COUNTYWIDE : New Grand Jury Is Selected
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Superior Court officials drew 19 names Monday from 126 nominees for the 1992-93 grand jury, the panel that serves as a city and county government watchdog.
They were nominated by a Municipal or Superior Court judge and will be sworn in June 30. Eleven alternates also were selected.
The new grand jury will serve from July 1 through June 30, 1993. It handles citizen complaints and has the authority to investigate special districts, joint-powers agencies and nonprofit corporations. A separate county grand jury considers indictments in criminal cases.
The new members are:
Lawrence R. Becht, 81, Coronado; Audrey W. Bergner, 63, La Jolla; J. Krim Bohren, 56, San Diego; Patricia Burnette, 62, El Cajon; Nancy B. Copeland, 42, Rancho Santa Fe.
Robert E. Dunford, 58, Vista; Marydee Fensin, 40, Chula Vista; Brenda J. Gamlin, 37, San Diego; Gerald Lonergan, 63, Escondido; Sara May McGreevy, 58, La Jolla.
Thomas McNamara, 65, San Diego; Sidney Shia Neumann, 74, San Diego; James L. Rankin, 52, Oceanside; Maria Sardinas, 66, San Diego; William C. Siebold, 58, San Diego.
David Louis Tennebaum, 68, San Diego; Harold W. White, 71, Fallbrook; Stanley Wilson, 64, La Mesa; Virginiz Zorich, 70, San Diego.
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