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Crystal Springs Uplands School is seeking a $32 million tax-exempt loan to pay
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On Tuesday, the San Mateo County
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school campus on Davis Drive in the
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In fact, the county will receive 25 percent of the issuance fee from the authority,
totaling approximately $10,333, according to a report by County Counsel John
Beiers.
The authority will issue the bonds and
the proceeds will be used to make a loan to
the school to pay for about 6.24 acres of
land at 6-8 and 10 Davis Drive, just off of
Ralston Avenue.
The money will be used to construct an
academic building and multi-purpose
building among other facilities. Some of
the money will also be used for renovations and improvements of the upper
school campus in Hillsborough, according
to Beiers report.
Crystal Springs Uplands plans to open
the middle school in fall of 2017, said
spokeswoman Betsy Berman.
The school had tried to previously
expand into Belmont but was shot down
by the City Council in late 2012 after a
lengthy application process.
The council, on a 3-2 vote, opted not to
change zoning rules to allow for a school
use on land zoned for offices.
CSUS ended up spending hundreds of
thousands of dollars on designing the
project after the council initially showed
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Obituary
Mary M. Costa
Mary M. Costa, a 60-year resident of
Millbrae, died June 24, 2016.
She was the wife of 54 years to the late
Henry E. Costa. She is survived by her
daughter Robin Gustafson (Dennis) of
Richmond and her son Craig Costa (Susy) of
San Mateo. She is also survived by her sister Joyce Schwabe. In addition to her late
husband, she was preceded in death by her
sister Constance Prahl.
Paul L. Agronin
Paul L. Agronin, beloved husband, father, grandfather,
brother, uncle, cousin and dear friend to many, passed
away on June 24, 2016. He is survived by his wife
Nancy;three children, Heidi Skrenta (Rich), Amy Truel
(Bob), Tamra Fauss (anc, Jacob); three grandsons and
one granddaughter; brother, Ronald Agronin (Belle); and
several nieces and nephews.
Paul was born in Middletown, Ohio, and attended
Ripon College in Wisconsin, where he received a BA in
Economics. He resided in San Carlos, Calif., for the past 15 years.
Paul was an active community volunteer for many organizations including American
Cancer Society, Healthy Cities Tutoring, and Sequoia Village. He was a member of
American Legion Post 0585.
A memorial service will be held at 2:00 pm on Tuesday, June 28 at Hills of Eternity
Chapel, 1301 El Camino Real in Colma, CA. In lieu of owers, the family asks that you
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Eric Mills
Oakland
The letter writer is the coordinator
for Action for Animals.
David Amaral
San Mateo
Editor,
Following the news of the mass
shooting in Orlando, Florida, Donald
Trump was so excited to tell America,
See, I told you, I was right about
Muslim terrorists in our country!
Trump wasnt sorry for the death of
49 Americans or the wounding of 53
more Americans. Trump didnt offer
any sympathy for the families and
friends of the victims. Trump wasnt
thinking what can I do to help prevent this from happening again?
Trump was only thinking how does
this make me look good? Trump even
went so far as to insinuate that
President Obama is somehow letting
terrorist do these attacks. Trump is
just saying anything and everything
to make himself look good. He continues to say stupid comments about
the shooting. He said that, if everyone in the bar was armed this
wouldve never happened (or, words
to that effect.) He went on to blame
the owners of the gay bar for not
having enough armed security. Trump
even blamed the Orlando Police
Department for their slow response
(Trump didnt know that there was an
off-duty Orlando police ofcer inside
the bar working as armed security or,
BUSINESS STAFF:
Charlotte Andersen
Paul Moisio
Joel Snyder
Charles Gould
Andrea Sanchez-Lopez
Michael Oberg
San Mateo
Gun control
Editor,
There are two gun control bills that
should have passed the Senate last
week. Ninety percent of American
want expanded background checks.
The numbers reect all types of
Americans, including NRA members.
One bill wouldve closed the loophole for gun shows and the internet.
The other wouldve prevented gun
sales to anyone on the no y list.
But the Republicans and some
Democrats voted those down. They
are afraid of the NRA. You see, the
NRA ratings they issue to each
politician every year means more to
them than 90 percent of American
citizens who want these two laws
passed and put into effect.
J.D. Rhoads
San Mateo
Responding to
The roots of terrorism
Editor,
John McDowell wisely observes
that belief in an Islamist and Salast
ideology that is at war with all nonbelievers must be defeated in his column The roots of terrorism in the
June 21 edition of the Daily Journal.
His clear-headed analysis is at odds
with the current administrations censorship of any attempts to identify
those who have declare jihad against
us. For example, when Francois
Hollande, in D.C. fora nuclear summit, uttered the wordsIslamic terror, the words were scrubbed from
video.
