1 i Lasers stav unbeaten. Bedrosian wins nonpring uiusu vvnu roll over Spurs, 133-124 NL Cy Young erve their country si SportsC1 SportsQ1 "LMngD1 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY WEDNESDAY250 NOVEMBER 11, 1987 METRO EDITION r-f sn ir rn Girl found strapped in car at Rialto foster care home was just kind of screaming hysterically." Officers Robert Kellum and Don Lewis were sent to the house and entered through an unlocked window. They found the girl and two boys inside, then discovered another girl strapped by a seat-belt in the back seat of a car in the garage. There was human waste in the vehicle, he said. Christopher Emanuel claimed See FOSTER CAREBack page behind the front door said she was the owner but didn't want to talk to reporters.
Neighbors said they never noticed anything unusual at the house. The investigation began about 4 a.m. Saturday when dispatchers received a call from the 5-year-old on the 911 emergency telephone line. "They didn't get any information from her," Skalski said. "She By CARLA WHEELER Sun Staff Writer RIALTO A 5-year-old girl's frantic telephone call to police last weekend led officers to a foster care home where they found a girl strapped in the back seat of a car and two boys in a bedroom with walls covered by human feces.
The four children, who ranged in age from 2' to 9, were old paraplegic whose wife was licensed to operate the Casa Emanuel home for children who are mentally or physically disabled. Emanuel was booked for investigation of child neglect and sexual molestation and is being held at San Bernardino County Jail on bail of $100,000, said Sgt. Richard Skalski. The molestation count was added after doctor who examined the 5-year-old discovered alone in the house at 1484 W. Van Koevering said Detective Joe Pierson of the Rialto Police Department.
Three of them seemed to be malnourished, he said. "They're under weight and under sized for their age and haven't been properly cared for as far as (being given) their medications," he said Tuesday. "They appeared dirty and had rashes." On Saturday, police arrested Christopher Emanuel, a 3J. -year- Deficit Bomb's aftermath eMinig closer; i ft Veterans Day meeting set By JONATHAN FUERBRINGER The New York Times WASHINGTON White House and Congressional negotiators are near agreement on an outline of a plan to reduce the deficit by $25 billion to $30 billion, several officials involved in the budget talks said Tuesday. The negotiators will meet today, Veterans Day, when Congress is normally not in session, in an effort to reach an agreement before the end of the week.
"I think people see the outlines of a plan through the mist," said one official involved in the talks. The officials cautioned that Ortega, Reagan talks could include Contras she had been sexually assaulted, Pierson said. However, she could have been molested in a previous foster home, he said. Police questioned Emanuel's wife, Elizabeth, 25, on Tuesday but released her while they continue their investigation. She had been out of town for two days and returned home Saturday night, Pierson said.
At the house Tuesday afternoon, a woman speaking from rr iff i A Mtuj vn? ft AM AP W1REPHOTO Thirteen business owners in the Central City Plaza say they asked for police assistance recently after the problem of beggars got out of "I've had them come right in and ask me for money in front of my customers," complained La Vonne Haskell, manager of Frame-N-Lens in the Fourth Street plaza. Donna and George Sovey, the owners of Travel, said customers have ben scared away by panhandlers whp cruise the plaza for "I feel sorry for some of them See PANHANOLERSBack page Presser Presser .1 CHICAGO from lung cancer, of the union, a published Presser will the second-highest Sun-Times Presser, who cancer treatment, board members as president, Mathis denied Gordon Wilson, left walks behind the coffin of his daughter, Marie, during a funeral service Tuesday in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland. Marie Wilson, a 20-year-old nurse, was the youngest of 11 people to die when an Irish Republican Army bomb exploded on Sunday during a ceremony to honor soldiers. The blast also injured Wilson, who said he bears no grudge because of the incident Story A3 stop to panhandlers roilae the agreement would determine only the total dollar amounts for tax increases and spending reductions. They said the decisions on which taxes to increase and which spending programs to cut would still be difficult to reach and would require more time.
Because of the time it may take to reach a consensus on specifics, several leaders said Tuesday they were considering ways to delay the $23 billion in automatic spending cuts that will go into effect Nov. 20 under the budget-balancing law. Half of the automatic cuts will come from the military budget. The negotiations, which be-See DEFICfTBack page Daniel Ortega "I would be willing" He said, however, that the United States will not "sit idly on the sidelines" if Nicaragua's leftist government attempts to achieve a military victory over the Contras. Shultz said, "We will not abandon the resistance fighters See ORTEGABack page $93 million in quake, fire aid approved By CATHERINE HEDGEco*ck Sacramento Bureau SACRAMENTO Earthquake victims in Los Angeles and forest fire victims throughout the state were promised help Tuesday as the state Legislature approved an estimated $93 million package of disaster relief bills.
