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5 Steps To Help Children T H E O T H E R
DRUG WAR
Cope During A Divorce
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lates to where and how you live.
Post-separation, you may not be
able to live at the lifestyle that
you’ve lived at before, but try to
make your living situation as
stable as possible to keep the
change in your child’s life to a
minimum. You may not be able
to now buy the type of car that you
used to have or live in the type of
house or apartment that you used
to. However much that may
bother you, it is important that you
only buy what you can afford—
or even less than you can afford—
so you can keep those things and
not add more financial stress to
your plate or change brought on
by lack of finances. But realize
that both parents have a legal responsibility to support their child,
so make sure that you file for the
child support that you have a right
to, which can be done with or
without a lawyer.
3) Regular contact with two parents who love them is beneficial
to the child. Allow and encourage
regular visitations with the noncustodial parent, which may be
mandated by court order, if such
contact would not be physically or
mentally harmful to the child.
Children usually love both parents
and need their support and nurturing. Even though you may not
want to turn around and see your
ex at every Little League game or
school concert, your children usually do.
4) Find your children a place
where they can express their feelings to someone else besides you.
Many schools have support
groups or special counseling for
children’s whose parents are divorcing, so tell your children’s
teachers. The teacher can also be
on the alert for any changes in
your child’s behavior and academic performance, understand
why they may be occurring, and
put in place a plan to help the
child. Also, your house of worship may have a group for children whose parents are divorcing,
as well as a local community center. These groups help children realize that they are not alone, and
they give them a safe space to air
their feelings without fear and to
work through them with help.
5) If you are the custodial parent, understand that your child
may act out more with you than
the non-custodial parent, and work
through that acting out together.
Children may act out more with
the parent who stayed. They
know that you’re not going to
leave them, so they feel more secure expressing their anger and
hurt with you. They may actually
be on their best behavior with the
parent who left because they feel
they have to be “good kids” with
that parent to maintain that relationship. So, if your children express their anger with you, don’t
be surprised. Further, don’t take
it personally to the extent that your
feelings are so hurt and you feel
even more guilt and shame than
you normally do. Think about
whether what your children may
say about you, such as that you get
too angry too often, has value in
your own self-reflective process.
But understand that what’s going
on, even if they never admit it to
themselves or to you, is that they
feel comfortable enough with you
to express exactly what’s on their
mind, and the healing grows from
there.
Hopefully, these five things will
help you and your children go
through a period of extreme
change and upheaval into a better
and brighter future.
About the Author: Sheilah D.
Vance, Esq. is an attorney in private practice. She is also the author of the novel, Land Mines,
which is about how a woman
copes with the land mines of separation, divorce and dating again
and rebuilds her life and that of
her children. You may read about
it at www.TheElevatorGroup.com
and contact Sheilah at
[email protected].
California Latinos
supporting Obama,
survey says
Two out of every three registered
Latino voters in California are
supporting President Barack
Obama’s reelection, while white
voters are divided in their preferences, according to a survey by
the Public Policy Institute of California.
PPIC’s latest Californians and
Their Government survey found
that about seven of every 10
Latinos feel that the state’s new
primary system - in which the two
top vote-getting candidates, regardless of their party, advance to
the general election - is important.
Regarding Gov. Jerry Brown’s
initiative to increase the sales tax
and state income taxes for the
wealthy, almost seven of every 10
Hispanics support that move,
compared with just half of nonLatino whites.
In general, according to the report - which makes special mention of the opinions of Latinos
Bergh, youth expert and cofounder of InSites Consulting.
“We did not find less than half the
youth to be explicitly happy anywhere, and in general only 1 out
of 10 youngsters claims to be un-
physical activity.
Another approach — whether a
godsend or not — is the partnership between Coca-Cola Co. and
Cargil Inc., partnering to commercialize a natural sweeteners.
Rebiana, the new product without
calories, believed to sweeten a
product naturally.
It may pose a challenge to the
soft-drink market dominated by
cane sugar, corn syrup and synthetic sweeteners. Sounds good, but
there’s a rub to this technical fix.
Rebiana could have some toxic effects.
This takes us back to our drug
analogy.
While Rebiana is natural herb in
South America, it is prohibited in
the United States and Europe. In
1985, it was found to be associated
with hepatic — meaning liver —
concerns.
Rebiana’s roll-out as a food additive will occur where it is not prohibited: Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and other South American
countries.
Social evolution may have
reached a point in North America
where foods that previously nourished humans are now used to feed
the economy. And along the way,
we overlook their long-term consequences.
Now we should hope that those
political fanatics who like scaring
people into Latinamericaphobia
and a “reconquista” are right. If the
reconquista is like the original one,
it will revive eating fresh fruits and
vegetables. Maybe our survival
will depend on it.
Let a Tiger work for you
and INCREASE Your Profits
considering that they make up a
third of the state’s population more than 70 percent of Hispanics prefer higher taxes and more
government services, something
that only 48 percent of whites support.
The survey was conducted by
telephone in English and Spanish
between May 14-20 among more
than 2,000 registered voters in
California and has an error margin of +/- 3.4 percent.
Majority of youngsters
feels happy in the US
Just under six out of ten (57%)
of US youngsters age 15 to 25
consider themselves to be happy.
Only 1 out of 8 feel unhappy. This
is revealed by the results of a
large-scale new youth survey by
InSites Consulting amongst more
than 4,000 respondents in 16
countries.
The top 3 countries with the largest share of happy youth are Brazil, India and China, where just
under 7 youngsters out of 10 feel
happy. Sweden and Russia are the
numbers 4 and 5.
“You can definitely say that this
Generation Y is an overall ‘happy
generation’”, says Joeri Van den
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stores are the economic mainstay
for many families. They have been
severely impacted by the proliferation of supermarkets and warehouse stores. This is not unlike the
United States, where neighborhood
stores, except in megacities, have
become a thing of the past.
Mexican corner-store sales declined during the past four years.
In March, they were down 5.2 percent over the year before. Meanwhile, large organized commerce
grew 8.2 percent.
But the bigger problem might be
the products the “tienditas” dispense. In many cases they are soft
drinks and cigarettes. Both products in some way pose major Mexican health hazards.
