European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 04, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 12 the stars and stripes monday november 4, 1985 no Way for him of lose or win this Case � to a saw from press dispatches an appeals curl in Sacramento calif., boats that its opinion in the Case of Oresti Lodi was in even handed application of that s because sued himself and lost thereby winning. Associate Justice Richard Sims of he 3rd District court of Appeal wrote in an opinion that could not lose despite dismissal of his Case by Shasta county Superior court. This result cannot be unfair to or. Lodi Sims wrote in i he 3-0 decision that upheld the dismissal. Although it is True that As p Ailiff and Appel Lant he loses it is equally Rue that As defendant and respondent he win1 in is hard to imagine a More even handed application of Justice Sims continued. 1 Kli sought to Transfer a charitable Trust from himself As beneficiary to himself served a complaint upon himself and requested a default judgment in court when he did not respond to the complaint. In rejecting s Appeal. Sims said s Pur pose was unclear. He May have been seeking some the of tax advantage since he gave the intern Revenue service a copy of the complaint Sims noted. Sims said failed to meet the court s criteria for stating the facts of the Case. Contender fumigated Peri Panela plunder a thoroughbred Roach imported from Tampa for the third annual circa american Bug race at Palm Beach Atlantic College in fort Jitu Derwalt fit., raised then . The Hopes of his Trainer a incr. Student Chris Koch had expected the pric Roach to scuttle into the annals of Roach racing history with an outstanding performance. But Koch was devastated when he returned Home before the race. They fumigated the room a dejected Koch said. I came to get him ibis morning and he was gone. But Koch managed to get a replacement and per Planeta plunder ii proved it was no crawl by night substitute. Plunder if won its heat Over the 5-foot course but the final Victory was not to be As he lost by an Antenna to a competitor named Roach. We got second. It s better than nothing said be is Ham who helped Koch train the last minute re placement purchased from the College s science do and woo a wardrobes belgian etude not Sabien Devriendt my and Catherine Vervenne Model Tome of the latest Fathi ont in Woolen Wear from traditional to eater and Mitten to a Bird Bill matk and Cap and a wiggy Duff mop hat of a Frankfurt thaw in moored by the International Woolen Wear Industry. Parment for 25 cents. It was dead even until the end. Until plunder ii the Champion Roach was handled by student Kiin Onarecker. In its final appearance however. Roach bit the dust outclassed by Speed feel a skilled Palmetto Bug trained by de Sobey of the South Lorida science museum in West Palm Beach. Onar Cockcr blamed the defeat on fatigue. The third race was really Loo much to ask said inc Veteran of three Bug races. You can t press your Bug too hard. You can despite defeat in the Bug off Onar Cockcr won s25. Koch and Sham shared a $10 prize. The event raised about si00 for the school s science club. For the actual racers Victory was not so Sweet. Some were set free much to the Chagrin of spectators As they scrambled through the crowd. A others ended up in the Bug disposal unit a bucket occupied by a grass Snake. Books for the whole family a books do tonary works of Les Jjo Gens Oft Jib a d he
