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The Californian IVITV sings praises with tonights video awards Nominees for top awards listed Madonna makes her first musical performance on live television since she wore a wedding gown at the 1983 debut show and sang Like a By Kevin C. Johnson Gannett News Service This is the biggest party of the year, exults MTV executive Doug Herzog as he discusses tonights 1989 MTV Video Music Awards, the countrys foremost ceremony honoring the best in music videos. Invitations, extended to the 90 million subscribers of MTV worldwide, for the 9 p.m. PDT show read: Time and place: Wednesday night at 9 from the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles. Your host, hip talk show host Arsenio Hall.

Your presenters: Motley Crue, Jody Watley, Neneh Cherry, Richard Marx, Miles Davis, Donny Osmond, Alice Cooper, Corbin Bernsen, Jasmine Guy and James Woods. Your performers: Paula Abdul, Cher, Jon Bon Jovi, Bobby Brown, the Cure, the Cult, Tone debut awards show and sang Like a Virgin. Herzog caught a glimpse of Madonna right before a rehearsal last week, going over the sets and lighting with the crew. He said shes very serious about her appearance and completely into it. The great thing about Madonna is that she really wants to do it.

Shes working hard and shes excited. Its a hell of a spot on the show. Theres the Bearded One from Britain, the increasingly elusive George Michael, who receives the special Vanguard Award for excellence in video. Past recipients include Michael Jackson and Madonna. Herzog said hes being honored for rising to the top of the music video field in such a short time.

Over the years George has proven to be at the forefront of music videos. His videos for Faith, Monkey and Father Figure are really ground-breaking, visually forward productions. Its safe to say they really stand out when shown among other things on MTV. Theres a surprise performance by an unknown body of music. This is the first year weve done this.

Its not only a surprise but more than one star will be out there sharing the spotlight, Herzog said, refusing to give any clues. But if youre a fan of rock and roll youll love this. And then there is the reason why the show is held in the first place to honor the best in music videos from April 12, 1988 to May 1, 1989. Awards are voted on by an academy made up of record company executives, managers, artists and publicists. Leading the pack is Michael Jackson with eight nominations, followed by Jody Watley and Paula Abdul with six apiece, Madonna and Steve Winwood with five.

for Straight Up by Paula Abdul, Edie Brickell New Bohemians for What I Am," Neneh Cherry for Buffalo Stance," and Living Colour for Cult of Personality." Best Choreography: Straight Up by Paula Abdul, "Every Little Step by Bobby Brown, Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson and "The Right Stuff by New Kids on the Block. New categories include Best Rap, Best Dance, Best Heavy Metal and Best Post Modern Video. Herzog said the additions reflect the programming revolution at MTV. We have a rap show, a heavy metal show, a dance show and a post modern show. Were not just a 24-hour rotation of music.

We have very specific programs airing daily and weekly. There will also be a Viewers Choice Award where the general public can vote via fax or a toll-free number, and an International Viewers Choice Award. Gannett News Service Nominees for top awards include: Best Video: "She Drives Me Crazy by Fine Young Cannibals, Leave Me Alone by Michael Jack-son, "Like a Prayer" by Madonna, Roll with It by Steve Winwood and This Notes for You" by Neil Young. Best Male: Bobby Brown for "Every Little Step, Elvis Costello for Veronica, Lou Reed for "Dirty Blvd. by Lou Reed and Steve Winwood for Roll with It.

Best Female: Paula Abdul for "Straight Up," Tracy Chapman for "Fast Car, Madonna for "Express Yourself, Tanita Tikaram for Twist in My Sobriety by Tanita Tikaram and Jody Watley for Real Love. Best Group: Fine Young Cannibals for She Drives Me Crazy, Living Colour for Cult of Personality, Guns Roses for Sweet Child O'Mine and the Traveling Wilburys for "Handle with Care. Best New Artist: Paula Abdul Loc, Def Leppard, Madonna and, via satellite, the Rolling Stones. Herzog, a co-producer on the show and executive vice president of special projects for MTV, said the broadcast is an awards show with music and a music show with awards, depending on the viewers interests. Its a little bit of both, and theres something for everyone.

