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Thursday, May 24, 2012

RIES ~ Rev up your engines. This is a fine week for making progress with projects that you’ve got in the works. Your energy is high and your mind is clear. Use every advantage this week to finish up your works. Look for love in the right places. Know the difference between love and lust. Soul affirmation: I forgive and set myself free. AURUS ~ Educate those around you in the area of personal growth. Their improvement will bring benefits to you. Humor in communication is the key. Humor in introspection is a must. Soul affirmation: Success that has been following me is trying to catch up. EMINI ~ This week romance is beginning to percolate. Enjoy your feelings and let your brain relax. Suspend all judgments of others. Being stern won’t work for you this week. Soul affirmation: I go along to get along. ANCER ~ Romance will find you this week. Don’t be looking the other way. Your “rap” is especially strong. Make as many of those important phone calls as possible. People will respond. They are waiting to be receptive. Soul affirmation: Friendships are shock absorbers on the bumpy roads of life. EO ~ This week should bring an opportunity to further your education, don’t pass it up. Pay special attention to details at work. A friend needs your support. Find joy in giving it. Soul affirmation: All things work together for good. IRGO ~ You and your mate should increase your saving for the future this week. Future plans should be spotlighted. A relationship is likely to take a serious turn. Be open to making an unusual purchase. Soul affirmation: I can see clearly now the rain is gone. There are no obstacles in my way.

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IBRA ~ Don’t take any big gambles this week. The time is not right for a flight into the unknown. A newfound harmony is in store for you and your mate. Your mate will understand your fears. Soul affirmation: New insights create new directions and a new cast of characters. CORPIO ~ The air can be cleared easily. Admit your need for help. Seek understanding. You’ll help another by seeking help from them. Communication problems will smooth themselves out. Soul affirmation: Moving slowly might be the fastest way. AGITTARIUS ~ You and your partner are on the same wavelength. If you are presented with a contract this week, it’s an ideal week to reach an agreement. Make the important phone call to set things up. Soul affirmation: What I’ve been waiting for has been here all along. APRICORN ~ Beware of financial pitfalls that you’ve set for yourself. Strengthen all your relationships by understanding motivations of others. Spend time at home. Enjoy what you already have. Soul affirmation: Often it’s not what I say but the way I say it that gets the message across. QUARIUS ~ Don’t expect to win every battle, especially with your lover. This week winning is losing. Backing down is winning. Shyness produces a bold result. It’s easy to collect that longstanding debt. Soul affirmation: I keep money on my mind this week. ISCES ~ Possibilities of hearing good news about home are greatly expanded. Savor the news rather than thinking about other annoyances. Travel is on the horizon. Plan the trip this week. Soul affirmation: Jewelry reflects the beauty of my feelings about myself.

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2 charged in killings of 2 USC students from China BY LINDA DEUTSCH | ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two men were charged Tuesday with capital murder in the shooting of two University of Southern California graduate students from China. Prosecutors said 20-year-old Bryan Barnes and 19-year-old Javier Bolden would be arraigned in Superior Court later in the day.

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

Africa Day 2012 Celebrations: Los Angeles will join other US cities and countries in Africa in commemorating the 39th Africa Day with a free one-day cultural festival. WHEN: 11a.m. to 7 p.m. WHERE: California State University Dominguez Hills (1000 East Victoria St.), Carson. Africa Day Los Angeles 2012 will feature arts, crafts, business development, music, dancing, and food from the African Diaspora. Presented by the Vuvuzela Foundation, a Los Angeles-based African media and marketing organization, the 2012 event is themed “Akwantukesse,” which is Ghanaian for “the great journey” and will be a “homecoming of our brothers and sisters,” say organizers Aya Charlotte Kouassi (Ivory Coast) and Isaac Appiah (Ghana). For more information, please call 323-993-8662.

The Official Allen Iverson Question MID Release Party: Our friends at Sportie LA are proud to be among a handful of retailers taking part in the Re-release of Reebok's "The Question.” WHERE: Sportie L.A., 7753 Melrose Ave., CA. 90046. WHEN: 2 p.m. tipoff! Music by DJ Perceps. There will be food, raffles and giveaways. First 10 people to buy “The Question” will get a second pair of classics free.

under the direction of Reggie Andrews will open the show. 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.

Power of Life Blood Drive: Join West Angeles Young Adult Ministry (YAM) and BrittiCares International for the Power of Life Blood Drive. WHEN: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. They have teamed up with West Angeles C.O.G.I.C to help the community recognize the need and joy in giving blood. The need for blood in the African American community is substantial. According the American Red Cross, 51 percent of African Americans have type-O blood types, which is the most requested blood type from hospitals. The American Red Cross also reports that type O-negative blood (red cells) can be transfused to patients of all blood types. Please join YAM and BrittiCares as they give the Power of Life. Free and open to the public. Located at 3010 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles 90016. To register or for more information, contact: yam@westa.org, 323-733-8300 x2614.

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Up Coming

9th Annual Inner City Sports Festival & Health Fair: The day starts off with a 23-mile

Phil Ranelin and The Phil Ranelin Jazz Ensemble: WHEN: Thurs., May 3, at the

bike tour, 5k skateboard journey, 5k wheelchair roll and 5k walk. Then it flows into a festival filled with a health screening, healthy cooking demons, healthy kids zone and guest speakers from the health care profession, health pavilion and cultural entertainment on the main stage. WHEN: Registration starts at 7:30 a.m. WHERE: Jesse Owens Park, 9651 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles. The 5-mile walk, skateboarding and bike tour start at Earvin (Magic) Johnson Park, 905 E. 120th St., Los Angeles between Central and Avalon boulevards. WHEN: Registration begins at 8 a.m. Free health screening and festival will take place between 11a.m. and 6 p.m. FREE EVENT!! For more information, visit www.citylitesnetwork.org.

and Pittsburgh Steelers’ Chris Carter at the 7th Annual Brittiana Smile for Life 5k run/walk. WHEN: Sat., June 2, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. The timed, chip-race will take place on the beautiful lake and trails of Kenneth Hahn Park,in Los Angeles. The family fun-filled event will include NFL players, live performances, celebrity appearances, comedy, games, sports, raffles and a kids’ corner. Special activities include a football kick and toss off with players from the NFL. Registration is at www.bcirunwalk.com. Join in on the race against childhood cancer and enjoy a day of family activities. Registration fees for the competition race or fun run, ages 4-17,

are $15 and adults $25. Teams are encouraged to join the run/walk. All team participants must raise a minimum of $100 per member and must have 10 or more people on their team. Early registration is encouraged at www.bcirunwalk.com. Vendor booths available. For more information, call 323-292-8527.

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Free Community Concert: Renowned jazz fusion keyboard trailblazer and recording artist Jeff Lorber brings his melodic funk and dynamic array of vibes to Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza for a free communiPat ty conPrescott cert. WHEN: 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. WHERE: In the Outdoor Promenade at the shopping center, located at 3650 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. The concert is part of Playboy’s free community event series held in conjunction with upcoming Playboy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl, Saturday and Sunday, June 16th and 17th. Popular radio personality Pat Prescott will emcee and the Washington Prep High School Jazz Ensemble

7th Annual Brittana ‘ Smile for Life” 5k run/walk: Join BrittiCares International

to kick off National African American Music Appreciation Month (June) as proclaimed by President Barack Obama in 2009; to also celebrate UNESCO's milestone proclamation, initiated by UNESCO goodwill ambassador, Herbie Hancock, designating April 30 each year as International Jazz Day throughout the world; and to celebrate Phil Ranelin's Gemini birthday bash! Elected Officials from the City of Los Angeles, the State of California, the U.S. Congress and the U.S. Senate will honor Phil Ranelin for his community service and international projects with UNESCO’s International Jazz Day milestone proclamation! WHERE: LAX Jazz Club, located in the Crowne Plaza Los Angeles International Airport Hotel at 5985 West Century Blvd., Los Angeles 90045. There is no cover charge and parking is validated. A modest $15 food and beverage minimum is required. For Jazz Hotline reservations, please call 310-258-1333.

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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Band mates say FAMU victim volunteered to be hazed

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Band mate and defendant Jonathan Boyce claims hazing victim Robert Champion wanted to go through the “crossing over” ritual because it was seen as an honor. BY KYLE HIGHTOWER AND MIKE SCHNEIDER | ASSOCIATED PRESS ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A Florida A&M drum major who died after being

hazed on a bus was known for his opposition to hazing but agreed to go through a brutal initiation ritual because it was seen as an honor, according to interviews with band mates released Wednesday. Robert Champion, 26, had asked all

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season to go through the hazing ritual known as “crossing over,” defendant Jonathan Boyce said. Multiple witnesses say the ordeal involved the participant going from the front to the back of the bus while others beat the person. “It’s a respect thing, you know,” Boyce told detectives. “Well, he was wanting to do it all ... all season.” Champion died last November after enduring hazing by other band members outside a hotel in Orlando, where FAMU had played its archrival in football. His death revealed a culture of hazing in the famed band, which has performed at Super Bowls and presidential inauguration parades. An autopsy concluded Champion suffered blunt trauma blows to his body and died from shock caused by severe bleeding. Champion’s parents said at a news conference Wednesday that they are having a hard time believing that their son volunteered to be hazed. “He was murdered on that bus, and no one signs up for that,” Pam Champion said. Prosecutors in Orlando have more than 1,500 pages of evidence against the 13 people charged in Champion's death last year. Eleven defendants are charged with a third-degree felony and two are charged with misdemeanors. Drum major Keon Hollis told detectives he went through the same hazing ritual as Champion the night he died. He said there were at least 15 people on the bus. He said Champion was the next person to be hazed after him. He said Champion seemed fine immediately afterward, but said he was thirsty. Hollis said he gave Champion some water. Champion soon collapsed and later died. Another hazing ritual called “the hot seat” involved getting kicked and beaten with drumsticks and bass drum mallets while covered with a blanket on a band bus called, “Bus C,” band member Marc Baron told investigators. Baron isn’t charged and wasn’t on the bus the weekend Champion died. Depositions offered clues to the defenses the defendants will use. Boyce and another defendant, Shawn Turner, claimed they tried to help Champion get off the bus by pulling him through the gauntlet of band members. “So I grab him to try to keep everybody off him, and I grab him and I’m pulling him and I’m pulling him,” Boyce told detectives. “People are kicking him so I stopped them from kicking him and I put my body around his body.” Defendant Aaron Golson denied getting on the bus where the hazing took See FAMU VICTIM, page 19

AME Church Bishop H. Hartford Brookins dies at 86 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hamel Hartford Brookins, a bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church for 30 years and a longtime civil rights activist, has died in Los Angeles. He was 86. A church statement says Brookins died Tuesday at his home. The son of Mississippi sharecroppers, Brookins was minister of a country church in Arkansas and became acquainted with future President Bill Clinton. Before becoming bishop, he served 13 Bishop Hamel Hartford Brookins years as pastor of First AME Church of Los Angeles and led the congregation Jackson’s Operation PUSH and was through the construction of a multi- involved in the campaigns of Tom Bradley, the first Black mayor of Los million-dollar cathedral. Brookins helped found Jesse Angeles.

