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<br /> Tuberculosis patient who , 7.1.F. -Page 3
<br /> refused care is arrested
<br /> • Transient from area of Mexico known for drug- resistant strain of disease
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<br /> BY SCOTT SMITH an arrest warrant for Rosas Cruz, flee. Officers took him to the Kern
<br /> AssoesµledPress saying he was diagnosed with tu- Medical Center in Bakersfield. I
<br /> bereulosis in March after going to Rosas Cruz needs to undergo ,1J
<br /> FRESNO - A California man San Joaquin General Hospital's testing to determine if he is still I
<br /> who disappeared after refusing emergency room c o n t a g i o u s , gious, health officials have
<br /> treatment for tuberculosis, which cough. said. If untreated, tuberculosis can 1 ��
<br /> can be contagious and spreads by Medical staff at the hospital be deadly.
<br /> coughing or sneezing, was found told him to stay in a Stockton mo- The goal of prosecuting a tuber- Ai
<br /> and arrested on charges of reins- tel room, here a health worker eulosis patient through the erimi- ,, �11
<br /> ing to comply with would deliver his medication and nal courts is not to punish him, but Jim Gehrz /Associated Press
<br /> health officials, a watch him take it. But he left, of- to protect the public, Taylor said. an
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<br /> erc In this July 22filophoto ,forcer Minnesota Gov. Jesse
<br /> prosecutor said fieials said. In o rt papers fi s p- Ventura, right, arrive; at court with his wife, Terry, for his
<br /> Tuesday: The criminal complaint charges poet of the warrant, pub lic i health defamation lawsuit against "American Sniper" author Chris
<br /> Eduardo Ro- Rosas Cruz with one misdemeanor officials said Rosas Cruz resisted Kyle In St. Paul, Minn.
<br /> as Cruz, 25, was count of refusing to comply with a treatment from the start.
<br /> Mres ted It tuberculosis order. He also used crack cocaine d
<br /> onday in Keen R Cruz is a transient and methamphetamine, of�ala said Jury awards Ventura
<br /> 4,1 Coun y San omes f om n area of Mexico He could develop he drug- eesis-
<br /> ROSAS CRUZ Joaquin County known for a drug- resistant strain tans strain if he hasn't already,
<br /> ���� in defamation
<br /> DeputS District of TB, authorities said. they said.
<br /> Attorney Stephen Taylor said. Be- He was arrested on the San Joa- By law, health officials can't
<br /> fore Rosas Cruz can be sent back quip County warrant during a teat- force a patient to be treated for tu-
<br /> to San Joaquin County, he has to fie stop in Lamont, a community bee: losis, but officials can use the case against sniper
<br /> be medically cleared, which could about15 miles southeast of Bakers- courts to isolate the patient from
<br /> take weeks, Taylor said. field, said Ray Pruitt, a spokesman the public. That is when officials
<br /> Authorities last week obtained for the Kern County Sheriffs Of- offer treatment. BY STEVE KARNOWSKI
<br /> Associated Pre.;
<br /> ST. PAUL, Minn. - Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse
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<br /> uesday - Immigration concerns won $1.8 million T T in his two-year fig prove Poll: mmif� ration con■/�� cerns C Ventura Ventura he was defamed uesda srnper and best-
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<br /> V selling author who claimed to have punched out Ven-
<br /> tura at a bar for bad - mouthing the Navy SEALs.
<br /> rise with recent tide of kids A federal jury aided w Ventura in his lawsuit
<br /> against "American Sniper" author Chris Kyle, who
<br /> was killed reputation in Texas. Though Ventura honed e
<br /> tough -guy r reeputation the legal wrestler and action movie as
<br /> BY CHRISTOPHER SHERMAN AND actor, he maintained the legal battle was about clearing
<br /> JENNIFER AGIESTA his name among his beloved fellow Navy SEALs, not
<br /> AoorsaledPress ab tllosing a s pp d t g1 t
<br /> Kyl putedtb the deadliest sniper inUH mil
<br /> McALL Texas Fornearly _ y-' -� itaryhistory d 1 memoir that he punched Ven
<br /> two months, images of imm gr nt _ . • tuea in Calitorn 200 tt e e Ventura said tl e SEALS
<br /> children who have crossed the _ ice- "deserved to to t Iraq. Ventura disputed that
<br /> der without a parent, only to d v the confrontation, the punch, everhappened.
