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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1994 LOS ANGELES TIMES JACKSON: Lobbyist Gets 61-Year Term Continued from A1 Heller, saying that to allow him extra time "would only delay the inevitable." "As far as I'm concerned this case has run its course," Garcia said, noting that Jackson "received a fair trial." Before being whisked away by federal marshals, the 6-foot-6inch, blue-suited Jackson declined to make a statement to Garcia and a courtroom jammed with his friends, family, lobbying associates and other supporters. Heller predicted that an appellate court will release Jackson, 50, and order: a new trial, saying the government, with the help of forSen. Alan Robbins (D- Van Nuys), had entrapped the kingpin lobbyist, whose firm once earned $2 million a year from an array of blue chip clients- -more than any other in the Capitol. "The system of justice my view has gone out of control in the effort to clean up corruption, so to speak, in the California Legislature," said Heller, who expressed surprise that his client was immediately taken into custody. Defendants in all the other capital corruption cases were given time to report to prison and some were allowed to remain free pending the outcome of their appeal.

Jackson, who lived in Mill Valley and practiced law in San Francisco, also faces loss of his attorney's license. Prosecutor Vincent made it clear that the federal corruption probe, begun a decade ago, is ongoing. Eleven other Capitol figures, including Robbins and former state Sen. Joseph B. Montoya (D- Whit- tier), have been convicted or are Prosecutors also pegged much of awaiting trial in connection with their case on testimony about an the federal probe.

elaborate money- -laundering Jackson's sentence of years scheme designed to illegally beneis similar to Montoya's. Garcia said fit Robbins and his friends. he could have sentenced Jackson On Monday, Heller again told to a longer term but chose to be reporters that Robbins was not lenient because he was impressed believable. He assailed the former by Jackson's community involve- lawmaker as "an absolute, comment and letters from 171 backers, plete scumbag" and said "when including lobbyists and lawmakers. you take a man like Alan Robbins Vincent said that with time off and use him as a lever to extort, in for good behavior, Jackson could my view that's outrageous governbe out in about years.

In ment conduct." addition to the prison time, Jackson Garcia made only passing refermust pay a $50,000 fine and submit ence to Carpenter, 65, once a to supervision for three years once powerful lawmaker who reprehe is released. However, a con- sented parts of Los Angeles and dition sought by federal parole Orange counties. officials to limit Jackson's lobbying In a letter to Garcia postmarked upon release was dropped by Gar- from the Detroit area, with copies cia. to his lawyer and a Times reporter, In contrast to Jackson's sen- Carpenter said: "I find my drive for tence, Robbins, who resigned his survival stronger than my sense of office in 1991 and pleaded guilty to obligation to your legal system." corruption charges, spent about 18 On Monday, FBI agents were months in prison and is scheduled distributing postcard-size wanted to be released from a Hollywood notice with Carpenter's photohalfway house March 12. graph and a detailed description of Robbins was the government's the fugitive, who suffers from terstar witness against Jackson and minal prostate cancer.

Carpenter. The prosecution relied Despite his flight, Carpenter reheavily on tapes Robbins secretly mains entitled to state retirement recorded of conversations with benefits of $1,842 a month, depositJackson in the summer of 1991 and ed electronically into a bank acon his testimony about influence- count, according to Robert D. Walpeddling in the Capitol. ton, assistant executive director of In his testimony, Robbins said the Public Employees' Retirement Jackson had been bribing him for System. many years before the undercover Legislation passed in the 1970s investigation.

A key piece of the prevents an indicted fugitive from case was a tape of a conversation in accruing additional benefits, but which Jackson offered to pay Rob- once vested a public official cannot bins $250,000 to switch jurisdiction have his pension taken away. Such of controversial workers' compen- benefits, Walton said, "are consation legislation to a committee tracted rights. They can't be imchaired by Robbins. paired." Obituary Donald Judd; Pioneer of FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS ABER, James E. Armstrong Family directors ALBRECHT, Paul Abraham age 71; long a resident of Claremont, California, and Administrator and professor at the Claremont Graduate School, died at his home on Saturday, February 12, 1994.

His wife, Bernice, and daughters, Patricia of Loveland, Colorado and Jeanne of Arlington, Virginia were at his side. Interment will be private. A memorial service will be held 3pm, Saturday, February 19 at Claremont United Church of Christ Congregational, Harvard and Harrison Claremont. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Claremont Graduate School and it's Drucker Management Center, or to Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas. ANDERSON, Eric Stephen loving father of Erica Stephanie Anderson, and her mother, Barbara.

