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SAN FRANCISCO I.XAMINER Thursday, November 7. 1996 A-19 I ill i Ui.l.iii' ii mil A- EMBEZZLE from A-l Controller's report on $750,000 loss looked at bank statements from the $5,000 petty cash fund even when Rico was gone for weeks at a time. If they had, they would have seen not only canceled checks allegedly written by Rico to himself, but also check registers with missing names, according to the Sept. 2 memo. "Mr.

Rico did not appear to en- ter any payee name when he was issuing checks he would forge," wrote Harrington. Harrington explained that most embezzlers dont dare take time off from work out of fear of discovery. He said Rico took as much as a month off every year and that, according to the Juvenile Probation staff, no one opened Rico's mail or checked the revolving fund while Rico was out Only once, Harrington reported, were any bills paid in Rico's absence, according to staff. "Juvenile Probation financial managers have told mv auditors warned by another employee in May months before the first bogus checks were discovered that $100,000 was missing from the revolving fund. They had also been warned by former Mayor Frank Jordan's office that an anonymous caller had said Rico liked to bet on the horses and that he parked a city car at Bay Meadows horse track on Wednesday afternoons.

Following The Examiner article, the director of finance for Juvenile Probation, Ace Tago, resigned. Tago could not be reached for comment. The controller and the district attorney have been investigating the Probation accounting department since mid-August when the alleged embezzlement scheme began to unravel. Controller Harrington has also been conducting an internal investigation to find out if any collusion took place in his office. District Attorney Terence Hallinan has questioned why the controller's office replenished the probation fund so frequently, and has suggested Rico must have gotten some help from somebody there.

Not only has the controller's office been under fire from the district attorney, but Mayor Brown called for an independent audit of all city departments. Harrington tried to deflect criticism aimed at his office for failing to discover the alleged theft. "Over 1,000 city staff accountants, account clerks, analysts, inventory clerks and managers have authority to originate accounting requests for payment," he wrote in his preliminary report. "The controller's office has 15 staff that review and process all of them." Harrington wrote that his staff relied too heavily on Probation Department fiscal controls. "In addition, Mr.

Rico was not following all of the guidelines in the use of this fund and he was requesting replenishment more often than should have been considered normal," he wrote. "Additional training will be given to staff." In his report, the controller also alleges that not only did Rico write checks to himself, but to "an accomplice, Carmelita Banayad." "Maybe I didn't use the right word (accomplice)," said Harrington, during an interview. "I'm not a lawyer." Hallinan said Banayad, who is believed to be Rico's daughter-in-law, is not a suspect. "We'd certainly like to talk to her," he said. "We think she's in the Philippines." A law enforcement source who asked to be unnamed said there's no indication Banayad endorsed any bogus checks or received any stolen money.

they do not know if any bank reconciliations were ever done on this account; yet these managers were signing checks issued against this account," Harrington wrote. He noted the petty cash fund was frequently overdrawn. fcXAMWtH 19U4 Edgar Flowers was Probation chief when Sebastian Rico disappeared. Harrington said his office is compiling a complete report on the alleged embezzlement, but declined to say when it might be finished. Last month, The Examiner re ported Probation officials had been mJ San Francisco 5-Day Outlook Seattle i Friday Forecast 1 i sw Portland i Fargo A a oston San Francisco almanac Wednesdays teraparaturas: High 69 Low: 46 Normaltordate 6651 Record high 63, 1991 Record low 45,1996 5 am Thu.

barometer 30.32 Wednesday's pnapHatioc 24 hrs. ending at 4 p.m. 0 00 July 1996 1.20 Pet. of normal 53 July 1-Nov. 6, 1995 0.07 Pet.

of normal 3 July 1 -Nov. 6 Normal 2.25 Some! Thursday: 605 p.m. Sunrite Friday: 6:42 a.m. Ki I ASSOCIATED PRESS 1989 David Brinkley: There was apparently no liberal bias here. New TV Reno salt Lake City 0mahai Chicago8 York City i San ITranrlArh Cincinnati 0 Kansas CKy A A A II Denver Fair iltia with tig I Las Vega I Nashvllla Cool with a chance of showers 59V500 Mostly cloudy tkies with morning tog 60V sr Fair skies after morning fog 65V 53" Mostly sunny and pleasant wvsr windi 69V 53 I Oklahoma City Los Angeles Santa Fe Atlanta 1 Santa Rosa Dallas 242 Napa 7044 ValletW Orleans Prickly Brinkley: Clinton's 'a bore' Bay forecast Mostly clear skies with light winds through Friday, except for a few patches of early morning fog.

