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"Bill" Bradley, whose district embraced portions of the Coachella Valley, died Thursday after courageously battling cancer for several years. He was 70. The soft-spoken Republican from San Diego County, died at his home in San Marcos, two weeks after being released from Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego. David Barber, his ad- CITY OF RANCHO MIRAGE AGENDA REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1989 FIELD TRIP: 1:30 P.M. STUDY SESSION: 3:00 P.M.

REGULAR SESSION: 7:00 P.M. HIGHLIGHTS OF PUBLIC HEARINGS 80-R1-559 Al Miller. Request to construct 2 story quarters on 5 acre parcel located at 38-402 Vista del Sol. Development Plan Permit 89-P-310 Tamarisk Estates Partnership. Request to construct 22 houses along Palm View Rd.

between Cypress and Sunny Lanes. Development Plan Permit 89-P-313 Trend Development. Request to construct 24 houses on approx. 10 acres on north side of Sunny Lane, 630 ft. east of Da Vall Dr.

Annual Review of Conditional Use Permit 88-CUP-16 Perter Epsteen, Ltd. Subject permit allowed conversion of a commercial building to a new car sales facility at 71-387 Highway 111. (Continued form Municipal Code Text Amendment Municipal Code text amendment relating to naming and name changes of streets. HIGHLIGHTS OF ACTION ITEMS Sign Permit 89-P-896 Famous Fashions (continued from Request to install fascia sign on a commercial building at 71-713 Highway 111 Review of Draft Economic Development Plan (continued from ministrative assistant, said Bradley was admitted to the hospital in early April with a bleeding ulcer problem. While in the hospital, he said, doctors realized that Bradley's liver and colon cancer were "out of control." Bradley, a former San Marcos city manager who represented the 76th Assembly District since 1982, was diagnosed as having cancer four years ago.

"He was given only a few Obituaries EDISON G. WILLERS Edison G. Willers died May 30 at his home in Palm Desert. He was 70 years old. Mr.

Willers was a native of Niagra Falls, N.Y., and a resident of California for 34 years. He was a retired letter carrier for the U.S. Post Office and a member of the American Philately Society. Survivors include his mother, Laura Willers of Niagra Falls, N.Y.; one son, Edison Willers Jr. of Burlingame; two daughters, Sandra Russell of Riverside and Day Wilson of San Mateo; a brother, Tom Willers of Greenwich, Conn.

and five grandchildren. Funeral services were private. Memorials are suggested to the American Cancer Society, 100 S. Sunrise Way, Palm Springs 92262. DOROTHY M.

MUELLER Dorothy Marie Mueller of Palm Desert died May 24 in Palm Springs. She was 50 years old. Mrs. Mueller was a native of Mecca. Survivors include her husband, Merlin Mueller of Palm Desert; two sons, Michael Kelly of Phoenix and Eric Berseth of Hesperia; two daughters, Deborah Donze of Palm Springs and Polly Berseth of Hesperia; her mother, Lois Dennis of Bouse, Ariz; one brother; two sisters including Jean Skeet of Indio and two grandchildren.

Graveside services were held at Santa Ana Cemetery, on May 27. SALLY HAMILTON Sally Hamilton died May 31 at her home in Pinyon Crest. She was 52 years old. Mrs. Hamilton was a native of Minnesota and a California resident for 25 years.

She was employed as a teacher with the Coachella Valley Unified School District and was vice president of the Coachella Valley Federation of Teachers. Survivors include her husband, Marshall Hamilton of Pinyon Crest; her mother, Margaret McElliott of Oceanside; two sons, William James Hamilton of Port Moody, B.C., and Gregory Lee Hamilton of Highland; a daughter, Paula Wicks of Palos Verdes, and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Newman Center in Palm Desert on June 3. Interment was private. A SSURED MINI STORAGE SIZED TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS ELECTRONIC CONTROLLED GATES RESIDENT MANAGER TO ASSIST YOU MANAGERS SPECIAL RENT A 10X10 OR 10X20 AND RECEIVE 2ND MONTH FREE ASK ABOUT OUR MANAGERS SUPER LOW SPECIAL LOW MONTHLY AND YEARLY RATES NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED FREE TRAILERS FOR MOVING 347-8551 83-050 AVE 45 at JACKSON, INDIO months to live, but he beat the odds," Barber noted.

"I visited him a few days ago and he looked fine, but he was visibly With him when he died were his wife, Margaret, and their two daughters. Although the base of Bradley's district was Escondido, Poway and other parts of northern San Diego County, it included Cathedral City, La Quinta, Palm Desert, HAROLD F. HUTTON Harold Francis Hutton died June 1 in La Quinta. He was 64 years old. He was a native of Massachusetts.

