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A20 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1994 LOS ANGELES TIMES xfnris -Ml Political Scorecard Arthur B. Krim; Influential Movie Industry Executive 47 days to go before Californians go to the polls. 1 What Happened Wednesday: State Treasurer Kathleen Brown toured a Northrop Grumman Corp. fighter plane assembly plant and talked about her plan to revive the Los Angeles economy. Gov.

Pete Wilson signed legislation in Sacramento and traveled to San Francisco for an evening fund -raiser. What's Ahead: Brown will be at a San Francisco high school today talking about her plan for elementary and secondary education. Wilson attends a San Francisco luncheon with fund-raisers and other supporters, then returns to Sacramento. 3 v9 What Happened Wednesday: Sen. Dianne Feinstein and Rep.

Mike Huffington were in Washington. Huffington's wife, Arianna, hosted a "Women for Huffington" event in San Francisco featuring GOP presidential prospect Lamar Alexander. What's Ahead: Huffington remains in Washington today; Feinstein is planning to return to California tonight. Arianna Huffington plans to speak at a Republican Women Federated luncheon in La Habra today. pictures were distributed by Orion, which followed the pattern Krim had established at UA leave the talent alone.

For UA Allen had done. what many consider his signature films "Manhattan" and Hall." For Orion his strings of successes continued with "Crimes and Misdemeanors," "Radio Days," "Hannah and Her SistersMThe Purple Rose of Cairo" and othersi After he left Orion, Krim became counsel to the prestigious Hew York law firm of Phillips, Benjamin, Krim Ballon, Before UA and Orion, Krim -had headed Eagle-Lion Film Cocrv a subsidiary of Pathe Industries.1- Privately, Krim had been' an active alumnus and the Board of Trustees of Columbia University and Columbia Law School, where he graduated With honors in 1932. He was activ'in the civil rights movement, a member of the board of Occidental Petroleum Corp. and an intimate of its chairman, Armand Ham'mer, and a director of the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science. In his book, Brownstein wr'dte that the low-key executive was a man of "impregnable He also quoted an industry source as saying, "You would never know' from seeing Arthur Krim the amount of wealth he had 'br power or people that he (i Besides his wife, Krim is survived by a daughter, curred nearly all its debt before its later triumphs, and the revenue that "Lambs" and "Wolves" generated was too little and too late.

It also was said that the company had been undercapitalized from its inception. Krim's innovative management techniques first became obvious in the early 1950s when he and another shrewd young lawyer, Robert Benjamin, began attracting independent producers to the troubled United Artists Corp. They lacked production facilities but instead offered financing and allowed producers to retain ownership of their pictures. In return the producers deferred much of their fees. Out of that mutually attractive arrangement came "The African Queen" and "High Noon," among other film classics, and UA returned to a prominence that it hadn't enjoyed in many years.

Some maintained that it became the best showcase for talent since Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin and others started the studio after World War I. By 1966 Krim, Wasserman, Jack Warner and other studio chiefs hired Jack Valenti to advance their common interests as president of the Motion Picture Assn. of America. But a dozen years later, in a dispute with Transamerica which owned UA, Krim and his management team moved on. Krim started Orion, and to his new studio came one of his old friends and best customers at United Artists Woody Allen.

Many of Allen's most successful By BURT A. FOLKART TIMES STAFF WRITER Arthur B. Krim, a film executive and financier who befriended and Influenced such dissimilar Americans as John F. Kennedy and Woody Allen, died Wednesday in his New York City home at 84. A spokesman said the former chairman of United Artists and founder of Orion Pictures Corp.

had been in failing health since heart surgery last year. In his 1990 book "The Power and the Glitter: The Hollywood Washington Connection," Los Angeles Times political correspondent Ronald Brownstein noted that it was common to say that if MCA's Lew Wasserman wasn't the smartest man in Hollywood, Arthur Krim was. In New York the order probably would have been reversed. Physically, the two men had little in common, but mentally they shared a toughness and a commitment to profits and Democratic politics. They helped raise $10 million for Lyndon Johnson's 1964 skewering of Barry Goldwater, and Krim was instrumental in setting up a President's Club for Kennedy where the President had access to funds to help friendly congressmen in their campaigns.

