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2-Santa Cruz Sentinel Tuesday, June 10, 1980 The Weather Ch icano Attributes Med School Acceptance To UCSC Programs Monterey Bay Area Fog and low clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine through Wednesday. Highs 60s and low 70s. Lows near 50. Small craft advisory afternoons and evenings for west to northwest winds 15 to 30 mph. Santa Cruz temperatures for the 24-hour period enidng at 8 a.m.

today: High 75, Low 46. Weather Elsewhere academics. I just thought I'd get through the courses I needed to graduate, then take a job working with my father at the GM plant in Fremont," said Martin. "But in my senior year I took a course in biology and that was it; I really got interested in academics." He was accepted as a "special admit" with a 2.9 high school grade point average, just slightly under the 3.0 required for regular admission. Before entering UCSC, Martin participated in a summer program designed to provide academic enrichment to minority students interested in science funded by UCSC's Crown College's Alfred P.

Sloan Foundation. "With the education I'd had in high school, I couldn't do even simple math functions, so I applied for the Sloan program and was admitted. The fall after that I went right into biology as my major and did well my freshman year. "Without the help of the Sloan program, I would have had a hard time catching up." After graduation, Martin plans to go to Boston for the Harvard Summer Program, a federally-funded project for minority students interested in medical careers. As for the future, Martin says his goal is to work delivering health care to poor communities.

"I'll probably specialize in family medicine or pediatrics. But I also want to be involved in the politics of medicine in administration so that wherever I am I'll have some say in setting policies for health care delivery and opening more community clinics to serve more people." "If it weren't for special admissions and the academic and financial support programs at UC Santa Cruz, I'd probably be working on an assembly line at the General Motors plant in Fremont right now, instead of going to Harvard Medical School next September," UCSC senior Martin Garbriel Martin reflected. Martin is one of seven Chicanos in the country who have been accepted for next fall's entering class of 120 at Harvard's Medical School, one of the top in the nation. The student praised the university's help in allowing him to overcome a poor high school education and cultural hurdles. "In high school, I received little advice or counseling; as a Chicano, I wasn't encouraged to take an interest in Emergency Loan Funds Depleted The federal Small Business Association announced this morning that it has run out of emergency loan funds.

Approximately 300 property owners in Santa Cruz County whose property suffered winter storm damage have applied for the low-interest loans after the county was declared a disaster area by the federal government. Around $3 million in storm damage had been caused by rain-swollen creeks and high surf during the storms. County Administrator George Newell told supervisors in Watsonville this morning that no money can be expected unless Congress allocates emergency funds to the SBA. "We wanted to let people know there is a delay," Newell said, "since they went through the paces of applying for the loans." County supervisors voted unanimously to urge Congress to come up with some money for the low-interest loans. Satellite photo taken at 9:15 a.m.

today shows low clouds extending along most of the West Coast. There are scattered areas of clouds over the rest of the northwest with a few thunderstorms in Eastern Washington. Synertek Corps Plant Groundbreaking Thursday Judge Gives Armed Robber Prison Term State Forecasts machinery and special equipment costs and capital to sustain operations included. Srntincl 'Post-Mortem Look' At Election Set in charge of the construction project. State officials include Melin-da Luedpke, director of Business and Economic Development; and Jim Vaughn, acting director of the Department of Business Planning.

The Synertek plant is scheduled for completion in July 1981. Santa Cruzans are eager for the jobs Synertek will provide as demonstrated several weeks ago, when more 600 job seekers gathered at Holiday Inn to hear a presentation by company officials and to fill out job ap Established 1856 Published Sunday morning and every afternoon except Saturday and certain holidays by Santa Crui Sentinel Publishers, at 207 Church St. Santa Crui, California 5060. Phone 4ZM242. Fred O.

McPherson, Publisher Member of the Associated Press. The AR. It entitled exclusively to the use ot news printed herein. MEMBER OF THE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier or Mall Ground will be broken Thursday at 10 a.m. for a $100 million semiconductor plant at Delaware Avenue and Natural Bridges Drive that is expected to employ some 375 persons when it is operating at capacity- The Synertek a subsidiary of the Honeywell has pledged to pay salaries comparable to those paid elsewhere by the industry.