Key portions of the earthquake legislation include $46.5 million to rebuild damaged or destroyed government buildings, $16.5 million to refurbish damaged college campuses, and $10 million in grants to displaced families. Quake and forest fire victims also will be able to defer pay-See QUAKEBack page DANGER: Many states are ill-prepared for a quake and would fare far worse than Cali-fora StoryjA I ii i i Ti By STEPHEN KINZER The New York Times WASHINGTON President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua said on Tuesday that if President Reagan agreed to receive him, he would consent to the presence of rebel leaders at the meeting. It was the first time any official of the Sandinista government had announced a willingness to meet directly with Contra leaders under any circ*mstances. Indirect talks through Cardinal Miguel Obando Bravo, the Roman Catholic Primate of Nicaragua, are expected to begin soon. But the meeting envisioned by Ortega was rejected by a leading State Department official as "a step backward." Meanwhile, in a speech delivered to the Organization of American States' General Assembly, Secretary of State George Shultz said the U.S.
would not seek additional aid for the Contras until next year. out? S.B. tries By PATRICK McGREEVY Sun Staff Writer SAN BERNARDINO People are taking part in a crime when they hand money to a beggar on the street, say more than 200 posters distributed by the Police Department and displayed in merchants' windows, San Bernardino police and businesses are waging a campaign to thwart panhandlers by urging the public not to succumb to strangers' pleas for money, no matter how compelling. The posters, distributed during the last three weeks, also lllllilp to put a warn that many panhandlers are using the money to support self-destructive alcohol or drug habits, and that the truly needy do not have to beg for money because welfare assistance is available from the government. "It's virtually impossible to stop panhandling altogether, but we can concentrate on areas where it's really been a problem," said Lt.
Jerry Devlin, who distributed posters in the Central City Mall area. h. ri -i Government aid is not alweys available, said Anne Dennis, coordinator for Project Heart, a He said the object orbits the white dwarf star Giclas 29-38. That star is located 46 light years, or about 270 trillion miles, from Earth, near by astronomical standards. The findings by Zuckerman and University of Hawaii astronomer Eric Becklin will be published Thursday in the British journal Nature.
Zuckerman outlined the discovery Tuesday during the 19th annual meeting of American Astronomical Society's Division of Planetary Sciences. Other astronomers presented less direct evidence that planets may exist around several other stars. The discovery by Zuckerman and Becklin is "the best evidence at the moment for an object that's not burning hydrogen" and thus isn't a star, said planetary scientist Dave Stevenson of the California Institute of Technology. "It could be a planet because it is much less massive and is quite close to the white dwarf it is orbiting around." First planet-like body found outside galaxy program in the county's homeless. "There is not very much government assistance.
At the local level, the mayor has formed a task force to assess needs, but this doesn't address them," Dennis said. "They (city officials) think there should be these programs. It would be nice, but I don't think that's really true." People whp haye t.he necessary documents to qualify for aid still must wait 30 to 90 days before they can start receiving money, she said. UPDATE WEATHER Sunny Fair skies today and Thursday. Highs will be in the 70s, with lows predicted in the 40s.
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the report By LEE SIEGEL Associated Press PAS A DENA Scientists disappointed by earlier efforts to find planets outside our solar system said on Tuesday they detected strong signs that a large, Jupiter-like object orbits a star 270 trillion miles from Earth. "The thing is big, but hot. Whatever it is, it's not a star," said Ben Zuckerman, an astronomy professor at the University of California at Los Angeles. "We think the most likely explanation of what we found is a brown dwarf a planet-like object roughly the size of Jupiter (but larger) and with twice the surface temperature of Venus," he said. "It is the 10th planet-like object we know of in the universe" besides the nine planets in our solar system.
Zuckerman said the brown dwarf is a gaseous body that is not a star, but is larger than any known planet, with a diameter about 15 percent that of our sun. gets umbrellas WASHINGTON (AP) Now this, sailors: When it rains or you now may carry an umbrella but it "will be plain, solid without ornamentation" and be carried in the left hand to saluting." Moreover, when it gets cold, sailors now may don earmufis. Carlisle A.H. Trost recently approved recommendations at "improving the quality of Navy personnel." Evidence faked JERUSALEM (AP) The chemist who uncovered the 1983 Hitler diaries hoax said Tuesday a key piece of evidence used against John Demjanjuk in his Nazi war crimes trial was a fake. The prosecution failed to shake witness Julius Grant, who said the original photo on the I.D.
card had been removed and replaced with a picture of Demjanjuk. He also said Demjanjuk alleged signal ure on the card appeared to be forged.