Shortly after learning of Krim's death, Wasserman said simply that he was "grieving for the loss of an old, dear friend." Besides politics and films, Krim was deeply involved in the battle 1 "TTey, you got to have jobs. We can't invest in education if JTl we don't have people at work who are paying taxes. California needs a governor who's going to be fighting for jobs. That is a Democratic tradition." State Treasurer Kathleen Brown, when asked If her economic plan resembled Republican programs Arthur B. Krim in 1966 against AIDS.

His wife Mathilde is founding chairwoman of the American Foundation for AIDS Research (AMFAR). In an industry often criticized for the divisiveness among talent and management, Krim was noted at Orion for his support of such long-shot projects as "Amadeus" and "Platoon." But by late 1991, despite the successes of "Dances With Wolves" and "The Silence of the Orion had been forced by debt to cut back 250 of its 400 employees. The distributor owed millions of dollars and had filed for bankruptcy. Krim was released from his contract. Ironically, the company had in 1 Kathleen Brown, who has been pressuring Gov.

Pete Wilson to debate her, unveiled a 10-second ad that compares him to a small carnivorous mammal. "What do you call someone who won't debate?" asks the ad, which begins running statewide today. To the tune of "Pop Goes the Weasel," a portrait of Wilson appears and a voice says, "That's right. A weasel." After urging voters to call Wilson's campaign headquarters, the ad concludes, "Don't let Wilson weasel out." two grandchildren. OBITUARIESFUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BROWN: Candidate Vows to Fight for Defense Jobs A A (y TICHLER, Leona, passed away'on September 20, at the age of 71 in Rancho Mirage.

She will be missed by her husband of 52 years, Stanford; her daughter, Cathy: her son, Drew and her daughter-in-law, Sherry; her grandchild, Courtney. Services will be held 10am. Friday, at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel. Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary ADRIAN, Iris age 82; died Saturday, September 17, 1994 of natural causes in her home in Hollywood Hills (Los Angeles).

Ms. Adrian was a well-known and loved character actress. She has over 125 film credits to her name. Her films include, 'Lady of Burlesque', 'Pale Face', 'Roxie Heart', The Bamboo Blonde', 'The Odd Couple', 'The Apple Dumpling Gang', and 'The Love Bug' films. Services will be held Thursday, September 22 at the Old North Church in Forest Lawn Hol- OBITUARIES Evans, Noble Forst, Bernard Hagelberg, Samuel Holmes, Florence Huberland, Leon J.

Johnson, Eric A. Jones, Lerol P. Kealy, Sara L. Kleinpeter, Raymond A. Niemiec, Jan Nieto, Jose C.

Orloff, Arthur E. Orsini, Francis Adrian, Iris Andelson, Roland Anderson, Luther C. Benedetti, Theda Bergman, Lloyd A. Bond, Josephine Brace, Margaret M. Brener, Sally J.

Brown, Mildred M. Converse, Roger A. Dochterman, David MD Draine, Steven T. Eisen, Jack Pessis, Jack MD Rand, Arnold S. Reichman, Harry Rigler, Ruth RN Riley, William E.

Sherman, Marge R. Simpson, Leopold Jr Soto-McMichael, Rosa Stanley, Lowen H. Styne, Jule Sugitani, Saburo Thorner, Meyer MD Tichler, Leona Over the past half-century, the! industry "created a whole Californiai middle-class dream. This is the story of Southern California and it symbolizes the promise of our Golden But in the past four years, it has begun to unravel," Brown said. In Mamoriam lywood Hills.

ANDELSON, Roland Hillside Mortuary HARRY STREEM May 19, 1908-September 22, 1989 Gone but not it' i Forever in our hearts. Love You, Mollie, Shara and Julie i Brown said Southern California has lost 147,000 defense and aerospace jobs since 1990, when em ployment stood at DAVID KAPLON Aug. 13, 1914-Sept. 22, Always in our hearts. Sophie and Family and Friends -aw JEROME STEWART April 24, 1919-Oct 22, 1987.

In memory of my loving husband Dollie Los Angeles Times ANDERSON, Luther Carletoa, born in Scandinavia, Wisconsin on August 3, 1898. Preceded in death bv his wife of 67 years, Meryl Halsted Anderson. Survived by his daughters, Mrs. Beatty Ramsay (Edith) and Mrs. Thomas Butler (Janet): grandchildren, Dr.