More recently, Loretta Lynch
thought it would be a great idea to
scrub the Orlando shootersreferences to Allah and ISIS. The
currentadministration has allowed an
enemy ideology to establish language dominance over us.The
enemy whichcannot be named controlsour language, and it is vital that
we are honest with ourselves
aboutwhere this mightlead us.
Julia Lutch
Davis
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Volkswagen reaches
$14.7B emissions settlement
SAN FRANCISCO Volkswagen would
repair or buy back polluting diesel vehicles
and pay each owner as much as $10,000
under a $14.7 billion deal the car maker has
reached to settle lawsuits stemming from its
emissions cheating scandal, a person
briefed on the settlement talks said Monday.
The figure would be the largest auto scandal settlement in U.S. history and a huge
step in Volkswagens efforts to address the
legal fallout from its admission that its vehicles were designed to fool emissions tests.
The deal sets aside $10 billion to repair or
buy back roughly 475, 000 polluting
Volkswagen vehicles with 2-liter diesel
engines, and to compensate each owner
with an additional payment of between
$5,100 and $10,000, the person said. The
person asked not to be identified because the
deal will not be filed in court until Tuesday,
and a judge has ordered attorneys not to talk
about it before then.
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500 index. The maker of data storage products shed $5.66, or 11.8
percent, to $42.18. Rival Seagate
Technology slid $2.29, or 9.9 percent, to $20.87.
Banks and other financial companies slumped as investors speculated that the global economic
uncertainty caused by Britains
decision to leave the EU will
prompt the Federal Reserve to hold
off on raising its benchmark interest rate. Banks benefit from higher
interest rates, which translate into
more revenue from loans and credit
cards.
A lot of the expectations about
what these financial stocks would
be worth have changed, Kinahan
said. This sort of takes Fed rate
raises off the table for a while,
maybe through the end of 2016.
Charles Schwab fell $2.10, or 8
percent, to $24.05, while
JPMorgan Chase shed $1.99, or
3.3 percent, to $57.61. State Street
gave up $4.20, or 7.6 percent, to
$50.79.
European stock markets added to
their steep losses from Friday.
Britains FTSE 100 fell 2.5 percent, while Germanys DAX and
Frances CAC 40 each gave up 3
percent.
Business briefs
Diet Pepsi with aspartame
returning to shelves in U.S.
NEW YORK Diet Pepsi made with
aspartame is returning to shelves in the
U.S., after PepsiCo saw sales plummet following its reformulation of the drink last
summer to remove the artificial sweetener.
PepsiCo says it will offer Diet Pepsi
Classic Sweetener Blend made with aspartame starting in September, in 12-ounce
cans, 2-liter bottles and 20-ounce bottles.
The move is intended to appease fans who
dont like the taste of the reformulated
drink, which is made with the artificial
sweetener sucralose.
But PepsiCo Inc. said Diet Pepsi made Britains Prime Minister David Cameron speaks to the House of Commons.
with sucralose, commonly known by the
brand name Splenda, will remain its primary diet soda offering. Those cans will be
silver, while the classic Diet Pepsi with
aspartame will be come in light blue packaging.
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far from plain sailing, Cameron told lawmakers. However, we should take confidence from the fact that Britain is ready to
confront what the future holds for us from a
position of strength.
Despite the uncertainty fueling financial
instability, leaders in both Britain and the
EU signaled there would be no immediate
start to negotiations on an EU exit.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel met
with her French and Italian counterparts and
said we agree there will be no formal or
informal talks until the British government
officially declares its intention to quit by
invoking Article 50 of the EU treaty.
The statement appeared to scotch hopes by
Conservative lawmaker Boris Johnson and
his Vote Leave campaign to hold preliminary
talks on the general outlines of a deal before
Article 50 triggers a two-year countdown to a
British exit.
Earlier, Merkel said she understood that
Britain may need a certain amount of time
to analyze things, but said a long-term
suspension of the question wouldnt be in
either sides economic interest.
Cameron announced last week he would
resign by the fall after failing to persuade a
majority of voters to back continued EU
membership, saying his successor should be
the one to navigate Britains departure from
the EU.
Cameron said he spoke Monday with
Merkel and French President Francois
Hollande, and made plain this was not the
time to start the process.
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As 8, Giants 3
play fielding Gregor Blancos sharp comebacker for the final out of the second.
Oakland won for the fourth time in five
games as manager Bob Melvin called for
his streaky club to keep some momentum
and build some consistency. The As earned
just their third win in eight interleague
games while handing the Giants just their
third defeat in 16 games and fourth in 17 at
AT&T Park.
Samardzija, who spent the second half of
the 2014 season with Oakland after a trade
from the Cubs, allowed six earned runs for
the third time in his last five starts. He gave
up eight hits in six innings, struck out two
and walked two. The right-hander signed
to a $90 million, five-year deal during the
meltdown
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SPORTS
Tony Stewart, right, is congratulated by retired NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon after winning the
Save Mart 350 Sunday in his final turn around the track at the Sonoma Speedway.
away, went to congratulate his former teammate and one-time mentor.
