News Scrapbook 1984

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San Diego, Calif. Southern Cross (Cir. W. 27,500) 11:. 6 1984

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Slain USD student mourned by community FLETCHER HI ~ murdered 22- ·tar-old ANNE IS also survived by hl'1 mother, Ka1hlecn, thn-c brother and two sisters.

Diego's Financial Aid Office. .... Lauren M. Kennedy, daughter of Joseph and Suzanne Kennedy of La Jolla, has pledged Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority at the University of California, Santa Barbara. A sopbomorr at Santa Barbara, she is a graduate of La Jolla High School. ... ,. Karen SIiverman, a junior at Wellesley College, is spending her Junior year studying in Cam- bridge, England.-A resident of La Jolla, she lives at 7160 Encelia Drive and is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Norman R. Silverman. Karen is majorina in modern European culture at Wellealey.

Malta Rodgers , daugii/er of Mr. and Mrs. Je ffrey Rodgers, has pledged Kappa Alpha Theta California. Santa Barbara. A freshman at Santa Barbara, she is duate of La Jolla High Soronty at the University of Seventh and ei&bth a,aders at La Jolla Country Day School will ho I students in the same grades from The Bishop's School at a Holiday Dance Dec. 7. The event i scheduled from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Country Day gym and will feature a wide ranae of music played by a disc jockey from "Musk As You Like It." According to Middle School Director Lawrence Sykoff, "There will be several dance con- hool. • • •

t es Is with prizes, and refreshments will be available." La Jolla Country Da} School seniors and their parents are in- vitcd to attend a College Finan- cial Aid Workshop on campus Dec. 13. This meeting will advise families on how they may apply • • • The workshop begins at 7 p.m. with a reception in the library. A pro1ram at 7:30 p.m. will feature private uruvcrsities. Addressing the group will be Ms. Andra Lew, Country Day par nt and finan- cial aid officer at the UC San Diego, and Sister Dale Brown the University of San from two expens from public and for aid expenses. to help pa:, college

Un;..ersity of San Diego student was mourned by sl u ents at her school and by parishioners of her church. Our Lady of Grace m El Cajon. The body of Anne Catherine Swanke of San Carlos was found by a hiker in Spring Valley ov. 24. Authorities say she died of a hemorrhage caused by deep cuts in her neck. MISS SWANKE was last seen alive in the early morning hours of Nov. 20. She attended a meeting at USD and then visited her boyfriend. At about 2 a.m. she was seen walking wi1h a can of gasoline toward her car, which apparently had run out uf gas near Parkway and Jackson drives. • La l\1esa Police had not 1aken a suspect into custody at the tune Southern Cross went lo press. Meanwhile, thost> who knew Miss Swanke remembered her at local services. Founder's Hall Chapel was filled for a Nov. 26 memorial Mass offered for her. The main concelebrant and homilist was Father Owen Mullen, associate chaplain for campus ministry. A WELL-ATTENDED rosary was reci1ed Nov. 27 at Our Lady of Grace Church. The Nov. 28 ;\,lass of the RcsurreClion for Miss Swanke was held at the same c:hurch. O,ct 30 priesls concelebrated the Mass, Msgr. J. Raymund Moore, pastor of St. John ol the Cross parish in Lemon Grnve, said. He was inspired by Anne's family and their strength through the public ordeal. "They're very solid in the faith," Msgr. lVIoore said. It is clear that their fatth sustained them throughout, he added. John Swanke is Anne's father and a philosophy professor al USD.

"We 1ake great consolauon in knowtng tha1 she is at rest," Mr. Swanke said in a wriu,·n slalem1·111 issued through USO. "From what we have been told, we believe that Anne died defending her integrity. She pn:krrcd dea1h to degradation. That is hard for 1hose of us who arl' left to mourn, but I hope it is an example lo all - especiall y the young. I hope that everyone who knew Anne l

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FH. 1888 Actin ALRB chief· ;fj - to be permanent By Terry J. T p //b.3 Tim oote e1pected to be ppQinted permanent regional direc- ( I.be sta~ f,um lapo,- board' El a of fie ne week, lnformel' aource confirmed Wednesday, setting the ta11e for stepped-up action by the United Fann Worurs.

He became a field examiner in the El Centro office in December 1981. Foote passed his state bar e:xam last July and was sworn in Monday. He and his wife, who is a Mexican national working on her U.S. citizenship have one child. Spokesu1en for the UFW's Calexico office are critical of Foote. The UFW has picketed the El Centro ALRB office on Waterman Avenue in protest of several settlements - most recently, the decision in the Nish Noroian Farms case. · Chris Schneider, UFW legal assis- tant, said he anticipates "a number of actions" at the board office if Foote continues as director. He said Foote is " totally unacceptable" as regional director and his " short track record" is objectionable to the union. Esteban Jaramillo, UFW legal apprentice , said Stirling has upheld all of Foote's " wholesale dismissal" of union charges since Foote took office - "every one against the workers." Jaramillo :;aid Uie picketing will continue " until be brings s.::ne fairness into his '11ctions." Foote has denied UFW cha1.,,;s that he is unfair and a "growers' puppet. "He said he has had to follow National I abor R11la~•gm1 2gard precedent "where applicable" and as a result has had to dismiss cert.iin ca

..~::.. ,,' who quit the embattled agency by summer's end Three members of the board were appointed by Demo- cratic former Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Two members, Chairwoman Jyrl Massengale and John McCarthy, were appointed - as was Stirling - by Republican Gov. George Deu- kmejian. Arizmendi was replaced in mid- July by Richard Delgado, an ALRB field examiner for tbree years, who served a 60-day appointment as acting reg1ona t director. Foote was named to a 60-day term on Sept. 19. His appointment was extended .ifter the dt>.adline expired. Foote has seven and one-half years· eiperience as a field examiner with the ALRB, including three years in the El Centro office. He started witjl the ALRB m December 1975 in the Riverside office, working there 1111til .it closed in February 1976 Mter brief work elsewhere, Foote Joined the ALRB's now defunct San Diego office in October 1976 ·as o(ficer-in-eharge. }le took a leave of absence to complete bis law degree from Ute Universitfuiof San Diego. Foote also n.iis a cheior's degree ancl honors degree in political science P,om Stanford Univer ity . -

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Foote, 32, wll1 be recommended to the Aiflcultural Labor Relations Board by itli 1eneral counsel, ,David Stirlin&, in Sacrar.iento Monday. The board will either confirm or deny the recommendation by the end of next ff the five-member board denies the recommendation, the source qid, StlrJi.n,'a office could take other ctlon to puah i r the appointment of oote. In y event, Foote is expected to ppear before tlM1 boan1 foe a penonal interview ll'r the '40,000 poat. H declined comment on the ppolnlment unhl It is ofhc1al. The local AI.RB office has been without a pennanent re1ional direc- tor rly au months. David Arizmendi resigned June 22

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USO st~g_es Cjlncert SAN DIEt?°Y.3,?-, Fall Chorale and Christmas Concert" will be per- formed at the University al.San Diego at 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, in Founders Chapel. The public is invited free of charge to the concert directed by Paul B. Carmona of USD's Fine Arts De- partment. For information call 260- 4802. The "Fall Chorale and Christmas Concert" will feature works by Vic- toria Croce, Viadana, Bach, Charpentier, Grieg, Distler, Parker, Manz, and carols for the Christma season.

f:.:nte wider fire after the Farm Bureau told the farm labor board he did not have a college degree. Ariimemli said he was leaving to pend more time with his son. He was among four ALR8 officials ALRB, pace A!