work amounting to at least 50% of the Contract Price, except that any designated “Specialty Items” may be performed by subcontract and the amount of any such “Specialty Items” so performed may be deducted from the Contract Price before computing the amount required to be performed by the Contractor with its own employees. “Specialty Items” will be identified by the City in the Schedule of Bid Items. NIB-6 SBE Language for No-Goal Construction Bids/Projects The Port has established a Small Business Enterprises (SBE)/Very Small Business Enterprises (VSBE) Program to encourage small business participation on construction contracts. Although an SBE/VSBE participation goal was not assigned to this contract, the Port strongly encourages all bidders to include such participation whenever possible, by utilizing small and very small business subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers. The Port also strongly encourages SBE/VSBE firms to respond to this solicitation as prime contractors. The Port’s SBE Program staff is available to provide information on the program requirements, including SBE certification assistance. Please contact the SBE Office at (562) 283-7598 or sbeprogram@polb.com. You may also view the Port’s SBE Program requirements at www.polb.com/sbe. NIB -7 Prevailing Wage Rates and Employment of Apprentices. This Project is a public work as defined in Labor Code Section 1720. The Contractor receiving award of the Contract and Subcontractors of any tier shall pay not less than the prevailing wage rates to all workers employed in execution of the Contract. The Director of Industrial Relations of the State of California has determined the general prevailing rates of wages in the locality in which the Work is to be performed. The rate schedules are available on the internet at http://www.dir.ca.gov/dlsr/DPreWageDetermination.htm. Bidders are directed to Article 15 of the General Conditions for requirements concerning payment of prevailing wages, payroll records, hours of work and employment of apprentices. NIB -8 Trade Names and Substitution of Equals. With the exception of any sole source determination that may be identified in this paragraph, Bidders wishing to obtain City’s authorization for substitution of equivalent material, product, or equipment, are required to submit a written request for an Or Equal Substitution using the form included in Appendix A together with data substantiating Bidder’s representation that the non-specified item is of equal quality to the item specified, thirty five (35) calendar days after Bid Opening. Authorization of a substitution is solely within the discretion of the City. NIB -9

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NIB -10 Bid Security, Signed Contract, Insurance and Bonds. Each Bid shall be accompanied by a satisfactory Bidder’s Bond or other acceptable Bid Security in an amount not less than ten percent (10%) of the Base Bid as a guarantee that the Bidder will, if Conditionally Awarded a Contract by the Board, within thirty (30) calendar days after the Contract is conditionally awarded to the Contractor by the City, execute and deliver such Contract to the Chief Harbor Engineer together with all required documents including insurance forms, a Payment Bond for one hundred percent (100%) of the Contract Price, and a Performance Bond for one hundred percent (100%) of the Contract Price. All Bonds shall be on forms provided by the City. NIB -11 Conditional Award of Contract and Reservation of Rights. The Board, acting through the Executive Director, reserves the right at any time before the execution of the Contract by the City, to reject any or all Bids, and to waive any informality or irregularity. The Conditional Award of the Contract, if any, will be to the responsible Bidder submitting the lowest responsive and responsible Bid. If the lowest responsive responsible Bidder fails to submit the required documents including insurance forms, bonds and signed Contract within thirty (30) calendar days after Conditional Award of Contract, the Board reserves the right to rescind the Conditional Award and Conditionally Award the Contract to the next lowest responsive and responsible Bidder. NIB -12 Period of Bid Irrevocability. Bids shall remain open and valid and Bidder’s Bonds shall be guaranteed for ninety (90) calendar days after the Bid Deadline or until the Executive Director executes a Contract, whichever occurs first. NIB -13 Substitution of Securities. Substitution of Securities for retainage is permitted in accordance with Section 22300 of the Public Contract Code. Issued at Long Beach, California, this 16th day of April, 2012. J. Christopher Lytle Executive Director of the Harbor Department, City of Long Beach, California

BLACK FRATERNITY Continued from page 4 has a goal to recruit 10,000 volunteers to help organize community initiatives to register new voters, re-energize 2008 first-time voters, and help the community recognize voter suppression tactics that are politically driven. 1911 United’s primary focus will be on the battleground states — Colorado, Florida, Indiana, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia; however, the campaign is expected to have a positive impact throughout the country. Thus far, 1911 United has been sup-

ported by actor/comedian Joe Torry (Que) and serial entrepreneur/media personality Kwame Jackson (Nupe). Jackson states, “This is our time, this is my moment! I've never been one to stand on the sidelines of life, and 1911 United's unique platform and laser-focused mission allow me to not only play in the game but redefine the rules of what we will all call success going forward in the evolution of American Democracy towards a more perfect union.” In addition to organizing fundraisers

and trainings throughout the country, 1911 United will embark on a multicity bus tour next month to provide direct assistance to the communities that are crucial to the re-election of President Obama. The bus tour will feature a specially organized step team, comprised of Nupes and Ques, that will perform during every tour stop. A 1911 United event takes place this Fri., May 18, from 7−10 p.m., at the Premiere Supper Club, 1710 N. Las Palmas Ave., L.A. 90028. To learn more about the group’s activities, volunteer opportunities and the bus tour stops, please visit www.1911United.com. 1911 United is also on Twitter @1911United.