Lows in the 40s and the low 50s Thursday night Highs from the mid-608 to the mid-706 on Friday. Marine forecast Red Bluff A. 6941 San Rabat Miami Concord 7442 4 JO San Francisco -6849 II High Low preuure preiaura 6743 T-ttonm Snow CoM front Warm front SUtioMry front Rail I 3 'ant SIKtWimtllM I Mjm 6843 Uvermore 7341 Point St GeorgePoint Arena: Southwest winds to 15 knots through Friday, with 2 foot seas and 7 foot northwest swell Fair to partly cloudy through Friday with patchy night and morning fog. State temperatures and precipitation For tfte 24 hours ending 4 p.m. Wednesday.

"Fremont to Pmc Stats Redwood City- 7242 a i a Bay Are loPm. San Jose HI UP 61 41 60 32 57 35 61 38 73 51 Ht Lrj Prw. 69 38 65 39 68 40 68 38 7347 Point ArenaPoint Piftos: Northwest winds to 15 Redwood City Santa Rosa San Jose San Rafael 76 51 65 34 67 52 63 37 54 28 Palm Springs Sacramento San Diego Santa Cruz Vosemite Bakersfield Blue Canyon Eureka Fresno Los Angeles 67 40 68 38 68 35 66 37 66 44 Concord Fremont Livermore Napa Oakland Cruz knots through Friday, with 3 foot seas and 6 foot northwest swelL Mostly clear skies through Friday, except for patchy early morning fog. Lame-duck pundit's on-air comments outrage viewers t. -6943 a) ftrecasb and Graphics Vf Monterey Fresno WcatherData Extremes: Lajitaa, Texas: 97 West Yellowstone, -5' National weather (mm 7144 6745 meosrnsATSD Bakersffeld VVJ.

6543 By Hal Boedeker ORLANDO SENTINEL Making election night viewers across the nation sit up, veteran newsman David Brinkley of ABC Wednesday Thursday Friday Hi to Peon Wea mLo Wea mLo 73 64 XII 7243 ptc 5734 85 76 ptc 8775 ptc 8871 60 41 .09 cdy 4832 sn 4325 47 29 .04 ptc 4428 Cdy 3923 73 63 JO 7342 ptc 5130 83 75 8156 sun 6545 58 54 I 6658 6750 67 43 1.64 ptc 5734 ptc 6137 87 68 ptc 8770 ptc 8757 62 55 coy 6959 6746 75 49 sun 7952 sun 8555 65 56 .19 7051 I 5336 53 40 .17 5446 coy 6043 50 20 sun 5725 sun 6430 70 43 2.73 5438 ptc 5232 43 30 ptc 4630 ptc 5533 55 31 ptc 5225 ptc 5728 52 37 .02 5248 coy 5747 64 58 Cdy 6961 6847 54 36 sun 5933 sun 6033 imn Santa Barbara P5L 7346 Wednesday Thursday Friday City HI to Peon Wea Hllo Wea Hito Anchorage 35 23 .09 ptc 2814 sun 2411 Atlanta 77 63 .04 ptc 7456 6036 Baltimore 61 54 cdy 6860 6743 Billings 44 34 pte 4535 ody 5539 Boston 51 48 cdy 5854 6550 Buffalo 63 55 6653 5433 Charleston, S.C. 79 63 cdy 7764 7146 Chicago 62 41 .69 cdy 5032 an 3927 Cleveland 64 59 .01 6747 4933 Dallas. Worth 72 52 1.73 ptc 6640 pte 6942 Denver 45 30 5031 6536 Detroit 62 57 3,1 i 6243 cdy 5032 El Paso 74 43 sun 6829 un 7033 Honolulu 87 76 .03 ptc 8774 ptc 8975 Houston 85 60 .47 7142 sun 7336 Indianapolis 62 58 1.57 5633 ptc 4429 Kansas City 65 38 ptc 5533 sun 5028 LakeTahoe 48 27 ptc 5526 sun 6025 Las Vegas 61 38 sun 6541 sun 7345 Louisville 69 66 I 7343 ody 5135 Central Coast: Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Minneapolis Nashville New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland. Ore. Reno St.

