The Tribune from San Luis Obispo, California • 13

te' oWw vrr r- vv PiSil 11335 MOTION Death Notices B2 Opinion B6 California B7 Health 88 THE TRIBUNE W0W WWWM3 Lopez High's scholarship winners mmAmjBa' Dr Gott onquafity of Bfe vscancer treatment SanLumObisfocom Fi idat August so 2004 San Lun Ousfo County Calif Phil Di-bkx Cal Polt Over The Hill fund quest v-hii 4Vy ms Sandra Gardebring of the University of Minnesota accepts two-year assignment while officials seek permanent replacement for out-going Bill Boldt or more to hire a permanent replacement for Boldt the university opted to make an interim appointment now acting under its emergency procedures needed to put someone in place right said Cal Fbfy President Warren Baker This will give tiie university By Stephanie FInucane TNbTUminb Sandra Gardebring a vice president at the University of Minnesota and a former Min- nesota Supreme Court justice has accepted an interim two-year appointment as vice president for university advanconent at Cal Poly The new post is a key one that puts her at the hefan of tiie High marks: poly is again tops among public undergraduate universities in the West says US News and World Report Page BZ fundraising efforts couldn't be more delighted about this" said Gardebring who starts in midOctober know of tiie quality erf the students and faculty at Cal Poly I know of its reputation'! think very well led and I'm excited to be part of Gardebring replaces Bill Boldt who will leave in mid-September to take a position at UC Riverside Because it could take a year POLYB2 Avila Beach Former Assistant AGHS coach: Begins serving sentence No 13 proves unlucky for Pops SLO Symphony's annual September show will go on despite running into a mountain of red tape By Nathan Welton ThsThmjmi It took almost two months countless letters and a list of Social Security numbers of an entire security team for the county to allow tiie annual Pops by the Sea concert to go on this year Organizers said never before had to TRIBUNE PHOTO BY JOC JOHNSTON Hobart Budfct left standing with Imif MWlWyRVt9lMna OTV Thursday to 6 months In jal and 3 yaara probation A Some dancers sway to music others to wine anting come natural to humans if we let it I noticed that recently at a TViEghtConpertin tiie downtown Paso Robles City Ml You can probably see it for yoursdC if you want at the two retraining concerts One is this evening and the otber is next Friday Both are from 530 to pjn Admission is free Bring a picnic supper folding chairs and a folding table if you have one The Main Street Association provides white plastic chairs and tables but tiie crowd usually outnumbers the chairs Wine and beer are allowed in tiie park during tiie concerts even sold near the bandstand along with what are loosely called bore A amafl wooden dance floor ia laid on the ground in front of the bandstand maybe no bigger than four or six 4-by Sfoot sheets of plywood The bands come in many flavors: rock big band salsa or what have you At the beginning of a recent concert almost all tiie people on the dance floor were prepreteen girls They giggled laughed and often held hands in circles as they jumped around with little regard for the beat of tiie music AconfidenMooldngwoman shared tiie dance floor with -them She danced solo with cool atyfiah moves and footwork mat was appropriate for tiie music She smiled at tiie audience as an entertainer would At first I thought she was connected with the band Soon other adults accompanied preschool children onto the dance floor They held their children's hands as they more" orfess danced to tiie mostiy rock music Almost all those adults were women Many of tiie women seemed to be indulging their own urge to dance They soon got over what little shyness frit Then they let go and danced with gusto But almost no men or boys showed any interest in -dancing One woman brought a small boy to the dance floor but he -preferred running around on the grass I Yemembered evening events at a Grange hall when I was a Ittie boy mainly interested in running and sliding on the smooth wooden floor Far about an hour it was mainly women and girls on tiie dance floor Their dancing was mostly a group activity although a few women paired off and danced with each other I remembered afterschool dances in the gym when I was in high schooLW: boys stood along the wal talking and smirking Giris who wanted to dance had to dance with each other At the Twilight Concert the park gradually darkened That seemed to embolden more men to venture onto thedance floor Also they'd eaten and maybe had aome wine Some men seemed to accom- pany their partners ooto the