Ancient Bethlehem seal unearthed in Jerusalem JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli archaeologists have discovered a 2,700year-old seal that bears the inscription “Bethlehem,” the Israel Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday, in what experts believe to be the oldest artifact with the name of Jesus' traditional birthplace. The tiny clay seal’s existence and age provide vivid evidence that Bethlehem was not just the name of a fabled biblical town but also a bustling place of trade linked to the nearby city of AP Photo/Clara Amit, courtesy of the Israel Jerusalem, archaeolAntiquities Authority ogists said. Significant find: This photo, made available by Eli Shukron, the Israel’s Antiquities Authority, shows a detail of a authority’s director seal bearing the name “Bethlehem” in ancient of excavations, said Hebrew script. It’s the first time, say officials, that the find was significant because it is the the name appears outside of the Bible. first time the name “Bethlehem” appears outside of a the ancient kingdom of Judah and 700 years before Jesus was born. biblical text from that period. The seal was written in ancient Shukron said the seal, 1.5 centimeters (0.59 inches) in diameter, Hebrew script from the same time. dates back to the period of the first Pottery found nearby also dated back biblical Jewish Temple, between the to the same period, he said. Shmuel Achituv, an expert in eighth and seventh century B.C., at a time when Jewish kings reigned over See ANCIENT SEAL, page 18

Thursday, May 24, 2012

30th Annual UNCF Los NAACP chief: Marriage equality Angeles Walk for Education is a civil right Everyone is getting ready to participate in one of the oldest walk-athons in the Los Angeles area. The UNCF (United Negro College Fund) will have its 30th annual Walk for Education on Sat., June 2, in Exposition Park at the corner of Menlo Avenue and North Coliseum Drive behind the Natural History Museum. This annual 5K UNCF Los Angeles walk helps raise critical funds to support UNCF’s 38 member historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and 60,000 nationally students — and over 4,000 students from the Southern California area. The walk gets support from area churches, community groups, supporters, donors and corporations, including this year’s presenting sponsor, Southern California Edison (SCE). UNCF started its walk-a-thon to help keep the Southern California community informed about the tremendous effort of UNCF to support its 38 member institutions while generating resources for the students that attend them. Many participants are proud Southern

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Taking a controversial position: NAACP president Ben Jealous. BY BRIAN WITTE | ASSOCIATED PRESS BALTIMORE (AP) — NAACP President Benjamin Jealous said Monday he hopes the group’s resolution supporting same-sex marriage will encourage Blacks to support marriage equality as a civil right if the question is put to voters on the ballot in Maryland or other states. The civil rights group’s resolution was significant, as only 39 percent of Blacks favor gay marriage, compared with 47 percent of White Americans, according to a Pew poll conducted in April. Much of the opposition stems from churches, which have long been important institutions in the Black community. “I hope this will be a game-changer,” Jealous told The Associated Press in an interview. “There is a game being played right now to enshrine discrimination into state constitutions across the country and, if we can change that game and help ensure that our country's more recent tradition of using federal and state constitutions to expand rights continues, we will be very proud of our work.” Jealous spoke about the resolution, which was approved by the organization's board of directors on Saturday, at the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People headquarters in Baltimore. The resolution was approved about two weeks after President Barack Obama announced his support for gay marriage.

Jealous appeared with Roslyn Brock, who chairs the NAACP board of directors, and three other board members, Bishop William Graves of Memphis, Tenn., Richard Womack of Washington and Donald Cash of Columbia. Jealous struggled to speak while recalling how his White father and Black mother confronted marriage laws that forced them to marry in Washington, D.C., in 1966 because interracial marriage was illegal in Maryland and his mother’s hometown of Baltimore until 1967. Jealous noted that the civil rights organization has opposed laws barring gay marriage in the past. “What has changed is that this is the first time that we have made a full statement on marriage equality that goes beyond the circumstances of any one proposed law or any one state,” Jealous said. Brock emphasized that the resolution focused on marriage equality in the eyes of government, not religion. “As the nation’s leading and oldest civil rights organization, it is not our role, nor our intent, to express how any place of worship should act in its own house,” Brock said. Same-sex marriage is legal in six states and the District of Columbia, but 31 states have passed amendments to ban it in their constitutions. Maryland lawmakers passed a samesex marriage measure this year. However, it does not take effect until January, and opponents are working to petition the law to the ballot for voters to decide in November.

California alumni of HBCUs; they look forward each year to this measurably tangible activity that supports the institutions that have given many their starts in life. “Education is the train that pulls our young people up the hill to a better life” stated UNCF Los Angeles Area Director Curtis R. Silvers, Jr. The funds raised from their walk-a-thon help students get the financial assistance to get them in and through college. Today’s UNCF students are attending college at a time when higher education is becoming less affordable. More

than 90% of UNCF students need some form of financial aid. Most UNCF students come from disadvantaged families; 60% are from family with incomes of less than $30,000, and 60% are the first in their families to attend college. “Every step we take in the UNCF Walk for Education brings us that much closer to sending more kids to college and fulfilling President Barack Obama’s commitment for America to regain world leadership in the number of college graduates by 2020,” says presenter/sponsor representative Tarrance Frierson, who is the contract manager, supplier diversity and development for the SCE. Registration begins from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m.; the walk will begin at 8:30 a.m., with post-walk festivities from 10:00 a.m. to noon. For more information about the 30th Annual UNCF Los Angeles Walk for Education or to register online, go to http://give.uncf.org/LAWalk.

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Person Of The Week | Laphonza Butler YWCA GLA names Laphonza Butler, SEIU president, the 2012 Phenomenal Woman of Year The YWCA Greater Los Angeles (YWCA GLA) held its 2012 Phenomenal Woman Awards luncheon this week to salute LAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top women executives. The event, held on Weds., May 16, at the Omni Los Angeles Hotel was hosted by Clear Channelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s radio personality Josefa Salinas and the event theme was â&#x20AC;&#x153;Saluting Women Who Inspire Change.â&#x20AC;? The YWCA GLA named Laphonza Butler as 2012 Phenomenal Woman of the Year. Butler is the president of SEIU United Long Term Care Workers (ULTCW), which represents 180,000 in-home caregivers and nursing home workers throughout California and is the largest local in the state. She also serves as one of 25 international vice presidents of SEIU. As such, sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s responsible for providing SEIU leadership with strategic vision and counsel. She is a nationally recognized power broker on the issues of working families and the labor movement and exemplifies

Person of the Week: SEIUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Laphonza Butler the YWCAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s core mission to â&#x20AC;&#x153;eliminate racism and empower women.â&#x20AC;? The Phenomenal Woman Awards fundraiser draws Southern Cali-

forniaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top women executives and leaders to salute their accomplishments before an audience of the Los Angeles business community. The presenting sponsors for the event were Union Bank, Edison International and Toyota. Media sponsors were Clear Channel Radio and Los Angeles Confidential Magazine. Other top sponsors included Wells Fargo, SEIU, The Gas Company, JPMorgan Chase, AEG, PCL, Jenkins Gales & Martinez. Supporters include Vivian D. Howell, DLA Piper, ISComp, Los Angeles Urban League, Unisource, UPS and Polenzani Benefits. Proceeds raised from the event benefit YWCA GLA programs and services. To learn more about the YWCA Greater Los Angeles (YWCA GLA), visit www.ywcagla.org. To join the YWCA GLA mailing list, text â&#x20AC;&#x153;22888.â&#x20AC;? To make a donation to the YWCA GLA programs or services, contact Tracy Solomon Clark at 213-251-1328 or tracy.clark@ywcagla.org.

Calif. Senate OKs regulations for self-driving car SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) â&#x20AC;&#x201D; State lawmakers are anticipating the day when self-driving vehicles navigate California's roads guided by radar and GPS systems instead of human hands on the steering wheel. The state Senate approved a bill Monday that would establish safety and performance standards for what are known as â&#x20AC;&#x153;autonomousâ&#x20AC;? vehicles. SB1298 by Sen. Alex Padilla also would allow

the self-guiding vehicles on streets and highways as long as a licensed driver is aboard. The bill passed 37-0 and goes to the Assembly. Padilla, a Democrat from Los Angeles, says the vehicles can reduce accidents caused by human error. Nevada and Florida have enacted similar laws. Padillaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office says bills also are pending in Arizona, Hawaii and Oklahoma.