The Annie E. Casey Foundation
released a report, “Growing Up in
North America,” in May. It shows
that Canada, the U.S. and Mexico
together report obesity rates 26 to
30 percent among their 120 million
children. Obesity rates in the U.S.
and Canada a soaring.
Now here’s the paradox: growing numbers of obese children are
malnourished and suffer anemia to
a significant degree.
Is it any wonder, the Robert
Wood Johnson Foundation committed $500 million in May to
tackle childhood obesity over the
next five years. The focus will be
on affordable healthy foods and
happy.”
The highest number of unhappy
youngsters was found in the UK
(almost 1 out of 5 (18%)), and
Italy and France were both near
this number.
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Mexico extradites 2
drug traffickers to U.S.
A Beltran Leyva drug cartel boss
and a member of the Tijuana drug
cartel were extradited by Mexico
to the United States, the Mexican
Attorney General’s Office said.
Sergio Villarreal Barragan, a
leader of the Beltran Leyva cartel, was handed over to U.S. authorities on Tuesday at the
Mexico City international airport.
Villarreal Barragan faces criminal conspiracy, money laundering
and drug trafficking charges in
the United States, the AG’s office
said.
The U.S. Marshals Service took
custody of Villarreal Barragan,
who was known as “El Grande”
and was wanted by a federal court
in Texas, the AG’s office said.
Villarreal Barragan, considered
the No. 2 man in the Beltran
Leyva cartel, was arrested in September 2010.
The Beltran Leyva cartel is involved in smuggling cocaine,
marijuana and heroin, as well as
in people trafficking, money laundering, extortion, kidnapping,
contract hits and arms trafficking.
Villarreal Barragan belonged to
the Beltran Leyva cartel from
2007 to 2010, the AG’s office
said, citing information compiled
by U.S. investigators.
He was involved in “transporting cocaine to the United States,
as well as in transferring millions
of U.S. dollars obtained from the
illegal sales of drugs abroad,” the
AG’s office said.
The Beltran Leyva cartel has
been weakened by the killings
and arrests of several of its leaders, as well as infighting.
The Beltran Leyva cartel arose
as a splinter group of the Sinaloa
cartel, Mexico’s oldest and most
powerful drug trafficking organization.
The criminal organization was
led by Arturo Beltran Leyva, who
died in a shootout with marines
at a luxury condo in Cuernavaca,
the capital of Morelos state, on
December16, 2009.
Two weeks after Arturo was
killed, Carlos Beltran Leyva was
arrested in Culiacan, the capital
of Sinaloa state, where he was going by the alias of Carlos Gamez.
Hector Beltran Leyva took over
control of the cartel after Arturo’s
death, but he had to battle a rival
faction led by Edgar Valdez
Villarreal for control of the organization.
Valdez Villarreal, known as “La
Barbie,” was arrested by the Federal Police on August 30, 2010.
Mexican authorities, meanwhile, extradited Tijuana drug
cartel member Armando
Villarreal Heredia to the United
States last week.
Villarreal Heredia faces criminal conspiracy and drug trafficking charges in U.S. District Court
for the Southern District of California, the AG’s office said.
He allegedly served as a lieutenant of Tijuana cartel leader
Fernando Sanchez Arellano from
2008 to 2010.
Villarreal Heredia was involved
in murders, kidnappings, drug
smuggling, arms trafficking,
money laundering and other
criminal activities for the cartel,
the AG’s office said.
He was handed over by Mexican federal agents to the FBI at
the Mexico City international air-
port when “the legal appeals to
which he was entitled had been
exhausted,” the AG’s office said.
The Tijuana cartel, once one of
Mexico’s most powerful criminal
organizations, has been weakened
dramatically in recent years by
the arrests of some of its top leaders.
Mexican Mother
blinds her son in
satanic ritual
A Mexican mother blinded her
5-year-old son in an apparent satanic ritual, authorities in the central state of Mexico said Thursday.
Carmen Rios Garcia, 23, is one
of seven people in custody in connection with the crime, a municipal official in Nezahualcoyotl
said.
“What we think - it’s a hypothesis - is that it was a satanic ritual.
They speak of a religious ceremony,” Mayra Perez said.
The incident occurred at 8:30
a.m. in the town of San Agustin
Atlapulco, where 10 people, three
of them minors, were inside a
house performing “a religious
ceremony,” she said.
One of those present, the brother
of Rios Garcia, told the authorities that the woman “had the child
in her arms” and asked the other
attendees at the ceremony to close
their eyes.”
It was then that Rios Garcia
stuck her fingers into her son’s
eyes, blinding him, claimed
Perez.
Alerted by relatives of the boy,
municipal police transported
young Fernando to a nearby hospital, from where he was ultimately transferred to a betterequipped facility in Mexico City.
According to the boy’s uncle,
Jesus Rios, several of the people
present at the ceremony, which
lasted several days, were under
the influence of “some drug or in
shock,” a condition that prevented them from helping the
youngster.
The Mexico state Attorney
General’s Office opened an investigation into the incident.
Besides the people arrested, a
child of 8 and a 9-month-old baby
were rescued from the home
where the ritual occurred.
Regarding Fernando’s condition, officials at the Mexico City
health department said he is under sedation and out of mortal
danger, but he sustained severe
trauma - and irreversible damage
- to his eyes, and thus he will remain blind for life.
Mexican archaeologists
find 2,500-year-old altar
An altar and a stela estimated to
date from as early as 800 B.C.
were found at the Chalcatzingo
archaeological site in the central
state of Morelos, Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology
and History, or INAH, said.
The altar is rectangular and covered with engravings representing
rain.
A few meters away from the altar was an unfinished stela standing 1.7 meters (5 feet 6 inches)
tall.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT FILE No. 2012050810006259-0 The following person(s) is
(are) doing business as:
OAKS NAIL SPA
140 WEST HILLCREST DR #128
THOUSAND OAKS, CA 91360
COUNTY OF VENTURA
Full Name of Registrant(s):
TAM THANH HUYNH.
