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Home My WebLink About1984-05-14 - Orange Coast Pilot• COAST IDITlll M ONDAY, MAY 14 1984 ORANGE COUNTY C ALIF OR NIA ?5 CENT S HB man seriously hurt in blast Investigators probe Sunday born Ing In Huntington Harbour community police said. Baerg was reported in serious condition early today at Fountain Valley Communi1y Hospi· tal . thou&h hospital officials did not describe the nature of his injuries. Huntinato n Beach Sg1 . Ed McErlain said remnants of the bomb were being studied today by the department's crime lab s1afT. Detec- tives also want to find o ul why the bobby-trapped box was left at Ba.erg's home, he said, declining to speculate By PHIL SNEIDERMAN OI' ... Dolltf ,... ..... Police were continuing 1heir probe 1oday of a mysterious bombing inciden1 that rocked a Huntington Harbour neighborhood Sunday Coast Orange Coast residents are asked their opinions of the Soviet boycott./A3 A county credit card fraud investigation is under way into sexy phone call charges./ A3 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· California The Supreme Court has upheld Callfornla's .1 0 percent alcohol level as cause for arrest./ A5 Nation Two families say the FBI acted too slowly in pursu- ing mass murderer Christopher Wiider./ A5 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: World A Soviet spokesman says boycott of Olympic Games is 'irrevocable.· /A4 Two American new- lyweds apparently will be freed by Sri Lanka abduc- • tors who had threatened to kill them./ A5 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Feature s Dogs and cats go to therapist Samantha Jean Khury to solve their pet peeves./81 Wedding receptions are more fun -without the Jitters -the second time around./8 1 Traveling this sum.mer? Don't leave home without your little black bag./82 ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Sports United States Olympic water polo coach Monte Nitzkowski, of Hunt- ington beach, has some interesting observations about the Soviet boycott of the Los Angeles Games./C1. The Orange Coast area is well-represented on the All-CI F 4-A volleyball squad. /C1. New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner de- nies his club is up for sale. IC2. ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Business A hasty business mar- riage could mean a messy dlvorce./84 Benettor. a high-tech sportswear shop Is now open at Fashion Island. /84 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: INDEX Bridge Business California News Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Horoscope Ann Landers National News OpJnlon Public Notices Sports TtMev11lon Theaters Weether World Newa 83 84 A4 C-4-6 83 C6 86 c• :{ A6 ~6 C 1-3 82 82 A2 A• • morning, injuring a man who j,t· tempted to open a box left near his door. Harold John Baerg. 55, of 1669 I Sea Witch Lane. was injur~a by shrapnel when the box exploded. Today, investigators were 1rying to determine the nature of the explosive device and 1hc motive for the born~ ing. Police would not describe the bomb nor lhe box in which it was delivered. Understandably pr oud on a motive. ' The Huntington Harbour resident was identified as the owner o f an employment agency in Los Angeles It'• eaey to see why thla gor1eoua peacock at Lion Coan try Safari la proud of hla look1 aa he ba.lk• lo the aun at the Irvine wild animal park. Progress is great, but ..• not in MY neighborhood Homeowners want peace and qlilcl. but they also want public facilities r ---- Anyone reading a community newspaper for any length of Lim e is certain to encounter the Not in My Neighborhood Syndrome. It usually happens something hke lhis: Someone proposes the construe· tion or expabsion of a power plant, a jail. a landfill or si milar necessary bul unappealina facility. Quickly, the people who live nearby converge on their local elected offi cials and con- vey the following message: .. il's a good idea. but don't put it 1n n1} neighborhood." In state ot national politics. the key lobbying groups may be Big Oil. the AMA or tobacco growers. But at the city level. lhe most powerful special interest aroup is usually The Mighty Homeowners. It's not hard 10 understand why. For many people. a ho me is the most significan1 purchase they"ll ever make. Homeownen want peace end quiet in their nei&hborhood. They want it to be free of crime and traffic congestion. They want i1 10 be far from eyesores. When homeownen oppose nearby pro,ccts. 1ht:y'rc fi&ht1n1 to protect their lifestyle as well as their financial 1nvrs1ment. Hut 1hat ~1111 leaves a problem. -These same owners use elcc1nc1I}. They want their garbage taken elsewhere. They want to sec cnnlinals locked up. They'd like to enjoy some cul tural entertainment without dn\· 1ng to Los Angeles. Fine. But in a county where rapid development is leaving fewer and fewer'pocketsof open space. where do you put a jail, a landfill, a power plant or an amph11heatrc without disturb- ing the tranquility of someone's neighborhood? , Elected officials are often left with a dilemma: Should they nsk arovsing the animosity of a cluster of home+ owners at a time when local elections art often d«1dcd by a few hundred votes -or fe~r-1 Or should they d isregard the neighborhood objec- tions and make a d«ision that will benefits !he most people 1n the city or county? Examples of such homeowner 1s- !Ues arc common in Orange County: •Some homeowners 1n Costa Mesa arc complaining 10 the city about the Pacific Amphitheatre, say- ing its ronctrts arc crcat1n1 noise and 1raffic problems 1n the adjacent neighborhood!.. •Last year. some Irvine home· owncn went to cour1. trying 10 -PHIL SNEIDER MAii News PERSPECTIVE prevent Sutton Ex1ended Care Ser- vices from operating homes for small groups of mentally retarded adults 1n rcs1den11al ne1&hborhoods . .\ Judge ruled 1n favor of the Sutton group. •There's been a continuing dcba1c about where to build a new Orange County Jad. Firs!, honleowncrs 1n Irvine and El Toro blocked 11. Las! year. Santa Ana homeowners suC'Cess· fully argued ap1ns1 construction of a new Jail 1n 1hat city. where the prcscnl overcrowded fncihty IS located. And early this year, Anaheim Hill$ ho mc· owners protes1cd against proposals for a new Jail near that commun11 y The matter 1s still under study. •Newport Beach homeowners. 1r· ritatcd by Jet no1sc. have been fighting 1oclose John Wayne Airport, which 1s operated by the county In fact the City of Newport Beach burtac1s about SI m1lhon annuall)' 10 help !hem with the airpon battle. In M>me instances. cl«1td officials fPleue eee NOT I A2) I County. McErlain said it was unknown whether the box was left in front of the house late Saturday or early Sunday. Baerg discovered it bcfort 9:30 a.m. Sunday and was suspicious about the box. McErlain said. As a result. Baerg moved the box to a side rard near a metal paint shed, then hf\ed the lid from a short distance away. using a 10-foot pole, police s.1id. . The blast that followed sent shrapnel as far as 500 feet away, accordinJ to McErlain. The explosion damaged the Baerg home and caused minor damage to four adjacent homes. police said. Baera was taken to the trauma center at Fountain Valley Communi- ty Hospital with injuries received in (Pl-oeeBLA8T/A2) Feds seek 10 . in OC drug ring More than,300 FBI . local officers nab 17 In weekend sweep By STEVE MARBLE Ol_o.tr ..... SWI Federal drug 1nves1igators con· 1inucd their hunt today fo r 10 suspccls linked to what was behCved to have been Orange County•s largest narcotic network before ii was smashed by law officers over the weekend. Three of the fugitives arc behevcd to have been kingpins of the alleged massive cocaine smuggHng oper- ation. which supposedly brought $500 million worth of the drug in to Southern California in the past year. Federal agents would not say whether they believe the fugitives. incl uding Huntington Beach resident Alan Charles Mobley. have left the country. The weekend drug busl involved about 300 federal agents, local police officel1i and sheriff's deputies .,..·ho fanned out early Saturday and made . (Pl~11tt lOSOUGHT/A.2) Mystery 'copter buzzed raiders ., ...... Cit ............ ~ ....... --- Irvine cops reV'eal informant 's help By ANDREA ADELSON OI' -Delly-•• .,, A major drug dealer ..,,,1th tics 10 one of the suspected k1ngp1ns 1n a haJf. b1Jlion dollar Southern Cahfomta cocaine network. turned informant for Irvine police after they arrested hi m 18 months ago. police said today. Sgt. Leo Jones. who supervises Irvine's two narcotics 1nvest1gators. sa1d "we didn't know v.·e were on top of a major dislnbut1on nn_i" v.·hen they arrested the un1dent11ted man - and othcn after buying two ounces of cocaine 1n 1982 at a home 1n Torrance. Jones said the unnamed informant, who went into seclusion as the 1nves1tgat1on into the drug smuggling n etwork drew to a close Saturday 1morning. provided kc) information to authonties in outlining how the alleged drug ring operated . Raids by federal and local law officials broke up a Colombian- (Pl~ He llfFOR.llAft'T I A2) Robbers crash Mom's bash Three men who broke 1nto the Newport Beach Elks Lodge earl y Sundav as a bartender .... ·as prcpanng for a Mother's Da\ cc\ebrat1on .... ere arrested on suspicion of armed rob- ber;.. Richard Bon illa. the 61·\ear·old bartender. was opening the iodgc at about R:40 a.nl . for the cclebr:i.11on .... ·hen he was surpn!.Cd b~ t .... o men armed v.1th handguns. police said Bonilla. pushed to the floor. v.a-. struc~ on the head v.!lh lhc butt u t Ol1l' lift he gunn man's v.·caDQns. acl·nrd1 ng - , ' . to police. One of the suspects then fired at sh ot al Bonilla. Police claimed the bullet h11 JUSI inches from the bar· 1ender's head. The tv.·o men. weanng ski and <;tocking masks. ordered Bon1\la to open the office safe where they ohtained about S 1.000 1n cash. Ronilla. along with two Janitors v.ho v.erc Y.Ork1ng in a d1fferen1 pan tit the building. were locked into a \.I V'\'.'! tx·fr1rl' the armed intruders fled (Plea.e .ee ROBBERS/ A2) ' --· ' ' r-: 1 , ' '.\ . ' ' # 1 -- 1 1: ' l . L . ~ /-- n., ............ All u.nidentilled man off en a ton1ue-ln-ebeelt proteatat John Wayne Airport. ' - • A2**0range Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, May 1.-, 1984 Crash injures driver An unidentified man auffered neck in· jurlea ahortly after 9 a .m . thi• morninf when hla van, believed to be traveling at 76 m .p.h. .on aloplna Riqellne Drive in Irvlne. at.ruck a ~riled car, went alrt.orne and then •lammed into a UCht atandard. Gun used in airport murder tied to Saturday's drUg raid By ROBERT BARKER Of IM Oellf Piiot Stell " gun allegedly used 1n a 198~ murder was registered to one of the men arrested Saturda} in a massive drug bust. police revealed toda)'. Barclay Hodges. of Huntington Beach. was gunned down at Delaney's Restaurant at J.ohn Wa yne ~1rpon in 1982 while dnnlong wtth a cousin, Kelly Daniels. and another man. The slaying had been linked to a love triangle. Hodges was the brother of former Westminster Councilman Gil Hodges Daniels. a resident of Laguna Beach. was to stand trial on murder charges. But he disappeared In a 198-page transcnpt released Saturda)' by FBI agents at the Federal Building m Santa Ana. 11 was dis- closed that the gun allegedly used by Daniels to kill the 40-year-old Barclay Hodges was registered to Clifford Bruce Casey. 29. who was arrested bv agents at his residence in Newport Beach m the drug sweep that netted more than 20 people. The affidavit also alleged that Barclay Hodges was a drug d1s- tnbu1or for Alan Charles Mobley, 24, of Huntington Beach, one~f the purponed nngleaders. The transcnpt also alleged that Barclay Hodges had "welshed" on a $350.000 drug payoff to Mobley after Hod~es had quarreled about the quality of cocaine allegedly obtamed from Mobley. Former Westminster City Coun- cilman Gil Hodges. who 1s fighting a federal coun conv1ct1on on an un- related charges. said today the federal drug affidavit "has opened a new and painful chapter on a book that I thought was closed ... Hodges. 39. who said he's been cautioned not to talk to reponers until he consults an attorney out of concern of making libelous state- ments. ne' enheless, said the federal revelauons seem to raise the possi- b1 lit}' that his brother may have been slain for his alleged narcotics deal- ings, and possibly not be<:ausc of the so-<:allcd love triangle. He also said he believes the alleged gunman. Daniels, may either have met_w1th foul flay or may have been spmted out o the country. Daniels had posted a $4 million bond. Barclay Hod$eS was killed three days before his trial on another narcotics maner was to start. Gil Hodges, who denies drug involvement, ("Hell, no, I wasn't involved," he said) was convicted last Sep~ember of felony charges of con- sp1nng wt th others to make false sta~ements on real estate loan apph- cauons. He remains free, however, claim- ing that witnesses committed pe~ury. He also thinks he was convicted be<:ause of "guilt by association." Hod~cs. who resigned from the Westminster City Council after hear- ing a sentence of three months in federal prison and a fine of $2,000, said today: "I think I was convicted because of my brother's sins." -lif.iililMl•illiiHiil---------------- 10 SOUGHT BY FEDS ... From Al 17 arrests b\ tlw l'nd of thl' da\ in Orang1: C ou.nt~ Four othl·r ix·r~ons .,.,en: arrcst1:d in '\11am1 10 tt nm•rt1on v. ll h the l·~a1nc operation ..\gt'nl\ alleged the drug 'muggllng ring brought mnrl· rnca1ne 1n10 the count~ than un ' other operation knov. n to lav. enlorn~men1 oflicial!> and had dircn Im~' lo '-llami and C olomo1a . th t· mllthNland ol the cocaine world Along w11h the arre<,ts. narcotics officer'> ~l·1zed 41 H'h1c)e<, including numaou\ lu\u~ and spons la rs. two speed boats and ahoul $MIO 000 10 ROBBERS ... From Al to a vt•h1de v.hl'f( J third man reponl·dl} "a" "a111ng at the wheel. Pohl1: ~1d a third janitor. JUSt arrn ing for v.ur~ pral11lall} bumped mto the two llecing gun men and ran when" ht:n he \av. their guns Officers <;a1d thl' ianllor ran 10 a ncarb) phone booth anll rnntalll'll au1hont1cs The JJn1111r "J' .1hlc to pro' 1dcd police \\1 th .i Lll''lnpt11Jn of the gctawa' l.11 <HlmJ1ng to DctClt1ve Bob \tq>hrm lash. In add111on. agents confiscated ~I v.eapons -1nclud1ng an auto- matic crossbov. -and roughly I 0. 