Tony has been ultra-fair to me. Hes treated me really well my entire career, Hamlin
said. Its not like I gave him one by any
means. He gave us an opportunity to move
him, we did, and then we got it back.
It was an important win for Stewart, who is
retiring at the end of the year, and for
NASCAR, which needs its biggest stars in
the spotlight. The win will earn Stewart a
spot in the championship field should he
crack the top-30 in points, and hes currently 32nd in the standings but only nine
points back.
More important than making the Chase,
MiLB brief
draft pick in 2015, he
debuted for San Jose June
19, striking out 13
through six innings.
Cyr who pitched at
Skyline College in 2012
also made his second
appearance for San Jose
Monday, working two
perfect innings to close
Phil
it out. He has yet to surBickford
render a hit through two
High-A outings after debuting Saturday with
two hitless frames, though he did yield a
walk in that one.
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BAY
Continued from page 11
offseason is 1-3 over his last
five starts after winning three consecutive outings.
In his previous start against
Oakland last season with the
White Sox, Samardzija surrendered
a career-high 10 runs in three
innings on Sept. 15.
The As lead the all-time series
against the Giants 55-52 since
Trainers room
As : RF Josh Reddick, out since
May 20 with a fractured left
thumb, had his day to be activated
from the DL pushed from Monday
to Tuesday as he didnt feel quite
right and wanted one more rehab
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Up next
As : RHP Kendall Graveman (36) lost in his only previous start
against the Giants, a 4-3 defeat at
AT&T Park on July 26, 2015.
Giants: Rookie RHP Albert
Suarez (3-1) makes his fifth major
league start and has allowed three
or fewer earned runs in each of his
10 total outings.
its
2012
national championship. It has
been dominant
on the mound,
allowing only
six runs in six
games,
with
two shutouts.
Cloney was
JC Cloney
spot on with
his location of a fastball in the
80s, a cutter and breaking ball. He
induced 13 groundouts.
Arizonas defense, which hasnt
committed an error at the CWS,
continued to come up big. Second
baseman Ramer, playing in short
right field as part of a shift in the
fourth, sprinted to bare-hand G.K.
Youngs grounder. His throw to
first barely beat Youngs headfirst
slide. Right fielder Zach Gibbons
went with his back to the wall to
catch Michael Paezs deep fly to
end the eighth inning.
Coastal Carolina starter Zack
Hopeck (3-4) lasted 6 1/3 innings
and threw 103 pitches, both career
highs. He tipped his cap to the
Coastal fans and got a hug from
reliever Bobby Morrison as he
neared the dugout.
Hopeck was relieved by Cole
Schaefer, who hadnt pitched since
June 6 in regionals. His second
pitch was wild, allowing Cesar
Salazar to take third, and Salazar
scored on Gibbons sacrifice fly.
Ramer, who had walked, moved up
to second on the sac fly and came
home on Aguilars base hit.
MLB brief
Tribe wins 10th straight
ATLANTA Lonnie Chisenhall
hit a three-run homer, Trevor Bauer
gave up two runs in six innings
and the Cleveland Indians beat the
Atlanta Braves 8-3 on Monday
night for their 10th straight win.
Jason Kipnis added a homer in
the ninth.
The AL Central-leading Indians
extended the majors longest winning streak of the season. It is
Clevelands longest streak since
closing the 2013 regular season
with 10 straight wins.
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LANGI
Continued from page 11
That training paid off right away.
In her first meet of the year, Langi
uncorked a shot put that traveled 39
feet more than two feet longer
than her previous PR. In her first
PAL meet of the year, she broke the
40-foot barrier, which put her
among the CCS elite.
I was so surprised, Langi said.
Those improvements in the shot
put her favored event paled in
comparison to the numbers she put
up in the discus. After struggling
to hit 100 feet her junior year and
posting a PR of 106, she finished
her senior season with a throw just
over 133 feet.
The funny thing is, I usually do
not enjoy throwing discus, Langi
said. My whole goal was to make
it (to CCS and state) for the shot
put. Then I PR'd (in discus).
Obviously, she did not see a
nearly 30-foot increase over the
course of one day, Tuff said. She
co n s i s t en t l y
built up her
throws, but it
was
evident
early on she had
tapped
into
some unknown
secret
talent
that enabled her
Tulouna Langi to throw the
discus even further than she could have imagined.
I don't know if we had any
expectations (in the discus). Her
best throw coming into the year
was 106. She liked the shot put
better and always had a little more
talent, but she was still into the
discus and it all came together.
Langi topped the 120-foot mark
at the Serra thrower's meet in late
March and struggled to find that
form again until CCS. She finished
second to teammate Julia Gibbs in
the PAL championships with a
throw of just over 115 feet.
