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CAUSEFOR ACHANGE

OF NAME

CASE NO.LBCP00397

PetitionerorAttorney

(name,state,bar,and

address):

Glen Gustafson

PO Box422, Avalon,CA

90704

TO ALL PERSONS

INTERESTED:

PetitionerGlen

Gustafson filedapetition

with thiscourtfor a

decree changing names

as follows:

PresentName

Glen Gustafson

Proposed Name

Glen Craig Gustafson

THE COURT ORDERS

thatall persons

interested inthis matter

appear beforethis court

at the hearing indicated

belowtoshowcause,

if any, whythe petition

forchange of name

should not begranted.

Anypersonobjecting

to the name changes

describedabove must

fileawritten objection

that includes thereasons

forthe objection at least

twodays before the

matter is scheduledto be

heardand mustappear

at thehearingtoshow

cause whythe petition

should not begranted.

If no writtenobjection

is timely filed,the court

maygrant the petition

withoutahearing.

NOTICE OF HEARING

DATE: December13,

2019

TIME: 8:30AM

DEPT:S27

ROOM: notgiven

Theaddress of the

courtis: SUPERIOR

COURTOFCALIFORNIA

CountyofLos Angeles

275 Magnolia, Long

Beach,CA, 90802Acopy

of thisOrderto Show

Cause shall be published

at least onceeach week

forfour successiveweeks

prio rtothe date setfor

hearing on the petition in

the following newspaper

of general circulation,

prin tedinthiscounty.

Dated: November 1, 2019

Sherri R. Carter

Executive Officer/Cle rk

Published in the

November 5, 12, 19,and

26, 2019

Name Change

SUMMONS

CITACION JUDICIAL

Case Number (Numerodel Caso): 19VECV00116

NOTICETO DEFENDANT:

(AVISO AL DEMANDADO):

THEODORE TSOUANATOS, an individual; MARK

RICHARDSON, an individual; and DOES1through 100,

inclusive,

YOUARE BEINGSUED BY PLAINTIFF:

(LOESTADEMANDANDO EL DEMANDANTE):

EUGENEJ. GOLLING, an individual,

NOTICE!Youhavebeensued.The courtmay decide

againstyouwithoutyour being heardunlessyou

respond within 30 days.Read the informationbelow.

Youhave30CALENDARDAYS afterthissummons

and legal papers areservedonyou to fileawritten

responseat this courtand have acopyservedonthe

plaintiff.Aletterorphone call will not protectyou.

Your writtenresponse must be in proper legalform if

youwantthe courttohear your case.Theremay be

acourt form that youcan useforyour response.You

can find thesecourtforms and moreinformationat

the CaliforniaCourts OnlineSelf-HelpCenter (www.

courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp),your county lawlibrar y, or

the courthouse nearestyou.If youcannot paythe fil-

ing fee, ask thecourtclerk forafee waiver form.Ifyou

do not fileyour response on time,you maylose the

case by default,and your wages,money,and property

maybetaken without furtherwarning from thecourt.

Thereare other legalrequirements.You may

wantto call anattorney rightaway. If youdonot

know an atto rney,you maywanttocall anatto rney

referral service. If youcannotaff ordanattorney,you

maybeeligible forfreelegal services fromanonprofit

legal services program.Youcan locate these nonprofit

groupsat theCaliforniaLegal Services WebSite(www.

lawhelpcalifornia.org), theCaliforniaCourt sOnline

Self-HelpCenter(www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), or

by contactingyour localcourtorcounty bar associa-

tion. NOTE:Thecourthas astatutorylien forwaived

fees andcosts on anysettlementorarbitration award

of $10,000 or moreinacivil case.The court’slien must

be paid beforethe courtwill dismiss the case.

іAV ISO!Lo han demandado.Sinoresponde

dentro de 30 dias,lacorte puede decider en su

contrasinescuchar suversion.Lealainformacion a

cont inuacion.

Tiene30DIAS DECALENDARIO despues de que

le entreguenesta citacionypapeleslegales para

presenteruna respuest apor escritoenesta cortey

hacer que se entregue unacopia al demandante.Una

cart aouna llamadatelefonica no lo protegen. Su

respuest apor escritotiene que estar enformatolegal

correcto si de sea que procesen su caso en lacorte. Es

posible que haya un formulario que usted pueda usar

parasurespuesta.Puedeencontrar estosformularios

de lacorteymas informaci on en elCentro de Ayuda

de las Cortes deCalifornia (www.sucorte.ca.gov), en

la biblioteca de leyes de sucondadooenlacorte

quelequede mascerca. Si no puede pagar la cuota

de presentacion, pida al secretario de lacorteque le

de un formular io deexencion de pago de cuotas.Si

no presenta surespuestaatiempo, puede perder el

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Thenameand address of thecourtis: (E lnombrey

direccion de lacortees):

LosAngeles Superior Court

6230Sylma rAve.