5 pounds of pure cocaine f he total amount of cocaine seized 1n the I 5-month drug investigation came to :!38 pounds. which has an estimated street valued of nearly SSO m1ll1on One of the arrested suspects. Ronald Douglas Ting, 25. was cnu- cally inJured at his Corona del Mar residence Saturda} when he was hit with a shotgun blast to the chest. The vehi cle was spotted on West Coast Highway by Newpon Beach officer Mike Oeladurantey who chased the dnver into Huntington Beach where the car was stopped. Arrested were Moms Maunce Bumbers. 20. of Long Beach: Aaron V..ayne Duncan. 22. of Carson: and Lee Everett Mosle). 24. of Carson. The) were held in Newpon Beach Jail in lieu ofS25.000 ball each. Ting allegedly pulled a handgun on FBI agents who surrounded his Sandcastle Dnve home. According to reports. Ting's weapon did not fire. The Corona del Mar man, alleged to be a second-level operator in the drug ring, remains 10 critical con- dition at Fountain Valley Communi- ty Hospital today. . Oifford Bruce Casey, a 29-year.ald Newport Beach resident. was arrested at tlis 16th Street apartment shortly after Ting was shot. Casey. 1t was learned. had been arrested four times previously on marijuana and hashish charges. However, all the charges were dismissed. BLAST ••. From Al the blast. Police said Baerg's wife, whose name was not released. was inside the house at the time and was not injured. No neighbors were injured in the explosion. police said. The bombing v1ct1m was question- ed by officers Sunday at the hospital, but McErlain said early today that police still had not determined why Baerg had suspicions about the oox. NOT IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD .•• From Al arl' ,...,a,cd h homco.,.,ner<,' argu- ml'nl' In \Ollll l •"l'' lhl')' d1!oregard ttwm Bui Olll' thing 1' ll'rta1n -~uch dtu\111n\ v.1ll nut gl'l an\ cam~r in the \ l'Jr' 111 ( onw 1111 homtov.nl'r l!l\ues Ml' \Urluung" lh Ill\ rt·a..,ing lrl'l:1uen- l \ C on'ltkr thl' th•irn' hom1:0...,ncr l nnllll I\ th.JI h.1, l' pnn o~l'll t•mo- 11011al l'\lhangl'' 111 f 0Lin1.11n \'allC'\ <luring tht· pa\t ''n ~ · < lnl· l onlTr 11' '\ ll'hf," ~dlool. lm.1tt•d nt'Jr 1tw ll'11ll'r ul CJ hou"ng tr.111 1n thl• nurthl-'l'\I \l'l liun 111 thl' II\ \11\l l' II "·" hutfl IO thl' I 9(l{J\ '\ 1d1l,I\ c 1pn .11nl '" ,1 1} p1ral nc:1gh h11 rhoni.l rlcinrntan 'l honl Rut Ix· l.IU<,t' ol J ch111dl1ng t•nrol lmrnt. r ount.iin \ alll'\ '-It hool Dl\tnrt lfU\ll'C\ l.l\t Jurw '"'lll'lldrd l 1.1\\('\ JI '\ ll'h!;1, '-llhool li<l\lHn <lit' J nothn 1n- 'tann• tn .,., h I\ h homenv.nrr\ make thl'm\t'h t'' ht«ml I >unng puhhl hearing\ 11·, no1 unu\u,11 tor ont· to 1 plt•ad "( It>\(' \ollll' ntht•r \l hool hut not m1nl' I hour.ht Ill\ hnml' hrrt· ~o r\l\ < h1ldrcn t·ou li.l walk Ill \thnol "lthout t ro<;\ing a hu \\ \trcC't ·· In lhl\ ini.tancr tht• d1<,tm t drudrd \nnw \t hool' had 10 hr , 10.,.,·d .rnd '\1d1I<" "'a' one ol thl'nl But the HU\ll'l'' J1d not y,.;inl lht• '>l'hool to a·m.1in l'n\PI' t>c.•u1m1ng an ra'i\ taritt'I for 'andal' .tnd n entu.111~ .1 1klcnn.i t 1 ng n l'\Orc Tht· d1\tm 1 did nnt v.ant 10 .. c11 tht' '' hllnl tx-rau\l' lunlh from a \ale \.\.ould 1.1n hat Ii. 10 thC' \t:ltc v.h1l h had lna1wd tht• llllllll'\ to ouild "le1hlil\ • ur1lwrr\\11rC' 1f p11pul<1110n rrcnd\ l h.ingt• thc~'>1 m11th1 he nC'C'i.ll·d attain • 1, an dt"nlt' tan \l hnol \ tkl 1,1 n "'<l" m.1dC' 111 lt'3'>l' thr '< fiool li.cc-pint-.lJ 1n uw and gt'n<'rat· 1ng kl'' In p;\\ liH)t\ upkl'l'P \ tl'l\Jnt "a' \011n \lgnrd up It Y,.J\ lh l' I lun11n•·••111 •ka1 h I n1nn I lrph School Distnct. which needed space for adult classes. Its da)' and night courses mclude business education. English as a second language and parent education. That sounds like a wonh:,-project But many of the homeowners who live near N1eblas prefer to describe 1t as a nightmare. N1eblas was built awa)' from major throroughfares but \.\-lthin walking distance for ne1$h- borhood children. Its small parking lot was designed for a few teachers and office worke~ The students who now attend N1cblas are adults. and 10 the Cali - lom1a trad1t1on. many dnve to and from the school. The N1eblas home· ov.ners sa)' the adults students ha ve l reated traffic congestion on the qu1e1 res1dent1al street'i. The) park along these treet~. sit on JX'Oplc's lawns and discard their Inter in the neighborhood. the residents da1m The) sa~ burglanes and other lnminal actn1t1es are on the nsc. f 'en 1f the students themselves are not rt.•sponsible. the adult school provides a perfect cover for cnminals c:t\ing the neighborhood. they say The N1eblas dispute 1!> now before the Fountain Valky Plannine Com- m1s!l10n. which 1s conli1denng whether the adult o;chool meets local 10n1ng gu1delinco; And the debate ma" ('ventuall) go to the< It)' C'oun ul "'irhool and city officials are Cll· 1)('rted to meet l,()()n with the ne1ah· horood representatives I~ a com- prom1i.e po'i~iole'' The homeowners contend an adult school 1~ a fine idea. out Niebla t'iJUSt not nn appropnate lornt1on Yet Fountain Valley School l>l\trn 1 official\ mu'it wonder. 1f the homeuv.nt'r'> ""on't tolerate an adult \dwol at N1C'hl<1' what kind of tenant Wiii till'\ ilUt'pt" • In the end. the city's elected officials may be left with a particu- larly difficult decision to make. Meanwhile. in the southeast sec- tion of the city. another homeowner issue resurfaced recently. Directors of the Sanitation Dis· tricts of Orange County Just hired a New York firm to propose ways to curtail odors associated with the sewage treatment plants m Hunt- ington Beach and Fountain Valle:,-. The odor abatement study will cost SI 11 .000. In recent years. homeowners living near the plants ha ve become 1ncreas- 1ngly vocal. complammg that plant odors are making their lives un- pleasant. One man said he hadn't detected a problem when he bought his home near the Fountain Valley plant I 0 years ago. But 1f he placed 1t on the market today, he says he'd pray the wind would be blowing 10 the other d1rect1on when a propsective buyer v1s1ted. In other words. his propeny value 1s at stake. But there's that familiar dilemma: Orange County's rapid growth has been accompanied by an increasing need for 'iCwage treatment and dis- posal. E vcn 1f present odor problems arc curtailed. what will happen if sewage processing is increased to meet the county's growing demand? And plant expansion rs under conli1derat1on by county sanitation officials. Fountain Valley City Coun· cllwoman Barbara Brown. however. said she believes the ci ty has already done its part in trcaun g the county's \<:wage. Any add111onal processing. she said. ought to be done elsewhere . If 11 co mes to that, it's not hard to predict the reaction of other com· mun1t1c\ let's get that 'iCWOJC pro- ('Cssed. but don't do 11 10 m> neighborhood ' lllr flllngllCllft .. .. Coutal ~ .. ,. ... u N llo9lotl 10 .. , .. *:t. n.My --ftlOl\I . _...,.. 12 ,, lnd::":l -...~.~ ~llO ., 3e ,..,.._ 10 7a. "-IOl\lgfll I 10 lklttinOfOll. V1 5t 0 u . c....., 70 40 lrvW wet-· Light .,.,..._ .wwlit ~on.S C ., 10 """"' l'llglll and :::I "°"'' !»-<:NifWIOl\,W V 13 63 OOf'*'9 ~to"" to 1• 1111GU ~.HC 12 eo wltll t to S fOo4 wtnc1 ..... 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Juen.P " 90 74 l'Nledelphit 73 52 SISteMlfle M ,. ~ 103 13 Seeftlt M 4& Piii~ .. 41 Sl'tr:1:: .. .. Pon ,Mt 87 47 SIOua t111 10 ,. P0t1land,Of 118 41 SPOii-14 54 Pl"OYldencll 70 52 SYftcu• 53 39 ::rClfy 81 63 Topeke .. &4 70 '3 T-N .. Reno ., 53 TulM 91 68 Rlctllnond 11 se WMhlngton 71 83 Seer-to 92 54 WIChllt 87 81 Stloull a. &2 Wllk•-0.re 68 45 SI Pet ... Tempe 89 ae Wiimington, 0. .. 52 ,....,,.,... ., 118 New O.IHn• 87 82 Temperatures New Yorio 75 52 SURF REPORT HI Le Eztended AIOeny eo 42 t..OCATIOef Im COMDfTIOW 1-3 Albuquerque t& 63 HunUnoton 8"dl poor Amarillo 92 54 SOUTHERN C ALIFORNIA RI..., Jetty. Newpor1 2..J ,.,, <10th Sit-. Newport 2..J ,.., Ancnor~ 5a 3a COASTAL AREAS -Some night and A~lle 79 5-4 ewly motnlng IOw c:ioudl ,_ Ille 22nd Sit-. Newport 2·3 , .... Atlanlt es ... CONI TUllOey through Tllut"IOty ~Wedge 1·2 poor Au.Mic Cllf 68 57 Ot,,.,..... lelf Hight '1om upper 110e lagune 8-:fl 1·2 poor ""911n 93 87 -"" ~ through mid eo. Sance..-te 2-J 11111' 8'11lm«• 75 52 llMnd .,_ Overniglll IOwt In 50. encl Wll• len"I) 83 Swell d ire ction ~ 13 se low tlOe Soul-I Robbers hit in Costa Mesa in two weekend incidents Two robberies in Costa Mesa over the weekend resulted in a $200 loss to a liquor store and a $600 loss to a couple whose car was broken down at the Cali fornia 6 Motel, police said. In the incident at the motel, 144 I Gisler Ave .. police said they believe a male Ca ucasian. described as 27 to 37 years old with curly brown hair and brown eyes, was lying in wait Satur- day night to rob anyone who walked through the parking lot. The victims told pohce the) dis- covered about 7:20 p.m. that their car, parked in the motel lot. would not stan. The:,-said a man approached the car several times and finally knocked on the window. according to a police spokesman. '"Arc you waiting for Triple A. too'1" the man asked. When the couple affirmed they were. the man replied, "Well, I hate to add insult to IOJury. but give me your purse. I've got a gun." The spokesman said the man then simulated a gun in his pocket and th e woman handed over her purse, containing S600 in cash and valu· ables. The suspect made off in a car with the license plate covered up, the spokesman.added. The couple, of Costa Mesa, said the man was wearing a floral print shirt. He was 5 feet 9 inches taJI and wcighd about 165 pounds. On Su nday, a man walked into the Harbor Liquor store, 1927 Harbor Blvd .. and demanded money from the clerk after displaying a small silver pistol tucked in his waistband. The spokesman said the clerk told police she grabbed several bills from the cash register and handed them over before the man fled on foot. He made off with about $200, police said. Federal grant funds CM social services Social service programs rang.ing from adult day-care centers to fair housing counselors to therapeutic drama classes have received funding from Costa Mesa's share of a federal grant for non-profit organizations serving the ci tv. A total of $226.500 was allotted from the city's General Revenue Sharing/Community Development Block Grant for funding 20 city programs for 1984-85. The city's Program Screening Committee met Apnl 19 and 20 to review the 26 f und1ng apphcat1ons 1t received. The recip1en1s were an- nounced last week The Share Our Selves Emergency Services project received $25.000 - the highest single amount 'glven to an 1nd1v1dual organ1zaton. The Share Our Selves Medical Center. an af- filiated program which fund s a medi- cal clinic for low-income persons. received S8.000. The Harbor Area Adult Day-Care Center and Oran$e County Interfaith Shelter each received $20.000. Applications submitted by five non-profit organ1zat10ns were not funded. INFORMANT TIED TO COKE BUSTS ••. From Al M1am1-0range County cocaine network Saturda y, which in the past year has brought in $500 million worth of the expensive white powder into the county, FBI and federal Drug Enforcement Admin1strat1on of- ficials said. Twenty-one people were arrested in weekend raids. but three of the four suspected ringleaders eluded capture. Jones said the drug dealer turned informant was only one person removed from Alan Charles Mobley of Huntmgton Beach. who drug WE'RE LISTENING Just Call 642-6086 Delly Piiot Dell very It Guerenlffd "-' ,,,,,.., f '•dit1 n , ••1 ' 1 t 4"fl' ,.t'1 l••U fl' t, , ,., c..-• r~•1 ,. 'I r ,.. •1i'1 , ii ; , w It agents sa) was m charge of d1stnbut- ing Colombian cocaine on consign- ment through a network of a dozen or more dealers throughout Southern California. The Irvine informant's territory included Orange County and south Los Angeles, and had distributed about $750.000 worth of cocaine dunng his year-long relat1onsh1p with Mobley, Jones said. He led a better than average middle-class life. own· mg an ~xpens1ve pleasure craft and a new A.mencan-made sports car. he said. The 1nfocmant was ensnared by Irvine police through a trail of people, beg.inning with a low-level informant who knew a middleman who had contacts with the dealer, according to Jones. The man decided to cooperate with police after facmg charges stemming from the Torrance drug buy. So far he has not served any jail time. "If they see the bars close behind them, generally they reach out for help." Jones said What do you like about tbe Dally Pilot? Wbat don't you like? Call tbe number at left and your message will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to lbe appropriate t dltor. The same 24·hour answerlna service may be used to record letters to tbe editor on any topic. 