Louis Salt Lake City Santa Fe Seattte Washington, D.C. Wichita dismissed President Clinton as "a bore" and derided the incumbent's Fair skies Thursday victory speech as "one of the worst night and Friday. Mostly clear skies Friday night and San Diego Point PittaPoint Conception: Northwest winds to 10 knots through Friday, with 1 foot seas and 6 foot northwest swell. Mostly clear skies Thursday night Skies remaining mostly sunny on Friday. Regional forecasts Northern Coast: Fair to partly cloudy skies Thursday night and Friday night, except for patchy valley and coastal fog.

Mostly sunny skies Friday and Saturday, except for scattered high clouds north and patchy morning coastal and valley fog. Lows each morning will range from the mid-30s inland to the 40s near the coast Highs each afternoon will range from the mid-508 at the coast to near 70 inland. Northern Mountains: Fair to partly cloudy and cold Thursday night and Friday night with patchy valley fog. Lows each morning will range from the 20s over the higher elevations to the mid-40s along the foothills. Partly to mostly sunny Friday and Saturday after patchy morning valley fog.

Highs each afternoon will range from the upper 40s over the higher peaks to the 60s in the valleys. things I've ever heard. Saturday, except for patchy night and morning fog. Lows each The scathing comments came mnmitif from the mid-30s inland to as ABC News wrapped up its elec World weather 24 hours ending 2 a.m. Thursday.

City tion coverage. The network had received indignant calls from the West Coast, where the coverage the 40s coastside. Highs each day from the mid-60s at the coast to near 80 inland. Sierra Nevada: Mostly clear and warmer Thursday night and Friday. Fair and pleasant Friday night and Saturday.

Lows each morning will range from the teens to the mid-40s. Highs each day will range from the upper 40s to the low 70s. was in prime time. HI to Wea City Hi to Wea City Hi to Wea City Ht to Wea 91 75 pte Copenhagen 52 43 London 69 48 Seoul 55 39 cdy 57 50 Dublin 52 39 Madrid 64 36 cdy Singapore 90 72 72 52 ptc Edmonton 37 15 sn Manila 89 73 ptc Stockholm 46 39 95 81 Geneva 53 48 cdy Melbourne 63 54 Sydney 63 54 hz 64 46 ptc Guadalajara 84 59 hz Mexico City 79 54 ptc Tahiti 86 75 43 32 cdy Guam 81 77 ptc Montreal 52 33 cdy Taipei 78 63 47 38 cdy Havana 88 67 ptc Moscow 50 39 Tel Aviv 74 60 ptc 57 50 Helsinki 46 43 New Delhi 86 57 ptc Tokyo 75 46 coy 63 39 cdy Ho Chi Minn City 88 73 Oslo 37 30 sn Toronto 46 39 68 59 Hong Kong 82 73 ptc Pans 57 50 Vancouver 52 39 75 55 ptc Jerusalem 75 54 ptc RodeJaneiro 79 66 pte Vienna 59 45 cdy 43 24 cdy Johannesburg 81 54 ptc Rome 68 48 ptc Warsaw 54 50 Acapulco Amsterdam Athens Bangkok Barcelona Beijing Berlin Brussels Budapest Buenos Aires Cairo Calgary In allowing his colleague the last word, anchor Peter Jennings tried to pay tribute to Brinkley, who is retiring from regular broadcasting after a long career with ABC and. before that, NBC.

Southern California: Mostly clear and mild through Friday. Mostly clear Friday night and Saturday, except for patchy night and morning coastal fog. Lows each night, 30s in the mountains to the mid-50s in the deserts. Highs each day from the upper 50s in the mountains to the 80s in the deserts. Central Valley: Mostly clear Thursday night and Friday night, except for patchy fog late.