20045 INGOMAR ST
WINNETKA, CA 91306
This business is conducted by an individual. The registrant commenced to
transact business under the fictitious
business name or names listed above
on 2009. This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Ventura
County on MAY 08, 2012.
By signing below, I declare that all
information in this statement is true
and correct. A registrant who declares
as true information, which he or she
knows to be false, is guilty of a crime.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ TAM THANH HUYNH.
OWNER
NOTICE - In accordance with subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a fictitious name statement generally expires at the end of five years from the
date on which it was filed in the office
of the county clerk, except, as provided in subdivision of section 17920,
where it expires 40 days after any
change in the facts set forth in the
statement pursuant to section 17913
other than a change in residence address or registered owner. A new
fictitious business name must be filed
before the expiration. The filing of
this statement does not itself authorize
the use in this state of a fictitious
business name in violation of the rights
of another under Federal, State, or
Common Law (see section 14411 ET
SEQ., Business and Professions Code).
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SIMPLE COLLECTIONS
550 NORTH A STREET #3
OXNARD, CA 93030
COUNTY OF VENTURA
SANDRA M. LOPEZ
1211 BRIANA CIRCLE
OXNARD, CA 93030
JOSE M LOPEZ
1211 BRIANA CIRCLE
OXNARD, CA 93030
This business is conducted by Husband and Wife. The registrant commenced to transact business under the
fictitious business name or names
listed above on N/A. This statement
was filed with the County Clerk of
Ventura County on MAY 15, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ SANDRA M LOPEZ
The pieces are thought to have
been made between 800 and 500
B.C., about the same age as another altar and a relief depicting
three cats that archaeologists from
INAH’s Morelos Center found at
Chalcatzingo less than a year ago.
The latest discoveries came during excavations of a residential
area that appears to date from the
Late Classical period of the
Olmec culture, A.D. 700-900, archaeologist Carolina Meza said.
She said the difference in age
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ORIENTAL
ACUPRESSURE MASSAGE
4235 SAVIERS RD
OXNARD, CA 93033
COUNTY OF VENTURA
YOUNG SHIN CHANG
28050 STATE HWY 189 SUITE #205
LAKE ARROWHEAD, CA 92352
on 5-14-12. This statement was filed
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ YOUNG SHIN CHANG
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ROSAS LANDSCAPING
1844 LA PUERTA AVE
OXNARD, CA 93030
COUNTY OF VENTURA
ALFREDO EVANGELISTA
1844 LA PUERTA AVE
OXNARD, CA 93030
TEODORA EVANGELISTA
1844 LA PUERTA AVE
OXNARD, CA 93030
This business is conducted by hus-
band and wife. The registrant commenced to transact business under the
listed above on 1-2002. This statement was filed with the County Clerk
of Ventura County on JUN 01, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ TEODORA EVANGELISTA
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MANUSKA'S BOWS AND
TIES
1559 GATEWAY DR.
SIMI VALLEY, CA 93063
COUNTY OF VENTURA
WALTER BARRUNDIA
1559 GATEWAY DR.
on N/A. This statement was filed with
the County Clerk of Ventura County
on MAY 29, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ WALTER BARRUNDIA
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between the new pieces and their
surroundings can be explained by
an Olmec practice of repurposing
and - in some cases - decommissioning architectonic elements.
The altar and stela from the
Preclassical period would have
been buried inside buildings to
strip them of their original significance in Olmec rites, she said.
The latest finds bring to 44 the
number of altars, stelas and reliefs
discovered at Chalcatzingo,
INAH said.
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GOLD COAST GARAGE
DOORS
920 GRAVES AVE.
OXNARD, CA 93030
COUNTY OF VENTURA
HUDNELL & ASSOCIATES INC
920 GRAVES AVE.
OXNARD, CA 93030
This business is conducted by a CA
corporation. The registrant commenced to transact business under the
listed above on 5/29/2012. This statement was filed with the County Clerk
of Ventura County on MAY 31, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ HUDNELL & ASSOCIATES, INC
BRIAN HUDNELL
PRESIDENT
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PACIFIC COAST
FALCONRY
11202 PACIFIC VIEW RD.
MALIBU, CA 90265
COUNTY OF VENTURA
NRICCO - MASSIMO ISEPPI
11202 PACIFIC VIEW RD.
MALIBU, CA 90265
on MAY 17, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ NRICCO MASSIMO ISEPPI
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RIGOS PROFESSIONAL
AUTO BODY WORKS
855 N. WENDY DR.
NEWBURY PARK, CA 91320
COUNTY OF VENTURA
RIGOBERTO T. JIMENEZ
2490 LOS FELIZ DR.
on 04-02-2012. This statement was
filed with the County Clerk of Ventura County on MAY 08, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ RIGOBERTO T. JIMENEZ
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L E TRANSPORT
3441 S. "J" ST
OXNARD, CA 93033
COUNTY OF VENTURA
LUIS E. ESPINO
3100 S. "J" ST
OXNARD, CA 93033
on 02/01/2012. This statement was
filed with the County Clerk of Ventura County on MAY 08, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ LUIS ESPINO
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J&M TRANSPORT
1330 HACIENDA DR
OXNARD, CA 93030
COUNTY OF VENTURA
HECTOR ALVARADO
1330 HACIENDA DR
OXNARD, CA 93030
on 06-05-2012. This statement was
filed with the County Clerk of Ventura County on JUN 05, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ HECTOR ALVARADO
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STATEMENT FILE No. 20120511-
10006541-0 The following person(s) is
PRO-FLOW PLUMBING &
DRAIN CLEANING CO
8486 NEATH STREET
VENTURA, CA 93004
COUNTY OF VENTURA
KENNETH D. DORN
8486 NEATH STREET
VENTURA, CA 93004
on MAY 11, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ KENNETH D. DORN
OWNER
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SNH TRANSPORT
5151 TERRAMAR
OXNARD, CA 93035
COUNTY OF VENTURA
NATHANIEL R HESTER
5151 TERRAMAR WAY
OXNARD, CA 93035
filed with the County Clerk of Ventura County on JUNE 05, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ NATHANIEL R. HESTER
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OXNARD PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Oxnard Planning Commission will hold public hearings at 7:00 p.m. on June 21, 2012 to consider the
following items:
1. PLANNING AND ZONING PERMIT NO. 10-580-01(zone code text amendment) amending
Articles I, II, III, and V of Chapter 16 of the City Code. The text changes address definitions and
zoning for homeless shelters, transitional housing, supportive housing and farmworker housing as required
by State law (Senate Bill 2), and related housing. The proposed zone code text amendments are exempt
from environmental review under Section15305 (Minor Alterations in Land Use Limitations) and Section
15183 (Projects Consistent with a Community Plan) of the CEQA Guidelines. The Planning Commission’s
action on this request is a recommendation to the City Council. Filed by the City of Oxnard, Planning
Division, 214 South C Street, Oxnard CA, 93030.