Thursday, May 17, 2012

NOTICE OF DIVIDED PUBLICATION Made pursuant to Section 3381, Revenue and Taxation Code Pursuant to Sections 3381 through 3385, Revenue and Taxation Code, the Notice of Power to Sell Tax-Defaulted Property in and for Los Angeles County, State of California, has been divided and distributed to various newspapers of general circulation published in the County. A portion of the list appears in each of such newspapers. NOTICE OF IMPENDING POWER TO SELL TAX-DEFAULTED PROPERTY Made pursuant to Section 3361, Revenue and Taxation Code Notice is hereby given that real property taxes and assessments on the parcels described below will have EHHQ GHIDXOWHG Ã&#x20AC;YH RU PRUH \HDUV RU LQ the case of nonresidential commercial property, property on which a nuisance abatement lien has been recorded or WKDW FDQ VHUYH WKH SXEOLF EHQHÃ&#x20AC;W E\ providing housing or services directly related to low-income persons when three or more years have elapsed and a request has been made by a city, FRXQW\ FLW\ DQG FRXQW\ RU QRQSURÃ&#x20AC;W organization that property will become subject to the Tax Collector's power to sell. The parcels listed will become subject to the Tax Collector's power to sell on July 1, 2012, at 12:01 a.m., by operation of law. The Tax Collector's power to sell will arise unless the property is either redeemed or made subject to an installment plan of redemption initiated as provided by law prior to 5:00 p.m., on June 29, 2012. The right to an installment plan terminates on June 29, 2012, and after that date the entire balance due must be paid in full to prevent sale of the property at public auction. The right of redemption survives the property becoming subject to the power to sell, but it terminates at 5:00 p.m. on the last business day before actual sale of the property by the Tax Collector. All information concerning redemption or the initiation of an installment plan of redemption will be furnished, upon request, by Mark J. Saladino, Los Angeles County Treasurer and Tax Collector, 225 North Hill Street, First Floor, Los Angeles, California 90012. The amount to redeem, in dollars and cents, is set forth opposite its parcel number. This amount includes all defaulted taxes, penalties, and fees that have accrued from the date of taxdefault to the date of June 29, 2012. I certify, under penalty of perjury, that the foregoing is true and correct. Dated this 2nd day of May, 2012.

MARK J. SALADINO TREASURER AND TAX COLLECTOR COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES STATE OF CALIFORNIA PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANATION 7KH $VVHVVRU V ,GHQWLÃ&#x20AC;FDWLRQ 1XPEHU (AIN), when used to describe property in this list, refers to the Assessor's map book, the map page, the block on the map, if applicable, and the individual parcel on the map page or in the block. The Assessor's maps and further explanation of the parcel numbering system are available in the Assessor's 2IÃ&#x20AC;FH :HVW 7HPSOH 6WUHHW 5RRP 225, Los Angeles, California 90012. The real property that is the subject of this notice is situated in the County of Los Angeles, State of California, and is described as follows: PROPERTY TAX DEFAULTED IN YEAR 2009 FOR TAXES, ASSESSMENT, AND OTHER CHARGES FOR FISCAL YEAR 2008-2009 2952 $6,584.59 JACKSON,ALVIN AIN: 4057-014-032 3317 $6,379.06 LANZA,GRACIELA SITUS:5304 S FIGUEROA ST LOS ANGELES CA 90037-3728 AIN: 5001-035-010 3318 $21,919.50 LANZA,GRACIELA SITUS:5318 S FIGUEROA ST LOS ANGELES CA 90037-3728 AIN: 5001-035-011 3321 $8,227.77 HENRIQUEZ,MAURA E SITUS:5156 S NORMANDIE AVE LOS ANGELES CA