VanNuys, CA 91401

Thename, add ress,and telephone numberof

plaintiff’s atto rney, or plaintiff with outanat-

torney, is: (Elnombre, la di reccion yelnumero

de telefono del abogado del demandante,odel

demandante que no tiene abogado,es):

Thomas M.Ware II

15303 VenturaBlvd.,Suite 1400

Sherman Oaks,CA9 1403

(310) 557-9200

Date:(Fecha)01/25/2019

Sher ri R. Carter Clerk

(Secretario)

Angelica Salcedo Deputy

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Aflurry of buyout deals
and rising optimism about
U.S.-China trade talks sent
stocks back to record
heights Monday, the latest
bit of fuel for a market that’s
been climbing since early
last month.
Technology stocks and
smaller companies led the
way after China issued new
guidelines for the protection
of patents and copyrights.
Theft of such intellectual
property has been a big
sticking point in the trade
war between the world’s
largest economies, and mar-
kets saw China’s move as an
encouraging sign for nego-
tiations on the first phase of
a deal.
The S&P 500 rose 23.35
points, or 0.8%, to 3,133.64.
The Dow Jones industrial
average climbed 190.85, or
0.7%, to 28,066.47, and the
Nasdaq composite jumped
112.60, or 1.3%, to 8,632.49. All
three indexes set records.
The price of gold fell as in-
vestors saw less need for
safety. A measure of fear in
the U.S. stock market called
the VIX volatility index also
touched its lowest level since
July.
Stocks have been rallying
for weeks as worries about a
possible U.S. recession have
faded. A resilient job market,
which helps households con-
tinue to spend, and three in-
terest rate cuts by the Fed-
eral Reserve have bolstered
confidence.
Optimism has not been
as high for other economies

around the world, though,

where growth remains slow,

said David Kelly, chief global

strategist at JPMorgan As-

set Management.

“People are still nervous

about the rest of the world,”

he said. “All of this is sort of

acting as funnel, directing

cash into U.S. equities.”

More clues about the re-

silience of U.S. consumer

spending should arrive soon

when retailers report on this

week’s start of the holiday

shopping season.

Technology stocks had

the largest gain among the 11

sectors that make up the

S&P 500, up 1.4%.

Many tech companies

have deep ties to China, and

their stock prices have often

swung with sentiment about

trade talks. Nvidia jumped

4.9%.

The upcoming week will

be a short one for investors,

with trading closed on

Thursday for Thanksgiving.

Otherwise, highlights in-

clude reports on consumer

confidence, the housing

market’s strength and con-

sumer spending.

The yield on the 10-year

Treasury fell to 1.75% from

1.77% late Friday.

Benchmark crude oil

rose 24 cents to settle at

$58.01 a barrel. Brent crude

oil, the international stand-

ard, rose 26 cents to $63.65 a

barrel.

Gold fell $6.50 to $1,456.60

per ounce, and silver fell 12

cents to $16.87 per ounce.

The dollar rose to 108.97

Japanese yen from 108.65 yen

on Friday. The euro weak-

ened to $1.1009 from $1.1020.

Index

Dow industrials

S&P 500

Nasdaqcomposite

S&P 400

Russell 2000

EuroStoxx50

Nikkei(Japan)

HangSeng(Hong Kong)

Close

Daily

change

Daily % YTD %

2 8,066.47 +190.85 +0.68 +20.32

3 ,133.64 +23.35 +0.75 +25.00

8 ,632.49 +112.60 +1.32 +30.10

2 ,009.70 +23.83 +1.20 +20.84

1 ,621.90 +32.96 +2.07 +20.27

3 ,355.66 +33.57 +1.01 +21.58

2 3,289.15 +176.27 +0.76 +16.36

2 6,993.04 +397.96 +1.50 +4.55

Majorstock indexes

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MARKET ROUNDUP

Smaller firms and

tech lead the way

associated press

Transport for London

had already been keeping

Uber on a tight leash after

concerns about aggressive

corporate tactics and pas-

senger safety. It revoked

Uber’s license in 2017, but a

court granted it a license

lasting 15 months. The

agency extended the license

for two more months in Sep-

tember, but imposed a set of

20 stricter conditions.

In the latest decision, the

transit authority said it was

concerned that Uber’s sys-

tems “seem to have been

comparatively easily ma-

nipulated” by drivers.

One key issue was a

change to Uber’s systems

enabling unauthorized driv-

ers to upload their photos to

other driver accounts.

This let them pick up

passengers as though they

were the booked Uber driver

on at least 14,000 trips, which

means all those journeys

were uninsured, the agency

said.

The change also resulted

in some passengers trav-

eling with unlicensed driv-

ers, including one whose li-

cense was previously re-

voked by the transit agency.

The agency faulted Uber

for another “failure” that al-

lowed dismissed or sus-

pended drivers to create new

accounts and carry passen-

gers. And it cited other “seri-

ous breaches” involving un-

specified insurance-related

issues.

Uber said it has audited

every London driver over the

last two months and will

soon launch a new “facial

matching process” as part of

its systems and checks to

confirm identities.

London authorities have

concluded that a license rev-

ocation is the only way to get

Uber to play by the rules,

said John Colley, associate

dean of Warwick Business

School.

“That seems to gain

Uber’s attention and pro-

duces concessions towards

better controls,” Colley said.

Uber has expanded

quickly around the world by

providing an alternative to

traditional taxis with a

smartphone app linking

people to drivers of private

cars. But it has also faced

safety issues and accusa-

tions that some of its drivers

have assaulted and raped

passengers, as well as litiga-

tion alleging that its hiring

process and background

checks are inadequate.

LONDON’Stransit authority said it was concerned that Uber’s systems enabled unauthorized drivers to up-

load their photos to other accounts. This let them pick up passengers as though they were the booked driver.

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Uber loses London license

[Uber,from C1]

‘While we

recognize Uber

has made

improvements...

we cannot be

confident that

similar issues

won’t happen

again in future.’

—Helen Chapman,

Transport for London