Robert Schreiner, company president, has invited the public to attend the ceremonies on the 23-acre site near Antonelli's Pond. State officials will join local dignitaries and business leaders in the ceremonies, according to Larry Anion, who will be the plant's manager and who is Sentinel Editor Gordon Sinclair will take "A Post-Mortem Look" at the June 3 primary election results Wednesday at a noon meeting In Santa Cruz County, In Advance By The AiwhImI Press Hi to Pre Otlk Albany 55 39 .19 cay Albuquerque 90 59 clr Amerillo 7 60 cdy Anchorage 56 49 rn Asneille 76 48 dr Atlanta 79 55 Clr Atlantic City 64 56 clr Baltimore 77 57 .07 Clr Birmingham 75 51 Clr Bismarck 82 47 clr Boise 83 49 clr Boston 73 53 .06 cdy is 54 .69 clr Chicago 69 42 .02 cdy Cincinnati 77 57 29 cdy Cleveland 64 42 50 cdy Columbus 73 51 .20 cdy Oalias-Ft. Worth 86 59 clr Denver 79 55 Clr Des Moines 82 59 ctr Detroit 64 38 .03 cdy Duiuth 68 34 cdy Fairbanks 69 47 cdy Hartford 57 45 .04 cdy Helena 86 73 rn Honolulu 83 51 .03 clr Houston 80 70 2.19 cdy Kansas City 81 57 clr Las Vegas 101 72 clr Little Rock 78 59 clr Los Angeles 85 61 cdy Louisville 80 60 clr Memphis 81 63 clr Miami 87 77 rn Milwaukee 69 40 clr 78 49 cdy Nashville 78 54 clr New Orleans 87 73 clr New York 63 53 .61 clr Norfolk 76 62 clr Oklahoma City 81 62 cdy Omaha 80 57 clr Orlando 92 70 .03 rn Philadphra 71 53 .22 clr Phoenix 106 74 clr Pittsburgh 66 46 .44 clr Portland, Me. 62 45 clr Portland, Ore, 68 54 cdy Rapid City 80 50 cdy Reno 84 42 clr Richmond 77 55 clr St Louis 83 60 clr St Petersbrg-Tampa 90 79 rn San Diego 78 64 cdy San Francisco 63 52 cdy Seattle 65 51 cdy Spokane 76 48 cdy Tulsa 82 62 cdy Washington 77 61 .02 clr Ofher California Cities Bakerslield 90 60 Bishop 107 40 Eureka 60 52 Fresno 94 60 Lancaster 106 77 Marysvtlle 90 59 Monterey 63 55 Needles 106 NA Oakland 67 54 Paso Robles 91 51 Red Blutt 90 59 Redwood City 73 52 Sacramento 86 54 Salinas 68 53 Santa Barbara 73 50 Stockton 91 52 Thermal 107 77 Ukiah 84 56 of the Economic Concerns one Year. $4300 Six Months $21 50 Committee at Pasatiempo Inn.

The Chamber of Commerce plication torms. It was stated by a company group will also hear reports One Month 375 Other mail rates on request. Second class postage paid at Santa Crui, California 95060, and at additional mailing offices. USPS No. 481700 MISSED PAPER? Phone 423-4242 before 6 45 pin.

daily, tm. Sundays, a special carrier will deliver your Sentinel to you, it you receive bicycle delivery official at this meeting that the from CoiC president Ralph plant will be a $100 million Bargetto and from various sub-enterprise, construction costs, committee chairmen. cBurdick By The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Coastal log and low clouds spreading inland night and morning hours. Otherwise fair through Wednesday. Highs from near 60 coastside to the low and mid 70s inland.

Lows 50 to 55. Small craft advisory including Suisun Bay and West Delta for westerly winds 15 to 30 mph. Lighter winds south ot the Bay Bridge night and morning hours. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Fair through Wednesday. Lows tonight in the 50s.

A little cooler Wednesday with highs 77 to 87. Wind southwest 15 to 30 mph in the delta afternoons and evenings but light and variable elsewhere. MOUNT SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA Partly cloudy through Wednesday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunder-showers. A gradual cooling trend. SIERRA NEVADA Partly cloudy afternoons but fair otherwise through Wednesday.

SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Fair through Wednesday. Lows tonight 50s to low 60s. Highs Wednesday 83 to 93 except near 80 in the delta. Wiid northwest 15 to 25 mph in the delta afternoons. Light variable winds otherwise.

SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA Fog and low clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine through Wednesday. Highs from the 60s at the beaches to the 70s and low 80s inland. Lows mid 40s to low 50s. Wind northwest 15 to 30 mph afternoons and evenings. SALINAS VALLEY Fair through Wednesday except tog or low clouds in the north night and morning hours.

Highs from the upper 60s north end to 83 to 93 south. Lows mid 40s to low 50s. Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph afternoons. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Fair through Wednesday with low clouds late night and morning hours. Highs 70s to low 80s.

Lows upper 40s to mid 50s. Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph afternoons. DIABLO SAN RAMON AND LIVERMORE VALLEYS Fair through Wednesday with low clouds late night and morning hours. Lows tonight mid 40s to low 50s. A little cooler Wednesday with highs 75 to 83.

Westerly winds to 20 mph afternoons. NAPA AND SONOMA VALLEYS AND SANTA ROSA PLAIN Fair through Wednesday with low clouds and patchy fog late night and morning hours. A little cooler Wednesday. South to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph afternoons. SAN PABLO, SUISUN BAYS AND WEST DELTA Small craft advisory.

Wind westerly 15 to 30 knots decreasing south of the Bay Bridge nights and mornings through Wednesday. Fair with low clouds and patchy fog near the coast extending inland nights and mornings. LOS ANGELES Low clouds and local fog late night and morning hours with hazy sunshine during afternoons Wednesday. Slightly cooler days with highs in upper 70s and low 80s. Lows tonight in low 60s.