<br /> up in concrete holding cells 2. Ventura wasn't present for tt verdict
<br /> at his ctand didnttm
<br /> the United States, have tugged at � y 1 mediately return messages left is home art
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<br /> heartstrings Yet most Americans _ 1,..,,,-,;:.;„,;41L ney, David Bradley Olson, said Ventura felt there were
<br /> nowsayUSlawshouldbe changed > ,_k__: - "no al winners in this trial"
<br /> so they can be sent home quickly, kly, „ • * A ". SP "He's certainly grateful for the verdict, but his repu
<br /> without a deportation hearrr g 7 y ` . v - V ration with an entire generation of young SEALS may
<br /> A w Associated Pe GtK -t • i i -^ \ never be repaired," Olsen said, adding, "It is a metory
<br /> poll finds two-thirds of Americans _ 4". —' ._ \ t,,7 in the sense that the jury did tell the world that Chris
<br /> now say illegal immigration is a - - ' - Kyle's story is a lie and was a fabrication."
<br /> up1 serious problem for the country, Eric Gay /Associated Press Jurors declined to comment to reporters as they left
<br /> p 14 points since May
<br /> the and issue i
<br /> on par In der lr Protection processing photo, detainees deep In Br o cell at a Customs the courthouse Monday deliberated fl a ded Por e days c ould
<br /> concern onee rn about the ssue in and d Border Protection processing facility In Brownsv nsville ,Texas.. telling the judge Monday they y diddtbeli eve they ey could
<br /> May 2010, when Arizona's passage each a unanimous verdict, but were told to keep try -
<br /> of a strict anti-immigration mea- vador, here gang violence is per- thorities to deport children more reach Tuesday's resolution came only after attorneys for
<br /> sure brought the issue to national vasive.Many are seeking to reunite quickly. both sides agreed to allow a verdict if eight of 10 jurors
<br /> prominence. with a parent already living in the By a 2 -to -1 margin, Americans agreed.
<br /> Nearly two - thirds, 62 percent, United States. oppose the current process for John Borger, an attorney for Kyle's estate, said the
<br /> say immigration is an important Since initially calling the surge handling unaccompanied minors family would consider an appeal. He fared questions
<br /> issue for them personally, a figure an "urgenthumanitarian situation" crossing the border, which re- about by he agreed to a non- unanimous verdict when
<br /> that's up 10 points since March. in early June, Obama has pressed quires that those who are not from the jury appeared close to being hung.
<br /> President Baraek Obama's ap- Central American leaders to stem Mexico or Canada stay in the U.S. `That was a strategic call, which seemed appropri-
<br /> proval rating for his handling of the flow and has asked Congress and receive a hearing before a ate at the time," Borger said.
<br /> immigration dropped in the poll, for$3.7billion in new money tohire judge before they can be. deported. Legal experts had said Ventura had to clear a high
<br /> with just 31 percent approving of more immigration judges, build Changing the law to allow all chit- legal bar to win, because as a public figure he had to
<br /> his performance on the issue, down more detention space and process dren crossing illegally to be sent prove actual malice. The jury was instructed that Ven-
<br /> feom 28 percent in May children faster. back without such a hearing drew tura had to prove that Kyle either knew or believed
<br /> More than 57,000 unaccompa- House Republicans on Tuesday support from 51 percent of those hat he wrote was untrue, or that he harbored serious
<br /> nied immigrant children have il- put forward a bill costing $650 mil- polled. doubts about its truth.
<br /> legally entered the country since lion through the final two months Obama's proposal for emer- After Kyle was killed last year at a Texas gun range,
<br /> October. of the fiscal year that would send geney funding, in comparison, was Ventura's lawsuit moved forward with Kyle's widow,
<br /> Most of the children hail from National Guard troops to the favored by 32 percent and opposed Taya Kyle, as the defendant. She wasn't in court to hear
<br /> Honduras, Guatemala and El Sal- U.S.-Mexico border and allow au- by 38 percent. the verdict. Borger said she was "surprised andupset"
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<br /> August 18th, 2014, for the following bid.
<br /> "ONE (1) FORD F450 DIESEL DRW SUPER CAB PICK -UP TRUCK OR
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<br /> The Notice Inviting Bid packets may be obtained from the Public Works Division,
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<br /> AUGUST 18TH, 2014." The Council of the City of Redwood City reserves the right to
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<br /> Dated: July 23, 2014 SILVIA VONDERLINDEN
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