Beatty Ramsay, Mrs. Michael Burd, Steven Butler and John Butler; and ten great grandchildren. Graduated from University of Wisconsin in 1922. Service in World War I with the United States Army; was president of Bowie Pie Co. from 1943-1965.

President of Sutter Basin Corp. from 1946-1980. President and CEO of Arden-Mayfair from 1967-1970. Director of Cvpress Mine Director of Metropolitan Water District from 1953-1974. Trustee of Sealy W.

Mudd Fund. Past President and Member of the California Club and Member of Los Angeles Country Club. Mr. Anderson died peacefully at his home on September 18, after a short illness. Interment at Forest Lawn will be private.

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310-476-1 220, wkndseves Continued from A3 "California deserves a governor who's got a plan and a strategy and a vision from Day 1 and doesn't wait 3VS years for a reelection campaign to get moving for the people and workers of his state," she said. The Wilson campaign promptly retorted that Northrop was forced lo cut back the B-2 program because of decisions made by the Clinton Administration. "Even Northrop's own leadership credits Pete Wilson with his efforts to save the B-2," said campaign spokesman Dan Schnur. Schnur faxed reporters a copy of a July 20, 1994, "Dear Pete" letter from Northrop Grumman Chairman Kent Krese to Wilson, saying, "You were most helpful recently in contacting your former colleagues in the Senate regarding the B-2 program." Brown used the El Segundo plant, which still employs 4,000 workers, as the backdrop for her proposal to preserve and revive the aerospace industry in Southern California. "The names Hawthorne and Northrop go together just like so I many Southern California cities whose aerospace workers put the area on the map," Brown said, referring to another Northrop plant in nearby Hawthorne, There are Burbank and Lockheed, Redondo Beach and TRW, and Long Beach and McDonnell Douglas, she said, which produce vehicles such as the DC-3 and L-1011 airplanes and the Viking, Mariner and Discovery spacecraft.

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619864-8100 PP Mount Sinai Maimonldes-2 lots side by Side, $S5O0 PP. 818783-3880 I HILLSIDE 2 sideside lots Acacia, 3S dsc Leon 0-2I3 384 09B6 BENEDETTL Theda breathtaking 44 decline. Brown pledged to ease air quality rules against the use of certain paints and solvents in airplane manufacture in the Los Angeles Basin. She said she would seek an antitrust law exemption to allow competing American aircraft manufacturers to work together on the research, development and manufacture of new passenger planes. Schnur, the Wilson aide, said there is nothing in Brown's plan "that Pete Wilson has not already, done, is not already doing or has not found a better way to do." At Northrop, Brown was asked if her program didn't sound more Republican than Democratic.

"Hey," she replied, "You got to have jobs. You have to have good-paying jobs, decent jobs, that are going to build this California economy. We can't invest in education if we don't have people at work who are paying taxes. "California needs a governor who's going to be fighting for jobs. That is a Democratic tradition." Cremation Service i c' PESSIS, Jack M.D., Beloved husband of Estelle; loving father of Barbara and Marcia; cherished grandfather of Ariane, Shannan and Jahl.

Services Friday, 10am at Beth Olam Chapel. In lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the City of Hope. Mallnow and Silverman Mortuary, directors RAND, Arnold S. beloved husband of Lenore Rand, passed away on Friday, September 16, 1994 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. He was a kind, caring, and lovable man.

He died at peace with God, his family, and many loving friends. He is survived by his nephew, Robert R. Rosenberg and grand-nieces, Ruth Rosenberg Tolmach, Jennifer Rosenberg Asher, and Sarah Rosenberg; many beloved cousins. He was a commercial real estate broker and continued to pursue his career when he came to California from Youngstown, Ohio. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Hospice Fund, or to a favorite charity of your choice.

Interment in Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Mem- orial Park. REICHMAN, Harry Oroman Edea Mortuary Directors RIGLER, Ruth L. R.N age 83. of heart failure. Author of the Modern Meat Cookbook the Meanette Frank' of Adolph's Meat Tenderizer.

Survived oy daughter, Rae Terry; and 3 grandchildren; brothers, Donald, and Lloyd Rigler; and sisters, Marjorie RigTer-Kravitz, Audre Estrin of Portland, and Sally Holzman of Phoenix. Interment at Hillside Memorial Park, 11am, Friday, September 23. In lieu of flowers, please send contributions to the Ruth L. Rigler Memorial Fund, PO Box 828, Burbank, CA. 91503 RIGLER, Ruth Lillian Hillside Mortuary RILEY, William Edward Armstrong Family, directors SHERMAN, Marf R.