90037-3452 AIN: 5002-001-005 3323 $9,083.57 MACK,JOEL L SITUS:5223 S VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90037-3527 AIN: 5002-027-004 3329 $4,278.62 PERRY,JAMES L TR JAMES L PERRY 75867 6,786 : 6/$8621 $9( LOS ANGELES CA 90047-1130 AIN: 5005-023-033 3330 $4,068.86 PERRY,JAMES L TR JAMES L PERRY TRUST SITUS:1933 E SLAUSON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90058-3414 AIN: 5005-023-034 3362 $7,158.29 BROOKINS COMMUNITY AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH INC SITUS:4831 S GRAMERCY PL LOS ANGELES CA 90062-2238 AIN: 5015-013-021 3364 $3,089.99 :,//,$06 (;=(0,1$ (7 $/ &+$0%(56 ',$1$ 0 6,786 : 50TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900622414 AIN: 5016-031-018 3367 $642.93 VERMONT SQUARE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SITUS:1200 : 9(5121 $9( /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90037-2311 AIN: 5017-016-025 3368 $670.55 VERMONT SQUARE METHODIST &+85&+ 6,786 : 9(5121 AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90037-2418 AIN: 5017-017-003 3369 $8,048.64 VERMONT SQUARE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SITUS:4410 S BUDLONG AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90037-2306 AIN: 5017-017-026 3371 $19,935.88 PINEDA,NEMECIO D SITUS:5125 S VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90037-3515 AIN: 5017-025-015 3372 $690.92 HSBC BANK USA TR ACE SECURITIES CORP TRUST 2007 C/O 2&:(1 /2$1 6(59,&,1* //& $,1 5017-029-044 3375 $23,651.24 AAMSMANAGEMENTANDSERVICES INC SITUS:4766 S FIGUEROA ST LOS ANGELES CA 90037-3159 AIN: 5018-036-017 3377 $16,355.94 RODEO ASSOCIATES INC AND TRIANGLE HOLIDINGS LLC 6,786 : 67 67 /26 $1*(/(6 CA 90037-1909 AIN: 5020-032-013 3378 $2,710.81 MUNOZ,SALVADOR TR ANA MARIA TRUST AND DE LA TORRE,ANTONIO C/O ANA M HERNANDE AIN: 5020035-014 3382 $7,840.52 IRACHETA,JUAN SITUS:4201 S :(67(51 $9( /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90062-1643 AIN: 5021-028-028 3383 $4,175.50 MADISON,OSCAR AND JOYCE L 756 0$',621 75867 6,786 : MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVLOS ANGELES CA 90062-1502 AIN: 5021032-024 3384 $4,861.60 MADISON,OSCAR B AND JOYCE L 756 0$',621 75867 6,786 : MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVLOS ANGELES CA 90062-1502 AIN: 5021032-025 3386 $7,500.91 MADISON,OSCAR B AND JOYCE L 756 0$',621 75867 6,786 : MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVLOS ANGELES CA 90008-2725 AIN: 5022024-026 3410 $46,015.52 )5,*(5,2 0,&+$(/ 6,786 : MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVLOS ANGELES CA 90062-1503 AIN: 5035008-016 3412 $2,587.03 RAD,MEHRAN F SITUS:3807 S ST $1'5(:6 3/ /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90062-1039 AIN: 5035-030-020 3413 $1,194.12 RAD,MEHRAN F SITUS:3814 S ST $1'5(:6 3/ /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90062-1038 AIN: 5035-031-002 3414 $3,773.65 RAD,MEHRAN F SITUS:3804 S ST $1'5(:6 3/ /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90062-1038 AIN: 5035-031-007 3415 $11,527.56 CORTEZ,LEONARDO CO TR ET AL CORTEZ GARCIA FAMILY TRUST ANDGARCIA,LEONELA C SITUS:1301 : 7+ 67 /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 1244 AIN: 5036-014-001 3425 $15,598.98 FLORES,RAFAELA D HERNANDEZ,LUIS R SITUS:5284 : $'$06 %/9' /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90016-2629 AIN: 5043-005-013 3427 $15,050.83 *,''(16 +$59(< 6,786 : JEFFERSON BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90016-4125 AIN: 5046-006-001 3428 $6,610.79 *,''(16 +$59(< 6,786 : JEFFERSON BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90016-4125 AIN: 5046-006-002 3433 $10,311.74 FERNANDEZ,RUBEN SITUS:5577 : $'$06 %/9' /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90016-2550 AIN: 5048-001-061 3434 $1,094.43