She exploded in her next meet,
however, uncorking a 129-foot
throw in CCS qualifying. She
topped that again with a PR of
133-1 in the CCS final, the luster
of which was somewhat tarnished
TENNIS
Continued from page 11
His 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 victory over
54th-ranked Ricardo Berankis
before a wildly supportive and
singing crowd of fellow Brits at tiny
Court 17 was by far the most intriguing development on Day 1 of the
grass-court Grand Slam tournament.
There were ho-hum straight-set victories for past champions Federer,
Novak Djokovic and Venus
Williams, for example, and a halfdozen exits by lower-seeded players.
Willis truly made news, becoming the worst-ranked qualifier to
reach the second round at any
major since No. 923 Jared Palmer
at the 1988 U.S. Open.
One of the best stories in a
long time in our sport, said
Federer, who beat Guido Pella 7-6
(5), 7-6 (3), 6-3 in his return to
Grand Slam tennis after missing
the French Open with a bad back.
Willis take on his surprising success: This doesnt happen, really.
So how DID it happen?
As a teen, Willis appeared to be an
up-and-coming junior, reaching the
third round of the Wimbledon boys
tournament in 2007 and 2008, but
injuries and what he describes as a
lack of dedication derailed his career.
Tore my hamstring twice. Hurt
my knee earlier this year. Had a bit
of a rough phase. I was down,
struggling to get out of bed in the
morning, Willis said.
I was a bit of a loser. I was over-
weight, he said.
I just looked
myself in the
mirror
(and)
said, Youre better than this.
He says he was
close to abandoning hope of a
Marcus Willis pro career, considering a move
to Philadelphia to teach tennis,
when his new girlfriend told him to
keep trying to play.
I met the girl. She told me not to
(quit), so I didnt, Willis said with a
smile. Do what Im told.
Fast-forward to this month, when
he was the last man invited to participate in a playoff for British players to earn a wild card into
Wimbledon qualifying. Willis won
three matches there, then another
three in qualifying to get into the
main draw.
And then the left-handed serveand-volleyer defeated Berankis by
saving 19 of 20 break points and
hitting 14 aces while using what
he describes as an unorthodox
mix of spins. Afterward, Willis
raced to the stands to kiss his girlfriend before being swallowed by a
group hug from a bunch of longtime friends.
By getting to the second round,
Willis is guaranteed at least 50,000
pounds (about $65,000). Not bad for
someone whose prize money in
2016 had been about $350 and
that figure includes singles and doubles.
His career earnings when he
arrived at Wimbledon were under
$100,000.
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(L to R) MLC President Lion Lorrie Kalos, Lion Shirley Chow, Essay Contest Chair Lion Paul Larson with Student Essay Contest Winners: Justin Kang,
Educator of the Year Honoree Ellen Gardner, Katelyn Chang, Brian Ng, Karilin Yiu, Jaden Tung, and Giselle Kuang
Youth in Government
Youth in Government
Essay Contest
(L to R) Essay Contest Chair Lion Paul Larson, Councilman & past Millbrae Mayor Wayne Lee, YIG Chairman Lion
Steve Luzaich with Youth in Government participants and MLC President Lion Lorrie Kalos.
(L to R) Councilman & past Millbrae Mayor Lion Wayne Lee, YIG Chairman Lion Steve Luzaich with Youth in Government participants and MLC President Lion Lorrie Kalos.
Youth in Government
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Pictured on Friday, June 19, 2015 during the Millbrae Lions Club Installation of Officers Dinner & Dance at the Basque Cultural Center in SSF are (Back Row L to R) Lion Tamer Richard Stein, Two Year Director Shirley Chow, Tail Twister
PP Don Beyer, Two Year Director Anthony Caccia, Two Year Director Mike Rao, One Year Director Gary Pellegrini, Bulletin Editor Bill Meyer (position later taken over by Lion Doug Radtke), Assistant Treasurer Vince Gigi, One Year Director
Matt Fitzgibbons, (Front Row L to R) Director of Publicity Mary Griffin-Ramseur, Second Vice President David Van Wart, Immediate Past President Calvin Chin, President Lorrie Kalos, First Vice President Bruce Sutter, Secretary Bart
Speccia, Treasurer PP Mike Gianni, Historian PDG George Habeeb; not pictured are One Year Director Oscar Loza and Parliamentarian PP Hardit Chaudhary.
Friday, November 6, 2015 at Taylor Middle School (left to right): Millbrae Lions Club Past President & Peace Poster
Chairman Paul Larson; Principal & Peace Poster Coordinator Phil Hophan; Taylor Student Winner Carisa Chiu;
Millbrae School District Superintendent Vahn A. Phayprasert. Congratulations!.
Congratulations &
thanks to all the
educators and
student winners
who participated in
Youth Week. You
are the best of the
best! From Lion PP
Paul Larson.
to the
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Lion Bruce Sutter and lady Kelly show their love for
pancakes!