Mostly sunny and mild Friday and Saturday after patchy morning fog, mostly in the south. Lows each morning will range from the upper 30s to the upper 40s. Afternoon highs both days will range from the mid-60s to the mid-70s. Brinkley would have none of it UCMKh iunsunny; d-clear; ptrpartlyckiurV, odydoudy; hiaiyi Brv wow; mnnBsing; Ttace Tide at Golden Gate Bridge. Corrections for nearby locations: Oyster Thursday tides San Mateo tow 1.4 High: 5.6 low: 0.9 Brlo, 52mln.8nd 2:00 a.m.

8:44 a.m. 2:57 pjn. Dumbarton Bridge, 60 min. and 2.6 ft high, 98 min. and 0.5 ft Friday tides lew; tow.

1.6 High: 5.8 low 0.4 99 min. and ft high, 123 min. and ft tow, 2:42 a.m. 9:15 a.m, 3:34 p.nt. and took a sarcastic swipe at Clinton.

"I wish to say that we all look High: 4.5 9:21 pjn. High: 4.6 10:11 p.m. m. forward with great pleasure to four years of wonderful, inspiring tices Death No Cremations HABEKOSS, Walter Herman Arthur In F. Nov.

3. 19. toving father of Richard, Stephen and Robert Habekoss; father-in-law of Rosemary Habekoss; loved brother of Elsie Clayton; cherished grandfather of Gaetan, Guillaume, Brian, Kyra and Paul; loved uncle of Beverly Gregory Clayton. Native of the Inner Sunset Dist. where he maintained his law practice for 35 years.

Veteran of WWII as a tt. Commander in the U.S. Navy. Friends are invited to attend Graveside Services Friday 1pm at Woodlawn Cemetery, 1000 El Camino, Colma. HOGAN, SUttlVAN BIANCO F.H.

(415)664-2413 CAMERON, Donald 0. COLE, Dr. Joseph 8. DOMERGUE, Raymond C. DRAKE, Margaret Bilby GO, Robert Chan On HABEKOSS, Walter Herman Arthur HERRERA, Josephine HOLMGREN, Martha JANG, Tim a STOWELL, Gertrude A.

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Derek, Chelsea, Ashley and Erica. Survived by many loving nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. A native of San Francisco. Aged 85 years. Friends may visit after on Thursday (TODAY) and are invited to attend the Vigil Service at I OOpm also on Thursday (TONIGHT) and the Funeral at 9 30am on Friday at the chapels of VAtENTE, MARI-Nl, PERATA 4840 Mission thence to Immaculate Conception Church where a Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Committal Service to follow at Olivet Memorial Park.

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Past Board Member of the Gway Sen Benv. Assoc. of S.F.. Yeong Wo Assoc. and the Chinese Hospital of S.F., Past Board Member and Designer of the Chinese tooksan Cemetery of Colma and the Chinese Community Center of Oakland.

Friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend the visitation on Friday, Nov. 19 8-9pm at the Chapels of the GREEN STREET MORTUARY, 649 Green S.F., CA. Funeral Services to follow on Saturday at 12.00pm, Interment tooksan Cemetery, Colma, CA. GREEN STREET MORTUARY STOWEtL. Gartruda A.

In this city, November 4, 19. toving sister of the late Arline Merriam; loving aunt of Janice Strickland, Everett (Eleanore), David (Teresa) and Ronald Merriam. A retired employee of the Emporium and a volunteer at Davies Medical Center, Friends are invited to attend the Rosary Service, 400pm Monday, November 11, 19 at the Chapel of Francis of Assist Community, 145 Guerrero Street, San Francisco. DUGGAN WEtCH FAMILY 3434 17th Street (415)431-4900 WltSON, Carlisle, Jr. May 22, 1996 in San Francisco.

Survived by his wife Virginia. A Memorial was held In May. speeches, full of wit, poetry, music, love and affection, plus more goddamn nonsense." Jennings responded, "You can't say that on the air, Mr. Brinkley." Several times, Jennings reminded Brinkley they were on the air. It was the last election for Brinkley, 76, who will step down this weekend as anchor of "This Week With David Brinkley." Brinkley was reportedly to conduct an interview with Clinton Friday for the Sunday telecast.