Why Egyptâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presidential election matters

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Nearly a year and a half after the ouster of autocratic leader Hosni Mubarak, millions of Egyptians lined up for hours outside polling stations Wednesday, happy to freely choose a president for the first time, though the election pits old regime figures promising stability against ascending Islamists seeking to consolidate power. Egyptians on Wednesday and Thursday vote to elect their first president since the fall of Hosni Mubarak on Feb. 11, 2011, after 29 years of his authoritarian rule. A second round is likely to be held between the two top vote-getters on June 16-17. Here is a look at what's at stake in the election. WILL EGYPT GO ISLAMIST? A victory by the fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood's candidate Mohammed Morsi will likely mean a greater emphasis on religion in government. The group, which already dominates parliament, says it wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t mimic Saudi Arabia and force women to wear veils or implement harsh punishments like amputations. But it says it does want to implement a more moderate version of Islamic law, which liberals fear will mean limitations on many rights. Two secular front-runners in the race say they will prevent Islamization, but that will likely mean frictions with parliament if they win. WILL EGYPT BECOME A DEMOCRACY? The two secular front-runners, former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq and former foreign minister Amr Moussa,

both are veterans of Mubarakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s regime and their opponents fear they will do little to change Mubarakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s autocratic system. The security forces and intelligence agencies that long prevented real change in Egypt remain in place, and there has been little move to end entrenched corruption and the intertwining of business interests and politics. The military, which took power after Mubarakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fall, is due to hand over authority to the voteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s winner. But it is not clear how much power the generals will yield. Whoever wins, Egypt likely faces struggles between the different power centers. WILL EGYPTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ATTITUDE TOWARD THE U.S. AND ISRAEL CHANGE? Many of the candidates in the race have called for amendments in Egyptâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 1979 peace treaty with Israel, which remains deeply unpopular. None is likely to dump it, but a victory by any of the Islamist or leftist candidates in the race could mean strained ties with Israel and a stronger stance in support of the Palestinians in the peace process. Shafiq and Moussa â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and ironically the Brotherhood â&#x20AC;&#x201D; are most likely to maintain the alliance with Washington.

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More support needed for kinship caregivers BY DAVID CRARY | ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK (AP) — As more of America's children are raised by relatives other than their parents, state and local governments need to do better in helping these families cope with an array of financial and emotional challenges, a new report concludes. Compared to the average parent, these extended-family caregivers are more likely to be poor, elderly, less educated and unemployed, according to the report, “Stepping Up For Kids,” released Wednesday by the Baltimorebased Annie E. Casey Foundation. Yet despite these hurdles, child-welfare experts say children who can't be raised by their own parents fare better in kinship care than in the regular foster care system. “We urge state policymakers to make crucial benefits and resources available to kinship families so that their children can thrive,” said the Casey Foundation’s president, Patrick McCarthy. According to 2010 census data, about 5.8 million children, or nearly 8 percent of all U.S. children, live with grandparents identified as the head of household. However, many of those children have one or both of their parents in the household as

well as grandparents. The Casey report focuses on the estimated 2.7 million children being raised in the absence of their parents by grandparents, other relatives or close family friends. The report says this category of children — whose parents might be dead, incarcerated, implicated in child abuse or struggling with addiction — increased 18 percent between 2000 and 2010. The majority of such living arrangements are established informally, but as of 2010 there also were 104,000 children formally placed in kinship care as part of the state-supervised foster care system. These children accounted for 26 percent of all children removed from their homes by child welfare agencies and placed in state custody, but practices vary widely. In Florida and Hawaii, kinship care accounts for more than 40 percent of the children in foster care; in Virginia, the figure is only 6 percent. Through the Fostering Connections Act of 2008 and other programs, federal funds are available to assist children who leave foster care to live under the legal guardianship of relatives. However, states vary in how generously they allocate such funds, and the Casey report said more outreach is needed to ensure that kinship-care families know their options.

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Many grandparents, like Morrisella Middleton, seated at center, are raising their grandkids. From left, LaQuanna Jordan, Shane Morrell, Jr. and Bryonna Reed. “They’re trying to navigate this system on their own, and there’s not a lot of knowledge about what benefits they’re eligible for,” said Mark Testa, a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Social Work. “They’re actually doing a heroic job

in keeping these kids part of the family, and they deserve our gratitude,” he said. “Without them, our foster care system would be overwhelmed.” Donna Butts of the advocacy group Generations United estimated that kinship caregivers save U.S. taxpayers

more than $6 billion a year by sparing state and local governments the cost of foster care. “We shouldn’t then just leave them alone,” Butts said. “They need information, they need support, they need See CAREGIVERS, page 14

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Warriors unveil plans to move to San Francisco

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Lakers will debate overhaul after playoff exit

Golden State Warriors greats Al Attles, left, and Nate Thurmond, right, wave during an announcement Tuesday in San Francisco that the NBA basketball team wants to return to San Francisco.

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BY ANTONIO GONZALEZ | ASSOCIATED PRESS SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Sitting along the shore and staring at one of the world’s most majestic metropolitan views, Joe Lacob leaned over to hear fellow Golden State Warriors co-owner Peter Guber whisper in his ear. “Man,” Guber said, “we got to do this.” And with that, the franchise’s new vision started to come into focus. The Warriors, NBA Commissioner David Stern and San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee officially announced Tuesday that the Bay Area's only NBA team will try to move back to scenic San Francisco. The earliest the team could leave Oakland would be 2017, when it can escape its lease at Oracle Arena.

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“We can turn this dream into a goal by giving it urgency,” said Guber, the movie mogul and Mandalay Entertainment’s chief executive. “We will play here in 2017. Take that as a promise that we will fulfill. There will be a world-class entertainment venue. We’re all-in.” The still-in-the-works project has a spot picked out that few can match. The Warriors unveiled some of the plans for the estimated $500 million, privately funded arena on a sun-soaked day at Piers 30-32. The waterfront site near the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge — one of the most beautiful

views in one of the world’s most beautiful cities — is just blocks from the Giants’ ballpark and the downtown financial district. “This natural amphitheater is second to none anywhere in the world,” California Lt. Gov. and former San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom said. A city fire department boat shot off water cannons and San Franciscothemed songs blared in the background at the end of an event that was all about smiles — and not shovels — with the project several years and road blocks away from reality. See GOLDEN STATE, page 19

L O S ANGELES (AP) — Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol spent the final minutes of the Los A n g e l e s Lakers’ final game arguing in Oklahoma City, disagreeing on the best way to run a pick-and-roll play. It might have been the tandem’s last few minutes together with a franchise that has little patience when AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki even great Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant leaves the floor players stop after the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Lakers 106b r i n g i n g 90 in Game 5 in their NBA basketball Western Conference home rings. semifinal playoff series on Monday in Oklahoma City. The Lakers were eliminatWhile general manager Mitch ed in the second round for the second straight year Monday night with a five- Kupchak contemplates his moves, game loss to the Thunder. Although the most of the armchair GMs already Lakers had a solid season despite get- agreed on Job No. 1: From the hours ting no real training camp to make the after the Lakers’ final loss well into enormous switch from coaches Phil Tuesday morning, the No. 1 trending Jackson to Mike Brown, they weren’t topic on Twitter in Los Angeles was “(hash)IdTradeGasolFor.” as good as the NBA’s best. Gasol endured his toughest season That likely means changes for a franchise and a fan base that considers since arriving in Los Angeles in early seasons ending before June to be abject 2008, dealing with uncertainty and disappointment after the NBA rejected a failures. “I’m really not used to it, so it’s trade that would have exiled him to pretty odd for me,” Bryant said of Houston last December for Chris Paul. another early-by-Lakers-standards The genial Spanish 7-footer averaged a exit. “I’m not the most patient of peo- career-low 17.4 points while failing to ple, and the organization is not find a consistent role in new coach extremely patient either. We want to Mike Brown’s offense before strugwin and win now, so I’m sure we’ll fig- gling mightily in the playoffs. Gasol, who will make more than ure it out. We always have. I’m sure we $38 million over the next two seasons, will again.” In Lakerland, it’s easy to forget handled the scuttled trade with his that the large majority of NBA fran- usual grace, but his fans and teamchises would be quite pleased by a 41- mates weren’t always so generous. 25 regular season, yet another Pacific Bryant called Bynum the Lakers' secDivision title and a decent perform- ond scoring option during the season, ance against the Thunder, clearly a top- but called out Gasol for not scoring four team. Many teams would be excit- more in the postseason, ripping into ed to retool a roster topped by Bryant, Gasol after Game 4 last Saturday. “This team always has a huge four-time All-Star big man Gasol, and emerging All-Star center Andrew desire and goal to win the champiBynum, who frequently dominated onship, and when you fall short, it’s frustrating,” Gasol said. “It has been a during his best pro season. But no franchise has the incredibly crazy year and a lot to deal with. ... high standards of Bryant and the 16- Unfortunately, we had tough losses time champion Lakers, who don’t even and things didn’t really go our way for acknowledge division titles that would the most part. You just have to regroup be a significant achievement for other and digest this loss and this season, and teams. A second-round playoff loss to learn from it and move on.” The 24-year-old Bynum was outa better team caused panic and widestanding for most of his seventh NBA spread soul-searching Tuesday. “Come hell or high water, we’re season, averaging 18.7 points, 11.8 going to be there again,” said the 33- rebounds and 1.93 blocked shots while year-old Bryant, who has repeatedly staying healthy. But just when most stated he’ll never leave the Lakers. Lakers fans are ready for Bynum to “It’s just something about the Lakers sign a maximum contract extension, he organization.” See LAKERS, page 19

Thursday, May 24, 2012

NFL making thigh and knee pads mandatory in ’13 BY BARRY WILNER | ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTA (AP) — The NFL’s move to make thigh and knee pads mandatory equipment for the 2013 season already has drawn criticism from the guys who will have to wear them. Not long after Atlanta Falcons President Rich McKay, chairman of the competition committee, said at an owners AP Photo/David Goldman meeting Tuesday that A sample of the new thigh pads the NFL made the league can apply mandatory equipment for the 2013 football season the decision unilateral- sit on a chair following a news conference at an ly, the players union owners meeting on Tuesday in Atlanta. and several members expressed their dissat“My opinion is that I don’t want isfaction. First, the NFL Players to wear them, but you have to follow Association argued that the move the rules and policies. I just think that’s a way for them to kind of cover should be negotiated. “Any change in working condi- themselves with things that have tions is a collectively bargained been going on in the past” such as issue,” the union said in a statement. concussions suffered in collisions “While the NFL is focused on one with knees or thighs. Commissioner Roger Goodell element of health and safety today, the NFLPA believes that health and can't see any downside to extra prosafety requires a comprehensive tection. He noted that the NFL and approach and commitment. We are union have been discussing hip, knee engaged in and monitor many differ- and thigh pads for three years. “I believe the technology has ent issues, such as players’ access to medical records, prescription usage improved, the pads are far better than and the situation with professional a decade ago, they allow better perfootball’s first responders, NFL refer- formance and are more protective. Every other level of football uses the ees. “We always look forward to pads.” Goodell pointed out something a meeting with the NFL to discuss any and all matters related to player Nike executive told him recently: NBA players are wearing more pads health and safety.” from the hips down than NFL playThen the players spoke up. “I hate that,” Raiders linebacker ers. “There is something wrong with Travis Goethel said. “I don’t want that at all. I don't like having anything that,” Goodell said. Should a player not have the pads restricting my movement in my legs. If you get hit in the thigh, it really on when he enters a game in 2013, he doesn’t do too much to help you out.” will be sent off the field by a game Added Broncos cornerback official. Drayton Florence: See NFL EQUIPMENT, page 18

NFL Hall of Famer Dickerson joins concussion suit HOUSTON (AP) — Hall of Fame running back Eric Dickerson is the latest former player to sue the National Football League and seek compensation for head injuries. Dickerson is the lead plaintiff among 15 men named in the suit filed Monday in federal court in Houston. Other plaintiffs include former Minnesota Vikings player John Randle and the estate of Ernie Stautner, a longtime Dallas assis-

tant coach and former player in Pittsburgh. More than 1,000 former NFL players are suing the league, saying not enough was done to inform them about concussion dangers and not enough is done to take care of them today. The league has said any allegation it intentionally misled players is meritless. The lawsuit was first reported by the Beaumont Enterprise.