Beloved son of Mrs. Harry Galli; beloved brother of Karen E. Atkins. Memorial services 1pm, Friday at Pacific View Mortuary Chapel, 3500 Pacific View Newport Beach. APPLEBY, Mary Frances Forest Lawn -Glendale BALLINGER, Roland W.

Died Saturday, February 12, 1994. Survived his wife, Rose of Canoga Park; and daughters, Rhonda of Glendale and Susan of New York City. Services are private. In lieu of flowers, donations to: Louisville High School, Woodland Hills, California BENAY, Ann beloved mother of Sandra (Harvey), and Edith; grandmother of Jill and Judy. Graveside service 10am, Thursday, February 17, 1994 in Hillside Memorial Park.

Hillside Mortuary BIBO, Katharina Mother of Valfried Bibo, Augusta Bell, and Anne Lu Wolf; also survived by six granddaughters and nine great -grandchildren. Services to be held 12 noon, Tuesday, February 15, 1994 at the Wee Kirk o'the Heather, Forest Lawn Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary BLACK, Evelyn Lehrner beloved mother of Joyce (Dr. Robert A. )Wolf, Dr.

Edward M. Lehrner, Barbara Lehrner, Barbara Jacobs Graham and Allen (Gerry) Black; cherished grandmother of Michael A. Wolf, Linda (Jeff) Miller, David R. Wolf, Wendi O. Wolf, Amy L.

Lehrner, Karen B. Lehrner, Jennifer Black, Karen Black Delgado, Renee Black, Julie Jacobs Kilker, and Blair Jacobs. Services to be held 1pm, Wednesday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel, Glasband-Willen Mortuary, North Hollywood directors BLANCO, Ardith Anne Armstrong Family directors BLOCK, Rochelle 'Ricky' Mount Sinai Mortuary BOOKE, Sorrell born January 1930 in Buffalo, New York; died peacefully February 11, 1994. Beloved father of Alexandra Jessica Renfra Booke, and Nicholas Solomon Gerald Booke; grandfather of Henry Philip Booke; brother of Frederick David Booke; brotherin-law of Joan Booke; father-inlaw of Nancy Booke; nephew of Minnie Yasgur Greenia and Helen Yasgur. Services will be held 2pm, Tuesday, February 15 at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.

BOOKE, Sorrell R. Hillside Mortuary BRINK, Pauline 'Polly' was born December 11, 1919 in Arkansas and passed away February 12, 1994 in Glendale, California. She met and married her husband Bob in 1942 and shared 51 years of marriage. They took up boating, and sport fishing while their children were young. She was President of the Pasadena Auxiliary of Boys Republic and of L'aureole.

She was active in the Oakmont League and Assistance League of Glendale and St. Vincent Medical Center in Los Angeles, where she was involved in Los Angelenos and the International Visitors Program, which created an interest in foreign travel. Pauline and Bob have three children, Robert H. Brink of Torrance, Paula Koschnick of Las Vegas and Christina Jordan of Laguna Niguel; four grandchildren, Kristin Koschnick, Matthew, Sean and Heather Jordan. Mrs.

Brink is also survived by her sisters, Ollie B. Foster and Vela Zimmerman; and brother, James O. Hall. Visitation is Tuesday, February 15, 1994 from with funeral services in the Oakdale Memorial Chapel, 1pm, Wednesday, February 16, 1994. Reverend Harry Nissen officiating.

Oakdale Mortuary Assisting, Oakdale Cemetery, Glendora BRODER, Ethel Hillside Mortuary BROUGH, Leah Mount Sinai Mortuary CAMHI, Lee Groman- Eden Mortuary CLAMON, Doris R. Malinow Silverman Mortuary COURTNEY, Vincent W. age 77; former Montebello resident; retired R.T.D. bus driver; passed away on February 11, 1994. Rosary 8pm, Wednesday, February 16 and Mass 11am, Thursday, February 17, both at Santa Rosa Catholic Church, Lone Pine.

Burial with full Military Honors in Mt. Whitney Cemetery in Lone Pine. Owens Valley Mortuary, DAHLERUP, Neils E. passed away February 11, 1994 in Laguna Beach, California. He was born in Denmark on May 16, 1912 and came to the United States shortly after World War II.