Theres always-hot partygirl Madonna, wholl teach comers to Express Yourself. Itll mark her first musical performance on live television since she wore a wedding gown during the 1983 Suicide: Old age more than many can bear MTV Networks rock television with overhaul of programming years, according to government figures. By 1990, projections say, a 65-year-old man will live 15 more years, and a 65-year-old woman, nearly 20. Although failing health is a frequent factor, the crushing despair of suicide generally results from the accumulated pain of losses of spouses, of friends, independence, mobility, financial security. Those losses mount up in the final years.

"Older adults live an entire lifetime of coping with changing conditions and stresses, says McIntosh. But in older adulthood we find a crashing-together, a piggyback effect, of stresses and changes, and its that combination that they frequently are unable or unwilling to deal with. They begin to see their situation as hopeless. Diana Diesch, a social worker with Catholic Social Services of Oakland County, says elderly clients often cant pinpoint the cause of their depression. When we review their life, what we find is that it's like a whole lifetime of losses packed into 10 years," she says.

Its like the empty-nest syndrome, only magni fied. They lost their role of being a mother when the kids left. Theyre retired, so theyre no longer workers. Theyre probably no longer homeowners, which was important. And maybe they cant drive anymore, which is a loss of freedom.

These are roles that determined who they were in society, and theyre losing these things. Then there are the severe identity crises many seniors particularly men who defined themselves by their jobs suffer after retirement, says McIntosh. The society in which they were raised said that you are what you do, he says. So if you retire, what are you now? In a work-oriented society, you may feel obsolete and useless. Nobody likes to ask for help, either.

Theres a stigma about asking for counseling help, and a lot of that is a generational thing, says McDonald of the Area Agency on Aging office. This is a group that often associates counseling or mental health services with being crazy, and they may have a tendency to feel they're being weak if they admit some kind of need. Continued from Page IB spread than the statistics suggest because suicides among the elderly are underreported. Guns account for three-fourths of reported suicides among the elderly, but other types of less obvious suicides omitting or overdosing medicine, for example are seldom investigated. If theres not a note, if its not so blatant that it hits you in the face, then why pursue it? says John McIntosh, an Indiana University psychologist who specializes in the study of elderly suicide.

Coroners do it to spare the feelings of the family." Longer life expectancy is a critical factor in the suicide increase, McIntosh says. Extra years only prolong the period in life when people are increasingly vulnerable to the inevitable losses. "We haven't really felt the impact of that extended life period until the 1970s and 80s, McIntosh says. Before that time, we still didn't live all that long as older adults. In 1960, a man who reached age 65 could expect to live 12.91 more years, and a 65-year-old woman had a life expectancy of 15.89 now has a combined subscriber base of 125 million viewers, MTV says, and a growing following overseas.

Earnings for the three channels through the second quarter of this year were up 2 1 percent from a year ago, to $17.9 million. All the same, MTVs evolution has been clumsy at times, and the future is dotted with challenges. Even after a redesign, soft-rock VH-1 still attracts meager ratings. And Nick at Nite has yet to become more than a rest home for old sitcoms. In the coming months both MTV and Home Box Office will introduce all-comedy cable channels.

We think a comedy channel is a real logical next step for us, said Tom Freston, MTV Networks president and chief executive officer. With as MTVs comedy channel will be called, MTV will be chasing the competition. I think that what were doing is unique and innovative and what theyre doing is already available on other cable channels, said Dick Beahrs, president of HBOs The Associated Press LOS ANGELES The 1980s burned through a lot of fads, but MTV: Music Television has refused to join the trendsetter trash heap. Growing stagnant, MTV and its music-video format have been revamped from top to bottom, and have emerged on its eighth anniversary as one of television's more robust and diverse enterprises. In the wake of a two-year overhaul spread across MTV and its two affiliated channels VH-1 and Nickelodeon-Nick at Nite MTV Networks now features a mix of game shows, childrens programs, newscasts, dance show sitcom reruns and rap MTVs archly irreverent Remote Control quiz show has become so popular that its now a hit in the TV syndication market.