Crusader leads the fight against childhood obesity BY REV. ERIC LEE LAWT CONTRIBUTOR Over the past three decades, the childhood obesity rate has more than doubled for preschool children aged 2−5 years and adolescents aged 12−19 years, and it has more than tripled for children aged 6−11 years. At present, approximately nine million children over 6 years of age are considered obese. Between 16 and 33 percent of children and adolescents are obese. Statistics show that obese children and especially those in the teenage years have a 70% chance of being obese as adults. What is worse is that percentage increases to 80% if either one or both the parents are obese as well. In 2009, Dawn Strozier founded The Fight Against Obesity Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization. Known as “the fitness queen,” Ms. Strozier is a celebrity trainer whose expertise as a nutritional consultant attracts a diverse clientele, including professional athletes, Hollywood executives, Fortune 500 corporations and high-profile celebrities. Actor/comedian/radio host/author Steve Harvey states, “It’s the best program ever.” The foundation is committed to fighting the growing epidemic of obesity in our community. Since 2009 the Foundation has been an active participant in our local community promoting obesity awareness through a variety of fitness, health and educational services designed to create long-term health benefits. A child is considered obese when exceeding certain average height and weight parameters for their respective age. For example, a 2-year-old boy should have an average height of 31 inches and an average weight of 28.4 pounds; a 2-yearold girl, 30 inches and 28.4 pounds; a 6-year- old boy, 42 inches and 46.2 pounds; a 6-year-old girl, 41 inches and 46.2 pounds; a 12–13-year-old

boy, 58–62 inches and 85–100 pounds; a 12–13-year-old girl, 60–63 inches and 95–105 pounds; and a 16–17-year-old boy, 67–70 inches and 130–150 pounds; and a 16–17-year-old girl, 64 inches and 115–120 pounds. On May 6, 2012, Dawn Strozier decided to run 26.2 miles in an effort to raise $26,000 on behalf of The Fight Against Obesity Foundation. Joining her along the way were The Kids of the Foundation, their parents, sponsors and members of The Aerobics Room. Over 70 people ran or walked in support of the event. Of the 70-plus participants, 80% were families who walked and/or ran with Dawn Strozier along portions of the 26.2 mile trek. Families participated in groups of 3 to 10. Each group/family ran one mile each. The run mirrored the route of the L.A. Marathon from Dodgers Stadium to Santa Monica. Along the entire route, spectators inquired about the purpose of the run. They applauded the children, asked to take pictures and even donated toward the cause. Although it was Dawn’s first attempt to create such an event, the marathon was a huge success. It was well organized and creatively designed to allow people who would otherwise be unable to run 26.2 miles to contribute their own personal one-mile commitment and towards a greater cause. Participants were very excited about their contribution and rallied around Dawn as she pushed through muscle cramps and fatigue to complete her very first marathon. The Foundation offers a variety of classes including free kids’ fitness classes, adult zumba, boot camp, cardio step, kick boxing and aerobics groove. Located at 3820 Crenshaw Blvd., in Los Angeles, The Fight Against Obesity Foundation/Aerobics Room is cen-

trally located to bring health and fitness into our community. Dawn Strozier and The Fight Against Obesity Foundation can be contacted at 310-289-2169 or www.aerobicsroom.com.

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BY JENNIFER BIHM LAWT Contributing Writer L.A. resident Carla Ramirez said though she wouldn’t like it, she would still drive if gas prices reached ﬁve bucks a gallon. “Unfortunately it’s a hard choice for lowerincome people,” she explained. “We can’t just go out and buy an expensive hybrid.”

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She pays about $200 a month for gas. Jeri Wingo pays about $300, and she says that if gas goes up to $5, she would seriously consider a bus pass. L.A. resident Holiday (she only goes by “Holiday” — kind of like “Cher,” she explains) said she would also consider public transportation. All three ladies, like hundreds of thousands of motorists across the United States, remember a time when gas was not much more than a dollar per gallon. Filling up a tank was as easy as having a $10. Now the simple act of driving, they say, takes way more thought and planning. “I never really had to think about it before but I deﬁnitely have to plan my trips now,” Wingo said. It seems extremely likely that U.S. motorists may never see gas under $3 again. Now, with increased oil demands around the globe, coupled with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries’(OPEC) production regulations, it seems more of a possibility that they, like Wingo and Holiday, may be in line for that bus pass soon. Like a loaf of bread or a carton of eggs for about 20 cents, under-$3-agallon gas has probably entered the realm of nostalgia. A BRIEF HISTORY OF GAS PRICES In the 1950s the average cost of gas was about 25 cents per gallon in the U.S. This was mainly due to the fact that the country functioned mainly on its own plentiful energy

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sources, according to historians (sources: digitalhistory.com, econlib.org, npr.org). Resources here were sufficient enough to impose restrictions on crude as well as refined oil imports. By 1960, however, came an increase in U.S. oil demand, causing more reliance on imports as well as the formation of OPEC. Now, individual oil-producing countries fused together into one powerful entity that produced two-thirds of the world’s oil supply. Gas was still about 25 cents per gallon, but it had jumped 10 cents by 1969. In the early 1970s, gas was at about 36 cents; however, OPEC began wielding its power against certain Western nations. Most significant was the United States, which had supported Israel in a war against Egypt. The embargo led to a $9 price hike for crude oil by 1974, and by 1979 gas prices averaged about 90 cents per gallon. The crisis had been sort of a blessing in disguise for the 1980s since it had spurred a growing consciousness of energy conservation throughout the nation and reforms in the oil market. OPEC had less power to wield as some non-OPEC countries began supplying oil. Gas was around $1.30 in the early 1980s (which, according to some Internet comments, was appalling to consumers at that time). However, an “oil glut” caused prices to drop back to under a dollar by 1986. Prices rose slightly to a little over a dollar (about $1.10) by 1989 however, aơected by the infamous Exxon Oil Spill in the Gulf of Alaska. In 1990 the average gas price was about $1.15. It stayed around that price and sometimes dipped lower throughout the 90s because of increased oil production around the globe coupled with low demand (mostly among developing countries). After the terrorist attack in New York on Sept. 11, 2001 gas was about $1.50 per gallon on average, possibly due to less air travel at the time (meaning a drop

in jet fuel use). In 2005, the year Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast, gas rose to a little over $2 a gallon in the U.S. By 2006 the national average price was about $2.60, and here in California it reached about $3 in the spring (gas prices usually rise around May, according to Patrick DeHaan, a senior petroleum analyst who talked to L.A. Watts Times last year about gas prices.) TODAY In the 2000s, as countries like India and China began to thrive economically, their increasing demand for oil was added to the already high demand among more developed countries. However, OPEC, which still holds a large chunk of world oil reserves, is not producing enough to satisfy that demand, according to recent news reports. National Public Radio reporters speculate: “We need oil now more than ever. In the past three decades, global oil demand grew 45 percent,” writes a Planet Money blogger on NPR’s website. “During that same time, OPEC’s production increased by merely 19 percent, despite the fact that two new countries (Angola and Ecuador) joined the cartel during that time. Clearly, OPEC could produce more oil if it wanted to. But it won’t. “The reason is that OPEC countries produce almost nothing but oil. Their population is growing by leaps and bounds and, because Saudis pay no income tax, the House of Saud will need more and more money to keep its citizens happy and avoid the fate of toppled leaders in Libya, Egypt and elsewhere…” For his part, DeHaan predicted last year that gas prices would not hit the $5 mark by 2012, citing reasons like a decrease in OPEC sales (which they do not want),

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a more aggressive search for alternative energy sources (which oil companies do not want), and “politics.” Adds DeHaan: “Politicians want your vote and would likely do everything they can t o make sure their constituents wouldn’t be overburdened. The U.S. already is shelling out nearly 5 percent of its GDP to pay its oil bill. Before $5 gas, we’d likely see ethanol tariơs on Brazilian ethanol cease to ebb the price increase. Flooding the market with ethanol would ease demand for gasoline, causing prices to fall…”

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Chaka Khan to perform Houston tribute at Apollo NEW YORK (AP) — Grammy award-winning singer Chaka Khan will perform a tribute to the late Whitney Houston at the Apollo Theater’s gala and awards ceremony. The historic Harlem theater confirmed Friday that the “I Feel for You” singer will perform in her friend’s memory. Lionel Richie and the late Etta James will be inducted into the theater’s hall of fame during the June 4 gala. Soul Train creator Don Cornelius and songwriter Nick Ashford will also be honored posthumously. Richie’s first Apollo appearance was in the early 1970s. The “Hello” singer says he's thrilled to be chosen for the hall of fame. James was known for ballads like “At Last.” She performed at the Apollo in 1957 and again in the 1960s. Past inductees include Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson and Aretha Franklin.