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Wt"'-n1 ,-dCll 4110ll Mllr .. ~r • Sll\.Of'd "'8n l>0918Q9 Pl•d 11 l.ott• Meu C•Mot• tlJPfi t U 8001 SvbK.,PIOOll by c.e rt• J.1 1~ .._,..., 1>1 ..... Ml so -•Ny VOL n, HO. 135 • Bu LLETIN B o~Ro First ald top.le of free pr_~gra • Phys1c1an Paul Curry will discuss firs emergencies in the home during a progra Monday, May 1 ~·The event, which is free and public, will begin at 7:30 p.m. at 8700 Wa Fountain Valley. The event will be presented by E.R.A. Star and M.D. Urgent Care Center. Refreshments will be served. For more in or to make reservations, call 84 I -5 177. Reserve police ofllcen w. Residents interested in volunteering as reserve officer for the Irvine police department shou submit applications at City Hall by May 21. Reserve officers arc required to volun mini- mum of 16 hours per month in order to maintai raining standards. Accepted candidates are given t ning a reserve academy, conducted two evenings per ek and all-day Saturday for five months. At successful compleuon of training. rese nde patrol with cxpencnced officers. · Summer counes a vallabl More than 200 courses in subjects ran from poetry wntsng to accounting are available to udents through the summer session pro~m at UC I . Apphcauons are now bemg taken for e two consecutive sessions. The registration deadlin or the first session, June 25-Aug. I. 1s June 20. Stud s who apply later will be charged extra fees. Most classes meet for six weeks are offer ti units. Fees average S 140 per course. Club to discuss health car Health care costs and how to keep them do ill be the subject of the Frontiers of Knowledge akfast meeting Tuesday at the UC Irvine University C Ronald K.aldor, deputy director of the stat part- ment of Health Services. is the featured speaker. akfast begins at 7: 15 a.m. and uckets are S 12 per perso Health care professionals, employers and t are invited to attend the meemg. sponsored by Busmess and lndustnal Associates. Other panic1pants will include finance ex from hospitals. insurance firms and professionals gro Reservauons can be made b) calling 856-62 CdM run set ln June The third annual Corona del Mar Scenic SK un is scheduled for June 9. The race start time is 8 a:i. on Ocean Ave., above the Corona del Mar State leach parkmg lot. For more 10format1on about the race. di the Newport Beach Parks. Beaches and Recreation Cpart- ment at 640.2271 . Clv11 defense session Thur"ay The Physicians for Social Responsibility, t~rbor Reform Temple and STAND will present ··ci"( fense Planning for Nuclear War in Orange County" 17 , 7:30 p.m. at 2100 Mar Vista in Newport Beach. lhmore information, call 552-5589. Volunteers needed The south Orange Count) Volunteer Orter ss seekmg assistance m a mass fingerpnnung prorcm for children in south Orange County on Ma} 26aad 27. Volunteers will receive training for the program.vhsch 1s a response to ··Adam:· a recent telev1s1on dra111 about m1ss1ng children. For 1nformat1on call 953.757 or 855-6772. Prop. A forum Wednesday A forum on Propos1t1on A. the proposed ~e cent sales tax 10crease for transportation. will be ,tJd on Wednesda)'. May 16. 8 p.m .. at the lgleSi Park Community Center, 24671 Via Iglesia, Laguna H I;. The forum is being sponsored by the Saddleba4' Area C'oordinaung Council. All county residents are 1ivted. Learn about blood pressure The Orange Coast Hean Institute at Hoag Moorial Hospital will present a special program on wha ,eople should know about high blood pressure Monday ~ay 21 at 7 p.m. For more 1nformauon, call 76().5923. Monday, May 14 • 6:30 p.m .. Costa Mesa Planning Comm1slcn. C1ty Hall Council Chambers, 77 Fair Dnve. Costa Ms. • 7:30 p.m . Laguna Beach Arts Corsdsslon, Council Chambers. 505 Forest Ave. • 7:30 p.m., lrvlne Transportation Commlsm, C'it)' Council Chambers. 17200 Jamboree Road, lrvint • 9 a.m., Orange County Transportation Comlisslon . Hall of Administration. 10 Civic Center PlauSanta Ana. • I: 30 p. m .. Orange County Plu.ning Commslon, Hall of Adm1n1stration, I 0 Civic Center Plaza. Sar\ Ana. PoucE Loe OellJ l"lot Ptloto bf..._... K......, Artlat Lln Smith po.ea ln front of one her painting• of orcblda on dlaplay at Piret'a ln South Coaat Plaza Mall. Orchids in bloom at South Coast Plaza The beauty of orchids-both 10 bloom and on canvas -1s being celebrated 1n an unusual art exh1b1t at Piret's in the South Coast Plaza Mall. The exh1b1t combines delicate orchid pamtrngs b) artist Lin Smith with living orchids in their full spnng bloom. The orchids an." on d1spla~ at Piret's 10 the mall's Carousel Court, 3333 Bnstol St.. in Costa Mesa. The public exhibit runs thro ugh June 4. Eagle f <Jund in OC sent to Fresno center ANAHEIM (AP)-A starving bald eagle captured in Orange Count)'. six weeks ago was flown to a fedcrally- hcensed rehab1htat1on center 10 Fresno for birds of prey. Greg Hickman, a wsldlifc rehab1l1tator rn Anaheim. said the eagle will stay at least a month at the center. then will be taken to a pnvale rehab1hta11on center on Catalina Island and eventually be released. The bald eagle was found March 29 dehydrated and starving near a school)ard sn Anaheim and was apparently unable to hunt for food despite being about a year old. Hickman said. In Fresno, the bird will be kept m a free-flight cage with other birds where 1t can practice fly10g and catching wild prey. such as rabbits. and flex its muscles. Hickman said. The bird has not flown si nce its capture. Hickman said. The bald eagle ss the national symbol of the United States. 1s considered an endandered species and 1s protected by federal law. HB man stabbed in chest following traffic dispute >\ Hunt10gton Beach man v.as 'ltabbed following an argument over a traffic 1nc1dent 10 Newpon Beach on Sunday The v1ct1m . Christopher K. Hallman. 20. was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital 1n Newport Beach where he was treated for two small chest wounds. He was dnvmg his 19 78 Honda Civic on Balboa Boulevard near 44th Newport Beach A Newport Beach man reported the theft of a surfboard valued at S 150 from his unlocked garage 10 the I (X) block 1f 14th Street Saturda) • • • A Newport Beach woman reported Saturday the theft of an auto stereo valued at S 150 from his home in the 200 block of 62nd Street Saturday • • • A ( orona Ml Mar man reported the theft of an auto sten~o 'alutd at S 1.200 from hie; I <>84 Mercede par1'.rd 1n thC' ROO block of Dtwcr "iunda) • • • Minute Ksng Ma rket a1 3~10 In me reported at was robhc<f ofSWO sn cash ahout 2 IS' p.m. S~uurda) The ~u~pec1. a mnn in in his 20c,, about 'II). fc<'t tall. told the clerk he had u gun and ''wou ld blow H>ur head off d \OU Street abet 5.15 pm when a small Japanese-iakc car cul him off while changing nes. Halima and a companion entered into a souung match w11h the occupant~f the other car and then drove offo a Sto,P-:N-Go market at 4555 W. oasl Highway. The other car follo\lid Hallman into the mar- ket's pas1og lot. Whenhllman got out of h1s car to do an)#11ng stupid:· The suspect made a~C'an getawav. police said. . . ' A ~e rt Beach man reponcd the theft o 1983 Ford T-Bird valued at S 15, from the '800 block ot C'ampu aturda)' • • • A Ne!J>Ort Beach man reported the thef\ of1i 20 1n cash from his home 1n the 4()()1ock of Ncwpon <;&turda' Fount tn Valley Butficntcred a residence 10 the 17000 k of San Ricardo Street and ole o men·sgold nngs valued at S3000 f~m the ma'itcr lx-droom • • • Somle took a bc1g<' nylon pu™' contain S 138 1n cac;h and ml\· ccllanc 1tcm'I dunng n pan)' 1n th<' 11000 1Mnc<' of Stom·crcs' i\' cnuc go the market he was approathed b) an Asian male. about :!O-:rears-old. from the other car The two sta ncd to fight , pohce said. Another Asian man. about the same age. approached the fighter.-, He alleged!) stabbed Hallman 1w1cc rn the chest. Hallman was taken to Hoag where X-rays revealed that the wounds were only msnor. A thief stole a nav)' blue golf back and club~ valued at S6 76 that the owner propped up agasnst the rail as he v1s1ted a cafc al Mile SQuare Golf Course • • • Someone stole a tool b<n. tools and thn.'t' tires from the Te;l(aco scnscc '\tatmn Q475 Warner A"e • • • Burglars pned open the front door 1n the 200 block of Pigeon Lane and c,tolc a '1dco recorder and gold chain 'alucd at S 1600 • • • Rand1tc, rut open a ~droom v.10- do" screen and '\toll' a 14 1nl h P:ma\onll' lolor 1ek'1'•11on sct ".ilucd at S '00 • • • Somcon<' '<tole a Pna'lonic Om- n1v1!.wn T Y ..ct \alued a\ SQ4Q from •\('a1knn "1d('1), I !U 22 8r<X'~hut'1 "' or.,f. Cout DAILY PILOT/Moftday, May 1•, '1114 • A8 Credit card fraud probed in sexy.phone call charges ANAHEIM (AP) -Pohce and corporate fraud mvcstlgators claim at least two compamea that arnn1e sexy telephone calls are funneling $9 million a month out of Orange County bank accounts throu&h a complex credit card scam. But af\er e1~t months of invcstip · tion. authori11es say they're stymied because few of the victims have been wi lling to prosecute. Ken ~u. a fraud invC$tigator for Anaheim police, said the phone-sex firms use customers' credit card numbers to profit at the expense of those customers as well as 15 com- mercial banks and 40 small busi- nesses 10 the count} pom<>p'lphie mapzines, can charac from S2S to SSO for a 3().minute call depen~n· on how explicit the con· versatton 1s. When the cha~ appears on the customer's credit-ard bill, it almost never is shown as from a phone-sex service because lhc firms /romise d iscretion, Scott said. lnstca • t~ will name some other business.· He said the services under in· vestigation obtained pcrm1ss1on from small businesses to use their name for billings and to run the bills through the merchant's bank ac- count. In return.~ mcrcb.anu are~ iled between) percent and 6 pen:eal of tbe \C~one scrvica' recei~ said Detective Bernard Bradky. .. That 1s one heck of a aempt,i111 off er v.iben you consider tbat t111e billinp lhrou&h one bulioess KICOWlt averaae between S 1.soo and $3,500 a da)' frOm the phone service, .. 8r8d~ said. The merchant's bank credits tho deposit immcdtately, said Bob Brad· bury, chief investigator for Credit Systems, Inc. of St. Louis. Mo., corporate owners of the MasterCard and Visa credit systems. Police wouldn't 1denufy any banks or busmesses allegedl> involved be- cause the 1nvesugauon 1s continuing. Deluca znurder trial starts The scheme·s success stems from the embarrassment of the sex cus· t.omers, the small businessmen look· mg for quick no-work dollars and banks afraid oflosing lucrauve credit- card accounts to competitors, authonues said. In a typical sex-over-the-phone transaction. ··You call, gJve your name, card number and a callback number." Scott said. ··The service then venfies the card with Visa or MasterCard and then they contact a gi rl who calls you." The services, which advertise in WE ASKED: Huntington Beach teen-ager Gabriel Deluca ss ')(:heduled to stand trial today in the bludgeonmg death of a female postal worker whose body was found sn a U.S. Postal Service car in a church parking lot. Ida Jean Haxton. 30, of Garden Grove, was beaten and stabbed and her body was found Jan. 3 10 Costa Mesa. about I 1h miles from where she had deli vered mail sn Huntington Beach's Meredith Gardens. Investigators fou nd a hunting knife 10 the vicum's light green postal car. Deluca. 18. an Orange Coast Col· legc weldjngjtudent, has pleaded innocent to a murder charge and to allegatsons that he used a knife and club in the 1"11ling, Jury selection was completed last week m Supenor Court Department 51 at the West Orange County Judicial Distnct in Westminster. Orange County Deputy District At· tomey Bryan Brown will handle the prosecution while attOi:Q._CY John Dolan will defend Deluca. The tnal 1s expected to last about a moo th. accordmg to court sources. ''How do y ou f eel a bout t h e Soviets pulli n g ou t of the s ummer Oly mpics?'' Linda Packard teacher Irvine Elaine Smith house wife Newport Beach Debora Jaramillo lab tedlniciu Costa Meu .. It seems like evef)One has forgotten about the KAL plane the) shot down It seems lhe>'re onl} interested in the games. People ha ve short memones.·· Don Pollock retired Newport Beach "I think 11's ~ catastrophe. I don't think politics should enter 1010 Olympic sport. We started It. but sports should be non-pol i t1cal. ·· ·· 1 couldn ·t care less I don't care 1f the' come or the) don't. I rcall) feel we·re getun$ v.hat we de- serve We did the same to them .. ''I'm glad the~ did. lt seems hke thafs the) 're pa) back to us for not gomg over 10 ·go " Chris Jarvie student Cost.a Mesa Craig Radabaugh unemployed Costa Mesa Sean Rowland tool maker Costa Me~ Clark Musser retired Newport Beach .. I couldn't care less. I feel sorry for the athletes. though. They're the ones who w1ll suffer. I have a feehng the) might go, an}· ··1 think It's too bad The\ should set difference" aside for the 01) mpu:s ·· ·-1 don't rcalh ran~ ah<\ut the 01) mp1cs I thin I>. 1t'' a cap11al1st Oh mru:' and we·11 JU\l lo\e a lot of mone\. that'<, Jll · .. The) 're Just gett10g re- ' enge for Mosco"' It'll bug the athletes. but 1t doesn't bug me ... Wa)." ' CoataMeaa .\would-be robber" ho appan.•ntl} lacked nc·r' e entered Charl1e·s Ch1l1. ~278 Nr"port Boulevard. aturda) night and a\ked the clerk to gl\ e him some mone). But v. hen the cashier tu med to the manager and said. ··This gu} "ant~ to rob us:· the man turned tail and ran out of the rec,taurant Police v.ere unable to track dov. n the suspect. who was descnbed a~ Caucasian. 5-fcct-I 0. 180 to I ~n pounds. v.1th long wa'} hair and a mustache. He wac; v.eanng a blut' haseball cap ' ... A ~anta Ana v.oman and her 10- )ear-old daughter were arrc'it<.·d ~at· urda) and charged with susp1c1on ot petty thef\ at the South Coast Plaza Mall after they allegedly shoplifted S43 worth of merchand1<1e The woman, 32-)car-old Tere~ .\yala. allegC'dl)' instructed her fou r children. as young as four 'cars old. to tai..e Items from stores and put them in heor shopping bag. In the oog. police found a kite and some stickers from F -\ () Schwarz and a nail kit and hp glo-;s from Nordstrom'" Dc-panment Store • • • >\kuchen v.10dov. was pneJ open at a home on the I ~00 · blod. of C'onander Dn'c Fnda\ and a 'it<'r<'<' wa'i \tolen in the break ·1n • • • \( heHOn'ltat1onat IQSE J71h"l1 wa .. hurglanz<-d Fnca\ night. allegell h h\ a Newport 8e3{ h <'m~IO)CC' Tht· c'mplo)"tt allegcdh too~ $.ti I and ran oO tu Las \ cp,a'I with h1 l 4·\<'3Hlld (ltrlfncnd • • • >\front door that v.a' kl\ unlo(k<'~l at a home on the ROO bl°' k ot Joann St~t prov1d<'J entf) to a th1cl <iaturday n1llhl \\ho \tt>k a rt' I kt jtUn I m~ wa!i plarrd :.H SKO Two 18-H·ar-old tx>\''1 "l'H' ..,l•l'n taking potied plant'> l"rom I l.irh.11 Lav.n C-emctaf\ 1600 Gl'lt•r \\r aturda) nening The pair ltlt1k n il 1n a car" 1th the plant' Laguna Beac h .\ ssh er SCr\ Ill" <,et \\llrlh I -II "as reponed c;tolt'n trom a rl·.,.,.k rkl in the I ~00 hlOl I>. nt 'itarlit Dn q Sunda} afternoon • • • .