Nickelodeon, jammed with offbeat childrens shows, will deliver 2,343 episodes this year, an increase of more than 300 percent since 1986. After losing about $50 million in its first two years, MTV Networks Comedy Channel. The Comedy Channel, which debuts in November, will be composed of brief comedy sketches culled from movies and nightclub performances, complemented by occasional feature-length films and sitcoms. using longer-form program packages, premieres April 1. MTVs other channels continue to be reworked.

VH-1, now 4 years old, faces perhaps the most difficult battle. Freston labels VH-1 a work in progress. A few cable operators have called it something else: unnecessary. When the Consumer News and Business Channel began in April, several cable systems bumped VH-1 to make room at a cost of nearly a million subscribers, according to CNBC. MTV, however, says its closer to 250,000.

VH-ls problem is that it is still seen as the drydock for MTV flotsam. It was a repository for everything MTV didnt want to play, Freston said. And it still has a way to go. PUBLIC NOTICES Exercise Your Legal Rights Read the Public Notices I Public Notice Advertising I Protects Your Right to Know SON(S) IS(ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS SPECIALIZED MORTGAGE COMPANY at 720 River St Santa Cruz, CA AT OR PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC HEARING MONTEREY COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Barbara Shipnuck, Chair FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. CONTACT MR BENNETT.

PROJECT PLANNER, MONTEREY COUNTY PLANNING AND BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT. PO BOX 1208 SALINAS. CALIFORNIA 93902, (408) 755-5025 Sept 6 1989 (H0474) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT File No. F891229 Filed July 17, 1989 THE FOLLOWING PERSONS) IS(ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS BUTTONWILLOW BAKERY at 254 Mam St Salinas CA 93901 REBECCA ELIZABETH WILSON 136 Winham St Salmas CA 93901 JEANNINE PELLGRA 136 Wmham Salinas CA 93901 This business is conducted by co-partners Isl Rebecca Wilson The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 7-17-89 Aug 23 30 Sept 6 13 1 989 (H0386I 95060 MISHA JONES 2367 7th Ave Santa Cruz, CA 95060 TERRY GUY 204 Quarry Ct Santa Cruz. CA 95060 This business is conducted by a general partnership Isl Misha Jones The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on Aug 10.

1989 Aug 16, 23, 30. Sept 6. 1989 (H0343) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT File No. F891260 Filed July 20. 1989 THE FOLLOWING PERSONS) ISiARE) DOING BUSINESS AS SYLVIA DANISH PASTRY 8 CAFE at 190 Laurel Drive Salmas.

CA 93906 JAMES MANZO 18685 Moro Rd Salinas CA 93907 CAROL MANZO 18685 Moro Rd Saunas. CA 93907 This business is conducted by husband and wife Isl Carol Manzo The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 8(189 Augu 23. 30 Sept 6, 13 1989 (H0383) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT File No. F891316 Filed July 28. 1989 THE FOLLOWING PERSONS) ISIARE) DOING BUSINESS AS UNIQUE INTERIORS BY YOLANDA at 1022 Kentfield Dr Salinas.

