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 | | Angry at Hedgecock’s attacks on her husband, Jack-in-the-Box founder Robert O. Peterson, and convinced that Hedgecock won by cheating, O’Connor retreated into a smoldering silence at her home in Point Loma, where she remained for two years. |
 | | The call was to old friend Nancy Hoover, then in partnership with her lover, J. David Dominelli, in a La Jolla—based venture that was said to be returning 40 to 50 percent annually to bigtime investors, whose ranks included lawyers, doctors, judges, entrepreneurs, the country-club set and the new mayor himself. |
 | | Just hours after Hedgecock was sworn in as Wilson’s successor, Dominelli and Hoover threw a lavish party in his behalf for 1,000 guests, a Gatsby-like affair complete with an ice sculpture—“San Diego Loves Roger Hedgecock”—floating in a hotel swimming pool. |
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