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RENO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 2004 Guard pulled from Golden Gate duty SACRAMENTO Gov. By Robert Salladay LOS ANGELES TIMES Arnold Schwarzenegger has ordered the California National Guard to withdraw by Friday from protecting the Golden Gate Bridge, putting additional pressure on local police agencies that handle security for the national landmark. Golden Gate Bridge officials said Tuesday they were upset about the decision because they believe the Guard had been an integral part of security for the bridge. Since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, the bridge has been considered a prime target for terrorists.

"We're not happy with the office of the governor's decision," said Mary Currie, spokeswoman for the Golden Gate Bridge, noting that the district has a $130 million shortfall and few resources to expand security. Schwarzenegger repeatedly has complained that the Bush administration is not contributing enough money toward the state's homeland-security costs. To post National Guard troops at the Golden Gate, California has been spending about $5.4 million a year on top of what other staterun agencies have been spending. Currie and other officials stressed that security on the bridge would not be compromised because of the governor's decision. Several other agencies, including the California Highway Patrol, the Coast Guard, Na- NATIONAL LANDMARK: Pedestrians Bridge in San Francisco on Aug.

12, tional Park Service and a local sheriff, will continue to handle security for the 67-year-old span that extends between Marin and San Francisco counties. State homeland security officials said the Guard's protection of the bridge always had been thought to be temporary. They said the decision freed up personnel to return to civilian life or take on other Guard duties, after two and a half years of helping protect the bridge. 3 men honored at service were impostors, report says Carson City ceremony: Men claimed they cleared debris, found bodies at WTC site. ASSOCIATED PRESS Three men saluted by Nevada Gov.

Kenny Guinn during a ceremony on the second anniversary of the Sept. 11,2001, terrorist attacks apparently were impostors, according to a published report. The New York Post reported the men were part of Trauma Response Assistance Charity for Children, which has traveled to 700 places around the country since the attacks. They wore firefighter garb during presentations, including a Sept. 11, 2003, ceremony at the Nevada Firefighters Memorial in Carson City.

Members also made brief speeches during the ceremony. Fire marshals in New York said the men are not sanctioned to wear uniforms, and the charity is under investigation, according to the 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES Fred Lewis Barnhart 40, and Christina Finley, 41, both of Sparks. Juan Manuel Mora, 40, and Bonnie Jean Cox, 48, both of Reno. Etel O. Macaspac, 41, and Laura Delacruz Scassiferro, 36, both of Fallon.

Joseph Nondo Boitano, 37, and Cristy Fawn Johnson, 30, both of Sparks. Jeremy B. Fivecoats, 24, and Brandy R. Cargo, 22, both of Reno. Daniel B.

Howard, 18, and Edith Janein Alvarez, 32, both of Reno. Edward S. Pyle, 40, and Cynthia Barrie Peterson, 46, both of Reno. Aldo Villalobos-Gomez, 29, and Ana Lucrecia Madrid-Galvez, 31, both of Reno. Christopher T.

Lamarr, 39, and Heather Ann Huntington, 22, both of Susanville. Glenn Emmett Dawson, 42, and Kimberly Grace Miller, 34, both of Sparks. William Antone Clements, 29, and Stephanie Dawn Jennings, 28, both of Reno. Earl Franklin Wright I1, 35, and Rachel Lynn Hernandez, 33, both of Reno. Jeffrey Morris Conrad, 42, and Sharon Yvonne Garcia, 43, both of Reno.

Fanbin Zeng, 70, and Gulying Cui, 66, both of Reno. Kevin K. Jones, 44, of Reno and Karen R. Perry, 35, of Redding, Calif. Jason James Pidlypchak, 31, and Jessica Jean Powers, 23, both of Reno.

Larry F. Neeley, 50, and Kathy W. Webster, 49, both of Fernley. Arturo Orozco-Gonzalez, 24, and Erendira Selene Rodriguez-Martin, 26, both of Crystal Bay. Pedro Ambon Colendres 32, and Mylene Baluyut Lapasaran, 33, both of Sparks.