2. PLANNING AND ZONING PERMIT NO. 12-580-01 (zone code text amendment) a proposal to
amend portions of the Oxnard City Code to address the operation of mobile food facilities within
the city limits. The amendment would be effective throughout the city, and include changes to Chapter 8
(Vehicle and Traffic) and Chapter 16 (Zoning). The proposed zone code text amendment is exempt from
environmental review under Section 15305 (Minor Alternations in Land Use Limitations) of the CEQA
Guidelines. The Planning Commission’s action on this matter is a recommendation to the City Council.
Filed by the City of Oxnard, Planning Division, 214 South C Street, Oxnard, CA 93030.
The public hearings will be held in the Oxnard City Council Chambers, 305 West Third Street, Oxnard,
California. The hearings will also be televised on Channel 10.
For more information about these projects, please contact the Planning Division between the hours of
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on alternate Fridays when
City offices are open (City Hall will be closed on Friday, June 8, 2012). You may request a staff report
about these projects on (of after) the Monday before the public hearing date. The Planning Division office
is located at 214 South C Street in Oxnard. You may also call (805) 385-7858 or submit a letter to the
Planning Commission, in care of the Planning Division, on or before the hearing date.
Any person may attend the hearing and speak in favor or against these projects. If you challenge the
Planning Commission’s action on these projects in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues
you or someone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence
delivered to the Planning Commission on or before the date of the hearing. Date
Susan L. Martin, AICP, Planning Division Manager
NOTE: Please contact the Planning Division office before the hearing date to be sure this item has not
been continued to another meeting date. This ad satisfies the public noticing requirements of Government
Code Section 65355 and is not intended to itemize the complete agenda for any decision-making body.
Publication Date VCVN: June 7, 2012
Mexico’s PRI
repudiates pol linked
by U.S. to cartel
Mexico’s PRI, poised to retake the
presidency this year after more than
a decade in opposition, sought on
Wednesday to distance itself from a
prominent party member accused by
U.S. authorities of taking bribes
from drug cartels.
Tomas Yarrington, who governed
the border state of Tamaulipas from
1999-2004, “should face his individual responsibility before the
courts,” the Institutional Revolutionary Party said in a statement.
Steps are being taken to suspend
Yarrington from the party, the statement added.
The party spoke out a day after U.S.
federal prosecutors filed forfeiture
cases involving two properties in
VIDA SANA NATURAL
HEALTH CENTER
2310 LAUREL VALLEY PL
OXNARD, CA 93036
COUNTY OF VENTURA
LUIS RICARDO ARGOTI
2310 LAUREL VALLEY PL
OXNARD, CA 93036
on MAY 18, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ LUIS RICARDO ARGOTI
OWNER
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ND'S FAMILY HAIR
SALON
749 W. CHANNEL ISLANDS
BLVD.
PORT HUENEME, CA 93041
COUNTY OF VENTURA
ALBERTO MENDOZA
326 E. C ST
PORT HUENEME,CA 93041
on 8/1/1999. This statement was filed
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ ALBERTO MENDOZA
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LUCARINI ENGINEERING
INC.
88 TEASDALE ST.
COUNTY OF VENTURA
LUCARINI ENGINEERING INC.
88 TEASDALE ST.
of Ventura County on MAY 08, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ LUCARINI ENGINEERING INC.
FRANK S. LUCARINI III
PRESIDENT / CEO
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Texas they say were purchased by
Yarrington using funds he received
from drug traffickers.
“The PRI exhorts Mr. Yarrington
to fully cooperate with the competent authorities to clarify the deeds
imputed to him,” the party said.
The statement was issued hours after the coordinator of the campaign
of PRI presidential candidate
Enrique Peña Nieto urged Yarrington
to “explain what he has to explain.”
“As PRIistas we make the most energetic condemnation and a clear and
complete separation in regard to
those activities,” Luis Videgaray told
MVS radio. “We won’t defend
someone who is in this inexplicable
situation.”
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(1) PACIFICA LEGAL
SERVICES
(2) TRINITY TRADING
IMPORTS
(3) SHILOH HOUSE
MINISTRIES
6645 THILLE ST., APT. 194
VENTURA, CA 93003
COUNTY OF VENTURA
FLOYD J. FERNANDEZ
6645 THILLE ST., APT. 194
VENTURA, CA 93003
on 06/01/2008 (1); 06/01/2004 (2);
03/10/1998 (3). This statement was
filed with the County Clerk of Ventura County on April 27, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ FLOYD J. FERNANDEZ
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(1) TEACHING LEARNING
CREATING, PLUS
(2) TLC+
380 NORTH ARNEILL ROAD
CAMARILLO, CA 91360
COUNTY OF VENTURA
TLC PLUS INC.
454 THUNDERHEAD ST.
This business is conducted by a California corporation. The registrant commenced to transact business under the
(B & P Code § 17913)
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PRESIDENT
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S & B PRODUCTIONS
2400 NEW HAVEN PLACE
OXNARD, CA 93035
COUNTY OF VENTURA
SAMUEL F. SALINAS
OXNARD, CA 93035
BETTY C. SALINAS
OXNARD, CA 93035
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listed above on 1998. This statement
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/s/ SAMUEL F. SALINAS
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RAYMOND TRUCKING
3185 GRIFFON COURT
COUNTY OF VENTURA
RAYMOND YOUASH
3185 GRIFFON COURT
on JUN 01, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ RAYMOND YOUASH
OWNER
NOTICE - In accordance with subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a ficti-
Peña Nieto, a photogenic former
governor of the central state of
Mexico, enjoys a wide lead in the
polls ahead of the July 1 presidential election.