CA 93901 YOLANDA GARRETT 1022 Kentfield Dr Salinas CA 93901 BILL A GARRETT 1022 Kentfield Dr Salinas. CA 93901 This business is conducted by an individual Is Yolanda Garrett The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 8-1-89 Aug 23, 30. Sept 6, 13. 1989 (H0385) vide a sufficient process for the review and consideration of the removal of specific species of trees to implement plan policies FINDING: This interim ordinance is necessary to provide a sufficient level of protection of oak woodland resources in those areas of the County of Monterey where there are no current plan policies while new policies and regulalions are under consideration by the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors SECTION 2: APPLICABILITY The provisions of this ordinance area applicable throughout the unincorporated area of the County of Monterey outside the Coastal Zone SECTION 3: REGULATIONS Except as provided in Section 6 of this ordinance the following regulations apply A No oak or madrone tree six inches or more in di- ameter two feet above ground level shall be removed in the North County Area Plan or Toro Area Plan areas without approval of the permit(s) required in Section 4 of this ordinance No oak. madrone or redwood tree six inches or more in diameter two feet above ground level shall be removed in the Carmel Valley Master Plan area without approval of the permit(s) required in Section 4 of this ordinance No native tree six inches or more in diameter two feet above ground level shall be removed in the Cachagua Area Plan area without approval of the permit(s) required in Section 4 of this ordinance "Native trees for the purpose of this section, are 1) Santa Lucia Fir 2) Black Cottonwood 3) Fremont Cottonwood 4) Box Elder 5) Willows 6) California Laurel 7) Sycamores 8) Oaks 9) Madrones No oak tree may be removed in any other area of the County of Monterey designated in the applicable area plan as Resource Conservation.

Residential, Commercial or Industrial (except industrial, Mineral Extraction) without approval of the permit(s) required in Section 4 of this ordinance No landmark oak tree shall be removed in any area plan area except as may be approved by the Director of Planning and Building Inspection pursuant to Section 4 of this ordinance Landmark oak trees are those trees which are 24 inches or more in diameter when measured two feet above the ground, or trees which are visually significant, historically significant, or exemplary of their species No oak trees may be removed in any other area of the County of Monterey designated in the applicable area plan as Agricultural or Industrial, Mineral Extraction unless such removal meets the purpose and standards required in Section 5 of this ordinance No oak trees may be removed in any area of the County of Monterey for commercial harvesting purposes without approval of a Use Permit by the Planning Commission SECTION 4: PERMITS REQUIRED A. Permit Required- No person shall do, cause, permit, aid, abet, suffer, or furnish equipment or labor to remove, cut down or trim more than one-third of the green foliage of, poison or otherwise kill or destroy any tree as specified in this Section until a tree removal permit for the project has first been obtained. All provisions of this Section shall apply to any person removing trees on behalf of any other person, including all companies or persons in the business of removing trees or construction. It shall be unlawful tor any person or company to remove or cause to be removed or undertake any work for which a permit is required under this Section, unless a valid permit has been obtained and is in effect. B.

Removal of Three or Less Protected Trees- The Director of Planning and Building Inspection may approve the removal of no more than three protected trees per lot in a one year period The following information shall be submitted to the Director of Planning and Building Inspection prior to consideration of such removal. 1. Applicants or authorized representative's name, address and telephone number; 2. The description of the site(s) involved, including the street address, if any, and the assessor's parcel FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT File No. F891391 Filed Aug 11.1989 THE FOLLOWING PER- action for the safety of life or property, such necessary action may be taken to remove the tree or otherwise reduce or eliminate the hazard without complying with the other provisions of this section, except that the person responsible tor cutting or removal of the tree(s) shall report such action to the Director of Planning and Building Inspection within ten working days thereafter.

H. Fees The fee for permits required in Section 4(B) shall be $50 00 SECTION 5 PURPOSE AND STANDARDS FOR AGRICULTURAL AREAS Removal of oak trees in the areas outside of the North County Area Plan, Toro Area Plan, Cachagua Area Plan and Carmel Valley Master Plan designated Farmlands, Rural Grazing or Permanent Grazing by the applicable area plan shall be allowed only if the following purposes and standards are satisfied. A Purposes Oak tree removal is allowed without a permit for any of the following reasons I. Rangeland improvement, 2 Promotion of wildlife habitat, 3 Enhancement of watershed areas. 4 Elimination of trees hazardous to life or property, or; 5 Firewood for the use of the owners and other persons residing on site Standards 1.