On January 30, 2016 Millbrae Lions cooked & Millbrae Leos served
throngs of Crab Cioppino fanatics, roughly 300 of them who, following
a delicious dinner with salad, garlic bread and hearty caldrons of crab,
crab, crab danced up a storm late into the evening. Thanks to all the
Lions, spouses and friends who help to make this annual event, along
with the Marinated Crab Feed event, a great success!
Crab Cioppino
Monster March
Cheers!
Lion Cal
Millbrae Lions Ann Schneider and Shirley Chow have been hard at work collecting used
eyeglasses throughout our community. Placement of eyeglass collection boxes are now located strategically around Millbrae at various businesses. The collection and recycling of
un-used eyeglasses by Lions is a blessing to those who cant afford eye care costs. Along with
White Cane collections, vision screenings and the Lions Eye Foundation, the Millbrae Lions
have always been available to help those who cant take care of their own vision needs. If you
have un-used eyeglasses please deliver them to Chapel of the Highlands in Millbrae, or to
other locations which will be listed soon at www.millbraelions.org.
Millbrae Lions (L to R) PP Tony Montes, PDG George Habeeb, Shirley Chow and PP John La Duca sell Youth &
Community Raffle Tickets in front of Starbucks in Millbrae, with proceeds helping the Lions Eye Foundation
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Messi is the five-time Player of the Year
and has help lift his club team, Barcelona,
to majestic heights for most of a decade. He
has won everything a player could want at
the club level and the only gaping hole on
his resume is success for his country and, in
Argentina, that means winning Copa
America and World Cups. Anything less is
unacceptable to the soccer-crazed nation.
Amid his most recent frustrations
including missing his teams opening
chance in the penalty kick shootout
Messi, who recently turned 29, declared he
was retiring from international competition.
Despite all of Messis obvious greatness,
he and his team have wilted when the spotlight shone brightest. And it will be Messi
who will bear the brunt of the failure. He
certainly played a part in Sundays final,
shanking his teams first penalty kick in
the shootout, but as the old saying goes
win as a team, lose as a team.
The pressure on Messi to lead Argentina
to a major title has to border on overwhelming. Its understandable hed want to
get out of that pressure cooker for a while,
but retire? How about take a break? Lets
not make any rash decisions following an
emotional loss.
Youd hate to think that Messis lasting
legacy was one who could not come
through for his country on the biggest
stages.
***
You thought the officiating in the NBA
Finals was bad? Did you get a chance to see
the Copa America final between Argentina
and Chile Sunday? Hoo boy, did that center
referee have a tough day at the office.
There was not a lot of confidence on my
part when the announcers pointed out early in
the match that the head ref was officiating the
biggest game of his career which was also
SPORTS
the first final of a major
tournament he had ever
worked. It immediately
evoked thoughts of a guy
who could possible lose
control of a game.
Which, of course, he
did. The game was definitely a physical affair
Lionel Messi and the cards started flying. He issued more yellow and red-card ejections than a
blackjack dealer. Chiles Marcelo Diaz
picked up a pair of yellow cards in the
games opening 20 minutes to earn the
ejection. Neither foul was especially egregious and yet he found himself watching
from the tunnel leading to the dressing
room for the final 90 minutes of a game
that was decided on penalty kicks.
The ref, however, evened things up later
in the half when he banged Argentinas
Marcos Rojo with a straight red card for an
automatic ejection, ironically (Get it?
Rojo is Spanish for red?). With both
teams now playing 10 a side, the game
opened up but, by the end of regulation and
overtime, those teams were absolutely
gassed.
Maybe thats why Messi shanked his
penalty kick attempt, which factored heavily in Argentinas 4-2 PK loss.
***
Spains reign as Europes biggest soccer
power appears to be at the end following a
surprising 2-0 loss to Italy in the round of
16 of Euro 2016 Monday.
Many pundits have pegged this Italy team
as one of its weakest editions in years, and
yet showed, despite its mostly bunker mentality, that well-timed attacks can pay off.
That is in stark contrast to the Spanish
side that has mastered the passing and possession game emulated at every level of
soccer. But in its quest to maintain control,
Spain sometimes forgets the ultimate goal
is to, well, score goals.
