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SOL NATL TEACHER OF YEAR S.S.

A TEACHER (WITH THE SOLEDAD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT) HAS BEEN NAMED ONE OF 5 ?TEACHERS OF THE YEAR? BY A NATIONAL FOUNDATION. MAIN STREET MIDDLE SCHOOL MUSIC TEACHER, VICTORIA ZIEBER, (WHO WILL RECEIVE 10 THOUSAND DOLLARS), WILL GO TO NEW YORK TO ATTEND THE AWARDS CEREMONY AT CARNEGIE HALL. ZIEBER WON NATIONAL NOTICE LAST YEAR, WHEN SHE APPLIED FOR (AND RECEIVED) A GRANT FROM THE MISTER HOLLAND?S OPUS FOUNDATION, TO BUY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR HER SCHOOL?S BAND.
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136 CATS TAKEN FROM HOME S.S.

MORE THAN 100 CATS WERE REMOVED FROM A SINGLE PACIFIC GROVE HOME YESTERDAY. THE S.P.C.A. OF MONTEREY COUNTY IS NOW IN THE PROCESS OF TREATING THE 136 CATS , MANY OF WHOM ARE SUFFERING FROM UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS AND FLEAS. ONCE THEY ARE HEALTHY, THEY WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (831) 373 - 2631.
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TARP APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR vs

GOVERNOR ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER APPOINTED A SALINAS MAN TO THE MONTEREY COUNTY FAIR BOARD AS PART OF THE 7TH DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. ALAN TARP IS A SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE NH3 SERVICE COMPANY AND HAS LIVED AND WORKED ON CATTLE RANCHES THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE. 49-YEAR-OLD TARP IS ALSO A FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER, AND SERVED ON HIS LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD FOR EIGHT YEARS. THERE IS NO SALARY FOR THIS POSITION, AND IT DOES NOT REQUIRE SENATE CONFIRMATION. TARP IS A REPUBLICAN.

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FRANZ LANTING PICTURES S.S.

THE PHOTOGRAPHER-IN-RESIDENCE FOR NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC WILL BE RECOUNTING HIS RECENT JOURNEY, AT AN UPCOMING BENEFIT IN SANTA CRUZ. FRANZ LANTING SAID THAT HE WENT TO PARTS OF HAWAII THAT MANY PEOPLE DON?T EVEN KNOW EXISTS. PEOPLE ARE ENCOURAGED TO COME OUT TO THE BENEFIT SHOWS THAT ARE SCHEDULED TO BE HELD FRIDAY AT THE RIO THEATER IN SANTA CRUZ. THE PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT THE SANTA CRUZ MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (831) 420 - 6115.
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FATALITY IDENTIFIED vs

AN ACCIDENT CAUSED THE CLOSURE OF HIGHWAY 1 EARLY THIS MORNING, AND KILLED 25-YEAR-OLD RITA VALENZUELA. THE 3 A.M. COLLISION REPORTEDLY OCCURRED AS THE WATSONVILLE RESIDENT WAS BEING PURSUED BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES, IN THE MOSS LANDING AREA. VALENZUELA APPARENTLY LOST CONTROL OF HER VEHICLE AND HIT A BIG RIG. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT THE SCENE, AND AN INVESTIGATION ENSUED. HIGHWAY 1 REOPENED AROUND 6:15 THIS MORNING.

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