The current Best Management Practices as promulgated by the University of California Hardwood Range Management Plan shall be followed to maintain and promote regeneration of oak trees 2 A representative sample of sizes, ages and species of oaks shall be retained with special emphasis placed on retaining saplings 3 The number of oaks on any acre shall not be reduced to less than 25 canopy C. Oak trees on land being converted to irrigated farmland where a Use Permit is required for such conversion by area plan policy shall not be allowed until such use permit is approved and applicable conditions are met SECTION 6 EXEMPTIONS The following tree removal activities are exempted fro the provisions of this ordinance- A Timber operations which are in accordance with a timber harvesting plan submitted pursuant to the provisions of the berg-Neiedly Forest Practices Act of 1973 (commencing with Section 45110 of the Public Resources Code). Tree removal pursuant to Public Utilities Commission General Order 95 or by governmental agencies within public rights of way. C. Tree removal for construction of structures, road and other site improvements included in an approved subdivision, Use Permit or similar discretionary permit.

SECTION 7 ENFORCEMENT The provisions of this ordinance shall be enforced pursuant to Chapter 20.104 (Enforcement, Administrative and Legal Procedures, Penalties), Title 20, Monterey County Code (Zoning) SECTION 8 SEVERABILITY It any section, subsection, sentence, clause, or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The Board of Supervisors hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, and phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, or phrases by declared invalid. SECTION 9 URGENCY That this ordinance is adopted as an urgency measure and is effective immediately. SECTION 10 EXPIRATION This ordinance expires 101389 unless extended by the Board of Supervisors PASSED AND ADOPTED this 29th day of August, 1 989 by the following vote: AYES. Supervisors Del Piero, Shipnuck, Karas and Strasser Kauffman.

NOES Supervisor Petrovic. ABSENT: None. Isl Barbara Shipnuck, Chair (SEAL) ATTEST- ERNEST MORISHITA CLERK OF THE BOARD By- Isl Nancy Lukenbill, Deputy Sept. 6, 1989 (H0476) 3. A site plan sufficient to identify and locate the trees to be removed, other trees, buildings, proposed buildings, and other improvements, 4 The purpose for the tree removal, 5.

A description of the species, diameter two feet above ground level, estimated height, and general health of the trees to be removed 6 A description of the method to be used in removing the tree(s), 7 A statement showing how trees not proposed for removal are to be protected during removal or construction, 8 Proposed visual impact mitigation measures the applicant intends to take (if appropriate) Size, location and species of replacement trees, if any, shall be indicated on the site plan. 9 Such further information as may be required by the Director of Planning and Building Inspection, including but not limited to the opinion of a registered professional forester, tree surgeon, or other qualified expert to enable the determination of matter required under these regulations C. Removal of More Than Three Protected Trees 1 Removal of more than three protected trees on a lot in a one year period shall require a Forest Management Plan and a Use Permit to be approved by the Monterey County Planning Commission 2 The Forest Management Plan shall be prepared by a qualified professional forester, as selected from the County's list of Consulting Foresters Plan preparation shall be at the applicant's expense 3 The Director of Planning and Building Inspection shall prescribe the format and content requirements for the Forest Management Plan and maintain a list of qualified and acceptable foresters to prepare the Forest Management Plan 4 All tree removal requests coming under this subsection shall be subject to the Requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Relocation or Replacement. As a consideration of the granting of a permit pursuant to subsections or the applicant shall be required to relocate or replace each protected tree on a one-to-one radio This requirements may be varied upon a showing that such a requirement will create a special hardship in the use of the site or such replacement would be detrimental to the longterm health and maintenance of the remaining habitat.

E. Required Findings In order to grant the permit for tree removal, the Appropriate Authority shall make the following findings based on substantial evidence 1. The tree removal is the minimum required under the circumstances of the case, and 2 The removal will not involve a risk of adverse environmental impacts such as: a Soil erosion, b. Water Quality- The removal of the trees will not substantially lessen the ability for the natural assimilation of nutrients, chemical pollutants, heavy metals, silt and other noxious substances from ground and surface waters, c. Ecological Impacts: The removal will not have a substantial adverse impact upon existing biological and ecological systems, climatic conditions which affect these systems, or such removal will not create conditions which may adversely affect the dynamic equilibrium of associated systems, Noise Pollution- The removal will not significantly increase ambient noise levels to the degree that a nuisance is anticipated to occur; Air Movement: The removal will not significantly reduce the ability of the existing vegetation to reduce wind velocities to the degree that a nuisance is anticipated to occur; f.