dance floor out of a sense of duty Others danced wholeheartedly Hardly any of the dancers male or female showed much evidence of formal lessons But many were enthusiastic and orighiaL The rastnuqoriiy of the people in the audience however remaned in tiie audience a safe distance from the dance floor But even they tapped their toes or heels or bobbed their heads rhythmically control over my life' teen says file for a temporary commercial outdoor en- ijiiiiiimiii license for the concert which has been running for 12 years and raises thousands of dollars for county music education programs But with Avila residents worrying about traffic and noise problems at the Avila Beach Resort venue and with the county worrying that the popular event could grow too large officials required a lengthy application After several board hearings county supervisors Tuesday unanimously approved the symphony event and then instructed staff to investigate how to make tiie pennitting process ln letter to the judge victim of abuse said she initially blamed herself for the sexual relationship with' a former physical education teacher who was sentenced to six months in County Jail Budke had sex with the teenage studentothlete in his home school office classrooms and a campus tool died according to the statements to detectives It is The poficy not to identify victims of sex crimes On Feb 10 the mother notified the Sheriffs Department about the incidents which took place from October 2000 to October 2003 In tiw days before his Feb Please see BUDKE B2 By Ryan Huff TkiTkiwm Robert Budke showed up at County Jail Thursday night to begin serving a six-month sentence for haring unlawful aex with a minor Judge Christopher Money handed down tiie jail term and three years probation earlier in the day to the former assistant track coaril at Arroyo Grande High SchooL But it was a fourpage letter from tiie now victim read by a advocate before tiie judge's ruling that left the San Luis Obispo Coun- though? Robert Budke had complete control over my Budke 35-year-old Arroyo High graduate declined to make a statement in court but his attorney Jeff Stein said in an interview that his efient was sorry "The dear position is regret over engaging in inappropriate Stein arid ty courtroom audience riveted by every word "At IS imagine having a man in power telling you that he was in love with you telHng you an tiie tilings he wanted to do to tiie letter read blamed myself for so long because I thought I should have been tiie person to say "What choice did I have far as we were concerned the Avila Beach Resort had a permit to have events and we fell under said Patty Thayer assistant director for the Son 15 imagine having a man in power tailing you that ha was in love with you tailing you al tiw things he wanted to do to you I biamed mysatf for so long because I thought I should have been the person to say "no" statement of victim now 19 that was read to the court CONCERT B2 1 Paso performance: A mystery with music Judge delays sentencing of killer of Paso Robles man Fbmily of victim Carlos Ruiz sought more time to prepare statement to court concerning defendant 18 Police officers found body wrapped in bloody blankets at 704 Vine St in Paso Robles on Nov 8 last year 11 A ii nxMecumauqumi as an aduk because of the mut tipie stab wounds and aggravated nature of tiie murder He turned 18 cm Wednesday and was transferred Thursday from Juvenile Services Center custody to County Jafl Cabral pleaded no contest to aecouddegree murder fo June and admitted to an enhancement for using knives That combination carries a 16-year-to-life prison sentence Ryan Huff covers courts and county issues for The Tribune He can be readied at 781-7909 or tnbunenewscom Cartes Hull By Ryan Huff ThiTubunk A judge on Thursday delayed toe sentencing of a Bradley man convicted of murdering 26yearokmso Robies resident Carios Guana Ruiz One of tiie reasons for tiie delay is that family would Eke more time to prepare their statements to Superior Court Judge Christopher Money The sentencing for lSyear-old Michael Cabral is now scheduled for Sept 2 Cabral who was 17 at tiie time of the murder repeatedly stabbed Ruiz after he failed to pay a debt of leu than $100 prosecutors said TRIBUNE PHOTO BY JAYSON MELLON Major left Is confronted by Ayrton Parham ('Mort') as two cows Nathalie Farelas and Lilly Buckle look on during dress rehearsal of the youth musical PJ at the Paso Robles Youth Arts Foundation For more details about the performance call 238-5825 aty Mtsn Richard Jadnvay E-makijactovnyMwtribunenewsxoffl Phone 78V79Z8 FrT8V7905 Toil Free V800-456-8449 i i i i.