\ los" ol undl'lerminl'\I '.1l11l' re.,ulted from a re<.1dl·nt1a l hurglan in thr 500 block ol \ea' ll''' l.,trt·l't ~aturda} aftcrno(.)n • •• .\ res1dent1al hurglar. tl•.,ulll•J 111 the loss of SQJ 1n i..urfl'nl ' n n Saturda} morning 1n the .,1 111 hit~i..1lf Nonh Coast H12h"'a) l • • Police and firefighter., re,pondeJ ll' the Old Top of thl' World m·1tlh horhood Saturda' night 'honh before 11 pm . near thl' hrc maJ leading 10 ~rch Beach H<'1gh1,. ll' rescue t~o teenager' "'ho had ta I kn into a ra' rnc and wuldn't get nut On<' of the tCTm sufkrt'J a d1slcKall'd knt"e in thr fall of about ~ ~ feet The re~ue effort la\tC'd appro\1match -'' m10utes The' 0uth" \\Cfl" 10 a fl<'\\ll·J fire area. a fire department \fl<lk<'"· man ..aid ""o l'harlll'' ""l'rl· lilnl Huntinaton Beac h Entenng through an unl1x ked lwnt door som<'onl." hurttlan11.·<l a hl,ml· rarl\ t\~a' on thl' 11\~oo hl1~ k 1'1 f)(-ms on L~1nl" Thi• hw· 1m lulk\I \tcreo equ1pml·n1 "mlh I 'Kll • • • \ r<'.,1111."nt n t the I "On hh ~ \; nl \l\u1u1 I :io<' r<'pc1ned 'i.1turda\ that \omronC' \tok ,t rt"d \c."ar\ Io \flt"\"'i.1 hind<' lrc'm tht• ha\ kurJ 111 the hortH" The• ln<o<o "-:l' C'<;t1ma1l·11 .1t \I ~O ~ I lJ"l" Datsun K ing (_ab pick up v.a' rt·ported stolen ~unda) from a rarl>.1ng lot at I I th "treet and Pacific ( oa't H1shv.a) The los<. "'as esu- matrd at$ I 500 • • • ~ ntenng through an unlod.~ bad. \' rndo" <,omeone burgJanzed a h0mc n' l'r the "eekend on the J 6QOO hlocl>. of 'i1ms treet The loss 10- d udcJ 1e"'C'ln "'onh S6 .,0 and nw; ll·llanl'ou' goods v.orth $120 Irvine Burttlar<t stole S.\05Q 1 n Je\\clr\ and other 'aluahles from a home 1n thr 4000 blod. of Lockha' en Coun earh 'und;.l\ momsng. · • • • ·\ ~n-,ear-0ld In rne man was .1rrec;ted tor c;usp1cson of assault with a dcadh weapon unda} morning af\cr .illegedl) stabbmg the bo} fnend ofh1s 01cce J1mm1e Han of Parkv1ew U.ne "'a' ticsng held on SI 0.000 ba1l after a ~8-,car-old Santa .\na man was \C\.Crth \tahlx'd sn both hands after hnnp.ing his date home turd.av n1iJ.ht • • • .\hout 18 pc-<lplr v.crc arrc-c;t~ on drug.. hQuor and ~capons charses dunng a concffl Satu~' at the If'\ mr Meadows .\mph1theatt'r Most v.rrt' taken into cu-;tod' in the outssdt' pjrkintt lot ()nl \OUth W3<; taken 1ntO \ U\tlld\ IM P\.l\\('"1\10 ot a 'Ci 7 Magnum ••• ..\ tiu\ loaJ of l 1 r llf\I ollin•f' , oll1dt·d "'1th a JC't'P drs' en h\ Jnolhl"l \.t,mnc: \atutda\ afternoon at Bun Rl)3d and "l<lnd ( amon ""<"nuc Th( tiu' dri\t•n h' ,1 ~orporal apparent!) had ta1\t.-d to 'tnp at a r~d liiht and l nlltdC'd \\Ith a hick dn,en b) I )t•nn l\ < nk ni.111 'fi nl \anlu A..na .~ ' •• Orange Coast OAILV ~/Monday, May 14, 1984 Soviet boycott decision 'irrevocable' MOSCOW (AP) -The: ~ov1ct Union's dcc1s1on to Hou~ are placed h1Jher than Ol)'mp1c 1dcab." pull out of the Loi AngC'Jc, Summer Olympics 1$ The Soviet boycott was announced TueMlay. stun· after a U.S. State Depanment otncial met 1n WasJunaton on Apnl 27 with an official of the Soviet embassy. · 1m:vocable." the nauon's top 'poru offic1.1I said today. n1n1 Western sports officials, pcltt1cLans and athletes Marat Gnamov, head of the National Olympu: AfJhani tan. the f9(:al point of the United States·led The mec11na followed by three days a c.onfcrencc amonJ Soviet and U.S. Olympics offic1als m Swiuerland at which the Soviet Union voiced 1 series of complaints and demands centerina on travel arnn1cmcnts for Soviet athletes and security provisions at the Olympics. Comm1tt« and the Government Spons Committee. told Olympic boycott of 1980, became the e1ahth country a news confcrcn~ that the Soviet Union decided to Sunday to withdraw from the Summer Games. h joined boycott the 1984 Summer Games after an Apnl 27 the Soviet Union, Bulgana. East Germany, Monaoha, meetina in Wa.shinaton 1n which a State Department Vietnam. Laosand C'Lechoslovakia. official "flatly rejected" all Soviet complaints about the In the United Stale$, U.S. Olympic Comminec Olympics pre~t1ons. President Wilham 1mon. who will head the American After the conference, Oramov indicated that all but the security question had been resolved. "This decision of ou~ 1 irrevocable," he said. delegation to an emeraency IOC meeting Fnday . in "Thi!lJS were analyzed in greut dc:ta1I." La1-1sanne, Sw1ti:crland, called the Soviet pullout "poht1cs. But he characd Monday that the State Department "flatly rejected all facu testifyina to a violation of the Olympic charter" by the United States and characterized the Soviet demands mode in Switzerland as "false and around less ... Blamina the move on the Reagan administration, pure poliucs. 1his 1s a baseless and flagrant abuse of the Gramov said tbc ~\'1cts decided to withdraw "after 1t Olympic chaner." became clear ~at the poh11cal amb111ons of the While Gramov said the Sov1l't decision to pull out was made --~~~~-r--~........;'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dea.r Homeowner. Good news! 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The department'!> Bureau of Jus11ce ~tat1st1c'i rl.'portcd Sunday that 27 percent of U.S. hou!>eholds. or 23 .6 million of the total 86.1 m1lhon households, suffered one or more cnmes during the: yea r. In 1982. nearly 25 million households out ofa total of85.2 mtlhon, or 29 percent. were touched b) cnmc. The bureau said the decline in 1983 was the largest in the nine years the figures have been gathered. Whale the percentage of households hll by cnme in 1983 was 2 points lower than the rnmparabk figure for the previous year. that 2-point decrease represents 7 percent of the: households v1ct1m1zed in 1982 For the first time, v1nually every type affected fewer households. And, the pcrvas1vencs~ declined 1n urban, suburban and rural areas. although black and urban households continued to be more vulnerable to cnme than white or suburban or rural households. The number of households expencncing at least one robbery dropped by 19 percent. whale the figures for aggravated assault and burglary dropped by 9 percent and I I percent. respectively. Only 6.1 percent of the nation's house· holds expcnenced one or more burglaries, the lowest percentage ever recorded 1n the nine years. Some 5.3 million households were burglarized during the year. 7 percent below the number in 1975, although the number of households in the nation has increased by 18 percent dunng those nine years. The figures are denvcd from the Na· t1onal Cnme Survey, in which all occu- pants aged 12 or over in 60.000 households (about 128.000 people) are 1nterv1ewed about ever} SIX months What to do if you should ever smell natural gas. ., ______ ,,__ If you've eve r had a whiff of natural gas, you know it's not French perfume. Hut that's one hig reason it's so safe. 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"Were the U.S. budg.et deficit to disappea.r, other <µntrics would face essenuaux the same economic problei' and choices they do now.· he said Sunday. In fact. •san said. economic pclicies of the Reaaan admin}ration "arc now bringing and wi.11 conunuc t.o bring rlults drawing the rest of the world into economic recovd." 6-n1t1on uercl.e begln• P~RL HARBOR, liawaii -Eighty ships, about 250 airaft and more than 50.000 sailors and mannes from fl:: Pacific nauonsarc taking pan in R1MPAC 84, a joint ilata ry exercise that began today, the Navy annou:cd. The Un11ed States. Australia. Canada, Japan and N..-Ztaland will be conduCllll$ training operations in the 1cin11y of Southern Californ ia and the Hawauan lslandlhrough June 28. the Navy said Fair new mllllonalre• sought NN YORK -Officials waited today for fo ur new lottery'lilhonaires to abandon their low-profile and step forwn1 to claim their equal shares of a record $22.1 mill10Jackpot. No claims had been madeyet by the four first·pte winners in the Lotto game. which offered the bigge~t in North American history, Lotter)' spokei;man Geor9Yamin !>a td Sunday. Spee tollets don't work uPE CANAVERAL. Fla. -The astronauts arc anno'<I and NASA 1s embarrassed. After five years of resea.h and S 12 m1 lhon worth of engmeenng. the space shuttls toilet still doesn't work 1n weightless space. The b1lhoidollar shuttle has made 11 tnps into space so far. The !l)histicated toilet has malfunctioned on I 0 of the voyaf5. Breakd owns are ~o consistent that some astroaut crew~ have renamed some of the settings on its con tr panel "outhouse mode" and "flymgdebns mode." Veja• strike ln 7th week t.S VEGAS. Nev. -The bitter stnke against hotels and cs1nos entered 1b seventh week today "1th some hote8dvert1s1ng for new workers to permanently replace stnkfi Clark County authont1es. meanwhile. were sche41cd to go to the U.S 9th Circuit Coun of Appeals 1n San tanc1sco today in an effort to see that a tcmporaf) restr'1tn8 order issued last month by U.S. D1stnct Judge J Ctrles Thompson remained in force. restncung the numtr of picket~ at each struck hotel. ~ALIFORNIA M dale win• endorsement N JOSE -Democratic prc~1dent1al hopeful Walt Mondale has narrowly won an endorsement from the 1can·Amencan Pohttcal Assoc1a11on. but the Rev Jesse ckson's supponeM want a full accounting of the , 01e. on dale had won 46.3 percent of the delegate votes. w11h 8 percent for Jackson and 8 9 percent for C'olorado Sen af) Han Jackson supponers said they might chall~ge the endorsemenl and that the~ \.\Ou Id demand a full a:ounting ol 1hc balloting. Eitpeaker Moretti dead ~C RA.ME NTO -F-ormer .\ssembl) ~pcaker Bob Moret. D-Van Nu)S who died playing tenn1'i O'er the wc:ektd. had survived two other heart attacks. sa)s a lcgt!l~Or "ho wu!t pla)ing \\1th him. Moretti. 47. collafad Saturda) nt the Rio Del Oro Racquet Club. and was nounced dend two hours later at Sutter Memonal Hos al. Moretti wac, pla}1ng in 93-degree weather \\1th statekn. Gar) Han. 0 -Santa Barbara; club member DavM'heaton. and an omdcntificd man SP'rlchest clty' ~N FRANCISCO -A S 131 7 mil hon budge1 surp has made San Francisco the nchest city 1n Am a. some estimates say. It amounts to about S200 for each the 650.000 resident!. of 1he city b)' the Ba)'. rated by 'f'OUS groups as being one of th<.' nat1on'9 most cx~1ve 1n which to live "I have not heard of anybody with surplus ofSI OO malhon. and I don't think there 1s anybdy (other than an Francisco)," said John Gunther. excl ve director of the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Wa ngton, DC .. when informed of the hoard. C ter crash kllls l lSHOP -A large military helicopter cra!>hed Sunty mom1ngdunng maneuvers, tnJunng SC\oen Army resc•"ts. one fa tall}, authonties said. Two other hehootcr!> 1ha1 had been flying with the craft that crashed tool ie injured to a hospital Master Sgt. Bill Miranda of El ~nte, a Green Beret rescf'\-1St with the 12th Special Fora.. died of ht'i tnJuncs. WoRLD an rebel Jcllled IPOLI. Libya -Libya said Sunda) its forces had trac down and killed the leader oflast week's reponed atta on Moammar Khadafy's barracks. and I Q,()()(J Lib s gathered under a bln11ng sun to !>hout their sup of Khadafy"• regime. The oflic1al JANA news agcnr ~1d the leader of Tuesday's attack. Wa1d1 Alsh'ehd1, hid 1n a re'\1dcnllal building in Tnpolt, but wa'> shot ~ad b) Rc.,.oluuonaf) Forceo; on Saturday when he rcfu~ tu surrender Attens blast lnvestlgated T HF.NS. Cin:C'ce -A powerful explosion tore thro'h a downto\.\n offi ce bu1ld1ng today, senously 1nJUtlS at lca~t 'II.>. people and trapping ~veral others und~kbm. poh~:c ..aid. PohcC' 1nit1ally said the blao;t was caus4 h } a bomb. but later said a gal' heater m1gh1 havt· c:xpldc<l G1111e injures 24 people FNZR\JRCi. Swit1crland -An attempt by 880 peoA to srngc the world's largest tug of war ended in chao!whcn the 150-yard-long nylon roix snapl)(d and lashdthrough the crowd. in1unng 24 !)('Opie. polict' said Poh~in the stutc. of Aargau said two ch ildren and one wom~lost fingers 1n tht' accident Saturday, and docto~ \l\td y had to amputate the badly mangled hand and part a forearm of n 65-yc:ar-old man Bri1•h ha.tllge• freed J MBA. Angola -ln urgents fiahtmg Anaola's Mar:ic.t government freed 16 Bnt1sh hostaacs following talk!I tth a Bnl1$h diplomat who v1s1tcd their command post ccp behind r<'btl line<, A l>onugucsc woman marn1 to one of the: Bntons also wa' rckascd Sunday Tht' psoners. held '1nrc feb 23. traveled ovt'rland h> trucko an isolated a1mnp where they boarded a plane and Ow to Johanncsbura. South Afnca G&Jdbl oppo.u arm• sale W Dfl HI, Ind ia -Pnmr M1n1stcr Indira G1nd1 told U. V1C~e President Gcorae Bush to<.lay that lJ .S •le of soph1,t1cottd wcaponr. lo Pakistan would lead to arum race in 1hc rca1on. the tJnttcd News of India repoed Gandhi and Rush conferred private!) for two hourt d1M"unin1 lndia-rak1~1an rt'lat1o n5, the \o\1Ct prr\tC<' an Afr.frnn1\tan, the lr:rn lraQ war and otha ·~~UC the irnn 'llHI Get the point? Catherine Scicchitano leta out a 1eream after eurprl.e ewat froin u.s .. couple to· be.freed ..) ~OLOMBO, Sry Lanka (AP)-The kjdnappcrs of an Amencan couple said today they have aJreed to free the newlyweds, .abandonina their demand for $2 million in aold buuskjna apin for the release of 20 jailed comrades. . !he Eelam People's Re".olutionary Liberation Front ~·~ m a statement released m Madras, India, that it bad directed our comrades to release the two AmericanJ in cus~ody. "Jt said ~h.e decisio.n was in response to appeals by Indian Pnme M1mster Indira Gandbj and the top elected official oflndia's Tamil Nadu state, M.G. Ramachandran. T he Tamil separatist group has "assured us they wC!uld release the couple" today, said K. Chockalingam chief seCl'Ctary of the Indian state in Madras. ' The ~.S, Embassy in Colombo and the American consulate m Madras sa1d they had received no word yet on exactly when the couple, Stanley and Mary Elizabeth Allen, would be freed. . '.'It appears they would be released, but we don't know !he ttme or place," said ROY. L. Whitaker, U.S. vice consul in Madras, capital of Tam ti Nadu state. . The group's statcmc.Ql _statement expressed hope the Sn Lanlcan government would make "a matchinggesture" for the couple's freedom by meeting the kidnappers' demands for the release of 20 Tamil "political pnsoners." At first, the Tamil separatist kidnappers had set a d~dl~ne fc;>r noon todaY, to kill Sta.nley Allen, and vowed to loll hts Wlfe, Mary Elizabeth, six hours later if the Sri Lanlcan government did not meet the demands. The kidnappers claim the couple spied for the CIA. Ta~il Nadu stat~ officials said they persuaded Tamil separatists, arrested 1!1 a roundup Sunday, to telephone Jaffna, in northern Sn Lanka. where the Americans were kidnapped Thursday night, and order fellow secessionists ------------------------------• to release the pair. "It was an order. and they obeyed." said K. mldahlpman foJlow~ her wed- dlnC ln New Hartford "Saturday. High Court upholds state's alcohol law Mo~andas, 1.nspcc:tor-Gencral of Crime and Intelligence. Earlier, he said an informant reported the kidnappers were lookjng for a face-saving way out. . Tamil Nadu authorities said 16 Sri Lankan separ· at1st~ were rounded up for questioning. Two of the detained rebels called Jaffna, Mohandas said. I• . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Mondey. May 1.C, 1114 A8 IBM offers tree co~seling. Saturda)' 10:00mn -4:00p1n We'd like to talk to your family on a personal level. The subject? The lf~M PCjr. You~re invited tu our Saturday work- shop for parents and ..f'\. kids at the IBM Product "---------Center. Each family will si t down at an IBM PCjr. and learn its use for education, entertainment and a variety of home acc:ounting appliC'ations. Call the IBM Product Center for details at 662-1777. ( :osla ~1.-sa 3420 Bristol 't. (714) 662-1777 ~-F 10-<). Th 10-8. Sa 10-4 W ASHlNGTON (AP) - A state law makjng it a crime for people to drive with more than a specified percentage of alcohol in their blood was left intact by the Supreme Court today. 50 minutes later, Burg was additionally charged with driving while having more than .10 percent. by weight, of alcohol in his body. The kidnappers' notes demanded that the ransom be paid . throu~ the govern~ent of Tamil Nadu, where T~~1l terronsts reportedly train recruits in their drive to win independence for the Tamils of Sri Lanka a minority L111111t'll ... ·.11 i11~ o1\.11l.il1I•·. 1.1111.11.·1111111 ... 1 1,.. '", .. 1111,.. .. i.·d '" 1),11 ,.,11 .... ethnic group there. __ · ___ _J __ _.::============================~======:::::!- The justices. c1t1ng the lack of Junsdic- tion, rejected a constitutional challenge to a California law that subjects drivers to criminal penalties if they are cau~t with more than .10 percent alcohol 1n their blood. Similar Jaws have been enacted in more than half the states and the District of Columbia. The California law was challenged by Richard Joseph Burg after he was arrested March 27, 1982 in Santa Clara County on a charge of driving while under the influence of alcohol. After he was given a chemical test about His blood alcohol content was measured at .23 percent. The separate California law. a cf!minal misdemeanor, carries a maximum penalty of one year in jail, a S 1,000 fine and a driver's license suspension. Burg unsuccessfully challenged the state law through the California courts, arguing that the law did not give people enough notic~ of exactly what CQnduct was being outlawed. In seeking Supreme Court review, he argued, "There is no way that a person can perceive the chemical content of his blood 10 the minute measurements required by (the law) at or immediately prior to the time of driving a motor vehicle." Philippine violence claims 49 lives so far Stabbing 'recreated' by Theresa Saldana LOS ANGELES (A P) -The knife won't be real . nor the attacker. and for that reason actress There- sa Saldana says she isn't upset about rec- reating on film the stabbing attack that nearly killed her two years ago. "I have no prob- lems knowing what's real and what's not SALDANA real." Miss Saldana, 28, said about playing herself in an N BC movie set to atr next fall. 'Tit act it full out, but there's no pain involved. I'm just acting.'' She said she hoped the movie would show "what it's like to be an innocent victim and suffer emotionally, psychologi- cally and financially.'' Miss Saldana began work Friday on the movie. "Victims for Victims," named after the organization she formed when she had recovered. She filmed location scenes at Los Angeles Valley College. She was attacked at midmorning March I 5, 1982. outside her West Hollywood apartment by Arthur Richard Jackson. a Scottish drifter who had seen her in the movie "Raging Bull." Families say FBI acted too slowly in Wilder chase RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY, INC. ftr th ltst tf '"' uta ltZ2 UllOI l lQ . COSTA IHA -541·1151 MIAMI (AP) -If poltcc and the FBI had acted sooner, Chnstopher ..B. Wilder rnuld be behind bars and the fate of several ~sing women might be known. say the families of two Miami women believed to be Wilder victims. lllEDll TE CASH QOLD, DIAMONDS end YALUABLEI n. ua1L1 t1mu11 873-o315 3118 New rt Blvd. Star Wars program criticized by Soviet WASHINGTON (AP) " -President Reagan's de- cision to launch a $28 billion "Star Wars" space defense program is ex- tremely dangerous and poses "a problem oflt fe and death" for the American and Soviet people, says a leading Soviet scientist. Recalling the "terrible period" between 1945 and 1949 when the United States had a nuclear mon- opoly. and the losses suf- fered during the Nazis' surprise attack in June 1941, academician E.F. Velikkov said the Soviets are determined to match the United States if it goes ahead with the project. "How do we solve this problem, which is very difficult?" he asked late last week in an interview. "With more and more money, with more and more scientists, more and more work." But Velikkov, who is vice president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, quivkly added: "We do not wish to increase tensions." He said the two govern- ments should come to an agreement before incurring enormous expense and risk. Authorized by Reagan last year, the lon~·term research program 1s de- signed to explore the use of futuristic technology to de- stroy Soviet nuclear miss- iles before they reach their targets. Defen se Sec retary Caspar Weinberger said last month that the Soviets have been working on such a system since 196 7 and that it is vital the United States undertake the effort. " ... If they should get it first. tt would be a very. very dangerous world." he told television interviewers. Non·smoker Rates ~ 831-n40 Despite these claims. law enforcement authorities defend their actions. saying they could not have predicted the wealthy Boynton Beach resident was perched, ready to travel the nation on a trail of terror that rocketed him to the FBl's Ten Most Wanted fu~tive list. "What proof did we have." says hom1c1de detective Ray Nazano. "We had no proof he was a maniac." ''Nobody expected we had a man who was goin' to go on an odyssey of murder across the U nited States,· said FBI spokesman Joe Del Campo. Wilder was killed Apnl 13 in a struggle with state troopers in rural Colebrook, N.H. Hts death, from self- ,in f11ctcd gunshot wounds. ended what the FBI said was its most extensive manhunt ever lkforc the hunt ended. police suspected Wilder in the murders, rapes or abducttons of 11 women.' Early Bird Dinner Specials s6. 95 Prime Rib or Fres h Fish A week before Wilder left hts Boynton Beach home. police there were told he had been 1dent1fied as being seen with a woman who had disappeared. Out no one questioned or watched htm o r med to detnin the 39-year- old Australian-born race car dri ver - "I went along. I wa\ gulJ1bk." \ays Wilham Kenyon. whose 23-ycar-old dau&htcr. Ehiabeth, has been missing since March 5. "Now. 1fttn)body 3\kcd me how to handle a situation ltkc th is, I'd sa> take 11 1n10 your own hands. Don't count on the roltcc for anvth1ng They were ne1thsent and unrc!lpon\tV<' .. Complete Dinner with choice of soup or salad and dessert 4 to 6 PM l D1r1 I W11k! 673-7726 801 E. BALBdA Carlton Carlton ' BILL HARVEY It's a big job closing a beach Who gave man the rig ht to padlock nature? \nn and I Jrt· H·n lar lrom tx·ing ""talth) l'nough to II\ cat 1he tx·ach hut"' t' doh\ l' clu\t' t.onuugh "u that wht•n thnond111on)arn•\Jt1h nghl. \.\tcan ht·c1rthc!>urf"'htn ""1.· lt1.· 1n bed at night and read It'" kind ofn1cc to he then: and listen to nature bus) at pcrhap' her tinc!>t work. Somcllm1.·~ ""tth 1u'>t a h11k 11naginauon )OU rnuld he Koh1n !>on Cru\01.'. ~nug 1n }our tha1rh1.·d hut. or ma) he Pap1llun .1lter ha\ ingt'\capcd from D1.•\ 11\ l\IJnd \n\ wa). we "-l'fl· la\ ing thtrc rcading. lmen1ng tu 1h1.· ,urf \.\h1.·n I htard an uh\ 1ousl) ampllfi1.·d hut nol undcr'\tandabk \ 011.c call1 ng out 11\10 thnJarl.. .. 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Daily Pilot A~KA IS STANDING TALL / L.M. Bovo I..__ ---=- Quick mind, slow hands People \.\It h ntn:m1.·I~ high 1n- tl'lhgenl'e ohen11mc'\ wn11.· almost 11leg1bl) So contend-; a -,cholar ""ho has 'itud1cd the penhan<.l!> ol pro- less1onali1 lmpat1enn· '" to blame. possrbl} The brain' of thr high IQ folks work !>O muc..h more \Wtftl) than their fingers that their wm1ng never i..ceps up. Explain 1h1<, to }'Our patients. Doctor o, crheard· That mo1l'l 1'> so cheap 11 ha~ pa~ smokl' alarms Those who hate the income ta-: fall into two c..las'il'\ -ml·n anJ women Thac·., no '1gn o l 1ntl·lllg1.·nlC on l\.1ar'l.1.'1thcr I knn 1><1\ld I hml'<IU prckrrnt that \NJueml' 111 hi\ nJm1.• to the ortgtnJI \l'l1Ut'nt ,. 111 D<i' 1d > IL·nn r horeau <) Wh\ dm.''\ thl· $2 hill fl'J>C3tl·Jh latl an:eptancc" .\upers1111on'' A Do n'tbclie\ethat's11 Most l a'ih register'\ don't ha\C enough b1n\ to handle the txtra denomination It'\ easier for ca\htcr'> to hand back twv $1 s than to dig undrr the tray!> tor a $:! () One mor1.' llmt, l.uu1c. ll'it thO\l' fi\e cssen11al!> to happiness A Health. lrtcdom. financial st· cunt}. tongcn1al "-<>rl and recipro- cated lo\C \nu doing all nght" <) Ha'> am mJn elected to the l ' <; prt'\1d<;,nn hal.l a l'rtm1nal rccorl.l" •\ Not unit'>'> \OU want to tount ·\n<.lr1.·v. JJ<.l'>on·\ duelling I he nun cxplamed what hrought un h1\ dt\Orce· I traveled a lot in m\ work One Saturday night tn tov.n ·1 took m~ wile lCI a pan}. and ancrwards. as we walked up lo the front door of our hou~. I Just wasn't thinking. I asked her 1f I could come 1n for a dnnk That did It H ow do }OU explain the fact that over the last 25 >ear!> men 1n general ha'e been getting a little heavier while women have been gc111nga little lighter"' To rctorm a man ~1d 1ctor Hugo. You mu\t lx:g1n with lllS grandmother It th 1.• boat motor\ propeller turns l Im k Wl\l'. 11'-; 'aid to he ngh1-handed L.M. Boyd is a syadlcated columnist. ''Bl ar marl de darf. gtzzle whump glff.de raft. · · BU,LHARVEY cola.mnut 'Huinan race' upset by insensitive story To the Editor: We the people of the human race arc very upset with the article regard· ing the deaf boy who was caught breaking into cars and apparently stealing items from these cars (Daily Pilot. April 16). We arc very angry that your newspaper and reponcr would wntc or even put to print such a degrading and nd1cuhng article. While we do not condone the breaking of society's law<;, we even more do not condone the breaking of the laws ofhumanit}'. Your respons1b1ht1es are to repon what happens accurately. You have no nght to publicly be 1nsensit1ve to another human being! As far as we are concerned the real "BOZO" for saying such a thing 1s Ms. Brc'ISCrt. Your newspaper and reporter are even bigger "BOZO's" for putting these comments into pnnt! So v..c who arc dedicated to working with the handicapped and other concerned people are signing this letter. We also feel you should print a retraction on the front page of your newspaper of the story and tell only the facts this time. We also feel you should apologize for being so in- sensitive not only to the boy but all the disabled people of Orange Coun- ty. We suppose if there 1s a crime committed by a person with an amputated leg )'Ou'll report how he was convicted because he didn't have a leg to stand on. It 1s sad to find this type of reponing in a "local home-town" newspaper that 1s supposed to be community oriented. Signed by: Michael 0 . Murph). RN: Connie Nate. RN: Mane Bndge1s. RN: Peggy Hogan. USC: Eleanor Randolph. RN; Claudia Schauer. USC Ala Mac MotTatt, RN: Michael Parker. RPT; Pam Donn. RN; Jane Weller, RN; Linda McNcw. OTR. Virginia Best. OTR: K. Halcs- m1an. M.D : Phyllis S. Ward. RN Andy Rooney is anti-Catholic To the Editor: Thanks to Andy Rooney and thl' Dall) Pilot who carry his column. ant1-Cathohc bigotry 1s actually en· dorsed and promoted. The sman- aleck} Rooney d~s not have any reservauons about suggesting that the latest Kenned} tragedy might be due to the fact that David Kennedy was one of 11 children According to the bigoted columnist the Kenncdys (Roben and Ethel) "proliferated not because they were ignorant, but because 1n pan they were serious Catholics." The 1mphcation is there. no matter how much th<= Daily Pilot nor the bigoted li_oone) would den) n. and that 1ffi'?Mta11on 1s large families are evil. a Judgment that the omniscient Roonc) 1s cenain of. I wonder how man) of those who think Hitler wa'i a tyrant for his mass e\terminauon of mil hons and find 11 fashionable to condemn him al convenient times. realize that the acceptance of anificial b1nh control was an official Nazi policy. Thus, millions of Americans including Rooney who would endorse the pill. and sterilization and all other birth control procedures apan from natu· ral planning resemble Hitler in their outlook on life. Margaret Sanger. Adolph Hitler and the German doctors who believed 1n a race of thoroughbreds. people with high 1.Q.'s and no mental or physical aberration apparently have Rooney siding with them in declaring that "quality humans" are more import- ant than "quantity humans." It 1s appointed thal all men die and then the Judgment. I wonder how Roonc} or the editors of the Datl}' Pilot will feel al that awesome moment when the) meet their Creator and discover that the Lord of the U OJ\ erse did not make any error when he ordered men and women to increase and mult1pl}'. RALPH A. BUGLIONE Garden Grove Battle against communism is engaged Central America's fate wi 11 be decided by the struggle V. \~HI NC1TON -1n the lincst foreign polll) add re<;~ from th1.