BARNETT,ROLAND JR AND HATTIE J AIN: 5048-014-058 3436 $1,405.10 :(67 $'$06 &+85&+ 2) &+5,67 2) / $ 6,786 : $'$06 %/9' LOS ANGELES CA 90016-2849 AIN: 5049-008-043 3437 $637.63 :(67 $'$06 &+ 2) &+5,67 2) / $ 6,786 : $'$06 %/9' /26 ANGELES CA 90016-2849 AIN: 5049008-044 3438 $8,042.24 :,12*5$' '2/25(6 5 6,786 : $'$06 %/9' /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90016-2729 AIN: 5049-009-052 3440 $63,643.68 1$&2 ,1& 6,786 &5(16+$: BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90016-3089 AIN: 5050-001-027 3441 $950.23 SOUTHERN MISSIONARY BAPTIST &+85&+ 6,786 : $'$06 BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90016-3039 AIN: 5050-004-028 3442 $7,575.49 SOUTHERN MISSIONARY BAPTIST &+85&+ 6,786 : $'$06 BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90016-3039 AIN: 5050-004-037 3443 $1,259.38 SOUTHERN MISSIONARY BAPTIST &+85&+ 6,786 : $'$06 BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90016-3040 AIN: 5050-005-032 3445 $17,965.26 %87/(5 1250$1 $ 6,786 : JEFFERSON BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90016-4207 AIN: 5050-030-061 3446 $141.49 DANIEL,OPHELIA AIN: 5051-012-022 3453 $35,694.85 67(11,6 .(9,1 6,786 : ADAMS BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90018-2701 AIN: 5053-035-029 3460 $7,523.28 5$026 7(2'252 6,786 : ADAMS BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90016-2845 AIN: 5057-001-003 3465 $2,362.99 ULLOA,ROGELIA AIN: 5058-022-025 3472 $1,460.30 :(%(5 &$5/$ / 6,786 : :$6+,1*721 %/9' /26 $1*(/(6 CA 90016-1113 AIN: 5063-006-096 3477 $24,108.56 BRAMBILA,JOHN V AND ANA SITUS:5020 VENICE BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90019-5308 AIN: 5067003-002 3479 $63,372.78 MICHELSON,JACOB AND HANNA 6,786 : 3,&2 %/9' /26 ANGELES CA 90019-3712 AIN: 5069001-005 3485 $11,034.87 *2/$1 7$/ 6,786 : :$6+,1*721 %/9' /26 $1*(/(6 CA 90018-1247 AIN: 5072-030-023 3503 $1,688.71 ST PAUL'S KOREAN CHURCH CA 6,786 : 3,&2 %/9' /26 ANGELES CA 90019-4311 AIN: 5081007-002 3504 $982.34 ST PAUL'S KOREAN CHURCH CA 6,786 : 3,&2 %/9' /26 ANGELES CA 90019-4311 AIN: 5081007-003 3505 $253.72 %2:'(1 -2$11 $,1 3511 $72,945.90 DAYCO FUNDING CORPORATION SITUS:1150 S LA BREA AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90019-6910 AIN: 5084021-013 3512 $36,057.70 DAYCO FUNDING CORPORATION SITUS:1164 S LA BREA AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90019-6910 AIN: 5084021-014 3523 $3,426.79 SCOTT,ANDRENE AIN: 5101-003-002 3527 $954.16 LANDEROS,RAFAEL AND SUSANA AIN: 5103-012-017 3528 $14,823.85 BARRIGA,MARTIN R SITUS:1049 E SLAUSON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90011-5241 AIN: 5103-015-036 3529 $1,026.60 $//(1 :,//<$1'%(77<6,786 S CENTRAL AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90011-4731 AIN: 5103-016-016 3530 $7,914.37 OCHOA,ALICIA R SITUS:869 E 56TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 90011-5213 AIN: 5103-018-026 3532 $2,695.82 RAMIREZ,JOSE AND ALICIA SITUS:5108 MCKINLEY AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90011-4028 AIN: 5103029-031 3533 $7,644.60 RAMIREZ,JOSE AND ALICIA SITUS:856 E 51ST ST LOS ANGELES CA 90011-4114 AIN: 5103-029-033 3536 $19,105.75 KIM,HAK KI SITUS:5600 S CENTRAL AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90011-4732 AIN: 5104-024-025 3545 $2,179.67 JOHNSON,TOMMY R AIN: 5106-026017 3546 $1,403.75 INTERNATIONAL CHURCH OF THE FOURSQUARE GOSPEL INC SITUS:1318 E VERNON AVE LOS