William C. Reeves, 45, of Sparks and Deborah Ann Espinosa, 38, of Reno. James Francis Haffey, 49, and Cindy Louise Geiss, 46, both of Reno. Patrick Joseph Marquis, 33, and Corrine Gene Taylor, 49, both of Reno. Jose Francisco Munoz, 35, and Rocio Noubleau, 38, both of Reno.

Post's April 5 report. The Associated Press and Nevada media reported the group's appearance with Guinn before about 130 people in Carson City last year. The men said they worked to clear away debris and find bodies of victims at the World Trade Center. Greg Bortolin, Guinn's spokesman, said the men were not paid for appearing at the ceremony. They were invited to attend the ceremony because they were in Reno for another engagement, he said.

"If it is true about them, then it is sad," Bortolin said. "We wanted to pay our respects to people who lost their lives. We would have had the ceremony with or without them." Bortolin said Guinn intends to hold another ceremony this Sept. 11 honoring the victims of the terrorist attacks. Ross Adam Wood 47, of Reno and Pham T.

Patterson, 53, of Suisun, Calif. Edward J. Devine 47, of Reno and Sherri R. Kellman, 42, of San Francisco. Jesus Munoz-Castanon, 18, and Elizabeth Hernandez Robles, 17, both of Reno.

William Lonnie Robertson, 23, and Brianna Rose Weis, 20, both of Reno. Allen Dale Manning, 43, and Veronica Sue Thigpen, 33, both of Reno. Juan Dealba, 44, and Teresa Gonzalez Villegas, 24, both of Reno. Juan Antonio Duarte Valdivia, 19, and Amelia Espinoza, 19, both of Truckee. Billy Rudolph Sahlberg, 34, and Jennifer Lee Larue-Sahlberg, 27, both of Reno.

Richard Eugene Clendenning, 38, and Angela Marie Chapman, 51, both of Reno. Michael A. Mikel, 59, of Gerlach and Kimberly J. Fisher, 45, of San Fransisco. Gregory Ralph Bryan, 40, and Karmel Rena Johnson, 37, both of Sparks.

Christopher Crawford, 25, and Kasey Leigh Corneil, 25, both of Reno. Frank B. Forte, 59, and Lana Lee Florez, 51, both of Reno. Randall Charles Jack, 48, and Heidi Waterman, 46, both of Reno. Emilio Aguilar-Justo, 31, and Virginia Avila, 37, both of Reno.

David Andrew Gualano, 21, and Danielle Marcia Wilkins, 20, both of Sun Valley. Edsel Abella Aquino, 36, and Aulani Kim Palakiko, 29, both of Reno. Venicio Lescano Lirag 26, of Reno and Carol Mendoza Bathan, 26, of Glendale, Calif. Philip W. Coyle, 74, and Julie B.

Bowden, 62, both of Truckee. Larry Michael Cline, 44, of Sparks and Kathleen C. Replogle, 44, of Fernley. Esteban Rodriguez-Rodriguez, 20, and Maria Del Carmen GarciaArciniega, 19, both of Sparks. Scott William Banks, 27, and DALE GARRETT From your first home to your dream my service is your advantage! 771-4421 Ferrari-Lund Real Estate Measure would outlaw slaughter of horses for human consumption 6 St Associated Press file walk across the Golden Gate 2002.

"Weareabsolutely confidentthe bridge is protected," said Gary Winuck, spokesman for the state office of homeland security, which reports to Schwarzenegger. "If anyone thought the bridge wasn't secure, the Guard would be there." Bridge officials fought for months to keep the guard protection, but they failed in their appeals last month. The federal government supplies about $500 million a year for the California National BIRTHS Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center AYERS: To Danny G. and Monique C. of Reno, a daughter, April 26, 2004.

CARDONA-ROMAN: To Blanca Elizabeth Cardona and Jose Luis Roman of Reno, a son, April 24, 2004. CARROLL: To Robb R. and Tina M. of Fernley, a daughter, April 27, 2004. COOPER-NYSTROM: To Ronda L.