Running a distant second is the
standard-bearer of the governing
conservative National Action Party,
Josefina Vazquez Mota, who said
Wednesday that the Yarrington case
“shows the face of that corrupt Institutional Revolutionary Party
which has not gone away.”
Investigations by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, she said,
indicate that Yarrington “made his
fortune betraying the families of
Tamaulipas, making deals with
criminals, allowing them to injure
tious name statement generally expires at the end of five years from the
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SURA USA
1213 VICTORIA AVE
OXNARD, CA 93035
COUNTY OF VENTURA
GOONG INC
893 WEBER CIRCLE #202
VENTURA, CA 93003
of Ventura County on JUN 04, 2012.
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SERVICES
325 COLUMBIA PLACE
OXNARD, CA 93033
COUNTY OF VENTURA
LYDIA M. LOPEZ
325 COLUMBIA PLACE
OXNARD, CA 93033
LUPE HERNANDEZ
1811 EVANGELINE PLACE
OXNARD, CA 93036
This business is conducted by copartners. The registrant commenced to
filed with the County Clerk of Ventura County on JUN 01, 2012.
(B & P Code § 17913)
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
The Oxnard City Council will conduct a public hearing to consider the following
matter on Tuesday, June 19, 2012, at 7:15 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter
may be heard, in the Council Chambers, 305 W. Third Street, Oxnard:
• Adopt a resolution for FY 2012-2013 fixing the assessments for the Mandalay
Bay Waterway Maintenance District.
At the public hearing you may appear and be heard or you may write to the City
Clerk’s Office at 305 West Third Street, Oxnard, California, 93030, in support of
or in opposition to this matter. If you plan to attend the hearing, staff suggests that
you contact the City Clerk’s Office at 385-7803 the Thursday prior to the scheduled
date to confirm that the hearing has not been rescheduled.
If you challenge this matter in court, you may be limited to raising only those
issues that were raised at this public hearing or in written correspondence delivered
to the City Clerk at or before the hearing.
Beginning at 7:00 p.m., Channel 10 will televise and broadcast the meeting at
which the public hearing will be conducted. For further information, contact Grant
Dunne, 305 W. Third Street, Oxnard at (805) 385-7956.
Daniel Martinez, City Clerk
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with kidnappings, extortion, in exchange for money for him and, certainly, for others.”
“That is what we cannot permit to
happen again in the country and,
well, these are the allies they have
in the candidacy of the present PRI,”
Vazquez Mota said in an interview
with Radio Formula.
The PRI governed Mexico without
interruption from 1929-2000, a regime described by Nobel Prize-winning novelist Mario Vargas Llosa as
“the perfect dictatorship.”
That era ended with the election in
2000 of National Action’s Vicente
Fox, who was succeeded six years
later by party colleague Felipe
Calderon after the closest contest in
Mexican history.
Last October, Calderon suggested
in an interview with The New York
Times that some PRI members
would be susceptible to making
deals with organized crime if the
party regained power.
It is generally accepted that PRI administrations brokered agreements
among rival drug cartels to prevent
bloody turf battles of the kind that
have become routine in Mexico over
the last five years.
“There are many in the PRI who
think the deals of the past would
work now. I don’t see what deal
could be done, but that is the mentality many of them have. If that
opinion prevails, it would worry
me,” Calderon told the Times last
year.
Peña Nieto’s frontrunner status in
the presidential race is due in part to
Mexicans’ frustration over persistently high levels of drug-related
violence throughout Calderon’s
term.
Calderon militarized the struggle
against Mexico’s heavily armed,
well-funded drug mobs shortly after taking office in December 2006,
deploying tens of thousands of
troops across the country.
The strategy has led to headlinegrabbing captures of cartel kingpins,
but drug violence has skyrocketed
and claimed more than 50,000 lives.
Peña Nieto complained earlier this
year that National Action was carrying out an international smear
campaign against the PRI.
Speaking to journalists in February,
Peña Nieto said “people who are
abroad, particularly in the United
States,” have told him that Calderon
administration officials “repeatedly
say that if the PRI (recaptures the
presidency), that would lead to supposed arrangements (with drug traffickers).”
Rights lawyer leaves
Mexico amid death threats
A Mexican attorney who specializes in human rights cases announced he is leaving the country
temporarily because of death
threats.
Vidulfo Rosales Sierra, legal counsel for the Tlachinollan Mountain
Human Rights Center, is the second
rights activist in less than a month
to flee Mexico.
“I am leaving the country to protect my life, but I demand from authorities an investigation of the recent threats and acts of harassment
against me,” Rosales said at a
Mexico City press conference arranged by Amnesty International.
He denounced the government for
a “lack of will” to protect human
rights defenders in the southern state
of Guerrero, where the Tlachinollan
Center is based.
“The threats to my person began
in 2009 due to the effort we headed
to obtain justice for the murder and
extrajudicial execution of indigenous people who were tortured,”
the attorney said.
The Tlachinollan Center was
founded in 1992 to document police and military abuses against
Mixtec, Nahuatl, Amusgo and
Tlapaneco Indians in the
Tlachinollan Mountain region.
As the center’s legal counsel,
Rosales has played a key role in important cases such as the February
2002 rape of two indigenous
women by soldiers, AI’s Mexico
representative, Alberto Herrera, said
at the press conference.
Rosales is currently representing
the families of two students slain
after taking part in a December 12
demonstration in Chilpancingo,
Guerrero’s capital.
The lawyer’s departure comes less
than two weeks after a Catholic
priest who runs a shelter for Central American migrants said he was
leaving Mexico after learning that
someone had put a price on his head.
The Rev. Alejandro Solalinde
founded the Hermanos del Camino
shelter in the southern state of
Oaxaca, where some 200 Central
American migrants arrive each day.
