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VOLUME 1, ISSUE 7 AUGUST 4-10, 1999

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This Week's Features

Christians vs. Krishnas 

Rec and Parks Commission Schedules Special Session on Solar Web Dispute 

Mirror Profile: City Council Member Deals With Power Day & Night 

Condition of Woman Hit by Car on Montana Upgraded to Serious

Boy Shot and Killed By His Father

City Hall On Call Shows Major Interest in Events

Long Awaited Library Renovation Moves Into High Gear This Week

Meals on Wheels Needs Volunteers

Police Report Two Cases Of Sexual Assault

Protest of Street Performer Rules Is Planned

Malibu Awarded FEMA Grant To Restore Civic Center Wetlands

Murder Suspect Brought Back To Santa Monica

Virginia Park Working Group Debates Pools and Parking Lots

The Greediest People on Earth

To Pool or Not

THE GRAVEYARD SHIFT FOR FUN AND PROFIT FRANK RICH

Steve Soboroff, Riordan Advisor, Wants to Succeed Him as Mayor

Westside Teens Invited To Brotherhood Camp

From The Mirror Files: PIER CELEBRATION IS PREMATURE; BUSINESSES SHRINKING, NOT GROWING

Adventurer’s Latest Adventure Is the Restaurant Business

Business Briefs

Imax Plans Move To Santa Monica

Santa Monica’s Own Grocery Dynasty Remains a Major Presence After 50 Years

Welcome New Businesses to Santa Monica

 

Life & Arts

Forgotten Children Are Focus of "Soldier Child" At Museum of Tolerance

Hollywood's Sundance Unreels Its Third Festival

Famed Portrait To Be Shown in U.S. For First Time at Cruz L.A. Gallery

Summer’s Here, and The Time Is Right

NBA Stars Pass the Hat At Forum Sunday Night

Santa Monica East Falls to Del Rey Iin Little League All-Star Tournament

Sound Play Beats Flashy Moves in Basketball Summer League

Literary List Reveals Gaps In My Reading Hobby

Exotic Native: Jimson Weed

On The Street: Tale of Three Doves

Mirror Classifieds

Seven Days: A Comprehensive Guide To What's Going On In Santa Monica And Environs

New and/or Notable On TV

Now Playing At The Movies

Books in the Mirror

Of Particular Interest

Starry Sky Above Santa Monica

The Weather Mirror

This Week's Green Grocer Report

 

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In Her Opinion: Good Night, Fair Prince

Our Readers Write: A Day In The Life

Letters to the Editor

This Week with Tony Peyser

Past Issues

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Volume 1, Issue 4
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Volume 1, Issue 6

Police Report Two Cases Of Sexual Assault

Carolanne Sudderth

Mirror Staff Writer

   Police reported two cases of sexual assault on homeless women in the past two weeks. They believe one man may have committed both assaults.

   In each case, the suspect befriended a homeless woman, lured her to an isolated area and assaulted her. The first assault took place on Thursday, July 15 at 11:45 p.m. in a parking lot in the 600 block of Colorado Avenue. The victim was 44. Four days later, on July 19, a second woman, 45, was raped in a parking lot in the 2500 block of Lincoln Boulevard.

   Both victims described their assailant as a male Caucasian in his early 40s. One woman went on to describe the man who attacked her as being six feet four inches tall and weighing between 165 and 200 pounds, while the other described her attacker as being five feet eight inches tall, weighing 155 pounds. One victim said her attacker was bald, while the other recalled her attacker as having a shaved head or very short-cut blond hair. The assailant may have a Harley-Davidson tattoo on his right shoulder and one of a skeleton on his left.

   Anyone having information on either of the assualts or knowledge pertaining to identification of the suspect is requested to call Santa Monica Police Department at (310) 458-8449.

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