Cooper and James W. Nystrom of Crystal Bay, a son, April 24, 2004. HARRINGTON-VALDEZ: To Elizabeth Harrington and Ray Valdez of Reno, a daughter, April 26, 2004. MARTINEZ-CARO-LOYOLA: To Maria Victoria Martinez-Caro and Angel Vicente Loyola of Reno, a daughter, April 26, 2004. NELSON: To Scott B.

and Shanon D. of Fallon, a son, April 26, 2004. Edda Jones, 28, both of Fallon. Luis Ferna DelgadilloBuenrrostro, 22, and Martha Iris Aguilar-Reza, 22, both of Sparks. Raymond Louis Mosley, 62, of Coleville, and Brenda Kay Wise, 54, of Silver Springs.

Brian William Vaillancourt, 41, and Patricia Jean Martin, 43, both of Reno. Forrest Mitchell Green 47, and Virginia Antonette Vandermay, 45, both of Winnemucca. Jack Vernon Hallsted, 40, and Karen Ann O'Grady, 48, both of Reno. Rod Steven Grijalva, 40, of Truckee, and Michelle Suzanne Clark, 47, of San Jose, Calif. Abdelmoula Haboub, 30, and Najat Laafoura, 24, both of Reno.

Jason Crayne Fritz, 26, and Angela Jennifer Arizaga, 27, both of Reno. David M. Oakes, 26, and Kendra Marie Franklin, 21, both of Reno. Darren Michael Wilson, 32, and Candice Louise Hill, 33, both of Reno. David John Alexander, 26, and Farrah Layla Taherkhani, 26, both of Sparks.

Jaime Canizalez-Dominguez, 37, and Holly Ann Marrs, 35, both of Reno. Fidel Delgado-Gomez, 29, and Alma Rose Gamboa-Morales, 47, both of Reno. Kanameewala Gunasiri, 54, and Sugunya Nawbuntat, 50, both of Reno. Bhavnesh Kumar Khosla, 48, and Rehana Shaheem, 38, both of Reno. Justin S.

Tolotti, 26, and Laura K. Mager, 21, both of Reno. Richard L. Cordova, 33, and Maria M. Marquez, 32, both of Sparks.

Anthony Granville Whyms, 25, and Jessica May Burroughs, 22, both of Sparks. Scott Samuel Butler 18, and Brandi Maryha Toavs, 19, both of Reno. Joshua Aaron Reynolds, 26, and Davina Eva Daviton, 22, both of Reno. Dan Allen Jenkins, 52, and Debra Louisa Decker, 49, both of Reno. Guard, and the state chips in another $38 million.

The federal government stopped reimbursing the state for security on the Golden Gate last year, so the annual $5.4 million cost for placing Guard troops on the bridge was picked up by the state. The state office of homeland security recently shifted $2.1 million in federal money to enhance security on the bridge. The federal government annually reimburses California about $100 million for homeland security costs, but Schwarzenegger has said it doesn't cover all of the state's expenses. The bridge district, which is supported by a $5 per-car toll, has spent $1 million on new security technology and another $2 million on increased patrols out of its own budget since the Sept. 11 attacks.

The CHP, one of the main agencies protecting the bridge, said the Guard's withdrawal wouldn't endanger security for those crossing. "This really doesn't change much for us," said Tom Marshall, a spokesman for the CHP. "We feel the bridge is very safe and is still under surveillance. Yes, the Guard had its function there, but we're doing much of the same On the Web: Obituaries ASSOCIATED PRESS A bill introduced Tuesday in Congress would outlaw the slaughter of horses for human consumption in other countries. U.S.

Sen. John Ensign, is co-sponsoring the legislation that he said is needed to prevent foreign-owned slaughterhouses in the United States from processing horses to be sold as human food in Europe and Asia. Currently, seven states have laws prohibiting such slaughter, Ensign's office said. "State laws aimed atending this AIDS quilt part of display set for UNR STAFF REPORT Several University of Nevada, Reno student organizations are displaying a portion of the national AIDS Memorial Quilt this week. In addition to the quilt at the university's Jot Travis Student Union, a trio of informal discussions are scheduled from 10a.m.

to noon Thursday and Friday in the student union on what it's like to be HIV-positive. available online at rgj.com Paid Advertisement 348-7355 from 8 am 5 pm weekdays Alvin Marion Alan Wayne Eloise (Campbell) CAMP BAUGH PASCHALL from To Obituaries 1946 2004 Eloise Alan Baugh, born in Oakland, California on October 24, 1946, passed away in Reno, Nevada on April 19, 2004. He is survived by his mother, Evelyn Baugh, of Reno, NV; brother and sister-inlaw, Ronnie and Jody Rampone of Clear Lake, CA; daughter, Morgan Baugh of San Rafael, CA: aunt, Dorothy Cook of San Leandro, CA: and many cousins. Alan graduated from Castro Valley High School, in California, and earned a Bachelor's Degree from the University of San Francisco. He served in the National Guard.