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minorías como asiáticos o afroamericanos, que también habían recibido ayuda del estado
por la situación económica de
sus padres. Con los años fue
más fácil integrarse”, dijo
Mora.
Precisamente, la integración
fue siempre la mayor preocupación de los padres de Raquel
Thompson, una panameña que
llegó a EEUU junto a su familia con tan sólo dos años y medio y que ha logrado graduarse
en la prestigiosa Universidad
de Yale.
“Dos de mis hermanas llegaron a EEUU con nueve y diez
años, así que la escuela fue muy
dura para ellas, las colocaron
en una clase que era para niños
con problemas de aprendizaje,
y no sólo con dificultades con
el inglés. Ellas no llegaron a la
educación superior”, explicó
Thompson.
Después de esa experiencia,
los padres de Thompson decidieron renunciar a su lengua
materna, el español, y que en
casa sólo se hablara inglés, para
facilitar el aprendizaje a sus hijas pequeñas, dos de las cuales
se han convertido en las primeras de la familia en ir a la universidad.
Una de ellas es Thompson,
quien dejó con la boca abierta
a toda su familia el día que
anunció que la habían aceptado en Yale, gracias a un programa que le supuso estudiar
horas extra por las tardes y durante los veranos cuando aún
enfureció y procedió a golpear
les, el crimen ocurrió el 29 de a la víctima varias veces con
octubre del 2011, después de un pedazo de madera, causánque Sanker y la víctima, ter- dole contusiones severas, de
minaran su relación.
acuerdo a informes.
Segun las autoridades, la víc- El caso fue subsecuentementima había regresado al lugar te investigado por el Departadonde habían vivido juntas mento del Alguacil del Conpara recoger sus pertenencias. dado de Ventura con la ayuda
Aparentemente, Sanker se de la fiscalía.
La sentencia de Sanker fue
aumentada debido a la ley de
California conocida como
"Three Strikes Law", ya que
previamente había sido encontrado culpable de atacar
a un policía con un arma
mortal, lo cual es una felonía. La sentencia máxima
que Sanker pudiese haber recibido era de 15 años en prisión, segun las autoridades.
ABOGADA
Ayuda en su idioma
sobre casos de:
ACCIDENTES DE
TRABAJO
DIVORCIOS
INCAPACIDAD
POR SEGURO
SOCIAL
EL PRINCIPIO
estaba en secundaria.
“La escuela pública de EEUU
todavía no sabe cómo lidiar con
los estudiantes inmigrantes que
no hablan inglés, así que hay
que hacer un enorme esfuerzo
para no quedarse atrás”, dijo
esta graduada en ciencias políticas.
Entre los graduados hispanos
que estos días lanzan sus birretes al aire de punta a punta del
país, también están quienes, a
pesar de no ser hijos de inmigrantes, hicieron un gran es-
fuerzo durante sus estudios
para poder acceder a los niveles de educación superior y de
calidad de vida que tiene
EEUU.
“Nosotros nos preparamos en
inglés porque sabíamos que
esta es la lengua que te permite moverte por el mundo. Yo
dejé México para tener un futuro mejor, con menos inseguridad y más oportunidades”,
dijo Bernardo López, un ingeniero industrial que se graduó
en Los Angeles.
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CAMARILLO, CA 93010
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viles localizado en el 1853 Ives
Avenue, según un comunicado
de prensa.
Al llegar los oficiales a la escena encontraron evidencia de
la balacera y pudieron localizar
a un sospechoso en una casa
rodante cercana del lugar de los
hechos. Sin embargo, la policía no pudo ubicar víctimas del
altercado, según informes.
El sospechoso implicado es
Robert Henry, de 26 años de
edad y residente de la Ciudad
Oxnard, reportó el Sargento de
la policía Terry Burr.
Este individuo tenía una orden
previa de arresto por delito grave (felonía), lo cual le prohibe
portar armas de fuego.
Oficiales encontraron una
arma de fuego y balas en la casa
móvil del sospechoso lo cual
coincidía con la evidencia de
los hechos, indicaron las autoridades.
Este individuo fue arrestado
bajo diferentes cargos, incluyendo descargar una arma de
fuego en público, poseer una
arma bajo felonía y por encontrarse bajo la influencia de
substancias controladas.
Arrestados
durante
manifestación
Detalle de las manos
esposadas de un estudiante indocumentado, durante el lanzamiento en
Miami por parte de
activistas pro inmigrantes
de la campaña nacional
"Derecho a soñar" en la
que se insta al presidente
de Estados Unidos,
Barack Obama, a otorgar
un "alivio migratorio" a
los estudiantes indocumentados y suspender las
deportaciones. En la
llamada "Declaración de
los sueños" se incluye el
derecho a "vivir nuestras
vidas sin temor, el derecho
a vivir con nuestras
familias, el derecho al
libre tránsito y el derecho
a la educación".
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OJAI, CA 93023
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OXNARD, CA 93036
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MALIBU, CA 90265
COUNTY OF VENTURA
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11468 BEACH CLUB WAY
MALIBU, CA 90265
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134 BIG BEAR WAY #207
OXNARD, CA 93033
COUNTY OF VENTURA
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OXNARD, CA 93033
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2023 KELTIC LODGE DRIVE
OXNARD, CA 93030
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Inmigrante mexicana sostiene a su familia
con materiales que recoge en calle
estar con mis hijas o atender mejor las tareas de la casa. También
tenía que pagar 25 dólares por día
a una niñera”, dijo.
El día de Erika es agotador. Deja
a sus niñas bajo el cuidado de su
hermano a las 6 de la mañana y sale
a recoger metales, regresa a 8:30
para llevarlas a la escuela y luego
sigue el recorrido hasta las 2 de la
tarde.
“Regreso a casa para los quehaceres, hago la comida y salgo otro
rato, para pasar luego a recogerlas
en la escuela y llevarlas al
taekwondo hasta las 6:30. Recién
después de esa hora estamos todos
en casa”, relata.
El trabajo de recoger y vender
metales es duro y muchas veces
esta guerrerense procedente de
Acapulco termina “molida y necesitada de masajes”, pero lo prefiere a cualquier otro porque “me da
independencia”.