There seems to be very little urgency on
Spains part to put pressure on goal. Spain
nearly always dominates the sheer number
of passes as well as time of possession. But
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biggest victory in
win over England
By James Ellingworth
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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SPORTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
EAST DIVISION
Baltimore
Boston
Toronto
NEW YORK
Tampa Bay
EAST DIVISION
W
45
41
41
37
32
L
30
35
36
37
43
Pct
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.539
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GB
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5
7 1/2
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Washington
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
W
45
41
40
33
26
L
32
35
35
45
50
Pct
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.539
.533
.423
.342
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3 1/2
4
12 1/2
18 1/2
26
36
40
41
48
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.481
.453
.377
10
13
15
21
29
36
39
43
44
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.538
.487
.456
.429
7
11
13 1/2
15 1/2
CENTRAL DIVISION
Cleveland
45
Kansas City
39
Chicago
38
Detroit
38
Minnesota
24
30
35
38
38
51
.600
.527
.500
.500
.320
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7 1/2
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CENTRAL DIVISION
Chicago
49
St. Louis
39
Pittsburgh
37
Milwaukee
34
Cincinnati
29
WEST DIVISION
TEXAS
Houston
Seattle
As
Angels
27
37
38
43
44
.645
.513
.500
.427
.421
10
11
16 1/2
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WEST DIVISION
Giants
Los Angeles
Colorado
Arizona
San Diego
49
39
38
32
32
Mondays Games
Tampa Bay 13, Boston 7
Cleveland 8, Atlanta 3
Kansas City 6, St. Louis 2
Colorado 9, Toronto 5
Houston 4, Angels 2
Oakland 8, San Francisco 3
TEXAS AT N.Y. YANKEES, LATE
Tuesdays Games
Texas (Hamels 8-1) at NYY (Sabathia 5-4), 4:05 p.m.
Boston (Porcello 8-2) at Rays (Archer 4-10), 4:10 p.m.
Miami (Conley 4-4) at Detroit (Pelfrey 1-7), 4:10 p.m.
Twins (Gibson 0-5) at ChiSox (Quintana 5-7),5:10 p.m.
St. Louis (Wacha 3-7) at KC(Ventura 6-4), 5:15 p.m.
HOU (McCullers 3-2) at Angels (Lincecum 1-1),7:05 p.m.
Bucs (Niese 6-5) at Seattle (Iwakuma 6-6), 7:10 p.m.
EURO
NATIONAL LEAGUE
49
42
37
36
33
Mondays Games
L.A. Dodgers 5, Pittsburgh 4
Washington 11, N.Y. Mets 4
Chicago Cubs 11, Cincinnati 8
Cleveland 8, Atlanta 3
Kansas City 6, St. Louis 2
Colorado 9, Toronto 5
Philadelphia 8, Arizona 0
Oakland 8, San Francisco 3
Tuesdays Games
NYM (Harvey 4-9) at Nats (Giolito 0-0), 4:05 p.m.
Cubs (Lester 9-3) at Cincinnati (Lamb 1-4), 4:10 p.m.
Tribe (Kluber 7-7) at Atlanta (Wisler 3-7), 4:10 p.m.
L.A. (Urias 0-2) at Brewers (Anderson 4-7), 5:10 p.m.
Jays (Happ 9-3) at Colorado (Butler 2-4), 5:40 p.m.
Phils (Eickhoff 5-9) at DBacks (Greinke 10-3),6:40 p.m.
Os (Jimenez 4-7) at SD (Johnson 0-5), 7:10 p.m.
As (Graveman 3-6) at SF (Suarez 3-1), 7:15 p.m.
Congratulations &
thanks to all the
educators and
student winners
who participated in
Youth Week. You
are the best of the
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Paul Larson.
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The new requirements are part of a recent
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utilities would self-certify requirements based
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The Hetch Hetchy Reservoir System benefited from increased precipitation and a more
bountiful snowpack this year and, with the
vast majority of San Mateo County residents
served by the SFPUC, many wholesale customers are taking its lead in seeking a 10 percent voluntary reduction.
Steve Ritchie, SFPUCs assistant general
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Hetch Hetchy Reservoir that was at one recent
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The ballot proposal would cap rent
increases at 4 percent per year, but
landlords who refrain from increases
for at least a year can accumulate that
for an up to 8 percent rent increase.
The just cause eviction provision
would prevent renters from being told
to leave unless they breach the terms
of their lease, break the law, fail to pay
rent, are a nuisance, if substantial
repairs to the unit are needed, if the
property will no longer be used as
Opposition, support
rental or if the landlord plans to move
in.
It wouldnt apply to single-family
homes, condominiums or secondary
units and duplexes where a landlord
lives on site. An estimated 66 percent
of the citys rentals or about 11,800
units would be affected as per state law,
properties built after Feb. 1, 1995, are
exempt from rent control. However,
just cause eviction provisions would
still apply.
Nearly half of San Mateo residents
are renters with 42 percent or about
7,185 households paying more than
30 percent of their income toward
housing costs, according to proponents.
Concerns
Mayor Joe Goethals noted the signatures must first be validated by the
county Elections Office. When the
council initially gridlocked on
whether to institute emergency provisions, Goethals suggested a relocation
assistance program. But after hearing
concerns from a large group of landlords who attended the meetings clad
in green Save the Dream stickers,
Goethals noted this controversial
issue is nuanced and on Monday,
expressed concerns about the ballot.
This would dramatically change the
rules surrounding rental housing and
dramatically changing the rules would
benefit current renters and would
penalize current landlords of all sizes.
Its a divisive issue because any resolution creates winners and losers,
Goethals said.