He is survived by two sisters in Denmark, and several nieces and nephews. Per his wishes, there will be no services; cremation and burial in a rose garden. DANS, Eddy Hillside Mortuary DAVIES, Celia D. Born October 18, 1897 in Tennessee. February 6, 1994, age 96, at Rockhaven Sanitarium.

Resident of Beverly Hills for 55 years. Widow of John L. Davies; mother of LouAnn Davies, and Jack L. Davies; mother-in-law of Jamie L. Davies; grandmother of William P.

Davies, John W. Davies, Hugh D. Davies. Her unselfish dedication to her family will always be remembered. Memorial serices, February 17 at 4pm, at Schramsberg Vineyards, Calistoga.

Interment, St. Helena Cemetery, Reverend MaryAnn Gamble, officiating. FERRARO, Margaret O'Brien passed away on February 10, 1994. She is survived by son, Lawrence (Lois) O'Brien, their 8 children and 17 grandchildren. GABAY, Goldie died February 12, 1994 at the age of 83.

A valiant woman, she met life with spirit and vitality. Predeceased by her husband, Morris and son, Edwin, she is survived by her daughter, Elizabeth Smith; her son-in-law, Jeffrey Smith; her grandson, Alex; her dearest friend, Anita Lippert. Services 11am, Tuesday (today) at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations in her name to the Alzheimers Association. Malinow Silverman Mortuary directors GEST, Sigmund Administrator of Guardian Rehabilitation Hospital; beloved husband of the late Tema; dear father of Max (Gail) Gest; also survived by two grandsons, Justin and Darren Gest.

Funeral services will be held 12 noon, Wednesday at Hillside Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to your favorite charity. Malinow Silverman Mortuary directors Aber, James E. Albrecht, Paul A. Anderson, Eric S.

Appleby, Mary F. Ballinger, Roland Benay, Ann Bibo, Katharina Black, Evelyn L. Blanco, Ardith A. Booke, Sorrell R. Brink, Pauline Broder, Ethel Brough, Leah Camhi, Lee Clamon, Doris R.

Courtney, Vincent Dahlerup, Neils E. Dans, Eddy Davies, Celia D. Ferraro, Margaret Gabay, Goldie Gest, Sigmund Grapp, Carolyn Green, Sam Otero, Patacchia, Dorothy Daniel Leo Harbulak, Howard C. Anne Hiegert, Norbert J. Ramsey, Robert Lee Hart, Bretton Peters, Hoffman, Frances Redd, Rodack, Hazel Harry C.

H. Houston, Lee Takouhi Rosenzweig, Esther Injijian, Keyser, Mathilde Rosner, Regina Landesman, Milton H. Schlig, Estelle Korsen, Irl Rubin, Melvin Lazar, Leonard, Natt Debra J. Sheffield, Sarah Selger, Harry Lieder- -Suitner, Liselotte Shipley, Jean Martin Mackey, Mamie E. St.

Steele, Amant, Jack A. Joseph Virginia S. Stiles, Edith Malkin, Betty James Benjamin Tanton, Harry A. Manson, May, McKemy, Harry Leroy Walker, Joseph Miller, Marvin Walsh, Edward C. Munoz, Ann Wash, Susan Sima Newman, Fay M.

Wasserman, O'Connor, William S. Yampolsky, Flora Nichols, Eleanor Wu, Daisy GRAPP, Carolyn resident of Calabasas; passed away on February 13, 1994. Beloved wife of Wesley for over 50 years. Also survived by daughters, Mary Donovani, and Betsy Lindley Davis; son, James; grandsons, Kory and Kevin; brothers, Edward Kunick and Richard Kunick; sisters, Dianne Forrest. Visitation from 6pm to 9pm, Thursday with Rosary service 8pm at Gates, Kingsley Gates Mortuary, Canoga Park Funeral Mass 10am, Friday at St.

Mel's Catholic Church, Woodland Hills. Interment will follow in San Fernando Mission Cemetery, Mission Hills. GREEN, Sam born on March 12, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois to Joe and Lena Green; passed away on February 11, 1994 in Culver City, California of a heart attack. He was raised in the West Los Angeles area and was a graduate of Santa Monica High School. He married Tillie Silverberg in May, 1936.