Con 37 años de edad, Erika López tiene un hijo varón de 20 que
se regresó a México. El resto de la
familia está compuesto por cuatro
hijas de 6, 9, 11 y 13 años -todas
nacidas en Estados Unidos- y su
esposo, un obrero de la construcción desempleado.
Con 13 años de vida en Estados
Unidos, las cosas se complicaron
cuando el jefe de familia perdió su
trabajo en una empresa constructora y Erika asumió la responsabi-
lidad de ser el sostén económico.
Cuando vio que el trabajo en
agencias no le convenía apeló a los
metales, de preferencia aluminio,
cobre y bronce que vende en diferentes “fierros viejos” de la ciudad.
En cada viaje de su camioneta
Toyota carga el equivalente a 200
o 230 dólares de materiales
reciclables, que acumula en el jardín de su casa para separarlos por
categoría antes de llevarlos a los
compradores.
“En tres días puedo juntar una tonelada más o menos, dependiendo
de la suerte que tenga. A veces no
encuentra nada, otras veces (la camioneta) se llena en un rato”, dijo.
Los colchones abandonados también son una mercadería disputada, porque hay lugares en la ciudad que pagan entre 6 y 7 dólares
por
pieza
que
luego
reacondicionan.
Muchas veces es ayudada por su
esposo, sobre todo, cuando hay que
cargar peso, pero igualmente “es
mucho esfuerzo y por subir sola
una estufa muchas veces me ha
dolido la cadera o la cintura”, dijo.
Para esta esforzada inmigrante no
hay muchas opciones porque reconoce que para conseguir un mejor
trabajo “piden papeles buenos y yo
hablo poco o nada de inglés”.
“Pero aunque vamos pasándola y
no hay dinero que alcance, no voy
a aflojar”, promete.
La inmigrante mexicana Erika López es conocida como "La dama de hierro", porque desde hace dos años recorre los
callejones en busca de metales, colchones y todo tipo de material reciclable que luego vende para mantener a su familia
compuesta por cuatro hijas y un esposo desempleado.
La inmigrante mexicana Erika
López es conocida como “La
dama de hierro”, porque desde
hace dos años recorre los callejones en busca de metales, colchones y todo tipo de material
reciclable que luego vende para
mantener a su familia compuesta
por cuatro hijas y un esposo desempleado.
Todos los días, entre las 6 de la
mañana y las 5 de la tarde, Erika
maneja su camioneta por una ruta
de posibles proveedores, donde
además de metales consigue
donaciones de ropa en muy buen
estado, bicicletas o juguetes que
luego vende por separado en el
garaje de su casa.
“A las 6 de la mañana es cuando
se encuentra más metal, antes que
pasen mis competidores”, dijo esta
madre.
“Todo lo que sea fierro se colecta. Refrigeradores, lavadoras, estufas, sillas y ventiladores”, afirmó.
Los motores se venden por separado y hay momentos en que la
suerte golpea a su puerta, porque
esta semana precisamente un vecino la llamó para ofrecerle metal
y varios motores que le permitirán
recaudar 700 dólares.
Casi el triple de lo que ganaba semanalmente como empleada de
una agencia de trabajo temporal,
que la obligaba a presentarse a las
5:30 de la madrugada para estar
lista a partir de las 7:30 en el lugar
que fuera, generalmente fábricas
que le pagaban por hora.
“Además de ser menos dinero, el
trabajo temporal no me permitía
El Poder De La Educación
difícil ser minoría, y es más difícil
ser la antipatía de la mayoría.
Es también difícil aprender a sacar la raíz cuadrada de un problema cuando nuestros padres apenas
saben restar; Es difícil aprender a
leer cuando nuestros padres son
analfabetos. La tarea es doblemente difícil cuando ni papá, ni mamá
nos pueden ayudar. Es difícil ser
el primer bachiller de la familia, y
mucho más difícil ser el primer
profesional.
Hay muchas lecciones difíciles en
la vida pero si logramos vencerlas,
al haber llegado a la cima, todas
esas dificultades se tornan en triunfos que matizan nuestras vidas y
nos hacen doblemente importantes. "A veces los hispanos no tenemos quién nos diga, cómo subir
a clases avanzadas, y así obtener
beneficios", comentaba Yanira,
"Afortunadamente yo pude salir de
ese nivel regular hacia clases superiores", anotaba.
En este o en cualquier país del
mundo para educarse no hace falta el nacer dentro de una biblioteca, lo importante es que alguien
nos abra esa primera página a pasar hoja por hoja, el camino hacia
el conocimiento, hacia la educación.
Hoy en día, con instituciones
como el fondo de becas para his-
panos, ese camino está casi pavimentado ya que algunos sueños se
truncan por falta de dinero o por
falta de conocimiento sobre cómo
obtener esos fondos.
Durante el período escolar de
2006 y 2007, dicho fondo, distribuyó alrededor de 3,224 becas,
aproximadamente unos cuatro millones de dólares. Esas cifras esperan ser mayores en los años venideros ya que la Fundación de Bill
Y Melinda Gates, han sumando su
benevolencia a la educación de
nuestra comunidad, brindando 20
años de apoyo consecutivo.
La raza o la apariencia física, son
algunos de los aspectos que se tornan insignificantes cuando pensamos en una mente cultivada. Ese
es el gran legado que nos dejan estos flamantes bachilleres: que la
educación es la única arma omnipotente y la única capaz de borrar
las diferencias sociales.
Todos, independientemente de
nuestro nivel de escolaridad o de
nuestra edad, tenemos una responsabilidad hacia las nuevas generaciones, hacia forjar más diplomas secundarios y por ende
profesionales.
¿Quieres saber más sobre las
becas para hispanos? No dejes
pasar otro día más cuando se trata
de tu educación.
Acusado de abusar de niños en la Walmart
ño explicó detalladamente a los investigadores lo que había sucedido.
Aparentemente, el niño se encontraba en el área de electrónicos de
la tienda cuando un hombre se le
acercó y lo asaltó sexualmente.
Las autoridades indican que el incidente fue captado en video por las
cámaras de vigilancia instaladas en
la tienda.