Gambling claims with Houston daughter investigated

One diva honors another: Chaka Khan

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Whitney Houston performs with her daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown in 2009.

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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Casino regulators are investigating whether the 19-year-old daughter of late pop singer Whitney Houston gambled at a Las Vegas Strip resort. State Gaming Control Board Chairman Mark Lipparelli told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that investigators are checking if Bobbi Kristina Brown played slot machines at the MGM Grand, and whether casino employees knew if she did. The legal gambling age in Nevada is 21. Underage gambling

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Hip Hop Hall of Fame finds NYC home NEW YORK (AP) — Organizers say the Hip Hop Hall of Fame Museum has found a home in midtown Manhattan. The Wall Street Journal says the plans also include a restaurant, arcade, concert lounge, television studios, marquee, community and corporate rooms, and a gift shop. The company’s business development manager, Bobby Fisher, says the address won’t be released until July

because the deal is still being wrapped up. The Hip Hop Hall of Fame Awards television show was broadcast by the cable network BET in the 1990s. The awards were no longer televised after high-profile murders of hip-hop stars. The Hall of Fame last inducted honorees in 1997. The awards show will return to television in November, broadcast from the Apollo Theater.

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Private family funeral planned Beyond Gil Scott-Heron for Donna to Brian Jackson Summer | Joy4Jazz |

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Even now, you can’t say “Gil Scott-Heron” without saying mentioning Brian Jackson — his longtime piano collaborator, music director, school mate and friend — in the same breath. Their partnership produced some of the most politically charged and provocatively insightful albums of the seventies. “Pieces of a Man,” “Free Will,” “Winter in America,” “First Minute of a New Day,” “From South Africa to South Carolina,” still resonate with Black — and forward-thinking hippie — baby boomers today. How many of us turned on, tuned in or dropped out because of tracks like “The Bottle,” “Johannesburg,” “It’s Your World,” “Angel Dust,” “Willing” and “95 South (All the Places We’ve Been)? Since Scott-Heron’s death earlier this year, Brian Jackson has spoken out about time spent with his brillian partner, always choosing, as he said in a recent interview, to “roll with the musical magic between them” (as opposed to Scott-Heron’s reported troubles.) Born and raised in Brooklyn, Jackson says that his very earliest musical influence was his mom. He grew up around all kinds of music. “My first memories,” he says “are of hearing the Clifford Brown-Max Roach quintet. Later on it was Sarah Vaughan, Miles, Ahmad Jamal.” During his high school years, he started listening to John Coltrane, Lucky Thompson, Cannonball Adderley. He bought himself a really cheap sax, later taking up the flute, which he still plays to this day. Asked to describe what accounts for a deep Black nationalistic themes in his and Scott-Heron’s music, Jackson explains: “One of the things that Gil and I had in common was we were early experiences. I was bussed across Brooklyn to integrate a school in Flatbush at around the same time I learned about segregation from my mom … And I saw [on TV] Blacks being hosed, bitten by dogs and beaten just for the right to use a public restroom … It was the dogs and the fire hosings and the beatings that really got my attention. I felt personally violated and felt involved [in the struggle]from that point on.” LAWT: When you met Gil ScottHeron at Lincoln University (in Philadelphia), when did the [musical] spark first happen? BJ: We were introduced by [their band’s lead singer] Victor Brown in connection with a talent show. Victor and Gil wanted to win the talent show with a new number that Gil had written but Victor also wanted to include a known song — it was “God Bless the Child”—but Gil couldn’t play it … so Victor asked me to play it for him and to play the song that Gil had written ‘cause he thought I could play it better! So Gil showed me his song and right away I said, ‘Wow! This guy can really write … He’s a great lyricist.’ So he played me some more of his tunes, and I played them for him… and we both

Brian Jackson looked at each other and said, ‘OK. This guy has what I need — and from that point on, that was it. LAWT: I would imagine that you had many ‘moments’ with him. Tell me about one of your most trying times with him — musically, that is! BJ: Musically? Oh, OK … [Laughs.] I guess even though we were a match in many ways, in some ways we weren’t. Gil considered himself more of a blues player, like a downhome blues player — LAWT: A bluesologist! BJ: [Laughs.] … and my goal was always to grow, to expand and to get better as a musician … and I think we got to the point where Gil started to feel a little uncomfortable about that growth, that expansion. And that’s probably when I realized it was time for me to step back as music director … and actually I don’t know if Gil ever realized that that’s what I was doing but it [led to] the split in around 1978. LAWT: So what have you been doing since that split? BJ: Well, I was so disappointed with the music business in general that I actually got out for a few years. He elaborates that disappointment stemmed from witnessing “so many different changes in music — how it was made, how it was sold and how it was presented … and I just didn’t feel like it any more … I had produced a number of people, including Will Downing’s first album, and I just had enough of the whole thing.” He started studying martial arts in the Bronx, trying to get his life together and, after about six years his martial arts teacher asked him, “What are you doing? You’re a musician, you’re supposed to be playing music! … You’d better start playing music again or else you’ll die …” BJ: Of course, he was right … so I went out, put an ad in the Village Voice … and ran into a couple of young men, and we began writing music together … and that’s how I got started again. July 20 will bring Brian Jackson to L.A. for a Grand Performance event at Pershing Square in downtown L.A. It’s called “Peace Go With You, Gil,” and it explores Scott-Heron’s legacy of soul, vitality, power, humor, social activism, humanity and the dynamic messages of his music and poetry through an enthralling musical, visual and interactive arts journey.

NEW YORK (AP) — Donna Summer’s funeral will be a private one for family and close friends. Publicist Brian Edwards said in a statement Friday that Summer’s family is overwhelmed and appreciates the outreach from fans and friends, but that her funeral services will remain private. He didn’t provide details on when and where services would be held. Summer died Thursday morning of lung cancer at age 63 in Naples, Fla. Edwards also said that the singer did not smoke. Summer earned the title of Queen of Disco after releasing a string of dance hits in the 1970s, including “I Feel Love,” “Love to Love You Baby” and “Last Dance.”

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A family affair: Donna Summer, seen here in 1979 during her Queen of Disco days.

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A biblical reason to vote against Mitt Romney BY GEORGE E. CURRY NNPA COLUMNIST After President Obama expressed his personal support for same-sex marriage, there has been a robust discussion among African Americans about whether his stance will make Black voters less likely to support him in November. A poll conducted by The Pew Research Center For the People & The Press found that 68 percent of African Americans said Obama’s announcement did not change their view of him. Of those who did alter their perception of the president, 16 percent said his decision caused them to view him more favorably and 13 percent less favorably. As the debate over gay marriage seemed to be receding from the public stage, the NAACP gave the issue new life Saturday when its board passed a resolution in support of what it artfully calls “marriage equality.” After adopting the resolution over the weekend, Board Chair Roslyn M. Brock, President and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous, and board member Donald L. Cash held a press conference Monday in Baltimore to announce what they had already announced. Even some supporters of samesex marriage question why the NAACP is spending so much capitol on this issue, considering all of the problems plaguing the Black commu-

nity. The NAACP’s latest announcement comes less than two weeks after the organization announced that it has initiated a national voter registration drive to help overcome recently-erected barriers designed to dilute the Black vote. Of course, that’s not the only problem facing African Americans. As the National Urban League observed in its 2012 State of Black America report: “Our analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will clearly establish that whether one looks at education, income or any other meaningful measure, almost all the economic gains that Blacks have made in the last 30 years have been lost in the Great Recession that started in December 2007 and in the anemic recovery that has followed since June, 2009.” And there is also the issue of HIV/AIDS. According to Centers for Disease Control data analyzed by the Kaiser Family Foundation, African American women accounted for 64 percent of all new AIDS diagnoses among women in 2010, and 85 percent of the Black women were infected through heterosexual activity. There is a similar disparity among teens. Although Black teens represent only 17 percent of those aged 13-19

George E. Curry in the United States, they accounted for 70 percent of new AIDS diagnoses among teens in 2012. Undoubtedly, the debate will continue over how the NAACP should spend its limited resources and whether President Obama should have weighed in on what is essentially a state matter. However, some supporters of same-sex marriage are making the mistake of minimizing the views of many who believe that a

marriage should be a union between a man and a woman. This may be more of a religious issue than a racial one. A poll conducted by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life found: “More than half of African Americans (53%) report attending religious services at least once a week, more than three-in-four (76%) say they pray on at least a daily basis and nearly nine-in-ten (88%) indicate they are absolutely certain that God exists. On each of these measures, African Americans stand out as the most religiously committed racial or ethnic group in the nation.” Regardless of where one comes down on the issue, it is the height of political naiveté to expect that we will ever find any politician with whom we can agree on every issue. And the nation’s first Black president is no exception. Opponents of same-sex marriage are quick to quote Leviticus 18:22, which states: “Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is an abomination (KJV).” If we are going to apply a singleissue test to President Obama, Mitt Romney should not be given a pass. The Bible also says in Deuteronomy 15:7, “If there be among you a poor man of one of thy bretheren within any of thy gates in

