RESOLVED: Honorary resolutions flow like water from...
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RESOLVED: Honorary resolutions flow like water from the County Board of Supervisors nowadays to mark such events as birthdays and wedding anniversaries (B1). . . . Among the recipients last year: burger magnate Carl N. Karcher and his wife, honored only four months after Karcher and relatives paid $664,000 to settle a federal insider-trading suit and block possible criminal charges. . . . Unprecedented? Two weeks earlier, supervisors honored Karcher’s brother, Donald--nine months after he settled in the suit.
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