Alan taught Computer Science at Bayside Elementary School in Sausalito, CA, and was the Computer Coordinator for St. Mark's School in San Rafael, CA where he also ran the summer program. Services were held in Reno, Nevada on April 24, 2004. Alan was a generous and loving soul who will be greatly missed. In memory, a fund has been established to assist with Alan's, the college education of his daughter Morgan, who was the bright star of his life.

Gifts may be made to the Morgan Baugh College Fund at Wells Fargo Bank, 1203 Fourth Street, San Rafael, CA 94901-3008. Robert Michael HEBERT Robert Michael Hebert of Carson City, Nevada died Friday, April 23, 2004 at Washoe Medical ter from complications related to a heart condition. Mr. Hebert was born May 29, 1943 in Wilmar, CA. He served in the US Marine Corp from 1960-65.

He worked for the US Postal Service in So. California prior to moving to Reno area in 1985. He retired from the Reno VA Medical Center in 1996. He loved racing and raced stock cars at Silver State Raceway in Carson City and gokarts at the Desert Park Raceway in Lemon Valley. Following his retirement and move to Carson City he started his own woodworking business, The Shape of Things, specializing in intarsia and fretwork.

He is survived by his wife Salli of Carson City, daughters Danette Hebert of Portland, OR and Dana Crates of Redmond, OR, son Scott of Columbus, OH; step-children Erin Baker of Puyallup, WA and Eric Painter of Bensalem, PA; sister Sandy Chastain and niece Jackie Crippen of Hercules, CA, six grandchildren and one great niece. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kidney Fund or the American Lung Assoc. A memorial service will be held on Sat. May 8th at 1:00 PM at Capital Christian, Center Carson Chapel, City. 1600 Cremation under the direction of Reno Memorial.

CARD OF THANKS The Family of Henry "Ward" REMLING We would like to thank the many friends who shared with us their love and memories of Ward. The prayers, beautiful flowers, numerous cards, food and phone calls are a reminder of how wonderful Ward was. We wish to express a special thanks to Father Chuck Durante and Tom Hajec Walton's Funeral Home for their tender compassion. Granite Bronze Monuments Memorials Portraits Granite SKILLED CONTACT US WITH A 429 Toano barbaric practice have fallen short, allowing foreign companies to destroy horses for food in plants located within the United States," said Ensign, a veterinarian. RGJ file Ensign He said nearly 50,000 horses were killed in the United States last year for human consumption.

A similar bill is pending in the House of Representatives. 1 SCHOOL REUNIONS Reno High School Class of '54: The 50-year class reunion is scheduled for Aug. 21 in the Tahoe Room at the Peppermill HotelCasino. Details: Dawn (Ayer) Rusk at 825-9206 or Jackie (Manoukian) Powers at 825-6868. Sparks High School Class of '74: The 30-year class reunion is scheduled for Sept.

17-18. Please e-mail your information to Details: Cindy Henderson at 284-4370. place an Obituary or Card of Thanks: Call (775) 788-6240 or (775) Alvin Marion Camp, 80, passed away Saturday, April 24, 2004 at home in Carson City, NV. He is survived by sons, Alvin M. and Marlo P.

of Carson City, William G. of Winter Springs, FL; daughter Valli LaRue McCowan of Seattle, WA; 1 brother; 3 sisters; 3 grandchildren; and 3 great grandchildren. Services will be held on May 1, 2004 at 1 p.m. at Carson City Stake Center of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 411 N. Saliman Carson City.

Friends may call April 30, 2004 at Walton's Chapel of the Valley from 4 to 8:00 p.m. Evelina Mae STONE 1914 2004 Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 1, 2004 at Brune Buck Mortuary, 325 W. Elm Bishop, CA, for Evelina Stone. Evelina was born at the Dresser Ranch in Gardnerville, NV to Mae John Anthony.