ANGELES CA 90011-3723 AIN: 5107003-010 3549 $3,331.50 CONNER JOHNSON INC AIN: 5108007-027 3552 $44,303.58 LEE,SARAI D AND BLOCKER,CALVIN AND BOK JA SITUS:4625 S CENTRAL AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90011-5456 AIN: 5108-025-030 3555 $379.84 TUCKER,LINDA J AND JOHNSON,DANIEL SITUS:215 E 52ND ST LOS ANGELES CA 900114511 AIN: 5109-007-014 3557 $139.57 :+,7( 26&$5 $1' /28,6( $,1 5109-014-043 3563 $783.84 CHURCH OF CHRIST-EASTSIDE SITUS:915 E MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVDLOS ANGELES CA 900112836 AIN: 5114-013-033 3564 $49,674.71 COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT CORP C/O ESTHER TORREZ SITUS:1010 E JEFFERSON BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90011-2533 AIN: 5114-015-045 3565 $18,542.27 COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT CORP C/O ESTHER TORREZ SITUS:1001 E 35TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900112807 AIN: 5114-015-046 3566 $23,189.24 COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT CORP C/O ESTHER TORREZ SITUS:970 E JEFFERSON BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90011-2538 AIN: 5114-015-047 3567 $37,513.23 COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT CORP C/O ESTHER TORREZ SITUS:981 E 35TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900112842 AIN: 5114-015-048 3570 $5,505.57 LOPEZ,ROBERT R SITUS:859 E VERNON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90011-3738 AIN: 5115-013-015 3574 $13,520.54 &+$':,&. 026(6 $1' &+$':,&. /25,( 6,786 ( 33RD ST LOS ANGELES CA 900112248 AIN: 5117-005-021 3575 $617.33 HORIZON MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT FUND LLC C/O C/O CHARLES BRYSON AIN: 5117-008009 3576 $9,066.47 TORRES,JOSE AND GABRIELA SITUS:1683 E 41ST ST LOS ANGELES CA 90011-3307 AIN: 5117-015-017 3580 $23,346.19 MARIAS MAY TRUST SITUS:3805 S SAN PEDRO ST LOS ANGELES CA 90011-5617 AIN: 5121-013-007 3593 $22,574.94 MAIN STREET I LLC AND MAIN STREET II LLC C/O BRUCE YASMEH AIN: 5127-024-001 3594 $22,574.94 MAIN STREET I LLC AND MAIN STREET II LLC C/O BRUCE YASMEH AIN: 5127-024-002 3595 $45,056.12 MAIN STREET I LLC AND MAIN STREET II LLC C/O BRUCE YASMEH SITUS:1820 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 90015-3612 AIN: 5127-024-003 3596 $42,513.30 /$ :$6+ //& & 2 $9, 6+(08(/,$1 SITUS:1965 S LOS ANGELES ST LOS ANGELES CA 90011-1030 AIN: 5127025-021 3597 $12,868.99 HONG,SUSAN K SITUS:754 E 29TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 90011-2014 AIN: 5128-015-024 3598 $249.47 FELIOUS,OTTO SITUS:2619 STANFORD AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90011-5512 AIN: 5128-017-020 4640 $120,472.36 PINEDO,FRANCISCO CO TR PINEDO FAMILY TRUST SITUS:5957 6 :(67(51 $9( /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90047-1124 AIN: 6001-014-003 4641 $21,360.89 6$1&+(= -8$1 & 6,786 : SLAUSON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90047-1230 AIN: 6002-003-026 4642 $8,716.43 MOCAL MANAGEMENT INC AIN: 6002-004-026 4646 $19,076.91 GONZALEZ,JOSE M SITUS:6121 S VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-3717 AIN: 6003-023-030 4659 $22,486.70 MARTINEZ,JOSE G AND ANA E SITUS:1412 E SLAUSON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90011-4950 AIN: 6008017-009 4660 $29,208.05 MARTINEZ,JOSE G AND ANA E SITUS:1404 E SLAUSON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90011-4950 AIN: 6008017-010 4662 $8,177.47 YOON,HYUK J AND EUN O SITUS:5885 COMPTON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90001-1344 AIN: 6008021-017 4667 $9,408.66 ROMAN,VIANNA SITUS:6218 COMPTON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90001-1710 AIN: 6008-040-004 4668 $9,408.61 ROMAN,VIANNA AIN: 6008-040-005