He noted theres no means test to
differentiate between those who are
struggling to afford the areas high
cost of rent and fears property owners
may respond by taking their rentals
off the market, a problematic scenario
during a crisis.
In order to address this, we really
The
California
Apartment
Association, which represents homeowners, businesses and trade associations, is strongly opposed to all forms
of rent control and is committed to
defeating any related ballot measure,
according to CAAs Government
Affairs Director Rhovy Lyn Antonio.
She encouraged county elections
officials to be thorough in their review
of the signatures. Antonio served on
the citys housing task force and noted
its final report outlined more than 30
initiatives they reached a consensus
on that would provide both short-term
and long-term ideas to meet demand.
Rather than allow these real solutions to work, rent control activists
are taking an all or nothing approach
to enact a failed policy that doesnt
provide any relief to the low-income
families who need the so-called benefits of rent control most, Antonio
wrote in an email. Rent control policies do not reduce the cost of housing,
do not make housing more affordable,
and do not do anything to encourage
more housing construction.
Despite
staunch
opposition,
Mondragon and volunteers noted those
who gathered signatures received consistent gratitude from the community
with many thanking them for their
efforts.
The campaign to place rent stabilization on the ballot exposed the true
heart of San Mateo, the Rev. Penny
Nixon, of the Congregational Church
of San Mateo said in a press release
Monday. I believe the majority of
people in San Mateo want a city that is
characterized by the spirit of this campaign community, care and compassion.
The Elections Office has 30 days to
evaluate the signatures after receipt
and the City Council is set to consider
the results Aug. 1. If placed on the ballot, a majority approval is needed to
pass.
Calendar
TUESDAY, JUNE 28
English Conversation Group. 1:30
p.m. Burlingame Library, 480
Primrose Road, Burlingame. For
more
information
contact
rider@plsinfo.org.
Wildlife Associates presents Its a
Wild Word. 2 p.m. San Mateo
Library (Oak Room), 55 W. Third Ave.,
San Mateo. Meet an armadillo,
African serval, kestrel and an African
crested porcupine at Wildlife
Associates wild animal show. For
more information call 522-7838.
Sneak preview per formance of
Broadway musical Beauty and
the Beast. 4 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lower
level of Macys center court,
Hillsdale Shopping Center, 60 31st
Ave., San Mateo. A musical preview
before it officially opens at the SHN
Orpheum Theatre in San Francisco.
For more information call 571-1029.
Musical Open House: Mike
Galisatus and his band: Latin
Jazz. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Millbrae
Library, 1 Library Ave., Millbrae. Free.
Refreshments and childrens crafts
provided. For more information call
697-7607.
Adult Cooking Class. 7 p.m. 1110
Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont.
Come to cook and discuss the similarities and differences of French,
Vietnamese, macrobiotic and natural food sauces.
Kundalini Yoga at Little House. 7
p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Little House, The
Roslyn G. Morris Activity Center, 800
Middle Ave., Menlo Park. Kundalini
Yoga is proven to bring balance and
unleash bountiful energy through
the reduction of stress, anxiety and
depression. $8 per class. For more
information and to register go to
penvol.org/littlehouse.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29
Who Speaks for the Land? Robert
Bueltmans Peninsula. 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. San Mateo County History
Museum, 2200 Broadway, Redwood
City. Represents the photographers
favorite black and white works of
environmental scenes of San Mateo
County. Exhibit closes Oct. 19.
Gallery open every day except
Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For
more information go to www.historysmc.org.
San Mateo Professional Alliance
Networking Lunch. Noon to 1 p.m.
201 S. B St., San Mateo. Meet new
business connections and hear
speaker Dulce Bird on web development and design. For more information call 430-6500.
Gardening Workshop: Planting
Succulents. 1 p.m. 800 Middle Ave.,
Menlo Park. Free. Please bring a
small container, about 1-2 cups. For
more information or to register call
326-2025.
Distinguished Speaker Series: Dr.
Eric Shapira. 1:30 p.m. 800 Middle
Ave., Menlo Park. Dr. Eric Shapira will
lecture on healthy aging and how to
live your life to the fullest. For more
information call 326-2025.
Music in the Park. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
2100 Hopkins Ave., Redwood City.
Come weekly for a concert in
Stafford Park. For more information
go
to
redwoodcity.org/musicinthepark.
Lifetree Cafe: Temptation Why
Good Men Go Bad. 6:30 p.m. 1095
Cloud Ave., Menlo Park. For more
information,
contact
william@bethany-mp.org.
Eagles of Haines, Alaska. 7 p.m.
Lane Community Room, Burlingame
Library, 480 Primrose Road,
Burlingame. Enjoy a lecture and
slide show of majestic bald eagles in
their natural habitat in Haines,
Alaska by photographer Joan
Sparks. Free and open to the public.
For more information call 558-7444
ext. 2.