CAREGIVERS Continued from page 7 respite. Both the children and the caregivers need help.” Among the problems encountered by kinship caregivers, according to the Casey report: —Many of them take on children who were abused or neglected, and are coping with the trauma of family separation. —They sometimes lack the legal authority for enrolling a child in school or obtaining medical care. —Though most kinship families are eligible for federal aid through Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, many caregivers are unaware of this option or are reluctant to apply because of perceived stigma. —Their eligibility for financial aid may be constricted by licensing requirements that were designed for foster parents and aren’t always appropriate for kinship families. Such requirements might include foster-parent training programs and regulations pertaining to the square footage and window size in bedrooms. “Under federal law, unless they can meet the same hypertechnical licensing requirements as strangers, they are not, in fact, entitled to the help that total strangers get,” said Richard Wexler of the National Coalition for Child Protection Reform. Among the agencies viewed as a leader in the field is greater Pittsburgh’s Allegheny County Department of Human Services, which makes kinship arrangements for more than half of its children in foster care. “It’s much less traumatic if they can go to someone they know and love, and who knows them, as opposed to going to strangers, no matter how

thy land which the LORD thy God giveth thee, thou shall not harden thine heart, nor shut thine hand from thy poor brother (KJV).” And what does Romney say about the poor? “I’m in this race because I care about Americans. I’m not concerned about the very poor. We have a safety net there. If it needs repair, I’ll fix it,” he said in an interview with CNN. “ I’m not concerned about the very rich; they’re doing just fine. I’m concerned about the very heart of America, the 90 percent, 95 percent of Americans who right now are struggling.” Romney’s support of Republican proposals in Congress designed to gut the safety net is further proof that he is not concerned about the very poor. If some African Americans, albeit a small number, are seriously considering voting against President Obama solely because they do not agree with his views on same-sex marriage, they should apply a litmus test to Mitt Romney and vote against him because he’s not concerned about the very poor. George E. Curry, former editorin-chief of Emerge magazine, is editor-in-chief of the National Newspaper Publishers Association News Service and editorial director of Heart & Soul magazine. He is a keynote speaker, moderator and media coach. Curry can be reached through his website, www.georgecurry.com You can also follow him at www.twitter.com/currygeorge.

well-intentioned that stranger is,” said the department’s director, Marc Cherna. The department policy is to pay kinship caregivers the same rates as other foster parents, and work with them on how to optimize the children's long-term prospects. According to the Casey report, one in 11 American children lives in kinship care for at least three consecutive months. For Black children, the ratio is one in five. Morrisella Middleton, 62, of Baltimore, raised two of her grandchildren for many years while also working full time as supervisor of an assisted living facility. The children’s mother — Middleton’s daughter — had struggled with drug problems, and their father had died of cancer. It wasn’t easy. Middleton went on disability after incurring congestive heart failure and hypertension, and relied almost entirely on Social Security benefits. Her grandson, Shane, also had chronic health problems related to lead poisoning, she said. “I did not get the money like people do who are foster parents,” Middleton said. “The road has not been easy, but the reward has been so very satisfying. I see the fruits of my labors.” Shane, now 19, recently began a job as a retail stock clerk. The granddaughter, LaQuanna, is 24 and works as a pharmacy technician. Would Middleton advise others to consider kinship care? “If you love these children and you want them to have a chance, then you don't have a choice,” she said. “In somebody else’s home, or in a group facility, they’re not going to get the chance that you could give them.”

Thursday, May 24, 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

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4866 $7,371.21 GRANT HOUSING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AIN: 6051-012-038 4868 $2,780.81 .12:/(6 0(/9,1 / $1' .12:/(6 :,//,$0 % 6,786 ( 106TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900023442 AIN: 6051-017-037 4870 $3,156.55 1(: 3/($6$17 *529( MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHRUCH SITUS:757 E 108TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 90059-1003 AIN: 6051-023-041 4871 $16,130.01 DAVIS,THOMAS C AND BERTHA M SITUS:9322 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 90003-3702 AIN: 6052007-032 4876 $14,747.48 MILLER,JOAN M SITUS:9613 S SAN PEDRO ST LOS ANGELES CA 900034324 AIN: 6052-013-029 4878 $6,753.65 NORTHSTAR INVESTMENTS AIN: 6052-022-007 4879 $14,118.91 BARRUETA,PATRICIA AND MATTA,EDGAR SITUS:9324 S SAN PEDRO ST LOS ANGELES CA 900033845 AIN: 6052-022-009 4882 $37,248.21 CARDENAS,ANTONIO SITUS:9606 6 %52$':$< /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90003-4101 AIN: 6053-010-002 4886 $15,636.19 TALHA,AHMED SITUS:9920 S HOOVER ST LOS ANGELES CA 90044-4640 AIN: 6054-022-001 4888 $1,088.27 THOMPSON MEMORIAL CHAPEL CHURCH INC SITUS:9312 S :(67(51 $9( /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90047-3853 AIN: 6055-026-038 4892 $14,479.17 -25'$1 -2+1 / 6,786 : 98TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900443212 AIN: 6056-018-003 4896 $8,218.31 CHAVEZ,JAVIER SITUS:10324 S :(67(51 $9( /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90047-4260 AIN: 6059-008-006 4898 $32,799.79 CHHUOR,KEAR SITUS:10111 S NORMANDIE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-1721 AIN: 6059-026-001 4902 $160.40 THOMPSON,JOHN AND DOROTHY AIN: 6061-001-003 4904 $435.63 PRAYER TIME MISSION INC SITUS:10510 S VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-3022 AIN: 6061004-005 4906 $17,799.70 PATEL,RAMESH K AND PATEL,KAUSHIK B AND BHAVANA K SITUS:10720 S FIGUEROA ST LOS ANGELES CA 90061-1525 AIN: 6061033-030 4914 $1,662.58 REVOLORIO,IVAN SITUS:10710 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 900612024 AIN: 6063-032-003 4915 $12,937.42 GRANT HOUSING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SITUS:1204 E 103RD ST LOS ANGELES CA 90002-3301 AIN: 6065001-045 4919 $5,735.54 SANDOVAL,OSCAR M AIN: 6065-032016 4921 $724.05 SILVESTRE,DAVID AND ERNESTINA AIN: 6066-007-017 4924 $18,083.91 KUYKENDALL,KEVIN AND KUYKENDALL,KIM SITUS:1904 E 113TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900592006 AIN: 6067-003-044 4925 $21,063.15 CATALYST INDUSTRIAL MARKING ,1& 6,786 :,/0,1*721 $9( LOS ANGELES CA 90059-1240 AIN: 6067-006-029 4928 $1,267.73 DIAMOND LIFE ENTERTAINMENT LLC AIN: 6067-011-060 4929 $2,876.06 GREATER ST REST M B C SITUS:2404 SANTA ANA BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90059-2106 AIN: 6067-017-012 4930 $854.83 GREATER ST REST M B C AIN: 6067017-022 4932 $2,797.71 ARENAS,GERADO AND ARENAS,M ESPERANZA AIN: 6067-024-047 4933 $8,884.11 AVALOS,JUANA I AIN: 6067-024-058 4935 $3,048.80 CERVANTES,RAUL AND MERCEDES AIN: 6067-029-033 4936 $6,832.67 ZAMBRANO,PEDRO AND MANUELA SITUS:10726 JUNIPER ST LOS ANGELES CA 90059-1324 AIN: 6068006-022 4940 $8,488.42 GONZALEZ,CYNTHIA SITUS:10957 :,/0,1*721 $9( /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90059-1253 AIN: 6069-007-002 4941 $1,267.98 SANTIAGO,ELIZABETH AND ROMO,DIONISIA AIN: 6069-018-027 4942 $1,060.88 PULIDO,MIGUEL AND GRISELDA M

AIN: 6069-024-032 4944 $12,019.34 PAREDES,DAVID SITUS:1813 E ,03(5,$/ +:< /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90059-2526 AIN: 6069-029-073 4945 $282.02 STOCKARD,CARL,JR AND STOCKARD,NATHANIEL AIN: 6070007-011 4946 $1,856.67 :,&.6 ,19(670(176 ,1& $,1 6070-007-044 4948 $5,059.85 SANCHEZ,JERONIMO D SITUS:11306 S CENTRAL AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90059-1642 AIN: 6070-015-015 4949 $255.97 MORENO,RAUL SITUS:1151 E LANZIT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90059-1559 AIN: 6071-021-014 4950 $39,903.44 :$776 /$%25 &20081,7< $&7,21 COMMITTEE SITUS:800 E 111TH PL LOS ANGELES CA 90059-1520 AIN: 6071-022-008 4952 $365.44 :+,7( +(5%(57 $1' 1(77,( : AIN: 6072-022-016 4953 $361.54 :+,7( +(5%(57 $1' 1(77,( : AIN: 6072-022-017 4954 $484.04 :+,7( /$55< $1' %2*$1 '(%5$ AIN: 6072-027-027 4955 $2,911.62 YOUNG,ERIC M AIN: 6072-027-028 4956 $26.28 :/&$& ,1& 6,786 6 &(175$/ AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90059-1744 AIN: 6072-029-003 4957 $2,541.81 CONNOR JOHNSON CO INC AIN: 6072-032-009 4958 $3,899.78 :$776 /$%25 &20081,7< $&7,21 COMMITTEE AIN: 6072-033-008 4959 $10,923.71 :$776 /$%25 &20081,7< ACTION COMMITTEE SITUS:11225 S CENTRAL AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90059-1639 AIN: 6072-033-009 4961 $10,404.30 AMERICAN LOAN AND SERVICES INC SITUS:11310 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 90061-1930 AIN: 6073025-009 4963 $7,263.46 SOLOMONS MORTUARY INC 6,786 6 %52$':$< /26 ANGELES CA 90003-4544 AIN: 6074005-017 4965 $7,901.72 LACTAOEN,JOVEN L AND JANET 6,786 6 %52$':$< /26 ANGELES CA 90061-2021 AIN: 6074013-006 4966 $4,189.77 BLOOD OF JESUS PRAYER AND DELIVERANCE MINISTRIES 6,786 6 %52$':$< /26 ANGELES CA 90061-2039 AIN: 6074018-025 4970 $8,878.81 MASON,ALAN J SITUS:11001 S VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-1560 AIN: 6076-013-006 4973 $9,645.17 :$776 /$%25 &20081,7< ACTION COMMITTEE SITUS:11211 6 :(67(51 $9( /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90047-4848 AIN: 6078-020-013 4974 $5,589.49 QUALLS,KAREN SITUS:11205 S :(67(51 $9( /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90047-4848 AIN: 6078-020-014 4975 $5,137.78 QUALLS,KAREN R SITUS:11143 S :(67(51 $9( /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90047-4846 AIN: 6078-020-015 4980 $1,524.51 :$6+,1*721 /$1,6 ( 6,786 ( ,03(5,$/ +:< /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90061-2543 AIN: 6083-001-010 4981 $206.87 CHAVEZ,BENITO AIN: 6083-003-003 4986 $993.87 HURD,ROBERT LAND HURD,ERNEST JR SITUS:11848 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 90061-1743 AIN: 6083025-013 4991 $216.23 SHOLINGAPURAM,SAPTHAGIRI AIN: 6084-031-015 4992 $159.42 ALBURY,S J AND HALL,JUSTIN AIN: 6084-033-015 4993 $33,920.48 NISHIO,KENJI AND MARUYAMA,TAMIKO SITUS:242 E 120TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900612404 AIN: 6086-002-006 4996 $1,006.35 81.12:1 2:1(5 2. $,1 020-060 4999 $6,811.86 MONROY,JOSE SITUS:11709 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 90061-1817 AIN: 6087-012-016 5005 $6,283.97 /8*2 58%(1 6,786 : 7+ ST LOS ANGELES CA 90044-1022 AIN: 6089-031-011 5007 $1,103.00 :$'( -2<&( 587+ $,1 010 5018 $38,146.03 : (/ 6(*81'2 //& & 2 & O MANOOCHEHR AMIDNAMIN