Mount Slnal Mortuary SIMPSON, Leopold Anthony Jr. Armstrong Family, directors SOTO-MCMICHAEL, Rosa Armstrong Family, directors STANLEY. Lowen Hush, beloved husband of Marion Stanley; father of sons, Lowell (Catherine), Ken, Scott (Kristy) and Christopher Stanley: and daughter, Kim (Jeff) IPvane anii unn I Iamu I lannh. Forest Law-Hollywood Hills BERGMAN, Lloyd born January 21, 1923; passed away September 20, 1994. Beloved husband of Elisa Bergman; beloved father of Greg (Lean), Scott, and Robert (Leslie); beloved grandfather of Brian, Alex, Eric, Andrew and Joshua; beloved brother of Leslie (Barbara); beloved stepfather of Carl (Lisa) and Lisa.

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I Funeral Directors BRACE, Maraaret Mary born February 7, 1921 in Chicago, Illinois; passed away September 20, 1994. She ii survived by her husband, James C. Brace: four children, James J. Brace of Knoxville, Tennessee, Susan M. Brace of Santa Monica, Nancy E.

Brace of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Robert E. Brace of Denver, Colorado, and five Eandchildren. She is also survived 1 brother, Edward Blakeslee of Van Nuys and sister, Lois Meredith of Seattle, Washington. Private cremation servicesi ashes to be scattered at sea, Wise Passes Bill Protecting Humboldt County Timberland Mount SinI Los Angeles iV 213469-6000 Ws 8006(XMX)76' also survived bv 6 grandchildren: i DRAINE, Stcvea Tyler, On Sunday, September 18, Steven Tyler Draine, surrounded by family and close friends died peacefully at home, of complications related to A.I.D.S. He was born on December 30, 1959 in Santa Monica, California Steve is survived by his parents, Robert and Patricia Draine-, his brother, Cameron Draine; his sister, Janet Odell; nieces and nephews; his grandmother, Joan Hayes; and his long-time companions, Dr.

James Thommea and Jasmine Golchon. A Memorial Service honoring Steve will be held at the home of his parents on Saturday, September 24. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that a donation be made to the charity of your choice. EISEN, Jack Services 1pm, Sunday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park-Chapel. Mount Sinil Mortuary EVANS, Noble, Passed away on September 17, 1994.

She was born InTexarkana, Arkansas, 1917. She is survived by 6 daughters, 2 sons, 1 granddaughter (raised as her own), 3 brothers, and 3 sisters, and many other relatives. Funeral Service will be held at Mt. Gilead Baptist Church, Sept, 24, Viewing will be at the church from Interment at Inglewooq Park FORST, Bernard, Devoted father of Dennis (Florence): beloved grandpa of Rachel, David, and Lisa; husband of the late Dorothy Miller Forst; loving companion for the past 12 years of Ann Korec; generous and kind uncle to the Forst and Miller families. We will all miss you.

Religious Service will be held at 3pm, Friday at the Eternal Light Chapel with interment to follow in Eden Memorial Park. Oroman- Eden Mortuary, directors HAGELBERG, Samuel, beloved son of John Hagelberg and Maria Kraus; loving brother of Jake Hagelberg. Services will be Friday, Sept 23, at 2pm at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Hillside Mortuary HOLMES, Florence Armstrong Family, directors HUBERLAND, Leon I. May 16, 1911 -September 21, 1994.

Beloved husband of Margery; loving father of Roy, Kathy, Amy, Rick and Bob; cherished grandfather of Gabe, Josh, Sophie, Nick, Alexander and Eli; dear brother, Morris. A remarkable man whose loves of family and friends will be profoundly missed. He will live in our hearts forever. Memorial Service, 3pm, Friday, Sept. 23, at Mount Sinai Mortuary.

In lieu of flowers, donation! appreciated to The American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science, PO Box 19002, N.Y.N.Y. 10277-0672. or the charity of your choice. JOHNSON, Erie Arthur, born January 14, 1940 in Pasadena, California, died September 16, 1994 in Pasadena, California. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, September 24, 1994, 2pm at All Saints Episcopal Church, 132 N.