The Club Fox Blues Jam. 7 p.m. to
11 p.m. 2209 Broadway, Redwood
City. The Bey Paule Band, eight
pieces of soul-blues music, are featured. $7 cover. For more information visit rwcbluesjam.com.
THURSDAY, JUNE 30
Launch Your Successful Business.
9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sobrato Center for
Nonprofits (Harbor Room), 350 Twin
Dolphin Drive, Redwood Shores.
Thinking of starting a business?
What does it take to launch your
business? The pros and cons from
business owners. Share ideas with
other entrepreneurs. For more information call 574-1766.
Lifetree Cafe: Temptation Why
Good Men Go Bad. 9:15 a.m. 1095
Cloud Ave., Menlo Park. For more
information,
contact
william@bethany-mp.org.
RethinkWaste Public Open House
Day. 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. 333
Shoreway Road, San Carlos. Free
tours include visiting the Transfer
Station, where garbage, food scraps
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JERUSALEM Israel and Turkey struck a broad reconciliation pact Monday that will restore full diplomatic relations after six years of animosity between the once-close
Mideast powers.
The deal gave a welcome boost to the leaders of the two
countries, both of whom have seen their international
standing deteriorate in recent months. But differences
remain over a root cause of the rift Israels blockade of
the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and theres no indication the
two countries will restore their once strong security ties.
Turkey also took steps toward improving strained ties
with Moscow on Monday by expressing regret for bringing
down a Russian plane near the border with Syria last year.
The agreement with Israel will include an exchange of
ambassadors and Israeli compensation for the deaths of 10
Turkish citizens from a 2010 Israeli naval raid on an
activist flotilla that aimed to breach the Gaza blockade.
Turkey will also be allowed to bring relief supplies into
Gaza and carry out new development projects there.
The world is convulsing. The Middle East is convulsing.
My policy is to create centers of stability in this unstable
and stormy region, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu said as he announced details of the deal during an
official visit to Rome.
With this deal, the process of returning ties to normal
has begun, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said in
Ankara.
Relations between Israel and Turkey began to decline
soon after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose party
has Islamist roots, became prime minister in 2003.
Since then, Erdogan, who became president two years
ago, has sought closer ties with Muslim nations in the
region while trying to distance his country from Israel.
Erdogans close ties with Hamas, an Islamic Palestinian
militant group sworn to Israels destruction, further strained
ties.
Relations took a sharp turn downward during Israels
three-week war against Hamas in Gaza in 2008 and 2009,
when Erdogan criticized Israel over the high Palestinian
death toll.
Israel said the operation was needed to halt Hamas rocket
fire and that the heavy civilian death toll resulted from
Hamas using residential areas for cover.
The animosity peaked on May 31, 2010, when Israeli
commandos stormed a ship called the Mavi Marmara while
stopping the international flotilla.
Nine Turks, including a dual American citizen, were killed
and dozens of activists were wounded, one of whom died
several years later. On the Israeli side, seven soldiers were
wounded by activists who attacked them with clubs, knives
and pipes.
Following the incident, Turkey withdrew its ambassador
to Israel and scaled back military and economic ties.
Relations were never broken completely.
Israel later apologized for the deaths of the activists and
agreed to compensate the victims families under a U.S.brokered arrangement in 2013. But the deal was never
implemented as Turkey demanded the lifting of the Gaza
blockade.
Israel says the blockade, imposed after Hamas seized
power in Gaza in 2007, is needed to prevent the group from
importing weapons. Critics say the measure, which has hit
Gazas economy hard, is collective punishment.
Under Mondays deal, Israel will pay $20 million in compensation for families of victims of the naval raid. In
return, Turkey agreed to halt any legal claims connected to
the raid. The countries are expected to exchange ambassadors within weeks.
In addition, Israel agreed to allow Turkey to deliver aid to
Gaza through the Israeli port of Ashdod, where everything
will undergo security checks before entering the territory.
Turkey said the first ship, carrying more than 10,000
tons of aid including food and clothing will depart for
Israel on Friday. He said Turkey would immediately start
working on electricity, water and housing projects in Gaza,
and complete a 200-bed hospital there.
Therefore the embargo there is being lifted under
Turkeys leadership, he said.
Netanyahu welcomed efforts to help solve Gazas water
and power shortages, but said the blockade remains a top
security interest. Yildirim did not comment on Israeli
claims that Turkey agreed to prevent Hamas from fundraising or military activities on its soil.
Erdogan said Turkey had consulted with the two main
Palestinian factions during the negotiations. He spoke to
the Western-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas
on Sunday and met with Hamas chief Khaled Mashaal on
Friday.
Both were favorable (to the agreement) and so we continued on our way, Erdogan said at dinner at his palace to
break the daily Ramadan fast.
Erdogan said despite the agreement, Turkey would continue to address the grievances of the Palestinians and object
to Israels unlawful practices in Jerusalem and in Al-Aqsa,
referring to a contentious holy site revered by Jews and
Muslims.