· Oval Officc in ~car' Prc\1drn1 Reagan - at long la'>t -laid 11 on the line in { entral \mcnca 1 h1.· rnem} 1s rt'\ olut10nar. <:om m unl\m. the battle 1!> engagt.•l.l . thl' ou11.omt v.1ll deudc "the fate ofth1r, rcg11rn " "What we ~l'l' in El Salvador is an attempt to dc~tabil11c the entire region and l'\ entuall\ m O\l' chao~ and anarch\ tov.ard the ·\mencan borckr Th.1<,u>n101unl\l \llhH'rs1on po\e\ the 1hrc;11 1ha1 100 million rx·onk trom P.1 n.1mJ 111 tht open hordl'r on our \11uth l ould 1.omc under the 1.11n1rol 111 p10-\o\ 1e1 r1.·g1ml''" .\t long la'>I liar II\ In the rnd 1n C l'ntr:il •\mc11'1.a. 11 "'ill be-a' 11wa'1n V11·1n.1m -u .. or them l 'nhh· the ltuu~c leadership v.hKh '>lgncd on to that oleagino us "Dear Cumandantc" letter buttering up the Manmt thug who rules Managu~1 • Reagan ts not a man of illusion: "'The Sand1nt'ita.,· rule 1s a communist rt.'&1 m1.· of tl'rror " Io tho<,c rn pres'> and poht1c<; who. 111 th1'> '\C\enth decade of revolut1on- al) communism. sull chensh th1.• hope thl' Sand1n1\ta~ will turn out to be the democ ratic reformers of their dream~. Reagan had a pointed re- minder: "(O)on·1 vou remember how (Castro) .. wa~ rdcrred to 1n some of our pre\s as lht• George Washington of'Cuba'1" Reagan h~" \lated his ca'e marshaled h" C\ 1dencc. set h1\ cour\e "Jov. th1.· Democratic Pan) mu<,t ch11<1'-t: i.. 11 'it1ll an inst1tut1onal all\ of tht.: anti-<.ommuntst coah11on '>'Orldw1de or ha-; the Democrat1l Pan') \lipped into a posture ofbemgn neutralit\ toward the Sov1et-Cuba- Sand1n1-,ia lam pa1gn to roll up (en- tral Aml'fll'a·• In the war 1n [I PAT BucHAtlAN Salvador. Honduras. and Nicaragua. ""111 the Democratic Pan) side wtth Ronald Reagan -or Fidel Castro" 11 me to choose. L1s1en1ng to the accommoda11on1st Democrat!> trotted out by the networks to contradict and undercut Reagan·~ call to tht nation -Barnes of Ma r) land. Dodd of Connccttcut. T!>onga~ of Massachusem -the Democrat'> will attempt to C\adc. lo fudge. to ohfu-;cate. ~ e !)hall be treated to a torrent of informed chatter about land reform and death squad-; and voting 1r- regulant1es and cronom1c gaps and ollgarch1c trad1twns and corrupt ot- fic1al~ and Yankee meddling. All ot which ma) be true. nont of which is relevant. If we lose the war for Central America. all I!> lo)t. There will be no land reform. no human nghts. no poht1cal freedom. no social JUStice. And no 'tnorc informed d1scuss1on from Dodd. Tsongas and Barnes. The) will then move their cn11cal gaze upon the nc:\t embattled little count') that happens to be the target of the Soviet Union Who wills thl' meani. wills the end. If -for whatever h1gh-soundtng excuses the) !.Cttlc upon -the national Democrats let the Nicaraguan rebel!. or El Salvadorean government bleed to death -they will ha ve proven to be what many believe they ha"c already become· the -;!lent panncr' ot Fidel Castro. Too man) times. the Democratic Part) has found some convenient e\cur,e for dei>cning the ant1-com- mun1s1 rau5e -from China to Vietnam to Nicaragua. The pattern ha' repeated 1tsclftoo often 1 he llhcral Ocmocrats· last argu- meni 1s again to invoke the mcmor) of Vietnam. They are nght to do so. For 1f we lose in Central Amenca. the outcome will be the same. Today. Vietna m is a human ri$h.ts hellhole, a puppet sta te of 50 million. a rabid attack dog of the Soviet empire. Danang and Cam Ranh Bay are now the Clark Field and Sub1c Bay of the Soviet Pacific Fleet; the Tonkin Gulf 1s a Soviet lake. That 1s what we will find to our immediate south . an<.l Castro"s Cuba will be the model of the future for the regimes m Guatemala, Honduras. El Salvador and Costa Ri ca. as tt is for Nicaragua. Dunng Vietnam. some Democrat<; hailed the young men who ran otT to Canada and Sweden rather than serve. as the "real heroes" of the war. Today. 111s the nauonal leadership of the Democratic party that appears to be casun~ about for a moral and leg.al JUSttficat1on to desen. We shall see P•trlck Bucbaaan Is a syadlc•tt'd columa/11. Mexico's ex-president took billions in bribes then outlawed 'inexplica ble enrichment' OiJ business madeofficials wealthy, but the country is n early bankrupt \>, \\lll\.C,(Cl'-Cltltu.tltOI r u pt ion I'>'" p1·1 ' ..... 1' 1· .1 nd 'o ltH ra l 1 \ l' in '1 n It Cl I h.11 I\ ht1FJ?_l1•\ I hl' llltrld\of .\mc11l,lll\,1t1U\t11m1.·d1 0 ti.Ill "'r1\t'>'-atl ht''>Jlld 11111.•rr't lrn· lo;.im la~t·n h\ a kv. Kl'Jl,l.Jll cld1t11111\ 1r.1t1un hitt '>ht11" T l11\ l\'>0"1l'th1 ng ..,.1lu might '>':int 1t1kttP1n mind"' hl'll Mn1t .in 1'1n1dcnt Miguel Jt la Ma1ll 1d t ;111' nn Pr1.·.,11knt R1-.1gan ttm wn•k I k IJ \'1.!Jnd\ pr1.·d1.•1 ('\\of\ hJ' l' hc.•c. nnll' v..1·allh'.t he) ond 1 hnlrt'nm' of a' <tncc during 1hc1r tnm' d\ prl'\11kn1 I hn ha-..e a1.qum·d l'nor m1n1' rtl hl'\\Nhllc tht'\,l\t nlJlllrtl\ o l Mc.'>.11.a n'> remain din poor v.. htn hutt1' otldcpo\lt' "\'.fl' dl\111\.rrnl 111 "'1l'\lll>. forcumplc. thtr1· ""' hopt· th<it pm \'fl}' might tx· .11lt'\ 1atl•d \outh oftlll'ho11kr ln\ll•aJ tlll'oll H. l. Schwertz Ill Chezy Oowellby f\ Frenk Zlnl .. ' Tom TeU h11n.101J ...imph l·nnd1ed the h1g ho\\, .Hld \1n1u1 I\ now on th1.· hnnk 111 ba11 l..111p1t ' fh1.·C 1.·111 1,ll ln1l'lligence .\g1.·nt)- l 1101 nnl'tl that t orru p11on in Mtx 1to t ould lt•Jd to a fl'' ulut ion nn our \outht•rn door\tep -ha!> bctn keep· 1n1.1.1ra1.kofth1"'t~1kt• ·· fhed1~ t lmu rt'' ha" c.· 1 onw from wc.·ll-plau:d source..'\ and int1.·rc1.·rtcd hank tran,. kr' <>Hr thc.· la\t dt·cadc. thd IA r\tirna1 ('s that ulfit ial corruption hn' put htcrall\ h1lhnn\ of dollar .. 1nto 1h1. pocl..ct,nl thl' poli11call) well<on- nt'c. ll'd v.h1k Mnican pea<;.1nt'i 'warm :lt ro-;,ourhorder to do hat k hr1.·a k 1 ng stoop labor '>O th e11 lam1l1t'' ha1.I.. homc won't c;tarvc <>n a tnp lo Mn1co. my 3\'i()(late I ><lk Van Atta IOVC\llg<lted omc 1:11 tonup1111n llrlnundthatthl' "mord1da"C hllt'~"routine Bnhn and t.1 \or' arc: '>llUll hcJ up h} t roo~nl pohttl tan\JI all lcHh H11t 11·,,111h1• t11p in lhl' pn'\l<Jent1JI pal<fl.l· thnt 1hr \\'\tl'm r1..,1lh pa\'nn 1 he c I\ c"111m.11r' that I UI\ I t ht'\-<'ITIJ president from 11171110 Ill 1ti rnadt· .11 k.1't S mo million and ~,.,,1hl\. a'> mud\ a' SI htlllon v.h1k 1n nflin• Hut thJt w,1,pt•anul\tonip.11nl 111 ~ v.h,11 h" h,1nclpt< k<'d \UtU'\\Of JO\\' I 11~·1 f111rt1ll11 ollt.llllf\'d dunnv "" L<L------- \IX ~carsaspres1dent. The ( I·\ c\t1matc'1thc1ncrea!'ll' 111 h" pl· .... 11nal v.eallh at anywhert' from \ I htll1 01110 \ 1 b1llwn 11 -.hould ~kl' Pl 1n m111J I hat \1c\lran lav.. 1\difkrcnt Imm uur\ \ l\i1c\11.an prcs11.knt m:I\ hr ahk to t·nm h h1m!>df through h" oilier \N1thou1 runningaloul ul I ht .. iatute\ l't rh,1p' th 1<, cncou rJge' the cor- rupt 1on. wh11. h 1s rampant from top to hottom OOll.'lal\ d1.·mand hnhc~ at evl'f) level, most oftht•m ~1mpl> to ~un 1v(' The powc.-rlul take much. their 'uhnrdinate'\ t:tkt• lrs\ hut 1.·,er.hod) take\ £or t \an1plc. Van .\tta wanted to 1n1cr'1e"" an l\mencan resident who w:l\ makingh1m!telfclu~1vc A Mc>.- itan polll e offi cial t hecrf ully ofTcrrd -tor a S40 hnhc -tn put th1~ i\mcnrnri 11\ 1ail \u ht' roult.l bl· 1ntl'f\ 1cwc.·d M }' a\1o1>c:1at<' dcchn<'d t ht• oOrr Th1 sdm·-.n '1 mtan that Mr>.11.an prt \1dentc.appm\e ol thl' t11t1 uptu111 that haHrotkd thqto\crnmc.·nt \ii\ c thr1rown ma'>.,,\t' takC' ot wur\(' Whtie I opc1 Portillo "'•" \I phoning offh1lhnn'i into hi\ 11v.n hank .Ht ount'>. for exam pk ht• <oou~ht to 1mpo\C' upon the polit11. H)n' 11ndrr him at lca,11hr appt>aranrc of llllt'jtflt) I k rallnl u11 rup11nn thl' "l ;tmcr 111 thl\lllun1n ·.ind laundwd an nn11 1111rupt111n 1ilf11 PJIRn1n PPK T hr JACK AIDERS ON r~ . crackdown spawned at least 900 investigation'\ Govern mcnt rnff l'c officials wound up 1n pn'lon for embezzling more than SI 00 m1l1 1on The head of customs and an undersecretary of labor werr1 a1kd. And under a new law makin~ "1nr>.ph cable ennch· mcnt"a<'nme thcgovernorof C oa hu1la -.1ate. acro~s tht' Ri o Ci rand<' from I exa\, wa'l 'ICntcnced to pnson for making <,omc S '0 m1ll1on 1n a SI'\· month per10<l l '<'" nnc of Lopez Port1llo's as- '><X'rntr'> got caught 1n the cleanup. Jorge D1a1 ~rrano. whom Lope1 P11rt1llo put in charge of Pcmcx. the "late-owned o il monopoly. wasac- ~ u'lcd of"d1,rrt1ng"obout $4 billion 1n ml rc\enuc<idunna 1979 alonc. ,More than lOO mil hon barrels of 011 l1.>uldn't ~ an·ountcd for between 19 76 and I 982 The Pcmex bou l ln1mcd tha11hc oil had cvaporattd atkr bt1na~p11l~ H 1'1 n:al crime. pcrhaf)'. wa'I not lenv 1ng C'nough unrvaponited oil for tht" !l<>lit1c1aMnt the 101110 stcnl. Meanwhile. the latest ch1efcxccut1ve. Miguel de la Madrid. goes about ht!> business with the air ofone who carne~on his great obligations un - d1strac1ed by the chaos below 1-ootnolt." We were unable to rcac h Eche,emaand Lopez Pon11lo SLOPPY SLEUTHS: The Energ}' Department's "Junkya rd dogs" seem to hav<' no sense of smell when they're assigned to sn11T out possible waste Recently the DOE's inspector-gen- eral loosed his investi$-3torson an alleged abuse by a maJor DOE contractor. the Argonne National Laboratory. Argonne had rented an apartment in Gaithersburg, Md .. for laboffi('131\ v1s1t1ng DOI: head· Quarters in nearby Germantown There had hccn rcpons that the apartment wa~ used for pnvate panics OOE's IG detect1vc'I iopent ..cvcrnl months track mg down the chargc5. But according to a con-~rcio~1onal investigator, the IG's 1unkynrd dots never once v1s1tcd thr apartment. questioned employees of the maid iscrv1cc who cleaned the place or interviewed the Araonne people who rcponcdly partied th<'rt "It was not a very well-done 1n\t'1lljl.at1on," '81d the congre~~1on.il ~ourcc he\nowdo1ngh<'rov..n rnve•111gatl()n of th<' rhn~c'I JM:k An<Hreon I• • •yndkat.d columnl•t. Y8C8tl0ti •led: Don't .... Mnle without • llttle blllCk Ng .... 82. She solves pets' peeves M'Wlr ..... •• Linda DeMera of Sallnaa doe.n 't ha•e to put down a water dl•h for Dal8y. The Golden , Retrle.er pref en to belly ap to a drink1nC f ountaln and puh the button for a drink. Therapist's energy treatment cures, corrects cats and dogs By SUSAN MONAHAN o.llr .... c.,. ... , ...... , Samantha Jean Khury can be aecuratcly-but incompletely-described as a pet therapist. She does. in fact, minister to the damaged psyches (and bodies) of animals. but she doesn't use talk-therapy. She says that she communicates with them telepathically. "My research as a pet therapist working with the emotional aspects of pets is definitely uncharted terri- tory," she told a group at the Actualism Wbotistic Health Center in Costa Mesa learning about "Enlightening Communication With Your Pet." Although it has taken Khury IS years of training to develo~ this skill, she doesn't sec it as somethint mystenous or unusual. "We ha vc a really bad habit of thinking that cne!1y or telepathic communication arc separate from us,· she said. Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of her work is the "identity freeing session" which she explains is for "releasing past traumatic life events." She said that animals think in pictures rather than words, so they don't need language to let her know what is bothering them. Case Hl1tory: Margjc and Dale had owned their dog. Buttons, forabouta year when they called Khury. The animal had literally collapsed on their doorstep and although they had painstakingly nursed her, she was still thin and listless. "The healed up the body, but they couldn't heal the emotional scars," said Khury. When she asked Buttons why she was so unhappy, the dog flashed hcra pictoral story ofhcr separatton from her original owners and the misery ofbcing forced to fend for herself. Kh ury said that as she sees the pictures, she also goes throuJh the emotions connected with the events. "I'll expencnce hurt, rejection, pain, abuse-I do a lot of crying in these sessions." . She and Buttons had several sessions and the dog was eventually brought out ofher depression. Once Khury uncovers the trauma that is causing the problem, "I channel light into that event until it icts healed," she said. This process is known as an ''energy treatment" and Khury also uses it to help heal physical damage. The li&ht is channeled through her hands, she said, and it magnilics the body's own healing powers. When Khury talks about telepathy and the laying on DELIVERY AUTOMIJ'l'~ED Pooch retrieves notes, bills from milk man's customers ofhands, ahe does so matter-of.factly, apparently assumin, that her audience agrees that such thln&I work or at least it 1s not antagonistic to the i4eaJ. She didn't always have this attitude. She said that while she has bttn aware ofber abilities since childhood. for a long time only a sick animal could induce her to use them. "I came from a Southern Baptist back.around and you don't talk about things like that ... it could be from the other source. But when an animal was sick, my hcan took over," she recalled. · Her career wassparked by a crisis: Her cat became iU and the veterinarian suucstcd putt ma it to sleep. "That's when I really got serious about this potential," she said. "I made a contract with God to find a place where I could learn about channelirt& energy. The min.ute I made the contract, Frosty was healed.'' Eventually she discovered Actualism, which she says, gave her"a tool. I no longer just had to have faith or hope that it would work-it worked." Besides working with depressed or sick animals, Khury also counsels pets whose behavior is driving owners upawall. CHe Hl1tory: Ming Toy's owners sought Khury's help becau1etheycould notstoPthe1rcat &om weiuasCM• 1 Thcyhadtakcnanotberpsycbic•udviceudl*t1bec:i0a a~ which lhey didn't clean; they allO took a'Wly bis playthinp. But the lesson beckCared. "The first four sessions were 