Wildlife Habitat: The removal will not significantly reduce available habitat for wildlife existence and reproduction or result in the immigration of wildlife from adjacent or associated ecosystems; or 3. The tree is diseased, injured, in danger of falling too close to existing or proposed structures, creates unsafe vision clearance, or is likely to promote the spread of insects or disease. F. Conditions of Approval: In granting any permit as provided herein, the Appropriate Authority may attach reasonable conditions to mitigate environmental impacts and ensure compliance with the provisions of this Ordinance, including but not limited to replacement of trees removed. G.

Emergencies: In the case of emergency caused by hazardous or dangerous condition of a tree and requiring immediate ORDINANCE NO. 3416 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF MONTEREY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA APPLYING CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF OAK AND OTHER PROTECTED TREES IN THE UNINCORPORATED AREA OF THE COUNTY OF MONTEREY OUTSIDE OF THE COASTAL ZONE The Board of Supervisors of the County of Monterey, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PRUNEDALE AREA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Monterey, State of California, will hold a public hearing on the application of MOON (PC-6914) for a Combined Development Permit in accordance with Chapter 20 210 (Combined Development Permits). Title 20 (Zoning) of the Monterey County Code to allow a reclassification from N-J 2 5 Acre Minimum Building Site" (Rural) to "N-J-B-6" (Rural) or to some other classification to allow two acres per building site minor subdivision to allow division of a 4 1 acre parcel into two parcels of 2 0 acres and 2 1 acres each, located on a portion of Lot 102C. Assessor's Map 12A Bolsa Nueva Moro Co0 Rancho, Prunedale Area, fronting on and westerly of King Road A NEGATIVE DECLARATION has been prepared for the proposed project and the Board of Supervisors will consider the adoption of the Negative Declaration at the hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that said hearing will be held on the following date SEPTEMBER 19, 1989, at the hour of 3 30 in the Supervisors' Chambers, Courthouse. Salinas, California, at which time and place any and all interested persons may appear and be heard thereon IF YOU CHALLENGE THIS MATTER IN COURT YOU MAY BE LIMITED TO RAISING ONLY THOSE ISSUES YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE RAISED AT THE PUBLIC HEARING DESCRIBED IN THIS PUBLIC NOTICE OR IN WRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERED TO THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY State of California do ordain SECTION 1: FINDINGS FINDING: The County of Monterey had adopted a General Plan, eight area plans and an area master plan for the unincorporated area of the County of Monterey outside the Coastal Zone These plans provide the goals and objectives for development in the non-coastal unincorporated area of the County of Monterey FINDING: Various area and master plans provide specific policies relative to the protection of specific types of trees including oak, madrone and redwoods These plans are the North County Area Plan, Toro Area Plan, Carmel Valley Master Plan and the Cachagua Area Plan All other plans have certain policies relative to the protection of significant vegetation and natural habi tats FINDING: The lack of adequate protection of oak woodland resources in those area plans without specific policies has been under review by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Monterey, to assist in determining as adequate, effective manner of protection of oak woodland resources, the board of Supervisors appointed a broad based citizens' task force to develop and recommend a policy for oak woodland protection to the Board of Supervisors FINDING: On June 6, 1989, the Task Force reported to the Board of Supervisors with specific recommendations to protect oak woodland resources The Board of Supervisors then, after receiving substantial public comment, referred the Task Force recommendation to the Planning Commission for consideration of necessary General Plan and area plan amendments and a perma HOUSE 0VERF10WIHG? Clean Up With Want Ads nent ordinance FINDING: This interim ordinance is necessary to pro.