The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 11

TUESDAY, April 9. 1991 The Su3 LOCAL BRIEFS Barstow appoints Brown to 5th council seal By CHUCK MUELLER The Sun's Barstow Bureau BARSTOW Planning Commissioner Bob Brown was appointed to a pivotal fifth seat on the city council Monday night, ending a heated political stalemate. In an unexpected spirit of compromise, Councilman Manuel Gurule nominated Brown, 30, a Held engineer with Goldstone Deep Space Communications complex. He will serve one year then will have to seek re-election to the seat once occupied by Mayor Mai Wessel. "We were tearing the community apart," said Gurule, whose vote broke a 2-2 deadlock.

The effort to name a new council member appeared for election until Gurule made his surprise motion. Only Councilwoman Helen Runyon, who backed Planning Commissioner Ed Thompson, opposed it. The deadlock began Friday when the council failed to name a new councilman. A selection committee composed of Gurule and Wessel had narrowed a field of 14 to two finalists. Brown and Barstow College President John Menzie.

But Menzie withdrew, saying a council post would be incompatible with his superintendent's post. Gurule suggested Monday the council consider drawing lots or flipping a coin to decide between Brown and Thompson. State election code permits that when two or more candidates receive an identical vote, said City Manager Eric Ziegler. "There's nothing to stop the council from making an appointment in any way," Ziegler said. "If the council were to agree on a process, such as a flip of a coin, the council presumably would honor its commitment." Brown and Thompson agreed Robbers take bank card from elderly man at home Garden Grove police officer -t accused of fondling woman Deputies awaiting explanations for couple's deaths LAKE ARROWHEAD Sheriff's deputies are awaiting autopsies to explain the deaths of an elderly Lake Arrowhead couple found in their home Saturday.

The husband or wife may have committed suicide, possibly with drugs, after the natural death of the other, said Jim Bryant, sheriffs information officer. There was no evidence that a weapon was used. Malcolm Dickinson, 81, and his wife, Helen, 75, were found dead in their Shelter Cove Drive home by deputies about 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Bryant said Malcolm Dickinson had been seriously ill.

He said it is unlikely the deaths resulted from a murder-suicide or double suicide. The possibility that both the Dickinsons died of natural causes has not been ruled out. Fontana boy seriously injured in go-cart crash FONTANA An 8-year-old Fontana boy was in serious condition Monday after his motorized go-cart went out of control and crashed into a car, police said. The accident occurred as Zac-hary Nylin was southbound on Tamarind Avenue about 5:40 p.m. Friday in a homemade go-cart.

He steered while a friend, Doug Peck, 29, of Fontana, knelt on the back and operated the throttle, Sgt. Terry Boess said. The boy swerved and Peck fell into the street, Boess said. Nylin then struck the front of a pickup near Ivy Avenue. He was flown to Loma Linda University Medical Center, where he was in intensive care Monday, a hospital spokeswoman said.

Operating a go-cart on public streets is illegal. Boy, sister arrested following candy theft REDLANDS A 15-year-old boy and his 13-year-old sister were arrested early Monday after $565 worth of candy bars were taken from Clement Junior High's student store, police and school officials said. The campus burglar alarm was set off about 3:45 a.m., Sgt. Joe Bodnar said. When police arrived, they saw a girl fleeing and chased her across the athletic fields and two blocks east to a housing tract.

She was taken to the police station for questioning. Her brother was found at their Gail Avenue home half an hour later and arrested. Police withheld their names because they are juveniles. Sentencing continues in minor sex case BARSTOW Sentencing of former sheriff's deputy James McCormick, 36, who pleaded guilty Feb. 7 to having sexual relations with a 16-year-old boy, has been continued to 8:30 a.m.

Wednesday in superior court. McCormick, 36, who faces up to two years and eight months in prison, was in court Monday but his attorney, Steve Bremser, was unable to appear because of conflicting court assignments. McCormick pleaded guilty to two felonies, oral copulation and sodomy with a minor, on Feb. 7. A plea bargain calls for dismissal of three felony and three misdemeanor counts.

The deputy resigned his Baker post Oct. 26, the day after his arrest. Molotov cocktails ignite fight; 4 stabbed REDLANDS Four people were stabbed, two of them seriously, when a fight erupted after Molotov cocktails were thrown into a backyard party, police said. Dennis Valero, 19, of Banning was in fair condition Monday at Loma Linda University Medical Center with a punctured lung and other wounds, hospital spokesman Dick Schaefersaid. Adrian Joseph Molina, 20, of Redlands was in good condition Monday at Redlands Community Hospital, a spokeswoman said.

Vincent Leyvas, 24, of Redlands was treated there and released. Denny Valero, 17, was treated at Loma Linda and released. Police did not know his address or if he is related to Dennis Valero. The party in the 900 block of Clay Street was disrupted about 11 p.m. Saturday when several Molotov cocktails were lobbed into the vard from an alley, police Sgt.

Bill Cranfill said. Partygocrs found two males in the ally and attacked them, Cranfill said. The two had knives and stabbed their pursuers, but the knives were wrestled away and the partygocrs then stabbed the two males, he said. Sun Staff Cherry Valley man over the weekend. Riverside County sheriffs deputies said two masked men removed cardboard taped over a broken window to enter Jakob Fischer's home in the 3900 block of Cherry Valley Boulevard late Friday or early Saturday.

The men beat the 64-year-old man unconscious and broke two of his ribs before taking a small amount of money, Sgt. Larry Jer-negan said. Deputies were called after Fischer was heard screaming for help at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Jernegan said. He was treated at San Gorgonio Pass Memorial Hospital and released.

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They awakened George Tungate, 71, around 1 a.m. and demanded money after threatening to kill him. Tungate said he had no money and begged the men not to disturb his 95-year-old mother, who was asleep in another room. Tungate gave the men his bank withdrawal card and code. The men put a pillowcase over Tungate's head, tied him up with an electrical cord and put him in a closet, Acosta said.

Tungate waited about five minutes after the men left, then ran to a neighbor's house to call police. The robbers had pulled his phone cord from the wall. Police believe the incident may be linked to a similar robbery and beating of an elderly NEED DENTURES? Full upper and lower $49500 Only two aoootntments. needed. See eett in mouth before vou invest.

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