4669 $9,408.61 ROMAN,VIANNA AIN: 6008-040-006 4671 $1,012.04 LUTZ,ARNOLD AIN: 6008-043-045 4672 $34,323.90 HERRERA,CARLOS AND MARIA TRS HERRERAFAMILY TRUST SITUS:1842 E 58TH PL LOS ANGELES CA 900011416 AIN: 6009-004-020 4674 $1,183.21 RODRIGUEZ,ROBERTA AIN: 6009012-019 4676 $20,716.81 MANZANARES,JOSE L SITUS:6606 S CENTRAL AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90001-1643 AIN: 6010-005-003 4682 $791.57 SANCHEZ,SERGIO AND ALICIA AIN: 6010-031-006 4683 $562.61 SANCHEZ,SERGIO AND ALICIA AIN: 6010-031-026 4688 $7,099.06 DE LA ROSA,ELIAS SITUS:7025 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 900032129 AIN: 6012-010-034 4689 $964.64 +$&./(< $57+85 % 6,786 : FLORENCE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90003-1808 AIN: 6012-012-052 4691 $3,833.70 $=2&$5 2/*$ 6,786 : FLORENCE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90003-1804 AIN: 6012-013-026 4694 $1,456.24 SAINT JAMES AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF L A INC SITUS:6933 ESTRELLA AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-6241 AIN: 6013021-043 4695 $2,808.49 SAINT JAMES AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF L A INC 6,786 : 7+ 67 /26 $1*(/(6 CA 90044-6262 AIN: 6013-021-044 4697 $12,977.04 ROQUE,ERIC C/O ROQUE REALTY 6,786 : )/25(1&( $9( /26 ANGELES CA 90003-1722 AIN: 6013028-028 4703 $3,083.18 KIDD,ARTHUR G AND ELNORA SITUS:6701 S VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-5240 AIN: 6014020-025 4706 $1,408.88 OVALLE,ESTEBAN AIN: 6014-035026 4707 $7,211.96 PLAYER,CHRISTOPHER AND 3/$<(5 &/$5(1&( : -5 6,786 6 :(67(51 $9( /26 ANGELES CA 90047-1811 AIN: 6015005-004 4715 $6,948.34 CREATIVE INVESTMENT GROUP ,1& 6,786 : )/25(1&( $9( LOS ANGELES CA 90047-2212 AIN: 6018-006-003 4716 $2,864.50 -21(6 )5$1&,1( 6,786 : FLORENCE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90047-2209 AIN: 6018-008-004 4723 $373.26 GREATER GOOD SHEPHERD MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH AIN: 6019-021-009 4726 $15,900.22 0$<:22' -29$1$( 6 6,786 S VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-5133 AIN: 6020-009-003 4727 $5,730.45 AVALOS,MARTIN AND MARIA AIN: 6021-009-026 4728 $2,712.23 TRIUMPH THE CHURCH AND KINGDOM OF GOD IN CHRIST SITUS:7660 COMPTON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90001-2654 AIN: 6021012-001 4729 $870.14 FREGOSO,JOSE AIN: 6021-016-042 4730 $2,858.78 HAYES,FRANCES L SITUS:164 E FLORENCE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90003-2118 AIN: 6022-001-001 4731 $10,832.18 FREGOSO,JOSE B AND MORAN,ROSA E SITUS:7524 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 90003-2128 AIN: 6022-004-021 4732 $10,127.96 MORENO,JORGE AND ALICIA SITUS:7626 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 90003-2514 AIN: 6022-005-019 4738 $38,892.85 MALDONADO,JULIO C SITUS:632 E FLORENCE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90001-2320 AIN: 6023-001-006 4741 $30.90 GODDEN,CLAUDINE G SITUS:7612 S CENTRAL AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90001-2951 AIN: 6024-009-004 4742 $99.50 GODDEN,CLAUDINE G SITUS:7614 S CENTRAL AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90001-2951 AIN: 6024-009-006 4746 $2,064.10 RAMIREZ,FRANCISCO AND AMALIA TR RAMIREZ FAMILY TRUST AIN: 6025-013-004 4747 $13,681.87 GUTIERREZ,VICENTE A AND ARENAS,MARIA E SITUS:1968 E FLORENCE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90001-2746 AIN: 6025-013-009 4749 $27,891.36 SANTANA,LUIS M SITUS:7401 S

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AIN: 5052-004-010 3452 $22,415.32 AKINS,DAMON AND HALL,PETER 6,786 : 7+ 67 /26 ANGELES CA 90018-3018 AIN: 5052030-021 3461 $3,082.82 THOMPSON,DONALD AND SORRELL,ALICE L SITUS:2508 VINEYARD AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90016-2906 AIN: 5057-005-010 3462 $7,014.19 SCOTT,LORITA S TR LORITA S SCOTT TRUST SITUS:2820 VINEYARD AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90016-2930 AIN: 5057-008-005 3463 $18,607.02 &,7,%$1. 75 &:$%6 ,1& QH1 C/O C/O RECONTRUST CO SITUS:3039 HILLCREST DR LOS ANGELES CA 90016-4109 AIN: 5057020-025 3466 $1,688.20 NELSON,JOHNNIE TR JOHNNIE NELSON TRUST SITUS:2531 8TH AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90018-1704 AIN: 5059-015-008 3467 $694.33 BUTLER,JANICE SITUS:2100 4TH AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90018-1233 AIN: 5060-028-014 3468 $18,248.41 SANTOS,JOSEPHINE B SITUS:4900 : 7+ 67 /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 1402 AIN: 5062-003-017 3469 $5,099.57 %52:1 -81( : 6,786 : 67 ST LOS ANGELES CA 90016-2272 AIN: 5062-005-006 3471 $22,016.98 PRATHER,EURETTA DECD EST OF SITUS:2338 S CLOVERDALE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90016-2121 AIN: 5063-005-064 3473 $4,592.03 :$7621 0,/'5(' - 6,786 6 COCHRAN AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90016-2125 AIN: 5063-008-071 3475 $5,358.41 PHILLIPS,ROSEMARY L TR ROSEMARY L PHILLIPS TRUST SITUS:1814 HAUSER BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90019-5117 AIN: 5064007-032 3476 $8,521.10 +$:7+251( 3$6+$ *'1 HALL,VINSON MINOR EST OF AND +$:7+251( 3$6+$ 6,786 CLYDE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 900161014 AIN: 5064-022-008 3480 $12,418.81 HARRIS,PIRATE J JR AND DIANA L SITUS:1535 S GENESEE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90019-3811 AIN: 5069002-010 3481 $13,137.84 HALES,TRACY R SITUS:1293 S REDONDO BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90019-1549 AIN: 5070-008-009 3482 $363.91 ARIAS,VICTOR M AND ARIAS,MARTA I SITUS:1536 S CLOVERDALE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90019-4009 AIN: 5070-014-025 3483 $51,574.43 ALPHA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 6,786 :(//,1*721 5' /26 ANGELES CA 90019-5940 AIN: 5071004-018 3484 $62,389.71 CARLIN,LISA M SITUS:1341 12TH AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90019-4315 AIN: 5072-006-020 3506 $24,865.46 PHILOCHRISTUS PENTECOSTAL RESEARCH GROUP INC SITUS:1255 :(67&+(67(5 3/ /26 $1*(/(6 CA 90019-3525 AIN: 5081-020-020 3507 $13,104.54 :5,*+7 :$51(5 ,9 6,786 6 VAN NESS AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90019-3521 AIN: 5081-022-018 3508 $8,243.81 B AND S PROPERTY ET AL KIM,MIN S SITUS:967 S GRAMERCY DR LOS ANGELES CA 90019-2209 AIN: 5081032-015 3509 $4,870.46 GRISMORE,KENNETH V SITUS:1138 :(67 %/9' /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90019-1852 AIN: 5082-006-027 3510 $6,688.14 YEE,JUNKO AND TAKIGUCHI,SHUJI SITUS:812 S CITRUS AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90036-4931 AIN: 5084001-033 3514 $9,768.58 81,:,6( )281'$7,21 6,786 6 ORANGE GROVE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90036-4437 AIN: 5086-012-017 3524 $10,088.15 BENJAMINS,MAURICE M SITUS:401 E 58TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900115319 AIN: 5101-005-012 3525 $1,348.07 :(//6 )$5*2 %$1. 75 237,21 ONE MORTGAGE 2007 FXD1 C/O C/O SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICISITUS:5510 S SAN PEDRO ST LOS ANGELES CA 90011-5134 AIN: 5101-010-019 3526 $2,626.03 PAUL,JANET L SITUS:652 E 52ND ST LOS ANGELES CA 90011-4030 AIN: 5103-004-021 3531 $5,049.49 RUSSELL,VERLEAN D AND RUSSELL,ALBERT SITUS:927 E