La noche del día después de que
ocurriera el incidente, un agente de
vigilancia que trabaja para la tienda
vio a un hombre que parecía ser el
mismo individuo que había sido
captado en video el día anterior abusando del pequeño. El agente logró
identificarlo y notificó inmediatamente a la policía.
El presunto agresor sexual de menores fue identificado como Juan
Francisco González, residente de
Oxnard de 39 años de edad.
Se cree que este individuo ha abusado sexualmente de varios niños
ya que se han analizado videos en
la misma tienda.
Las autoridades también sospechan que este tipo de incidentes
también ha ocurrido en la tienda de
videos Game Stop, la cual está ubicada a un lado de Walmart. Además, investigadores creen que el
abuso se menores también pudo
haber ocurrido en el Circo Caballeros, que estuvo en Oxnard en
marzo o abril de este año.
Las autoridades indican que las
víctimas han sido niños de entre las
edades de 7 a 10 añitos.
González fue localizado por las autoridades gracias a los informes del
agente. El sospechoso fue subsecuentemente arrestado y trasladado
a la cárcel principal del Condado de
Ventura.
Las autoridades piden a cualquier
persona que tenga información sobre este u otro incidente similar que
se ponga en contacto con el Detective Luis McArthur llamando al
385-7662 o llamando a la policía al
teléfono 385-7740.
Si usted desea ofrecer información,
pero desea permanecer en el anonimato, llame a Violent Crimes
Hotline al 982-7070 o comuníquese con Ventura County Crime
Stoppers llamando al 800-222-8477.
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Cajas de comida y ropa gratis.
Todos los viernes, sábados y domingos a 7:00 p.m. en 1671
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trabajo de limpieza residencial
y comercial. Entrenamos y pagamos extra por ser bilingüe.
Para más información, llamar
al teléfono (805) 642-1967.
AUTOS
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Se hacen trabajos de plomería,
destapado
de
drenajes,
limpiamos muy bien, si se
necesita cortamos tubos o
usamos agua a presión. También
detectamos fugas de agua.
Arreglamos o cambiamos llaves
de agua.
Cambiamos
calentadores de agua (boilers),
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baño. Nuestros trabajos están
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Para más
información y presupuestos
gratis llamar al 890-8931.
SE RENTA
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Rezar 9 Ave Marias durante 9
días con vela encendida y pedir 3 favores: 1 económico y 2
imposibles y al octavo día publicar esta oración en un periódico. Al noveno día dejar consumir la vela y aun sin fe se
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precios módicos. Para más
información llamarme al 4877641 o al celular 827-2444.
#0622
Busco cochera o adición para vivir. Por favor comuníquese al
861-4319.
#0524
Se renta cuarto en Oxnard en casa
amplia. Para una persona sin
vicios. Con Internet disponible.
Para más información llame a
Humberto al 607-4180.
#0531
OPORTUNIDAD
YO COMPRO
Yo compro una ruta de algún
jardinero que ya no la quiera
seguir haciendo. Que la ruta
este establecida. Pago muy
buen precio por ella. Para mas
información llamarme al 4877641 o al celular 827-2444.
SERVICIOS
TRABAJADOR
CONTRATISTA
Trabajos de plomería, electricidad, cemento, paredes, azulejo,
baños, bardas, pintura interior y
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General Construction
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#0419
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+ Cert.
Extra cargo en la mayoría de los vehículos.
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“Si no pasa”
la segunda prueba es Gratis
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Restaurante de comida mexicana localizado en
Fillmore. Bien equipado y aclientado, con licencia
para vender cerveza y vino. Con buena ubicación
y gran potencial para ganar mucho dinero. Lo
vendemos por razones de causa mayor.
Para más información, llamar al
DESTAPAMOS
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$
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cemento, lizo o estampado, con
color o al natural. Hago buen
trabajo y a bajos precios y con
mucha calidad. Tambien hago
bardas de bloque de cemento.
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Vidrios Rotos
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reparamos cualquier vidrio roto de
tu casa, mesa o espejo. Te hacemos o reparamos tus screens.
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(805) 247-0351 ó
al celular (805) 377-6530.
10/26
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SE VENDEN
CAMAS
Camas de varios tamaños en
condición semi-nueva.
King $120.00
Queen $80.00
Full
$60.00
Twin $40.00
Llamar al teléfono 336-6579
#0119
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EN VENTA: CLASIFICADOS
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CHEVROLET
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cromados y con 6 birlos. Condición excelente, están como nuevos y tienen sólo una semana de
uso. Los vendo por $1,500. Para
más información llame a cualquier hora del día al teléfono
407-0950.
Se vende van de marca Chevrolet
del año 1986. En buenas condiciones, con motor y transmisión
reconstruidos, automática, equipada para hacer ventas en el swap
meet o para trabajo en construcción. Tiene llantas buenas y Smog
Check OK. La vendó por $2,000
firme. Para más información llamar en por la mañana o después
de las 6 de la tarde al teléfono
486-7137.
#0510
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#0621
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SE VENDE MOTO
DE MONTAÑA
REDUCIDO
Se vende Ford Expedition del
año 2000. En buenas condiciones y equipada con estereo, CD
y enchufe para iPod. La vendo
por $4,000. Para más información llame a cualquier hora al
240-5917.
#0705
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CHEVY IMPALA
Se vende moto de montaña
2006 CRF250R en muy buenas
condiciones y con sólo 100 horas de uso. Incluye casco protector, chaleco, botas del número 10 y rampa para cargarla el
pickup. Todo por sólo $2,000 o
mejor oferta. Para más información comunicarse con Jorge al
797-3065.
#0510
USTED PUEDE PONER
AQUI SU ANUNCIO.
Chevy Impala del año 2006 en
muy buenas condiciones. Automático, completamente eléctrico,
y con sólo 27,000 millas originales. Lo vendo por $12,000. Para
más información llame al teléfono 604-1256 o al 616-1202.
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1995. En buenas condiciones,
automática y con horno
reacondicionado. La vendo por
$6,500 firme. Para más informes
llame entre las 12 p.m. y 7 p.m.
al teléfono 708-0407.
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