1~1ju11 dealina with his rage ... He was really peeved and I don•t blame him," saidKhury. Mina Toy "told" Khury that~ person in the household who bad given t)un the MOtt affection WU DO longer there. Weuina the carpet w94 the cat's way oflenial his owners know that somebina wal missina from hia lilc. .. I told the owners that every human beinaand aaimal needs love,·· said Khury. They returned his lO)'I and bcllD to lavish affection on b1m. The wettina stopped. Khury passed arou.od "before" and ••after" pieu&n10f' someofhcrclientsand letters of thanks from their1J9teftd owners. (One was signed with a paw prinL) "ALI the animals I work with cbanae in the way they look at people. They look at you with an intensity and a curiosity they never bad before," she said. Khury 1s based at the Actualism Center in &coAdido but visits other centers to gj vc lectures and iMU"UCtions in communicating with your pct. She also makes bouse cal1I. Secret trash photos show every litter bit still hurts PITTSBURGH (AP) -Pittsburgh is 44 percent cleaner than it was two years ago. East Point, Ga., is 87 percent cleaner than in 1977. and Huntsville, Ala., leads the nation at 93 percent cleaner. The familiar '60s slogan warned that every litter bit hurts. Nowadays, every litter bit can be measured, too. Every six months. litter fighters in 340 American cities and towrts meticulously count little and big picocs of litter revealed in photographs of sccrctJ1~sclccted streets, vacant lots, parking areas and loadfnidoeks. The photographic reconnaissance helps anti-litter groups such as the Pittsburgh Oean City Committee Inc. measure their day-to-day battle against errant cigarette butts, apple cores, cardboard boxes and loose newspapers. "People laugh at us and say, 'I'll bet you sit there and count the pieces oflittcr.' But we do. It's imponant to us," says Maribeth Salley, executive director of the Pittsburgh committee. "It gives us an indication of where we're having problems. For example. are our street sweepers doing the JOb? Are our anti-litter commercials getting across?" The 2.5-square-mik neighborhood used in the Pittsburgh sample is a closely auarded secret to prevent ambitious street sweepers and garbage collectors from skewing the findings and arttfically inflating c1v1c pride. In Pittsburgh, only five people, not including ranlong city public-works officials, know which blocks the photo team surveys. The 60 to 120 photographs arc projected over a 96- square grid pattern and officials count bits oflitter down to chewing gum wrappers. and even discarded chewing gum itself. The "photometric index·· sr.stem. developed fo r the non-profit Keep America Beautiful Inc. by the American Pubhc Works Association, 1s an accurate way to document the anti-littering campaigns. sar.s Don Pendley, vice president of Keep America Beauttful. "Cities can gauge their own success. but you can't compare cities against each other," Pendley said. "The figures are not taken out of the blue ... The important t.hiQI is to show progress being made.•• For example, the community of Hapeville, Ga., population 6,100, showed an 86 percent improvement since 1980. "We owe it all to our O ean and BeautifW Committee," said Hapeville Mayor Barney Sullivan. "They arc the citizens who spea.rbeaded cl~ up all 9"' litter, workina with clubs throughout the city. They plant tr~ and also &et everybody aware of picking up instead of throwing litter down." But what is litter in a world full ofblowina leavea, bits of paper and who-knows-what? "Litter is anything that is man-made, mao-...S. misplaced solid waste," Salley said confidently. .. An apple falling from a tree is not litter," l&ld assistant R,osanne Casciato, "but if you cat an apple IDd throw awa\' the core, that's liner." The Pmsburgh survey area "bas some residential, some Iii.ht industry, some commercial, some of every- thing." Salley said. Photographs showed an undistinguishable ne~ borhood ofaging three-stor) frame houses on nartow, hilly streets and aJlcys -very representative of most of Pmsburgh 's neighborhoods. From an initial survey tn April 1982. litter f.Pwn boasted Pmsburah as a whole was 16. 7 percent cleaner in January 1983, 37 percent cleaner in September 1983 and 44 percent cleaner last month. According to Keep America Beautiful, the U.S. cities making the most progress arc: Huntsville. Ala., 93 percent cleaner than 1977; Indianapolis. 89 percent cleaner than 1976; North Platte. Neb., 88 percent cleaner than 1978. East Point. Ga.. 87 percent cleaner than 1977; and Hapeville. Ga .. 86 percent cleaner than 1980. Also: Jophn, Mo.. 85 percent cleaner than 1980; Gloucester County, Va., 84 percent cleaner than 1978; Cartersville, Ga., 82 percent cleaner than 1977; Fort Worth. Texas, 81 percent cleaner than 1978; and Kn oxville. Tenn., 80 percent cleaner than 1978. 4 Wendy and Bob Law and Loi• En•H•h aareed wedding partle. are more enjoyable for brldee and •room• t.6e HCond time around. Hoet8 Mary Ann and Jerry Hul•kenjolned gueet8 in repeattnc the weddiDC waf tz. Soon-to-be-married Dick William• and Carole Knaul ll8ten to Charlie and Pat Zale.kl'• adyice on how to calm the jttten. Dearly beloved gather again to really celebrate . ') 0.-, ... ,......,.,.,... c-.- Y&rilyn Smith and Mabel Wl•tock remlnl.ce aboat nenouaneM at orttlnal ceremoolee. _,_ --------Brides wore something old, new, borrowed and black By ANN CONWAY D.., ..... C«Y11111MMt Wedding day hysteria. For the bride and groom. the symptoms arc as old as the institution of marriage itself -blushing, nervous- ness, clammy palms. feeling dazed and disjointed. The cure? Friends hke Jerry and Mary Au Ra11kea ofHuntington Harbourwho, longafteryourweddina. in~te you to do at all all agam (sans minister and .congreption) and feel calm. relaxed, with-it and toaether. "Like m o t brides, I've always felt I didn't really act tocajoy m yweddinaoclebration," said Mary Ann. "So I asked Jerry 1f we could throw a wcddtoa-<lmner pany to rc<rcatc thecitcitcmcnt for family and friends." And re-<:rcate they did. (Mary Ann hasa penchant forori&inal pany-aiving. Her last waunadututumbcr party-kid s' style-for her husband's birthday.) Two weeks before the event, wcddina-likc inv1ta· ttons were sent to 25 couples which included the request they wcarbndc and a.room aturc-thciroriainal. if po Slble. The ni&ht of the pany, the couples were areetcd by parkina valets, a rolled out red carpet, the romantic sllht oft\ pen\. pom·pom·strung "honeymoon car" (a 1lver Kl•••1 bu been put of KeDDetb and CoDDie W~t 1 manted1tfe for almoet 50 years. Cloud once owned by actor Chuck Connors). silk weddina bouquets and boutonnicre and a photoara pherwho 1mmoruhttd them under an arched bower Towering Ooral am~mcnts befitting a royal wcddina were upstairs and downswrs with 22 vancllc-s in each accord in& to Pat MacCallum and Mann McllrathofHununaton Harbourfl9nsts Also lhrouahout the R \uskcn house were the serenadesoundsofbhssful wcdd1n1 n1&ht -.. n· . . n1 vcrsary Waltz ..... All the Things You Are ... " unnse. Sunset." rendered by Ambros1an Stnngs. Culmal) Class1csoflaguna H ills catered the connubial feast( served waterside and al fresco on a starT). StarT) night) which included Russum bhnis. filet ofbctf m veal. couhb1ac of salmon. bab)' vegetables and herbed pasta Dessert was ushered m on a flowerc~rt filled with candy truffies, straw~mes with cognac-laced chocolate for dippin@. and freshly made sorbet. Also. a three-tier wedding cake was cut b)' the hosts. EnJOymg the sccond-ume~round kmd of evenina were the young H u1skcns. Tocld. IJm, DeMl'd a.ad Mark ( w1 th wt fe Melina, who donned bndaJ attire despite herprcgnanC) ofe1ght months); Mary Ann's partnts Mabel and Mkuel Wl1tock {she weanna a wedding dress for the very first lime-the1n ha been qu1ckandcconomicaJ vows at theclo~ofWorld War 11 ): Coult and lteuetla Wrtpt (soon to be mamed SO vcars-"The sccreusaivc and take." he said )and Norma and Jack '"lllD• (ma med 56 years) .. Others were Verle and Jerry Saylor, Joaaeand Joe Jackovtn. Pat and C'brlle Zaleski (newlywed) and engaged couplC1 Jeuy Sooter and Mike Bndauw and Carole llaul and Dick Wiiliama. "Bndc" Saadl WebeT wore black beaux her hu band.Doa.wa fi hin,&in\aboSanLucasbuthc surpn~ her, ~howtng up in h"JTUbb1cs., to the amusement ofia~y and Dau~ W•y and 8tit lAw. Loli Ea1lln, Boule Ctcolettl, Marsaret and Antold Davt1 and Jed and Bob Mc Reary. c .... ·~Rule of the road: Travel with little black bag .. . . ' ·" , I ... " .,.u •• . ; , .. • I I ' ' I I I I ' I I ' , ' I , I I . L .. I . I- I I . ,_ r . . -· .".) r • . '. , . • ,. ... :f . ,_ .. Vacationers shotild take first aid supplies. medicines If you're gemng your 1c1 •otelhcr and taking it on the road. pack a little black bq -the medical kind. What do you need? Dr. W. Roben Lange of the Medical Advisory Servi<le for Travelen a& Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore suuests: cotton. Band-Aids, aauxc nads, adhesive tape (and scissors to cut it), tweezers, u ihennometer, sunscreen lotion. insect repellent, aspirin or acetaminophen. antacid llblets, cold medication. an antimicrobial skin ointment and Pepto-Bismol. Take along current prescription medication!I. of course, but in your carry-on bag. not in check-in baggage - ifs lost too often. Ordering other prcscnpt1on drugs "just for emerg- encies" is a no-no for many doctors, but Lange regards medical sclf<are as the rule of the road for travelers. At Hopkins, vacationers get a prescription antihistamine. such as Bcnadryl, to control a llergies and motion sickness. and Suda fed. a decongestant. Lange recommends Sudafed in a 60-milligram dose especially for scuba divers and · snorkelers. to clear cloged noses and ears. for the tunsta, he tdso pr~ribes Lomot1I for time~ when Pcpto-8ismol isn't cnouah. Another essential 1~ chloroquine, the antimalarial drui, Malana 1s on the upswing. as close to home as Mexico or 11aiti. says Lanae. Chcdc wtth your local health department for the latest travel adviwry. !lance dru,g·rcs1stant malana stnuns are gainini. f ans1dar, a new drug, may be needed. And if you still have some room in your black bag, squee-i.e an a small first·aad manual. A boapltal In the wtnga There's an unused 200.bcd hospital at the Min· neapolis-St. Paul lntcmat1onal Airport. and everyone likes 11 that way JUSt fine. Most of the 9 ma I hon passcngC'rs who fly 1n and out of the Twin Cities each year don't even know about the hospital. bought as amt} surplus a decade ago for just $25 . But af a plane crashc~. the hospttal wall serve as a tnage center. ro uting the inJured to cit) hospital~ an order of need. On normal days, d<X·tors and nurse~ at the airport hold forth at their o wn airport clinic. But once a year. tht." hospital comes alive for a disaster drill. As far as the Federal Aviation Admfoistration knows, Mmneapolis.-St. Paul is the only airpon in the country to have 1ts own hospital. About the closest thins to it is tbe mobile emergency van at New York's JFK Airport. As bit as a tractor trailer. it needs only to be rolled to the scene of a crash for on·the-spot surgery. JFK can also belieoptcr badly burned VlCtams to the bum unit at New York HO$p1tal 45 cntical minutes faster than an ambulance can get there. Pocket-eke atreea C&J'd It's a credit card of the emotions, biofetdback in a billfold. Just place your thumb on the blact!Jlastic patch and the pocket-sizeStrcSSControl Biofced Card turns black if you're stressed, red if you're tense. green if you're calm and blue (whew) if you're rclucd. Developed by Los Angeles psychologist Alfred Barrios. the card contains liquid cryslals that melt at different temperatures and rcnect light accordin&ly. When you're stressed. ready to fight or nee. blood rushes to the bag muscles. heart and lungs. Hands and feet get cold. Biofeedback by blood flow isn't foolproof-diabetes and other illnesses can make hands and feet get cold too. But the card, soon in drugstores, could provide a READER IN· A LATHER OVER SOAPS Dl:AKANN LANDERS: This is for that r~ader who said soap operas were AIHI a "great escape." I IHI always have thought they catered to I ...... morons and after LARDERS readrngth1scolumn •••••••••••••• 1n the Las Vegas Sun. I'm sure I was right. 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All M) Children: Liza n·co' l'r'I from being beaten by Bud. R'an·s Hope· Rogcr'itan\loattacl Ma~1e and has to be stopped b) Frank. Frank comfom Maggie and kassc~ her pass1onatel}. Jncqueh ne offers La!>low cash 1 f he will impregnate her. Guiding Light: Beth tells Ltlhan about Bradley raping her. Another Life: Lance breaks into Russ' apanmcnt and plans to kill him when he returns. Babs enters Russ' apartment. Lance shoo1sand she fall s to the floor. The Young and the Restless: Victor was wounded but rescued Nikki from Rick. who swam ofTtnto the ocean never to be seen again. As The World Tums: Richard agrees to f>urn The ll TORO Ee .. ~·~ Soitloo•!>.1-• ~I !188 •COSTA MESA [dWl!C\ """"" !>A63102 •HUtlTINGION IEACH •OllAHGf f d'<.&IOS r1>"f'flQf( (,.nl'f)O'Tif Cmem'ls4J! 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DEAR READERS: Before you cooclade tbt die average Americu boa1ewlJe l1 u airlaead, I'd Ute yoe to k.oow that a sarprillDg number of mea are dally viewers of tbe 1oap1, ud they are just as booked as die women . Have a good day, uless you bave otber plus. • • • Don't flunk your chemistry test. Love is more than one set of glands calling to another. f f you ha ve trouble making a distinction you need Ann's booklet ... Love or Sex and How to Tell the Differen~. "~nd a Jong. self. addressed. stamped en ve/ope with your request and 50 cents to Ann Landers. P.€>. Box I I 995. Chicago. IJJ. 6061 I . ToNIGHT'S TV -8:00- GDGNEWS l~WOMAN CD QAEATEST AMERICAN HERO • THf&'S OO#JPNfY =~ HlWSHOUR . e:i) 8U9INES8 Of MANAGEMENT (I) C88NEWS ®AICNEWSQ 13NICNEWS '1' DICK VAH DYKE ~MOVIE * ··~ "LOST And Found" (19791 Georoe Segal. Glenda Jackson ff)MOVIE * * * 'The Grey Foll" ( 1983) RICtl· ard Farnsworth. Jactte Burroughs OJ IH8IOE BASEBAU S;MOVIE • • '' "The Maung Game ( 1959) Det>t>te Reynolds. Tony Randall (%)MOVIE u "Get Crazy" (1983) Malcolm McDowell. -•.JO- Fl RESTARTER NOW PLAYING MU ~-99()..a:l2 MllA'Alll PIClllc l~Pll> 1>Nt., 12• <OIO CDSUlll.M !