They had three children: Joseph (Marilyn) Green of Santa Ana, Joan (Nate) Lebman of Granada Hills, and Stan (Jean) Green of Huntington Beach. Tillie predeceased him in 1980. Sam owned and operated the 'R' Laundry Dry Cleaning for many years in Culver City. Subsequent to that, he owned and operated Whittier Atlantic Bowling Lanes in East Los Angeles. He was a founder and the first President of Temple Isiah in West Los Angeles, a 32nd degree Mason and a member of Mountain Gate Country Club.

In addition to his three children, Sam leaves his brother, Morrie (Lil) Green; sister, Gertie Greenberg; five grandchildren: Steve Garnett, Brad Green, Craig Green, Renee Knorzer, and Dennis Lebman; and one great -grandchild. Sam is remembered with love, and will be greatly missed by all of his family and friends. HARBULAK, Howard Carson Forest Lawn- Glendale HART, Bretton Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills HIEGERT, Norbert John passed away on February 13, 1994 at age 76. A resident of Woodland Hills, he was a retired Fire Captain with the Los Angeles Fire Department. Survived by wife, Gertrude; three sons, Robert (Jackie), Gary (Ann), and William; two daughters, Judith Ellington (Ron), and Margaret Hiegert; two sisters, Rosemary Harris and Lucille Morrow; eight grandchildren.

Visitation from 5pm to 9pm, Wednesday, with Vigil 6pm, at the mortuary. Funeral Mass 10am, Thursday at St. Bernardine Catholic Church. Burial will follow in Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City. Gates, Kingsley Gates, Canoga Park directors HOFFMAN, Frances beloved grandmother of Richard (Kathy) Hoffman; devoted great -grandmother of Amanda and Ryan.

Glasband Mortuary HOUSTON, Lee Armstrong Family directors INJIJIAN, Takouhi beloved mother of Haig, Alice Igidbashian and Jacqueline Matossian; also survived by five grandchildren; four great -grandchildren and one brother. Services will be at 1pm, Thursday, February 17, 1994, in the Church of the Hills, Forest LawnHollywood Hills, Forest Lawn Mortuary KEYSER, Mathilde Armstrong Family directors KORSEN, Irl Hillside Mortuary LANDESMAN, Milton H. Services 1pm, Tuesday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary LAZAR, Natt Services were held. Mount Sinai Mortuary LEONARD, Debra J.

Forest Lawn -Glendale LIEDER-SUITNER, Liselotte H. Armstrong Family directors MACKEY, Mamie E. Armstrong Family directors MALKIN, Betty Hillside Mortuary MANSON, Virginia Shelly Albertson Newport Pioneer Realtor and Zeigfeld Girl; born on March 4, 1910; passed away on February 11, 1994. She was much loved Mother and Grandma Ginger. Survived by her sons, Frank Albertson, Tony Albertson, and Michael Manson; daughters-in-law, Jeannie Albertson, Kathy Albertson, and Debbie Manson; eight grandchildren; nine great -grandchildren.

Funeral services 11am, Wednesday, February 16 at Pacific View Memorial Chapel, Newport Beach. Pacific View Mortuary, Newport Beach directors MAY, James Benjamin Beloved father of Constance A. Whaley and David R. May; also survived by four grandchildren. Services will be at Wednesday, February 16, 1994, in the Old North Church, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills, Forest Lawn Mortuary.

MC KEMY, Harry Leroy born in El Paso, Texas on June 18, 1923; passed away on February 10, 1994. MC CALL, Barbara 'Bobby' Forest Lawn Hollywood Aills MILLER, Marvin Age 62, passed away on February 12, 1994. Loving husband of Sandy; beloved brother of Bill; and loving father and grandfather. Producer and production manager of both feature and television production for many years. Loved by all who knew him.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made 'in memory of Marvin Miller' to: Jay N. Shapira M.D., Medical Research Foundation, 8635 W. 3rd Suite Los Angeles, CA. 90048. Services will be held on Tuesday, February 15, 2pm, at Mt.

Sinai Memorial Park, TaNaCH Chapel, Burbank, California. MILLER, Ann Mount Sinai Mortuary MUNOZ, Elias Perez Forest Lawn -Glendale NEWMAN, Fay M. age 67; Director of Music at Temple Beth David, Westminster; accompanist for Centinela Valley Union High School District; former Director of Music of the Los Alamitos Community Church. Survived by her loving family: husband, Cantor Harry Newman; daughter, Michelle (Greg Solow) Newman; son, Mark (Cathy) Newman; grandson, Joel; brothers, Kenneth (Mary) and Harold (Loretta) Satton. Funeral services 10am, Tuesday, February 15 at Temple Beth David, 6100 Hefley Westminster.