Survivors include his wife, Mary Hutton; three sons; Harold Francis Hutton III of La Quinta, Joe Cuddy of Palm Desert, Gaylord Crichton of Tucson, two daughters, Leslie Crichton of LaQuinta and Melodee Cash of Indio Hills; 22 grandchildren and one sister, Dorothy Healy of Indio. Services were private. MARY H. LINTHICUM Mary H. Linthicum of Palm Desert died June 3 at The Carlotta Nursing Home.

She was 82 years old. Mrs. Linthicum was a native of Chattanooga, Tenn. and a Palm Desert resident for 3 years. She was a member of the DAR and the National Republican Womens Club.

Survivors include one brother, Charles Bachtel of Palm Desert; one sister, Olive Coxsey, of Palm Desert; one niece and one nephew, both of Palm Desert. Memorial services will be held in Virginia with Wiefels and Son, Palm Springs, in charge of local arrangements. DOROTHY GROTH Dorothy Groth of Palm Desert died June 1 at Mulcare Convalescent Hospital. She was 80 years old. She was a native of California.

Services and interment will be private with Wiefels and Son of Palm Springs in charge. AGNES A. NEUTOUT Agnes A. Neutout died May 28 at her Palm Desert Home. She was 90 years old.

Mrs. Neutout was a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., and a Palm Desert resident for four years. She is survived by two sons, William Neutout of Sun City, Ariz. and Leonard Neutout of S. Holland one daughter, Sylvia Pranauski of Palm Desert; three brothers, John Markunas, Tony Markunas and George Markunas; three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Funeral services and interment will be in Chicago, Ill. HENRY D. ADAMS Henry D. Adams of Rancho Mirage died May 26 in Garner Valley. He was 58 years old.

Mr. Adams was a native of Burlington, and a oneyear resident of Rancho Mirage. He moved to California 21 years ago. He was a member of the Local 1627 Drywall and Painters Union. He is survived by his wife, Darlene Adams of Rancho Mirage; two sons, Terrance Adams of San Diego, and Danny Adams; three daughters, Jackie Clark of Phoenix, Lavonne Adams of Redlands, and April Hermes of Indio; his mother Cleola Adams of Portland, two brothers, Phillip Adams and Ivan Adams; two sisters, Corrine Bliss and Tammy Jaimes and eight grandchildren.

Memorial services were held June 2 at the Oasis Palm Seventh-Day Adventist church followed by private interment. Low HIGH FIBER FAT Lower CANCER RISK OF Rancho Mirage, Thousand Palms, Bermuda Dunes, Indian Wells, Thermal and Mecca. Gov. Deukmejian is required to set a date for a special election to fill Bradley's Assembly seat. The election must be held 16 or 17 weeks later, but could be set as far off as six months if the extra time would allow it to be consolidated with a regularly scheduled election.

On the day of his death, Bradley's colleagues from both parties paid tribute to him on the Assembly floor as an honest and quiet man whose strong religious faith, gentlemanly conduct and perserverance in the face of terminal illness made him a role model for the Legislature. The Indian Wells City Council, which met in regular session on the day he died, observed a moment of silence in memory of Bradley at the outset of the meeting. "Bill helped' us an awful lot up in Sacramento he was good for the community," observed Mayor pro-tem William Arenstein, who ordered the flag at City Hall flown at half-mast. As an example of Bradley's devotion to his constituents, Barber recalled that en route to the hospital with the bleeding ulcer about six weeks ago, Bradley insisted on stopping off at the Escondido Chamber of Commerce "to help them with a legislative matter." BILL BRADLEY 76th District Assemblyman Del Del Taco Taco 81-566 Hwy 111-INDIO 347-1619 -EVERY MONDAY- EVERY WEDNESDAY TOSTADA TACO NIGHT NIGHT 2 Bean Tostadas 2 Beef Tacos (crisp shell) only $1.29 only $1.29 4 pm til closing 4 pm til closing FREE Midget Frostee Cone to children 10 and under NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! HAIR STYLING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY -COUPON- STYLECUTS PERM OR INCLUDES: SHAMPOO BODYWAVE! CONDITIONING RINSE PRECISION CUT COMPLETE WITH BLOWDRY FINISH PRECISION CUT STYLED FINISH MENS WOMEN ADULTS $10951 $3295 Reg. WE USE ONLY THE FINEST I KIDS I 11 UNDER $795 I LONG HAIR PERMS MAYBE SLIGHTLY WAVES MORE IP Expires 6-20-89 1 Rag Expires 6-20-89 IP Open 7 Days No Appointment Necessary VISA Master Fantastic Sam's the Original Family Haircutters Now over 1800 Salons Nationally EACH SALON INDEPENDENTLY OWNED OPERATED PALM SPRINGS INDIO CATHEDRAL CITY COACHELLA 324-6066 347-7935 4771 E.

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