CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
February 19, 1999 | JAMES E. FOWLER
Authors John D. Crisafulli, Sean Fisher and Teresa Villa will sign copies of their book, "Backstage Pass: Catering to Music's Biggest Stars," 7:30 p.m. today at Borders Books & Music, 9301 Tampa Ave., Northridge. The book offers favorite recipes of favorite musical stars. Meet the authors and taste some samples of their culinary wares. (818) 886-5443.
BUSINESS
August 15, 1992 | TED JOHNSON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
The Orange County district attorney's office said Friday that it is investigating fraud complaints against the owner of a small Mission Viejo mortgage banking company who already is a defendant in a civil lawsuit accusing him of double-selling home loans. Robert O. Potter, owner of PFG Mortgage in Mission Viejo, is under investigation in connection with an alleged scheme to defraud the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. in the sale of mortgage notes, said Deputy Dist. Atty. Joseph D'Agostino.
MAGAZINE
April 18, 1993 | Gordon Dillow
Steven Hughes of Ontario has a 40-mile commute, but he never gets frustrated. New Age relaxation tapes? Illegal substances? Nah, a plane-pool. Hughes, 31, is one of dozens of commuters who leave their homes in Redlands or Norco or Lake Elsinore and fly into Hawthorne Municipal Airport every day. For about $50 a week, paid to the owner and pilot of the plane, Hughes and his fellow plane-poolers get a seat on a small, usually single-engine plane.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
August 15, 1986 | United Press International
Three men are expected to surrender to authorities here next week on charges of participating in a multimillion-dollar loan fraud scheme, authorities said Thursday. Mark Steven Knapp, 31, of Pomona, Robert Potter, 51, of Laguna Hills and Steven William Hughes, 34, of Laguna Niguel were named in a criminal complaint issued Thursday by the Ventura County district attorney's office.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
August 15, 1986 | JEFF ROWE, Jeff Rowe is a freelance writer
Two Orange County businessmen have been charged with felony grand theft and conspiracy in a multimillion-dollar loan fraud scheme involving five financial institutions, Ventura County authorities said. The charges, filed by the Ventura County district attorney's office, allege that Steven William Hughes, 34, of Laguna Niguel and Robert Otto Potter, 51, of Laguna Hills defrauded four S&Ls and a mortgage lender of at least $1.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
May 19, 1995 | KENNETH R. WEISS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pentagon auditors on Thursday acknowledged that the projected $1.7-billion savings for closing the Point Mugu Navy base is outdated and that base-closing commissioners should not rely on their numbers to determine the fate of the facility, according to congressional aides. In a meeting with Rep. Anthony C. Beilenson (D-Woodland Hills) and congressional staff, Defense Department auditors said an inspector general's report was based on facts and figures that were compiled at least two years ago.