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PUBLIC HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS

GOVERNMENT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP 7559) EXTERMINATION/ PEST CONTROL SERVICES The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles invites proposals from qualified extermination firms to provide Pest Control Services to 6,529 multifamily residential units, management offices, and community centers at various locations owned by the Authority. Copies of the RFP may be obtained online beginning May 18, 2012 at www.hacla.org/ps. Proposals will be accepted at The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles located at 2600 Wilshire Blvd., 4th floor, General Services Department, Los Angeles, CA 90057, until 10:00 A.M., June 22, 2012 5/17, 5/24/12 CNS-2316405# WATTS TIMES INVITATION FOR BIDS (IFB) NO. 1717-A HARDWOOD FLOOR REPAIRS AT VARIOUS

The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles invites vendors to submit firm fixed price bids for Hardwood Floor Repairs at various public Housing Developments. Copies of the IFB may be downloaded from the internet at www.hacla.org/cgs Bids will be accepted by the General Services Department at 2600 Wilshire Boulevard, 4th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90057, until 2:00 P.M., Pacific Daylight Saving Time, June15, 2012 5/17, 5/24/12 CNS-2316365# WATTS TIMES LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (METRO)

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to the proposer unopened. A Pre-Proposal conference will be held on May 22, 2012 in the Heritage Conference Room on the 13th Floor located at the address above. You may obtain a copy of the RFP, or further information, by faxing Jean Davis at (213) 922-1005. 5/17/12 CNS-2315115# WATTS TIMES LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (METRO) INVITATION FOR BIDS

All proposals must be received on or before June 11, 2012 Pacific Timeat the address listed above, sent to the attention of Jean Davis, Contract Administrator.Proposals received later than the above date and time will be rejected and returned

Metro will receive bids for IFB No.C0970 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Union/ Patsaouras Plaza Busway Station to procure design/build project delivery of a busway patron boarding platform at the south end of Patsaouras Plaza. This project estimated contract value is between $10-15 million and requires widening of the Caltrans Los Angeles River Bridge along the El Monte Busway for a new busway station. The bridge work includes providing a new superstructure, substructure and barrier rails. The new busway station requires design and construction of a platform, pedestrian ramp/walkway, pedestrian overcrossing including canopy, elevators and other elementsper specifications on file at the Office of Procurement & Material Mgmt, One Gateway Plaza, Los Angeles,