She was from a family of 11 children. She met her husband, Raymond Luke Stone, while attending Stewart Indian School in Carson City, NV, then moved to Big Pine, CA to raise her children. Evelina worked in the Stewart School hospital, and also worked at the Big Pine Rest Home as a medical aide, then as the cook. Evelina preceded in death by her husband of 58 years, Raymond. Survivors include her children, Lorita Stone Parsons, Thomas Stone, Felicia Stone Andreas, Anthony Stone, Francis Stone, Raymond Jr.

Jonathan Stone, Ross Stone, Ramona Stone Wheeler, and Luke Stone; 42 grandchildren; 64 great grandchildren; and 5 great great grandchildren. C. Roger MURRAY Reno, passed away on Friday, April 23, 2004, at Brookwood Medical Center in Birmingham, Alabama, due to complications from pneumonia. He was born in Poughkeepsie, New York in 1934, the only son of Charles and Cornelia Murray. Mr.

Murray graduated from the General Motors Institute in Flint, MI with a degree in engineering (1958), and later received an MBA from the University of Hartford (1966). Mr. Murray was a member of the the American Bonanza Society, the Pacific Bonanza Society, the QBs, the Washoe County Search and Rescue Air Squadron, and the World Beechcraft Society. He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Laura L. Murray of Reno; three daughters, Patricia L.

Murray of Allen, TX, Barbara McCracken (Vance) of Birmingham, AL, and Susan Kurilla (Bob) of Edwardsville, IL; five grandchildren, Jessica and Ashley Gatlin, and Connor, Liam, and Rowan McCracken; and 4 Kaity, Kelsey, Colleen, and Kirstin Kurilla of Edwardsville, IL. Funeral Services will be held on Friday, April 30, 2004 at 2 PM at Walton's Sierra Chapel, 875 W. Second Reno. Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery, Reno. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the "Charles and Cornelia Murray Memorial Scholarship" Reynolds School of Journalism, University of Nevada, Reno, Mail Drop 310, Reno, NV 89557-0040.

C. Roger Murray, age 70, of MARIA Selling HAWKINS Reno Call (775) 742-6036 One Yard MariasellsReno.com At A FOUNTAIN REALTY REALTORS 825-8844 Time! Jim Connolly Jeff Henderson 1 1923 in Colorado, died Apr. 23, 2004 in Escondido, CA. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jess; a son; a daughter; her parents; and a brother. Among her survivors are her 7 children, 27 grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren.

Memorial service will be in Escondido on May 1 and in Bend, OR on May 8. Alhiser-Comer Mortuary, 760- 745-2162, is in charge of arrangments. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Eloise Paschall Memorial Fund, Bank of Escondido, 220 S. Escondido Escondido, CA 92025. Michael NOBACH Michael Nobach, age 52, of Reno, passed away Friday, April 23, 2004 from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident.

He was born on September 8, 1951 in Lansing, Michigan. Mike attended public schools in Lansing including, Sexton High School University. Mike was a Michigan State Trooper where he served in many positions, including pilot for the governor's office where he flew both winged aircraft and helicopters. He also worked as an undercover officer in the department's drug enforcement bureau. After retirement as a State Trooper, Mike moved to Reno and worked at several different occupations.

His last employer was Model Dairy. Mike was the current Chapter Director and member of the Sierra Eagles Motorcycle Club, an affiliate of G.W.R.R.A. Mike's hobbies included almost every outdoor sport imaginable. Some of his favorites were flying, motorcycling, camping, fishing, mountain climbing, scuba diving, and music he was an avid drummer. He will be greatly missed by his family and many friends.

Mike is survived by his wife, Michell; two daughters, Nicole and Michelle; mother, Barbara Nobach, many nieces and nephews; and his two dogs. He was preceded in death by his father, Donald Nobach. A memorial will be held at Bartley Ranch Park Western Interpretive Center, 6000 Bartley Ranch Road, Reno, on Wednesday, May 5, 2004 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The family requests in lieu of flowers, that a donation be made to the Downed Riders Fund, 5424 Texas Reno, NV 89506.

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