Interment in Harbor Olive Memorial Park in Costa Mesa. In lieu of flowers, kindly make donations to Temple Beth David Choir Fund. Bat Kol Services assisting the family. W. W.

O. WALSH, Edward Cornelius born on April 24, 1912 in Fessenden, North Dakota; passed away on January 25, 1994 in Los Angeles. Mr. Walsh is survived by his brother, Frank Walsh of Chino Hills and 27 nephews, grand-nephews, nieces, and grand-nieces. Mr.

Walsh, a patent attorney of 50 years standing, was a wise and trusted counselor to many clients, a loyal friend, and a beloved uncle and grand- A graduate of the United States Naval Academy and William Mitchell College of Law, he attained the rank of LieutenantCommander in the United States Navy. In World War II, he was Patent Counsel in the Manhattan Engineer District, the Atomic Bomb Project at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, where he was entrusted with State secrets of the highest order. He was in private practice in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills for 41 years. His wise counsel and loyal friendship will be missed by all whose lives were touched by him. Catholic funeral services were held January 28 at the Long Beach Naval Station.

Interment will be in Arlington National Cemetery. NICHOLS, Eleanor C. beloved mother of Robert F. Nichols also survived by six grandchildren and eight great -grandchildren. Funeral services private.

Pierce Brothers Cunningham O'Connor, Los Angeles directors O'CONNOR, William Spoeri 67; resident of Northridge; passed away on February 10, 1994. Mr. O'Connor was President of O'Connor Food Service and Valley franchiser of Jack-In-The-Box Restaurants. Survived by his wife, Betty Lou; daughter, Kelli Anne Parelli; sons, Thomas William and William 'Chip' Kevin; three grandchildren and three great grandchildren; sister, Betty Brochu. Funeral Mass will be celebrated 12 noon, Tuesday at St.

John the Baptist de la Salle Church, Granada Hills with burial to follow in San Fernando Mission Cemetery, Mission Hills. Bastian Perrott Mortuary, Northridge directors OTERO, Dorothy Mount Sinai Mortuary PATACCHIA, Daniel Leo He was the former mayor of Culver City. Passed away on February 11, 1994 in Marina Del Rey. Born on February 16, 1916 in Pennsylvania. Funeral mass will be held Thursday, February 17, 10am, at St.

Augustine Catholic Church, corner of Jasmine and Washington Blvd. Burial to be held at Holy Cross Cemetery. Gates Kingsley Gates Smith Salsbury Mortuary, Culver City, 838-2512 PETERS, Anne Amrstrong Family directors RAMSEY, Robert Lee Services to be held at Thursday, February 17, 1994 at the Wee Kirk o'the Heather, Forest Lawn -Glendale, Forest Lawn Mortuary REDD, Hazel C. Forest Lawn -Glendale RODACK, Harry H. Hillside Mortuary ROSENZWEIG, Esther Glasband Willen West Hollywood ROSNER, Regina Died February 12, 1994.

Graveside services, 1pm, Tuesday, February 15 at Sholom Memorial Park, 13017 Lopez Canyon Sylmar, CA. Sholom Mortuary Directors RUBIN, Melvin Groman- Eden Mortuary SCHLIG, Estelle beloved mother of Stuart (Arlene) Schlig, Roslyn (Del) Matheny, Jerome (Delores) Schlig, and Maureen Wood; loving sister of Rose Gerson, Dinah Klare, David Gross, and Israel Gross. She also leaves 8 grandchildren and 13 great -grandchildren. Services 2pm, Wednesday, February 16 at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary SELGER, Harry Mount Sinai Mortuary SHEFFIELD, Sarah Groman-Eden Mortuary SHIPLEY, Jean Martha Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks Mortuary, Westlake Village, ST.

AMANT, Joseph A. 'Joe' 80; passed away on February 12, 1994. A native of San Francisco, a graduate of Regis High School in New York City and the University of San Francisco (1935) with a B.A. English major: 37 years in the newspaper profession at San Francisco and Los Angeles with International News Service and United Press International, including service as Summer White House correspondent. Survivors include his beloved wife, Jan; two sons, Anthony of Paradise, California and Nicholas of Glyndon, Maryland; twelve grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions be made to: Hospice Fund, Visiting Nurse Association, 1950 Sawtelle Los Angeles, CA 90024. Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Mortuary directors STEELE, Jack Augustus William April 14, 1919-February 12, 1994. Resident of Carlsbad, formerly of Rancho Palos Verdes. Beloved husband of Alice Hanley Steele; father of Carol, Elaine and Anita; and grandfather of five. Memorial mass to be celebrated on Tuesday, February 15, at St.