ABC News was trying to figure out Wednesday whether the interview would happen. The White House had never confirmed the interview, an ABC spokeswoman said. White House officials were unavailable for comment. Brinkley saved his harshest comments for the end. He saluted his colleagues' "creativeness" in thinking and speaking.

"Bill Clinton has none of it," Brinkley added. "He has not a creative bone in his body. Therefore, he's a bore, and will always be a bore." The ABC spokeswoman said, i "David Brinkley is an opinionated guy. That's what he does. It was i vintage David Brinkley." HERRERA, Josephine At rest, November 5, 19.

toving wife of the late Ralph Herrera; devoted mother of Jennie Saucedo, Sarah Whiiten. Henrietta Wietfeld and the late Ralph (Chato) and Robert Herrera; cherished grandmother of Ralphie, Margaret, Lina, Michael, Mark, Emily, Johnny, Maureen and Anthony; great grandmother of Justina, Rejine, Matthew, Simone, Rooert, David Jr. and Alaina. Friends may visit Thursday after 5 00pm and attend the Vigil Service on Friday at and the Funeral Service on Saturday at 1130am from the chapels of VAtENTE, MARINI, PERATA 4640 Mission thence to St. John the Evangelist Church where a Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 12 00 Noon.

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Municipal Railway. Member of Sons in Retirement. A Memorial Gathering will be held Saturday, November 9. Contact the family for details, 415-826-3809. COLE, Dr.

Joseph B. In San Francisco on Nov. 5. 1996 at age 93. Beloved husband of Cecelia for 65 years; loving father of Dr.

Ronald I tynn Cole and Dr. Beverly Cohen; adored grandfather of Raymond Cole, lau-ra Donald Wendover, Douglas Cohen and Clifford taura Cohen; great grandfather of Sean Cohen. A graduate of Physicians t. Surgeons College of Dentistry (currently, U.O.P.), he practiced dentistry In the Haight-Ashbury district, and later the Sunset District for over 50 years. In 1980, after retirement from dentistry, he became interested in painting, and was a featured artist at art shows at Fort Mason and at the Monterey Peninsula Museum of Art.

Funeral Services will be held on Friday, Nov. 8th at 30upm at Hills of Eternity Cemetery Chapel, Col ma under the direction of SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL Contri-putions to the chanty of your choice. GO, Robert Chan On 11M96 Beloved husband of Nellie-, loving father of Stuart Kenneth Go and Rosalind tewis: proud grandfather of Jeffrey, Timothy 4. Clayton. Aged 63 years.

Friends are invited to attend the Visitation to lorn Friday at HAtSTED N. GFtAY-CAREW ENGLISH, 1 123 Suiter and the Funeral Service 12 45pm Saturday at St. Mary's Cathedral, Gougfi at Geary. Interment Cypress tawn. HAL ST ED N.

GRAY-CAREW ENGtlSH DRAKE, Margaret Bilby Peggy Drake, former co-publisher of thePacif ica Tribune for 30 years, died Tuesday, Nov. 5, Seton Medical Center, Daly City. CA Writer, journalist, mother, wife, creative woman of many interests including politics, history, Spanish, Hebrew, literature, stamps.cross-word puzzles. Wife and partner of Bill Drake-, mother of Andrea Drake, Sacramento and Kenneth W. Dr ake, Glendale and the late Katharine Ruth Drake; grandmother of Alex and Julia Drake, Sacramento, Jeremy and lindsey Drake and teah and Meredith Miner of Los Angeles; sister of Kenneth Bilby, Dallas, and Judge Richard Bilby, Tucson; mothertn-iaw of Mary Lynne Drake, Glendale-, sister-in-law of Mrs.

Ralph Bilby, phoenix, Elizabeth Bilby, Tucson and Joanne Bilby of Dallas; and step-daugher of Mr s. Ralph Bilby of Tucson. Tucson Native, graduate Tucson Senior High School, attended Stanford University, graduate of University of Arizona with highest honors. Memorial Service 7pm Sunday, Nov. 10, St.

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