Extended Forecasts Thursday Through Saturday NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Mostly fair and mild through the end of the week. Chance ot afternoon showers near the Oregon border. Coastal night and morning fog or low overcast. Highs in the 60s along the coast to the 80s and low 90s inland valleys. Overnight lows in the upper 40s and 50s.

CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Mostly fair and warm through the end of the week. Night and morning coastal fog or low overcast. Highs in the 60s to mid 70s along the coast to the mid 80s and 90s Inland valleys. Overnight lows in the 50s at lower elevations. Sun-Moon Phases June 11, 1980 Sunr.ise: 5:50 a.m.

Sunset: 8:26 p.m. Moonrise: Moonset: 8:27 p.m. (New Moon: 1:38 p.m.) MfflTAfG WASHERS DRYERS DISHWASHERS A 28-year-old ex-convict who was convicted of two armed robberies and is accused of 17 ethers was sentenced to an 11-year state prison term Friday. The defendant, Laurel Gunner Miller of Watsonville, had been out of prison less than one year when he was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Rollie Hall after a special hearing Friday. "Mr.

Miller has committed more robberies that anyone I've ever seen," said Hall before the sentencing. He noted, however, that Miller had "never hurt anyone" during the robberies. According to a probation report, Miller committed the robberies to support a $500-per-day heroin habit. His parole agent said Miller had done nothing but "commit robberies and inject heroin" since he left prison in September 1979. Miller was arrested following the holdup of a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant and a Pioneer Chicken business in the Watsonville area.

Cabrillo Offers Women's Classes Three one-unit classes especially designed for women will be offered at Cabrillo College this month, all of them taught by counselor Lizbeth Slane. The classes are "Women and Divorce," "Women: Getting Yourself Ready for the Job Market," and "Assertiveness Training for Women." "Women and Divorce" will meet in room 426 June 13, 14 and 15. It will deal with the emotional issues of divorce, with a focus on "the survival process." The job preparedness course will meet June 27-29. Slane said the course is designed to help women overcome fears and barriers of leaving home and entering the job market. The assertiveness training course will meet the evenings of June 26 and July 3, 10 and 17.

Students will practice assertiveness to be repeated on the job and work on building self-confidence. Participants rriay register at the first class meeting. Further information is available at the Cabrillo Women's Center, 425-6249. USS Kileauea Michael Carmell, Navy Boatswain's mate third class, and the son of Harold and Mary Carmell of 109 Seaside recently visited Pattay Beach, Thailand. He is a crewmember aboard the ammunition ship USS Kilauea.

Tide Table Henlme Maytag Heavy Duty Washer 1 JUNE, 1980 Pt. Tm. Ht. Tm. LOW HIGH 10 03:07 09:48 4.0 14:48 1.6 21:07 6 0 11 03:55 10:47 4,2 15:40 1.9 21:51 6.1 12 04:41 -1 4 11:41 4.3 16:29 2.2 22:34 6.0 The Mavtaa Heavv Dutv Washer is in length of life and fewer repairs Uses less total water than other like-size top-loading automatic washers Energy efficient Multiple water level and water temperature controls on all models Cycles tor every nnaH FvHnciyp nowpr fin pnitatnr 16-Year-Old Bicyclist Injured When Struck By Automobile fugged Big Load Maytag Orjers 1IIU I rtrwar hae tht nas tne 1 The Maytaq Big Load Dryer Two persons were injured in.

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Perrin Brook Judkins, 29, 1110 East Cliff Drive, was driving at an excessive speed for prevailing conditions when the vehicle he was driving hit the bicyclist, said CHP reports. Both vehicles were traveling southbound. Smith was taken to Dominican Hospital, where she was treated for injuries and released. A 39-year-old Santa Cruz man was injured when the vehicle he Maytag letclean" Dishwashers The Maytag Jetclean Dishwasher is 1 in cleaning power outcleans them all on cycles used most Energy Saver Drying Cycle on all models circulates air without heat Metered fill to more accurately control water usage Self-cleaning Micro-Mesh'" filter Elegant styling Three level Jetwash system Dual-deep racking Energy-engineered Unique power module Search Called Off For Missing Plane The search was called off this weekend for a plane carrying Lt. Commander John Rowney, 34, of Watsonville and a Connecticut man missing since taking off from Monterey Peninsula Airport for a short flight on May 28.

Officials at Scott Air Force Base, coordinating the search with the Civil Air Patrol, called off the operation because of lack of progress, according to Ed Crankshaw of the Civil Air Patrol. Rowney, the pilot of the missing plane, and Petty Officer John Benjamin, 27, of North Haven, left the airport at 4 p.m. on May 28 on an instructor-rating flight and were due back at 6 p.m. that day. the search took in the coast from Monterey to Big Sur and the foothills along both sides of the Salinas Valley.

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