Patricks Church in Carlsbad. STILES, Edith Passed away February 13, 1994 in Los Angeles, California. Beloved mother of Molly Stiles, Adena (Ed) Hauschildt of Sacramento, L.B. Stiles, Pennsylvania; grandaughters, Tammy Van Brunt, and Christy Swafford of Arkansas; grandson, Cody Swafford of Arkansas; daughter-in-law, Carol Stiles of Arkansas. Services Thursday, February 17, 10am in the Garden Chapel, followed by interment at Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Inglewood Mortuary, TANTON, Harry Alexander, M.D. born on December 25, 1910 in Wilcox, Saskatchewan, Canada; passed away on February 11, 1994 in Newport Beach, California. Educated in Long Beach, Pomona College, and U.S.C. Medical School, he was Chief of Staff and lifetime Trustee at Centinela Hospital in Inglewood. He served as a Medical Doctor and Lt.

Commander in the U. S. Navy durng World War II in the Pacific Theatre and also served in the U. S. Public Health Service.

A member of the California Yacht Club and Balboa Yacht Club, he is survived by his beloved wife of 52 years, Joyce Rippe Tanton; children: Philip Henry Tanton, Victoria Tanton Warmington (James), Mary Dee Tanton Bemis (Larry), and Barbara Tanton Reid (Victor); grandchildren: James Julie, Sara, Molly Wormington, Steve, Scott, and Jeff Bemis, Joyce, Emily, and Anna Reid, Shannon Tanton; sister, Marjorie T. McKesson. According to his wishes, there will be no services. Arrangements by Pacific View Mortuary 644-2700) WALKER, Joseph Armstrong Family directors WASH, Susan Armstrong Family directors WASSERMAN, Sima Groman- Eden Mortuary WU, Daisy beloved mother of Gwynne Cheung, Sylvia Greer, Linda Mui, Francis, and Dr. Ray Wu; proud grandmother of 11; great -grandmother 2 and an expected great -grandchild; sister of Hung Dau Ching.

Funeral services Tuesday (today) at Hillside Chapel in Rose Hills Memorial Park, 3900 S. Workman Mill Road, Whittier with committal to follow. Callanan Mortuary directors YAMPOLSKY, Flora 'Florence' Services 3pm, Tuesday (today) at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary Paid Obituaries The American Academy of Dramatic Arts mourns the passing of Madelin Thayer Gilpatric an exemplary member of the Board of Trustees who maintained such special regard for the Academy and its students. Obituary Los Angeles Times Donald Judd in 1984 they be installed well and that they be handled well." Judd exhibited frequently in Southern California, as well as across the country and in In 1971, Times art critic William Wilson described a metal and plexiglass Judd display at the old Pasadena Art Museum as "a science fiction ghost town." Judd could evoke unusual reactions simply by making his boxes in unexpected sizes and scale, Wilson noted, calling the exhibit "the Minimal Magician's Magical Media Mystery Show." When the Margo Leavin Gallery exhibited 20 years of Judd's works in 1987, Times art writer Suzanne Muchnic evaluated: "The gleaming surfaces of Judd's stainless steel boxes, the structural variations of a GREAT CARPET VALUES 90 Days Same As Cash $7.95 WELL BRINE A CAR LOAD OF SAMPLES RIGHT TO YOUR FRONT DOOR SO.

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Funeral services private. By MYRNA OLIVER TIMES STAFF WRITER Donald Judd, prominent American postwar artist who spearheaded the minimalist art movement, has died at age 65. Judd, who had homes in Manhattan, Marfa, and in Switzerland, died Saturday in New York City of lymphoma. The artist preferred to work with solid geometric forms and was best known for his repetitive outsize boxes of stainless steel or plexiglass. He refused to call his -form sculpture, claiming that word implied carving when his objects were factory built.

He also disliked the word minimalist, preferring to call himself an empiricist. "He is one of the crucial figures of the '60s generation. It is impossible to think of American art of that period without him," said Elizabeth C. Baker, editor of Art in America. After studying philosophy at Columbia University, Judd was an abstract Expressionist painter in the 1950s, then moved to sculpture in 1963.

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