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RUSSO,CHRISTOPHER M CO TR CARLOS RUSSO TRUST SITUS:1507 : 67 67 /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 2430 AIN: 5016-034-006 3366 $15,038.91 BELL,CHRISTOPHER A SITUS:4425 S BUDLONG AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90037-2305 AIN: 5017-016-023 3370 $2,822.54 HSBC BANK USA NATL ASSN PEOPLESCHOICE HOME LOAN 2005 6,786 : 9(5121 $9( /26 ANGELES CA 90037-2418 AIN: 5017017-029 3373 $48.68 7851(5 6$5$ ( 6,786 : 7+ ST LOS ANGELES CA 90037-3108 AIN: 5018-031-005 3374 $268.32 02/,1$ 1,&$125 * 6,786 : 45TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900373107 AIN: 5018-033-007 3376 $3,019.93 VELASQUEZ,LOURDES SITUS:4216 MENLO AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90037-2513 AIN: 5019-005-028 3379 $15,619.46 MORRIS,MIKKI SITUS:4025 S NORMANDIE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90037-1715 AIN: 5021-001-033 3380 $3,276.83 &+2: %$5%$5$ - $1' 52< SITUS:4015 DALTON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90062-1803 AIN: 5021004-004 3381 $3,231.40 ROBERTS,JAMES L AND MARY M SITUS:4315 LA SALLE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90062-1726 AIN: 5021022-033 3385 $25,985.79 )8(17(6 &+$5/(6 - 6,786 : 43RD ST LOS ANGELES CA 900621450 AIN: 5022-011-006 3409 $12,731.60 FOSTER,LEIGHTON SITUS:3858 ARLINGTON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90008-1915 AIN: 5035-002-003 3411 $16,881.53 :<11 $/*(5,7$ 6,786 : 39TH PL LOS ANGELES CA 900621339 AIN: 5035-018-025 3416 $12,776.91 GARCIA,ROLANDO AND *$5&,$ 58'< 6,786 : 7+ ST LOS ANGELES CA 90037-1523 AIN: 5037-010-028 3417 $7,704.03 JONES,FRANCIS R AND JONES,SHEDRICK D,JR SITUS:1070 : 7+ 67 /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 1172 AIN: 5037-017-014 3418 $18,814.34 +$:.,16 '211(// $1' <9(77( 6,786 : -())(5621 %/9' LOS ANGELES CA 90018-3910 AIN: 5041-003-012 3419 $16,451.19 +$:.,16 '211(// $1' <9(77( 6,786 : -())(5621 %/9' LOS ANGELES CA 90018-3910 AIN: 5041-003-013 3420 $142.09 PARKER,ADRIANA AND RICHARD 6,786 : 7+ 67 /26 ANGELES CA 90018-4521 AIN: 5041027-008 3421 $1,629.52 HERBERT,SOLOMON J AND GLORIA M SITUS:3676 4TH AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90018-4205 AIN: 5042006-028 3422 $4,325.42 MYRICK,SHELBY SITUS:3606 CIMARRON ST LOS ANGELES CA 90018-4337 AIN: 5042-026-002 3423 $36,108.44 CANTY,MARY DECD EST OF SITUS:3609 S GRAMERCY PL LOS ANGELES CA 90018-4302 AIN: 5042026-023 3426 $8,777.14 &+$1* )5$1./,1 + 6,786 : JEFFERSON BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 90018-3705 AIN: 5044-025-049 3430 $1,720.11 CRUZ,CHRISTINA SITUS:5602 CORBETT ST LOS ANGELES CA 90016-4528 AIN: 5047-017-017 3431 $2,376.26 &+2&7$: 0$5*,( 6,786 CLEMSON ST LOS ANGELES CA 90016-4616 AIN: 5047-017-037 3432 $4,728.85 CANTY,BERNARD SITUS:3473 CARMONA AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90016-4661 AIN: 5047-020-045 3435 $5,060.89 COUSER,DONALD SITUS:3021 S GENESEE AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90016-3104 AIN: 5048-016-037 3444 $3,259.84 0&)$''(1 <9211( 6,786 : 28TH ST LOS ANGELES CA 900163048 AIN: 5050-014-016 3448 $11,569.69 DANIEL,PATRICIA A SITUS:2913 S BRONSON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90018-2837 AIN: 5051-028-004 3450 $286.14 TURNER,MARYFRANCES AND 7851(5 52%(57 & 6,786 : 29TH PL LOS ANGELES CA 900182947 AIN: 5052-003-013 3451 $2,852.19 MARTINEZ,MARTHA AND &58= -26( 5 6,786 : 7+ ST LOS ANGELES CA 90018-2949

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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GOVERNMENT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP 7559) EXTERMINATION/ PEST CONTROL SERVICES

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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

2339 AIN: 6086-006-033 4997 $33,006.45 ICA REALTY CORP ET AL KATZIN,EZRA SITUS:703 E 121ST ST LOS ANGELES CA 90059-2727 AIN: 6086-026-038 4998 $6,067.03 :,//,$06 $1721,2 6,786 ( 122ND ST LOS ANGELES CA 900592733 AIN: 6086-028-030 5000 $49,448.24 OPTIMAL MEDICAL PARTNERS LLC SITUS:11502 S VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-6522 AIN: 6088009-032 5001 $13,085.97 TRIMBLE,CHERRY SITUS:11916 MENLO AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-4024 AIN: 6088-022-022 5002 $8,723.80 DOUGLAS,DEBRA SITUS:11901 DENVER AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-4013 AIN: 6088-028-011 5003 $31,866.97 /(21 <$',5$ 6,786 : 67 ST LOS ANGELES CA 90044-1127 AIN: 6089-002-020 5004 $21,679.54 LOVE,MARY B AND %22.(5 9$/25,$ 1 6,786 : 122ND ST LOS ANGELES CA 900442926 AIN: 6089-011-008 5006 $28,646.62 : (/ 6(*81'2 %/9' 6,786 : (/ 6(*81'2 %/9' GARDENA CA 90247-1521 AIN: 6089031-016 5008 $34,399.20 FINANCIAL FREEDOM GROUP ,1& 6,786 : 67 67 /26 ANGELES CA 90047-5307 AIN: 6090024-025 5016 $15,603.49 60,7+:,/621 .$5(1 6,786 $,16:257+ 67 /26 $1*(/(6 &$ 90044-3829 AIN: 6117-015-029 5017 $244.77 AMEZQUITA,ANA SITUS:12504 S VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90044-1046 AIN: 6117-017-043 5031 $5,506.99 LAY,FRANCES M SITUS:13116 S CARLTON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 90061-2266 AIN: 6130-003-011 5035 $14,696.96 COZ,DOUGLAS E SITUS:13218 S MAIN ST LOS ANGELES CA 900611610 AIN: 6130-016-006 5039 $6,037.49 DUBOSE,JACQUELINE S AND 52%,1621 -26+8$ 3 6,786 :

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

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HARDWOOD FLOOR REPAIRS AT VARIOUS PUBLIC HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS 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

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the same as if he ran on without a helmet,â&#x20AC;? McKay said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It is a safety rule.â&#x20AC;? The pads rule would not go into effect on the field until next year so equipment manufacturers can work on safety and comfort. Goodell said he expects evidence in the Saintsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; bounties case would be made public after all the player appeals and grievances have been heard. Release of any documents also could be delayed by Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilmaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s defamation lawsuit against Goodell after the commissioner suspended Vilma for the entire 2012 season. Goodell said he has â&#x20AC;&#x153;not spent a lot of timeâ&#x20AC;? on the lawsuit in which Vilma contends the commissioner made false statements that tarnished Vilmaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reputation and hindered his ability to earn a living playing football. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been around this league for 30 years and you are going to make decisions that will not be unanimous â&#x20AC;&#x201D; it just doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t happen, particularly in a game where there is a lot of emotion, a lot of passion,â&#x20AC;? Goodell said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;What I have to do is what is in best interests of the game long term. â&#x20AC;&#x153;You watch Pete Rozelle and Paul Tagliabue, you are part of the decisionmaking process, and you see how they go about it. You watch other leagues,

try to take in every perspective. â&#x20AC;&#x153;You donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t worry about a popularity contest. You canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t.â&#x20AC;? The owners also voted to move the trading deadline from after Week 6 to after Week 8, and to allow one â&#x20AC;&#x153;marqueeâ&#x20AC;? player placed on injured reserve to return to practice after the sixth week of the schedule and to the lineup after the eighth week. That player must be on the 53-man roster after the final preseason cut. Terrell Suggs, the 2011 Defensive Player of the Year, could fall into that category. Suggs recently underwent surgery for a torn Achilles tendon. If the Ravens believe Suggs can make it back by midseason, as the linebacker has predicted, they could use the IR special designation for him. New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft likes the adjustment because he knows firsthand how devastating an injury to a star player can be. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s good because I think it keeps the excitement in the game,â&#x20AC;? Kraft said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I know when we lost Tom Brady there was a feeling he could have come back at the end of the year. It would have been great for the fans, and I think every team has someone in that category.â&#x20AC;? Goodell said the league is closer to a decision on what to do with the Pro Bowl, which he called â&#x20AC;&#x153;not a competi-

tive gameâ&#x20AC;? in January. He wants more discussions with the players about how to improve the quality of the game, but dropping it entirely still is possible. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The issue is we recognize it is an all-star game, but we also believe fans expect more from an NFL game,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;If we believe we can achieve that, we want to give them every opportunity to do that.â&#x20AC;? Only New Orleans, site of next yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Super Bowl, and Honolulu are being considered if the Pro Bowl is held. The league approved the Buffalo Bills playing one regular-season game every year from 2013-17 in Toronto, extending that international series. Expansion of the international series in London could come as early as next year, Goodell added. While Cowboys and Redskins executives were in the owners meetings, they learned that their grievance against the NFL and the NFLPA over reductions in their salary caps was dismissed. Dallas loses $10 million over this season and next, and Washington loses $36 million. Washington general manager Bruce Allen said the team is â&#x20AC;&#x153;obviously disappointed.â&#x20AC;? Asked how losing another $18 million might inhibit the Redskins, he said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll see. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll have time to talk about it.â&#x20AC;?