Euclid Pasadena, CA. Inurnment private. JONES, Urol P. Armstrong; Family, directors KEALY, Sara born Sharon, Pennsylvania, June 27, 1909 to Anna and Clyde Plant. Died September 16, 1994 in San Gabriel.

Leaves brothers, John C. Plant of San Gabriel, and Bryson Plant of Washington State; and several nieces and nephews. Interment at Forest Lawn Glendale KLEINPETER, Raymond A born 1901, passed away September 20, 1994. Beloved husband of Marjorie; loving father of Lyn; and chenshed grandfather of Cnstina, Valerie and Cameron. He will be greatly missed.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society in his name NIEMIEC, Jan, age 80, passed away on September 19, 1994 at Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital, A resident of Southern California for 30 years, he is survived by his wife, Elza Niemiec; and their two daughters, Helen Niemiec and Knssy McKenney. Jan Niemiec was a member of the Bakers and Confectionary Workers Union, Local 37, for over 20 years. Viewing will be held at McCormlck Mortuary, 635 S. Prairie, Inglewood, from 4pm-7pm, Sept 22. Interment will be at 11am on Sept.

23 at Holy Cross Cemetery In Culver City. NIETO, Jose Carlo Plerco Brother! Cunalnfham O'Connor, Los Anneles ORLOFF. Arthur E. Mallnow Silverman Mortuary ORSINI, Franeb Service to be held at Saturday, September 24, 1994 at the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn-Glendale Forest Lawn Mortuary BRENER, Sally beloved wife of Gersoni cherished mother of Barbara Parker, Judith (Marvin) Maurer and Ellen Brener: loving sister of Beatrice Wander and Dorothy Moss; adored grandmother of Adam Parker and many devoted nieces and nephews. She will be dearly missed by her family and all whose lives she touched.

Services will be held Friday, September 23, 1994 at 1pm at Hillside Memorial Park Mortuary By BURT A. FOLKART TIMES STAFF WRITER Iris Adrian, the wisecracking, gum-snapping gun moll or comic who portrayed what she said were "tough broads who were never mean" in dozens of films, has died. Richard Kappler, a longtime friend, said that the brassy blonde veteran of 150 generally low-budget pictures, whose last appearances were in such Disney films as "The Love Bug" and "Herbie Goes Bananas," was 82. Kappler said she had died in her Hollywood Hills home of complications of injuries she suffered during the Northridge earthquake in January. Married for nearly 30 years to former football star Ray (Fido) Murphy, Miss Adrian enjoyed a comfortable lifestyle thanks to shrewd investments she had made in real estate over the years.

Interviewers delighted in the candor she maintained into her last decade. She once told author Richard Lamparski that "I never went with actors. Basically they're bums who got lucky in the looks department. Vain, vain. It would be like dating another dame." She was raised in Los Angeles and forced to quit school after her father died during the post-World War I flu epidemic.

She entered beauty contests, won several and became a chorine in a local musical revue. She toured with the Fred Waring shows of the early 1930s and was signed for the Ziegfeld Follies of 1931. She returned to Los Angeles and began developing her trademark wisecracking character for skits at Nils T. Granlund's nightclubs in Hollywood, she told Lamparski. Miss Adrian began in films in the early 1930s and her best-known parts included the killer in "Roxie Hart" in 1942 and the burlesque queen in "Lady of Burlesque" the year.

Others were "The Stork Club," "The Woman in the Window," "The Paleface," "My iFavorite Spy," "The Odd Couple," cnapei, nimioe mortuary mm BROWN. Mildred M. Forest Lawi-Glendale ATM for Senate passage this year. "We're hopeful," he said, Wednesday. "If we can attach it to' some moving legislation, it's still possible." Most of the land in question is owned by Pacific Lumber which was acquired in a hostile takeover by MAXXAM Inc.

In 1985. To pay off considerable debt, Pacific Lumber accelerated its logging practices, clear-cutting lands where it previously had harvested trees selectively. The bill authorizes the Agriculture Department to acquire the 44,000 acres through land exchanges, donations or purchases. Hamburg said environmentalists and timber interests were far apart; at the start of the legislative process but wound up supporting the' final product. The acquisition of land under the bill would be phased in, and about 90 of the acreage would be available for timber harvest, Hamburg said.