to fall in the first round. Rose averaged 21.8 points and 7.9 assists but had trouble staying healthy after capturing the MVP a year ago. He missed 27 games because of groin, back, toe, foot and ankle problems that the team does not think led to the ACL tear. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This could be anything from a completely random event â&#x20AC;&#x201D; which in a non-contact injury, most of the time thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s what it is â&#x20AC;&#x201D; to maybe conditioning,â&#x20AC;? Cole said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll never know with certainty. My feeling is it's more likely than not a very random even that happened. If you watch the video, you can see ... the forces are just right to tear the ligament.â&#x20AC;? He also pointed out that Rose did not tear the medial collateral ligament,

making the preparation for the surgery easier. Cole said patients generally start running about three months after surgery, and trainer Fred Tedeschi said players start shooting around that time. From there, they progress to cutting activities and increase the workload from there. Whether Rose spends part of his offseason working out in Los Angeles as he usually does or stays in Chicago, Tedeschi said the Bulls will have someone with him monitoring his rehab. Cole also said Rose should play once heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ready, that he doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t necessarily recommend sitting out the season as a precaution. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a lot of benefit to playing when heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s safe,â&#x20AC;? Cole said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Whether

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Metro will receive proposals for RFIQ PS13213001, DBE/SBE Certification Bench per specifications on file at the LACMTA Office of Procurement & Material Mgmt, One Gateway Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90012 (12th Floor).

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CA 90012 (12th Floor). All Bids must be submitted on forms furnished by Metro, and must be filed at the reception desk of the Office of Material on or before 2pm on July 9th, 2012 Pacific Time, at which time bids will be opened and publicly read. Bids received later than the above date and time will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. Each bid must be sealed and marked Bid No. C0970. A Pre-Bid conference will be held on May 24th, 2012 at 9am Gateway PlazaConference Room on the 3rd Floorlocated at the address above. You may obtain bid specifications, or further information, by emailing Eva Rodriguez at rodrigueze@metro.net 5/17/12 CNS-2313512# WATTS TIMES LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (METRO) INVITATION FOR BIDS Metro will receive bids for IFB No.C0970 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Union/ Patsaouras Plaza Busway Station to procure design/build project delivery of a busway patron boarding platform at the south end of Patsaouras Plaza. This project estimated contract value is

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between $10-15 million and requires widening of the Caltrans Los Angeles River Bridge along the El Monte Busway for a new busway station. The bridge work includes providing a new superstructure, substructure and barrier rails. The new busway station requires design and construction of a platform, pedestrian ramp/walkway, pedestrian overcrossing including canopy, elevators and other elementsper specifications on file at the Office of Procurement & Material Mgmt, One Gateway Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90012 (12th Floor). All Bids must be submitted on forms furnished by Metro, and must be filed at the reception desk of the Office of Material on or before 2pm on July 9th, 2012 Pacific Time, at which time bids will be opened and publicly read. Bids received later than the above date and time will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. Each bid must be sealed and marked Bid No. C0970. A Pre-Bid conference will be held on May 24th, 2012 at 9am Gateway PlazaConference Room on the 3rd Floorlocated at the address above. You may obtain bid specifications, or further information, by emailing Eva Rodriguez atrodrigueze@metro.net 5/10, 5/17/12 CNS-2310909# WATTS TIMES

DERRICK ROSE Continued from page 9 Chicago was closing out a 103-91 victory in Game 1 and Rose was showing his MVP form when everything changed. He came to a jump stop in the lane with about 1:20 left and his leg buckled. He went up again and passed to Carlos Boozer in midair before crashing to the court, sending a chill through the arena. That certainly wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t what the Bulls envisioned after capturing home-court advantage throughout the playoffs for the second straight season despite a long list of injuries. They were eyeing another big run after losing to Miami in the Eastern Conference finals last season, but with their leading scorer sidelined, they made an early exit, becoming the second No. 1 seed in two years

he has to go 40 minutes, that's a different story. Just getting out there and playing when heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s able, thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s when his exponential growth is going to come. Lots of athletes go back and play at a very high level but not necessarily initially at the level they were pre-injury.â&#x20AC;? The Bulls were a different team in the playoffs once Rose went down, after going 18-9 without him in the regular season. Making matters worse, they lost center Joakim Noah to a sprained left ankle in Game 3 and fell into a 3-1 hole before injecting some drama back into the series. Besides the injuries to Rose, they were without Richard Hamilton for most of the year because of a variety of ailments.

Then, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s All-Star Luol Deng. He played a significant portion of the season with a torn ligament in his left wrist and has said several times that he plans to represent Britain at the Olympics in London. Forman basically sidestepped questions about that, saying, â&#x20AC;&#x153;We want to sit down with him and have that conversation with him and our medical staff. I think it would be premature to speculate on anything until weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had a chance to sit down with him. Obviously, we know it's very, very important to him and we want to support our players. The biggest thing is Luol's health.â&#x20AC;? Forman also said the Bulls will exercise their contract option for next season on coach Tom Thibodeau and will try to negotiate a new deal.

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