ancient scripts at Israelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ben-Gurion University, who did not participate in the dig, said the discovery was the oldest reference to Bethlehem ever found outside of the Bible. Apart from the seal, the other mentions of Bethlehem, Achituv said, â&#x20AC;&#x153;are only in the Bible.â&#x20AC;? The stamp, also known as â&#x20AC;&#x153;fiscal bulla,â&#x20AC;? was likely used to seal an administrative tax document, sent from Bethlehem to Jerusalem, the seat of Jewish power at the time. It was found as archaeologists sifted through mounds of dirt they had dug up in an excavation outside Jerusalemâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Old City walls. Shukron said the first line most likely read â&#x20AC;&#x153;Beshavaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;atâ&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x201D; or â&#x20AC;&#x153;in the seventhâ&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x201D; most likely the year of the reign of a king. The second line, he said, has the crumbling letters of the word â&#x20AC;&#x153;Bethlehem.â&#x20AC;? The third line carried one letter, a â&#x20AC;&#x153;châ&#x20AC;? which Shukron said was the last letter of the Hebrew work for king, â&#x20AC;&#x153;melech.â&#x20AC;? Hebrew words often do not have vowels, which are understood from the context, making several interpretations of the same word plausible. Some of the letters are crumbled, or were wiped away. Three experts interviewed by the AP, one involved in the

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text and two independents, concurred the seal says Bethlehem. There are only some 40 other existing seals of this kind from the first Jewish Temple period, said Achituv, making this a significant find, both because such seals are rare, and because this is the first to mention Bethlehem. The dig itself has raised controversy. It is being underwritten by an extreme-right wing Jewish organization that seeks to populate the crowded Palestinian neighborhood of Silwan with Jewish settlers, arguing that they have ancient links to the area. The dig is being undertaken in a national park in the area of Silwan, known to Jews as â&#x20AC;&#x153;the City of David.â&#x20AC;? Shukron said the seal was found some months ago, but they needed time to confirm the identity of the artifact.

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GOLDEN STATE Continued from page 8 Under the proposed deal, the city will provide the site and the Warriors will repair the crumbling piers at a cost of $75-100 million. There will be no new taxes and no money from the city's general fund. “Absolutely, they have the money to do it,” Stern said of Golden State’s ownership group. Little else about the financing plan has been announced — mostly because it's still in its infancy. Renderings of the building on display show an arena with near floor-toceiling windows on the main concourse overlooking the towering Bay Bridge. The team and the city also hope the proposed arena will attract NCAA tournament games, concerts and other major events. “We intend to build the most spectacular arena in the country for all Bay Area residents, not just San Francisco, to be proud of,” Lacob said. “An architecturally significant building on truly an iconic site. It doesn't get any better than this.”

The announcement came as no surprise to Bay Area fans. Lacob and Guber have been working to return the team to the City by the Bay since buying the Warriors for a league-record $450 million in 2010. The Warriors played in San Francisco from 1962 to 1971 after moving from Philadelphia. The proposed move is still sure to upset some in Oakland, the center of the area’s basketball prowess. Many NBA players past and present — Bill Russell, Gary Payton and Jason Kidd, among scores of others — rose to basketball fame in Oakland. One aspect that hasn’t been a problem is fan support. Despite only one playoff appearance since 1994, the basketball-booming Bay Area has supported the Warriors surprisingly well. The team ranked 10th in attendance this past season, averaging 18,857.

Lacob said the team has more season-ticket holders who live in San Francisco than Oakland and the fan base is split 50-50 between the East Bay and the San Francisco Peninsula. The franchise — once called the San Francisco Warriors — will remain under its current name, Lacob said, “until further notice.” “It’s the Golden State Warriors and it's going to remain the Golden State Warriors for the foreseeable future and maybe forever,” Lacob said. He later added, “It comes down to what the fans want.” The political push in San Francisco has only just begun. Lee sent a letter to the owners this month saying the city would work with Warriors executives to bring the team to San Francisco in time for the 2017-18 season. The note, signed by all 11 city supervisors and numerous business and labor leaders, was sent a few days after

throughout the season we would give up leads and not close quarters, and it hurt a lot.” The Lakers made other changes that hampered their championship hopes, trading valuable big man Lamar Odom for nothing when his feelings were hurt in the preseason. Los Angeles also dealt emotional leader Derek Fisher at the trade deadline while landing replacement Ramon Sessions and surprising big man Jordan Hill. Fisher is outmatched as a starting NBA point guard, but his leadership and five championship rings were missed. Sessions has a player option for next season after a tantalizing but inconsistent debut, while most of the Lakers’ reserves will be free agents. Los Angeles had one of the NBA’s least impressive benches, so a wholesale overhaul of the bottom of the roster couldn’t really hurt. The Lakers also endured another year of the drama that seems inevitable for this high-profile franchise. In the

last month alone, they dealt with Metta World Peace’s seven-game suspension for throwing a vicious elbow, Hill’s felony assault charge from his time in Houston, playoff hero Steve Blake’s Twitter death threats for missing one shot, and Magic Johnson’s declaration that Brown would be fired if the Lakers didn’t survive the first round. All that upheaval is nothing new to Bryant, who got a concussion and a broken nose in the All-Star game. But leave it to the mercurial World Peace to declare the Lakers’ plight might not be as terrible as many believe. “I don’t feel that way, but I’m not the general manager,” World Peace said. “I don’t know how many rings Mr. Kupchak has, so I know he’s going to make the best decisions. He’s a competitor. He’ll do what it takes, but the players have to put in the time. The only way it’s going to happen is if we do it together. We have to be committed to each other, and this year we weren’t as committed collectively. That hurt us.”

LAKERS Continued from page 8 provided one more reminder of his questionable maturity and leadership potential when he didn’t shake hands with the Thunder after managing just 10 points and four rebounds in Game 5. Bynum has made numerous immature mistakes over the past year, which began with rampant rumors of his own departure for Orlando in various trades for Dwight Howard. “Change has never bothered me. I’ll play anywhere,” Bynum said. “I’ll come back a better player.” Yet Bynum also raised a key point: The Lakers were a work in progress all season long after Brown replaced 11time NBA champion Jackson, requiring a dramatic adjustment in everything from a new offense to practice structure. “I think we need a full training camp,” Bynum said. “We never really got adjusted to the system. A lot of the times we came out and we weren’t doing it together. I really think it’s going to depend on being able to close out quarters and close out games. All

Lee met with Guber in Los Angeles. Oakland Mayor Jean Quan responded last week by sending the team her own letter to express the city’s commitment to keeping the Warriors — and the Raiders and A’s, who both need a replacement to the outdated Oakland Coliseum. She expressed disappointment following Tuesday’s announcement and said Oakland’s proposal “was always a larger project than just one sports team,” and the city will continue to pursue all avenues for an arena. That now seems like a lost cause. “It’s been 41 years since the Warriors played here in San Francisco,” Lee said. “In my humble opinion, it’s time to welcome them home.” Of course, building anything in San Francisco is never easy. Overcoming the environmental concerns on the shoreline, the addition of a high-rise structure on the pier — not to mention the adjacent condominiums and businesses that could fight to keep their beautiful Bay Bridge views — and political wrangling in the politically charged city are among many obstacles for the project. Lacob said it will likely take “two to

two-and-a-half years” just to acquire all the permits. But he noted the NFL’s San Francisco 49ers headed some 40 miles south to Santa Clara for the 2015 season “created a great incentive on the part of the mayor and the city” to help the Warriors build an arena in San Francisco. The Warriors are counting on the 16-mile drive between the team’s Oakland arena and the waterfront site in San Francisco to make all the difference. Team executives believe more corporate sponsorship and national attention will follow in San Francisco and give the franchise the ability to land marquee free agents. Most teams that play at Golden State already stay and practice in San Francisco. Warriors President and CEO Rick Welts called the move the “most important journey in the history of the Warriors.” “You have to be a dreamer,” added Warriors executive board member Jerry West, the former Lakers star and symbol of the NBA’s logo. “And we have two owners here who have vision. And they’re putting their money where their mouth is.”

FAMU VICTIM Continued from page 4 place. He said he got a ride back from the game with a friend. “I don’t know anything that happened with Robert,” Golson said. Golson also told detectives that Champion wasn’t into the hazing rituals. “Man, I’m shock(ed) if that happens,” Golson said when told that Champion chose to get on the bus to be hazed. Another defendant, Caleb Jackson, at first told detectives that he wasn't on the bus when Champion was beaten but then changed his story when he was told that hotel video surveillance showed him getting off the bus. At the time of Champion’s death, Jackson was on probation for a felony battery charge. “I love Robert like a brother, more than ya’ll, any, everybody in this band loves this man like a brother, you know

what I’m saying,” Jackson said. FAMU’s famed Marching 100 band was suspended shortly after the incident, and officials have said it will remain sidelined at least through the 2012-2013 school year. The school also tried to fire band director Julian White. White's dismissal was placed on hold while the criminal investigation unfolded, but he insisted that he did nothing wrong and fought for months to get reinstated. He announced his retirement earlier this month. Under a policy in place for years before Champion’s death, band members attended a mandatory antihazing workshop and sign a pledge saying they will not participate in hazing or submit to it. Violators were supposed to be kicked out of the band.

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