From a Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON The House on Wednesday passed a forest-protection bill, authorizing the federal government to acquire 44,000 acres of timberland in Humboldt County for inclusion in the existing Six ilivers National Forest. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Dan Hamburg (D-Ukiah), would also protect 3,200 acres of old-growth redwoods known as the Headwaters Forest and would require study of an additional 14,000 acres for possible acquisition. "People just don't want to see these redwoods cut down for deck furniture," he said. The bill, the Headlands Forest Act, passed 288 to 133 and now heads to the Senate, i Hamburg said that a companion bill was introduced in the Senate by Sen.

Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and that he has contacted the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee about prospects CONVERSE, Roier Adams, Beloved husband of Wilhelmina; and loving father of Joyce McGllvray, Joan Mackey and Judith Barnum. Also survived by his sister, Barbara Digles; two sons-in-law, Alexander Crane McGilvray and Jack Bronson Mackey; and four grandchildren, Jack Bronson Mackey, Roger Converse Mackey, Philip Adams Mackey, and Leigh Converse McGilvray. Funeral Service will be private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Colleagues, 2525 Michigan Avenue, Santa Monica, CA. 90404, or to The Huntington Library Botanical Gardens, 1151 Oxford Road, San Marino, CA.

91108, for a tree to be planted in memory of Mortuary (310) 699-0921" great grandchildren; and brother, Orville Stanley. Memorial Service, Ham, Friday, Sept 23, at the Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary STYNE, Jule, September 20, 1994. Age 88. He is survived by his wife, Margaret; two sons, Norton and Nicholas, both of Los Angeles; his daughter, Katherine of Manhattan: a sister, Claire Bregman of Los Angeles; 7 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren.

Service, Friday, at Frank E. Campbell, 1076 Madison at 81st St N.Y.C. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the National Kidney Foundation of New YorkNew Jersey, 1250 Broadway, Suite 2001, N.Y., N.Y. 10001, 212629-9770. Send donaUon memory of Jule Styne.

SUGITANI, Saburo. in Alameda, September 20, 1994. Beloved husband of Setsuko Sugitani of Alameda: loving father of Shunsuke and Kathy Sugitani of Alameda, Akihisa Edward and Haruko Sugitani of Saitama-ken, Japan and Miki and Sayuri Sugitani of Foster City; devoted grandfather of Michelle and Michael Sugitani; dear brother of Masayoshl Sugitani of Fukui-ken, Hisae Sugitani and Chiba-ken, Shigeru Sugitani of Los Angeles, and the late Kimiko Tanabe. A native of Los Angeles; aged 74 years. A member of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.

Friends are Invited to attend Funeral Service Saturday, September 24, 1994 at 2pm at tie Chapel of Fowler-Anderson Funeral Directors, 2244 Santa Clara Alameda. Visitation from lpm-8pm, Friday, September 23, 1994. The Reverend Zulkei Tanlfucht, Alameda Buddhist Temple, will officiate. THORNER, Meyer Choroah M.D. Hillside Mortuary Located at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier noser Adams converse.

i OrwiiiV Hollywood Hills SB DOCHTERMAN. M.D., David He left his body September 19, 1994. Loving husband of Zoia; cherished father of Rebecca, Zen. and Josef; beloved son-in-law oi Olga Zajac. He was a true lover of the art and a renaissance man.

Cryptside Service, 9am, Friday, Hollywood Memorial Park, 6000 Santa Monica Los Angeles. Callanau Mortuary Directors DOCHTERMAN, David M.D. Mllanan Mortuary i unarm, im, "The Apple Dumpling Gang" and many more. She also appeared regularly on Jack's Benny's TV shows and with him on his personal appearance DRAINE, Steven Tyler, On Sunday, September 18, Steven Tyler Dralne, surrounded by family and close friends died peacefully at home, of complications related to A.I.D.S. He was born on December 30, 1959 in Santa Monica, California Steve is survived by his parents, Robert and Patricia Draine; his brother, Cameron Draine; his aister, Janet Odell; nieces and nephews; his grandmother, Joan Hayes; and his long-time companions, Dr.

James Thommea and Jasmine Colchon. A Memorial Service honoring Steve will be held at the home of Saturday, September 24. In lieu of flowers, the family requesU that a donation be made to the charity of your choice. Information Times Obituary Times Obituary Information Call M. Ryan (or undenunding nd helpful service: Mon-Sai.

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