~·-1-tMo•r 'S .... IA llAlllA Aloltf-Souo•• 1191 <l6XI ...... si-Onwt .. 639-ITIO wmmllTUI £""'-°"'"""""' .. , 3135 ····~~l:YJUXUR't' THEATRES 1st 2 Matinee Showings Only $2. 75 Unless Noted •3tel3er•l11ll6J61~ 25s1 1 ~~.) FOR FUnl EX<ITEmEnTI V1s1tOur ... ARCADE of GAMES• c:J.~'f~'." FIRE.STARTER @ . 12:55 3:15 5:30 7:55 .. tO:t 5 No Paues a;:E At 12:00 2:40 5 ;20 • :00 .. 10:40 _/) , _ _.,, At 12 10 GREYSTOKE At 12:1$ ,~.....: 2·10 4 10 '"' """'"" 2 :•5 5:15 ID '~0,tlg TARZAN 1" '1~~2~ 5 Acaa~my Awarcs1 -r-12 00 llA"'-A 17 all! 2 30 5 :00 e . _,. r;. -r!'" 1 40 a. ~a,,~ 10·05 t •t "no V1\ M "-Cr rl\VI Al 12:)0 I l\J~Vw 2:50 5 :,0 rl",u~r-v..·~ 7 :ls• I UJ~"I..,. 10:00 13 i 4fi£11 i3 ;12) 63~ 2553 /~~s-) 5,·,,-1 •• ,, Al 12·05 I Dlritlf"!I!' 2 :55 7 :25 2 00 3 ·55 rllWW. FOOtlOOH C,."tl/•3 5551·00 ltr.AllFJ/lY ra (PG/12:4 i ~ .. 10 00 -5 : 0 t :40 Ii fii ·"'ia I '·'I.Ji 6) 639 8770/ ~~~) FIRESTARTER @ Moscow ~~ tt.o50f'.I Phu Tn• Man wno a.ov•CI woman 1i.) AGA INST ALL ODDS ~ AISO S llowll'll Hol Dot IA) Al\O The Bounty (POI C1ass1f1ed advertising is your best choice for help in selfing the items you n o longer need It's Qui c k and inexpensive Daily Pilat / Class1 f1ed ad s PhOne 642·56 78 tbu.mboa.il PU&e. Barrios hopes usen will finger lbc card. note their •tress level and then bqin deep bmith.ina. imqin~ and other relaution techniques to go from black to blue. 'The problem with biofeedback is that you can't act people to continue pn.ctiti.na." says the in.,,cotor. Men follow tile trend Aerobic dancing. onoc a feminine form of 'weat, is catcbi.oi on fast among men. Compared to a year aao, more than twice as many men ( 130 percent more) now dnve up their heartbeats to mµsic and try to make their bodies more flexible. ln iu latest semiannual survey of consumer trends, The Sponing Goods Dealer magazine found that aerobic dancing overall is up 31 percent in the last year, especially in the Western states. In the pa.st two years. it's up 56 percent. With 18. 7 million participants. it now nvals tennis. Jogging is down 6 percent. but still claims 37.2 m illion. And the total number of folks who enpac in exercise has risen to 59 percent among women (up 18 percent) and 41 percent amonll men (up 9 percent). America.a Heall• Ma.guiDe Se.rvlc• Runs for life Cary Grant ata.ra In Alfred Hitchcock'• maat~rplece, .. North by Nortbweat. •• to air at 8 ton.Jght on Channel 13. (Z)MOYll **. ''Tilt ... (1977) Robet1 Shaw, J~ &itMt -11:00- 1!• Cl) 0 8NlWI "'1#AH l flWnW8 ~ A•1•H WAI~ MU AMO .-E OI' M01W.D eoacvMIMtl (Q)MCM! * t ' Autflol'I AUfl'IOt!" ( 1 H2t Al PICW Dyan cannon tS)UOVIE * ••.; "H0<ror Planet" 119811 Judy Geeson, Robin Cllrke. -11:30- • (I) HART TO HART D a BEST Of CAMON 8 SAT\JAOAY NIGHT G Ill AIC NEWS tlOKTUNE G IN 8EAACH Of._ tD ARCHIE IUNKEA'8 Pt.ACE &l LA T9IOHT AMEJICA m100cwa BEING HOMOSEXUAl -11:46- fC'JMOVIE * * ''t "Best Friends" I 19821 Bur1 ReynOlds. Goldie Hewn -12:00-a EY£ OH HOU YWOOO GMOVIE • * * "Fire Down Below ( 1957) Rober1 M1tc:tlum. Rill Hayworth CD INOEP9C>ENT NEWS 8) THICKE Of THE NIGHT Cl) HAAAYO O MOVIE t t * "The Fall11ig Of Raymond" ( 1971) Jane Wyman, Deen Stockwell. -12:30- D a LATE NIGHT WfTH DAVID LmEAMAH 8 TWlJGHT ZONE 8 L.A. TODAY CD AOWAN l MARTIN'S l.AUGK-IH &l ART Of B8HO HUMAN MOVIE • * * "The Grey Foil'' (1983) Rich· ard Farnsworttt. Jadlie Burroughs (%)MOVIE u "Get Crazy" (1983) M11oo1m McDowell. -12:40- • (I) COlUMBO ())MOVIE • * "Hey, Good loollln' .. (19821 Al'llmated. Direcled by R~ Blkshi -1:00- 80EHEAUTRY 8 HOUYWOOO Closm> CD THE PAOTECTOAS G)MOYIE * * 'h "Shake Handt Wtth The °""'" (1959) Jemet CtaneY. Don Murray G GENE 8COTt . aJ)MOYIE * * "Brainstorm" ( 19831 Natalie Wood, ChrlslQPhef Walken -1:30-D HEAL TH FIELD 8GENEAUTRY GNEWS MOW "South Of Monterey" (19'7) Gllbtr1 Rollfld CD AU IN THE FAMtt. Y a AOWAN l MARTIN'S l.AUGK-IH -1:40- tC.)MOVIE * * * 'h "The Innocent" ( 19761 Gian· carlo Giannini. L.Ma Anlonelll -2:00-IJ (I) C88 NEWS NIGKTWATCH CD QI NEWS ®MOW * * •.; "Split I~" ( 19821 MictlMI O'K..te. Karen Allen -~ C THE PAMOON OF OOli6JY 8TAMNO JOHN PARAGON -t.JO- MOVIE **'h "Some Kind Of Htro" (1982) Rl<Nrd P~. Margo4 Kidder -t•-(J) CHICO AHO M MAN (0)MOVIE * * * "The Thing" I 19821 Kun Rut-Mii Ridwd Oywt. -a:or.- .... fJARFIELO l'M LONE.LY. l T~INK l'LL 5E.E IF t CAN FINC' ARLENE JfM !7AVf~ l~u~~c\ ~ 0 THE FAMILY CIRCUS "Can we use the beoch umbrella, Mommy? The sun is bad for our mud." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "He had a hard day of mischief.'' MOON MULLl~S - by Gus Arrk>fa b~ Jim Davis BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) "Mond1y1 might bug George, but to me they're just 1nother d1y." Hank Ketcham ~ , .! by Ferd & Tom Johnson DAftt< SIDE OF THE FARCE ··· ............... ,,...,..,~··~ s ,.,. PEANUTS WE SHOULD TAKE BALLROOM DANCING MA~CIE . TUMBLEWEED 10 G91'1!M, •1G-~e~ fl9AQ( 1 NJP HUR~ IMCK W11l41l41! l'LLN'!R! ~ . ~·~,c'(.. I nlEV TEACH YOU i.40W TO DO "™E WAL Tl THE FOX TROT AND nlE TANGLE r t l l J I by Charles M. Schulz PONT f'ORtil"lt> HUfUN MCK WITH '1MJ f'LtJNPaR ! by Tom K. Ryan 8Rl0Gl ANSWElS TO lllDCt: Q IZ Q.1-Ai. Soulh, vul nt•r;ahlt". you hold: •AJff '1'87 0 KJI •AQI06 The hiddinl( ha<i prorc•t•dNt: t:aet SMth West North I ·~ DltN Paa1 2 'I Pua ? What tlo ynu hut now·• A. -What would you hkt· lo do? ~vfn t hough you havr mort• than a mini mum ror ,, lllkt•out douhh•, parlnt•r has 1fton1td fair v11lul'\ hy h" failurt to JU mp In t1dd111on, ht .ilm11't tc·rla1nlv rlot·' not ha VI.' (our '!p.tdt•' ~1n1·1· t hrn· '" nu hopt• for l(amt·. you might a' wt•ll pa•" 1n 1·:1,1• partner 1~ rtally hrok1" Q.2-Aoth vulnl'rahlt. a' South you hold + K986 AJ106J2 '/ K6 +$ Tht' h1dd1ng ha~ pr()(eedtd· ~outh West North East l Pats l • Pan ? Whal do you bid now'! A. -You have a superb hand for partner Nt'vertheless. it 1s still a minimum opening bid, and you shouldn't get earned away by the d1stribu tion. Raise to two spades. SHOE BRABBLE Uni~" p;arlnn un but AJC'11n. you •.r«' un likt'ly ln h.i vt• m1 ~d anylhinK. Hy tht way. only ;a At'l(i~h player would rrbid a ~iii turd su1l with four card <iupport (or part n<•r' ,uit, espt!c1ally a major Q.3-Nl'1lht•r vulnt•r.ihlt•, a' South you holli· •QJI09763 : A OAKQJZ Whut ii. you opt•ninl( h1rl? A. -tk'hrvt• it or nol . th1·n·" a ronvt•nllonal hid I h;1l r<1n hanrllt· lh1o; •11tual111n Opt·n (1vt' ,padc'I That ·"k' p.1rl nt·r to ral'lt• ~nu to t ht• ''x lt•v1·r 1r hl' hold' 1·11 hn t h1· ll('t' Or king of your \Ul t, or t11 hid a l(rand '!lam 1f ht· hap pen!> to havt' hoth Q.4-~either 'ulnn.ibll'. J' ~outh you hold + 109$ .... K63 'J A84 •J982 The bidding ha s protef'ded: North EHt South West I • Pa11 I NT P111 2 ...., , ... ? What acl ion do you take' A. -On lhis aurt1on. then• as a chance that you r partner has onl y four spades and five hearts. However. 11 1s much FUNKl' Wl~KERBEAN mort• liawly that 1"• h:t• fivr .,p;id1•i. aiwl four h.t-ar l,, and you OWt' it l/) him t.o Ukt• I prt>f('rt•ntr lo 11111 first·hiff suit C:orr1·1·t to two spadt1!'. Q.5-Hoth vul nt·r;thlc•, :i:. Soul h you hold : QJ63 OQMS4 +Qt3% l'artnc•r Opt•n« tht• biddinl( ' with one• ~p<1dt· Whnt ll<'lion rlo you l.1 k1·'' A. -Ju,l h\·r.tu"t' .vou ar1·n·1 1·n:imor1·d "1th par tn1·r'11J>1d and arc• arr.11rl that ht• m1icht n·hut h111 \Ull at :1 h1icht•r lrv1·I 1' no rt•ai.on for you lo throw in tht• 'ponl(t'. H part n1•r dat·' h,1 v1· ;1 St·rond suit. ~ou m1ich1 t·vt·n haw a l(amt•. Ht>~pond ont' no trump and set' wh.it hJppens. Q.6-Both vulnerable, as South you hold· +A987 "KJ6 OAJI04 +Jt The bidding has prO<'eeded· ~orth f.ut S..U Welt IUAA1' ~; i ~ 1°HINK . 1 ~'fOO MOC~ •• , .. 1 0 INT.._ 1 Wlaat dll 1'* hi.I A. -Tht'rt' '" no din.c your a1p1dM&. ntr I• iaatiltrly le r.-.r rard •a,,.-t. ~ 1flO mitht ron(uw P.trt-. JU th1nkin1e tlut YMI ...... H •• b:ilann-d hAnd wil9' at -..ua rive• diam11nff11, 1utd u 1 r"M&Ull vour 11idt• t't>Ulff •• ..., in I lw ~ronx icpol. M11kr tlw wlw hirl of i.ix nCl I rump by Kevtn Fagan 1 by Tom Batluk P5&S1 ~ HE4>1 WEA5a. 8JE5! EXAM PJJ 1ME 8tX)O(,) ~U! DR. S~OCK You 've Go-r "f"Hf;. MOS"f" Awe.soMe ~oe :X:'VE! e veR seeN,ANN.' WHEN CARLA EXPLAINS TH~T 9He WILL MtSS THe OINNER HOUR A T LANE SCHOOL. SAM TI!\.L.S HE" TkAT THEY WILL STOP FOR A SANDWICH ON T'HE WAY 6ACK 1 t I • ! l J c l'I FRANKLY. I'D LIKE TO .))ST SIT HERE ANO ASK Y0V MORE OVESTIONS A6CJU'T THE LAIN, SAM I by ueorge Lemont s ·l'I , I I I J ' Hasty business marriage may bring messy divorce Never form a business partnership without having a good reason By RALPH SCOTT ~9NcftCl'A Joint ownership of business ven- tures can cause many problems. It makes little difference whether the business is largt' or small. lf you met someone on Friday night and got married the following Monday, you would probably be considered hao;Tv ~nd unwise. Yet in business it happens all the time. We have no cultural requirement for a business courtsh ip. The shon - comings to hasty business marriages are endless. Don't form a partnership unless you have a good reason to do so. If you don't need the technical expertise or financial back in~ of another indi- vidual. don't take him on as a partner. Selling a business e x plain ed A series of free conferences 1s available to entrepreneurs on Tuesdays 2-4 p.m. in the Fidellt}' Federal Building, 2700 N. Main St., 400. Santa Ana. Scheduled are: May 15, "Guidehnes in Buyrng- SelLing a Business" led by Bert Fregly, SBA. May 22, "Invention, Copyrights. Patents" led by Harry Kellner. SCORE Counselor and former Special Assignments Officer for Rockwell International. May 29, ''How to Export Your Product" led by Ed Reason, SC'ORE Counselor and former Vice President of a pharmaceutical company. John S. Waddell, Santa Ana SBA Branch Manager. said that free coun- seling on business ma~gement is available Monday through Friday. For an appointment or more infor- mation on these programs, call SCORE at 836-2709. All joint ventures. whether they be pannerships or closely held corpor- ations. are going to terminate. It's possible. but rare. that they terminate because one of the partners dies of old age. More commonly, the termin- ation is due to business fai lure, disability of one of the partners, disagreement of the partners or disagreement of the spouses. What happens to your Joint ven- ture assets if you become totally disabled? What if your partner dies? Will his spouse become your partner? What hap~ns if one partner simply wants out. What if all this hapJ><'.nS just months or weeks after the JOint venture is formed? What ifit happens after the business 1s worth mega- bucks? Engage the services of an accoun- tant and an attorne:r to help draft a complete partnership agreement. Entering a partnership is not the time to try to save money on professional fees . All of the unpleasant contingen- cies should be covered in the partner- ship agreement so that the inevitable termination is provided for. This partnership agreement will not substitute for a courtship, but it will help eliminate some of the problems inherent in joint ventures. BUY 1 PACK AND GET 1 FREE OR SAVE $150 ON A CARTON . Warning· The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health K111q , 11 n111 tar 0 fl mq 111cotrne .11 p~r r11.1r1>t1e. FlC Report Mar '84. 100 12 rng tar 10 mg nicotine dv. p• r c1garPt1e bi f TC method • COMPLETE NEW YORK ST OCK EXCHANGE Ll8TINQ8 8-5 High tech sportswear shop opens Benetton, the newly opened hlah tech men's and women's sponswcar shop at Newport Center Fash.ion Island, reOects the spirit and vitality of the ongoing .. Renaissance," ac- cording to Poston Tanaka, vice presjdcnt of retailing for the Irvine Company. Partners in the venture arc lraJdis K.arabassis. Alexis SgoumboP<>ulos and Gay Koll. named treasurer of the California corporation lralcx lnc. Koll will be general manager of the store and she states that spring- summer merchandise focuses on classic and contemporary looks in natural fibers. o n a to e • te o n etton aportawear • op Newport Center Puhlon Ialand la Richard Schnelder, third from left , director of leaalng for the Irvine Co. Partnen ln the •enture are, from left, Irakll• Karabuala. Aleda saoum- bopouloe and Gay Koll, who la gen eral manager of the atore. Benetton has an international repu- tation for its women's and men's sportswear all desi~ed and manufac- tured in Italy. Bnght intense colors are a design signature of the merchan- dise that offers high fashion at moderate prices. 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Mori-dele and net che1199 of the 1o mcnt active A~ican Stock Exchange luues, tradl'19 "4c,':"g~: c8~ more than ,\1;o 1 ~ _ '-~=l~~~ s m~:1 t1~v. ~·~ 1nstrSys1 1 • 1 ~~ GulfCen o , 1 -~ • Heher \ , -'11 NY Tlmn s • 21~ -~ HornHar s • _,. 16~ Granoe< 1 ,...,., 22,. -., NASDAQ SUMMARY NEW YORK CAP) -Most active over · ·ll'le·counter stocks suPC>lied bv NASO Name Volum Biel Asked Cnv MCI s 2.207. 9'·• ~ -• .enJhv 1.m. , , 1-16 -""' AooCeC , 321ti 32''• -I Tandon 'i 91"' t'' -..._ lnvcre 09, 11 1 l'.11 FuJiPh 366, 14 ) \4~ -1 StPaut 349 ' S8"-SI~ -1 • WrldMI 34'1•)00" 2 2 1-16 +3· 16 Amlstar 33.i.too 1 1 1~ LeeOre 319,400 11 11 • -J -a Goto Quorcs ,_ - METALS QuorEs N£W '1'0~1\ 1AP\ -~ _. __ "'°" .. .,_ tooe. c...., 10'• T> .-1. 1 ~ u !> -unatlON C...-61 10 ew>ta '* P<Jl'ld NV Come"• lillG6 "'l>'rtll ¢~Fr, ~ 2~ ?& c ...... pO\JnO ~ !12 '>3 -··. pounCI __ ., "" Ml lllO~ --W-~e ID) .,.._ e 1 _.u • l)Oollld. " v .._ 18 J'IO Hendy' ,..,,_,(only ~ QUOlel ...., 18 133 Pe< tro. °'-..._ 't'I' eom.. IOOI -t._,f ,. __, SU100.933600 .,_ 7't 1b "-. ...... '1'1111< ,...._ 1312 ~a.a !oO ~ ~ .... ....._,..~ That~san apt description of both business an~ business people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of where companies are going and which people are helping them get there.just watch ·credit Line~ -everyda y in the Buslnesssectionofyournew Daily Pilat l I I I 11 I ~ --.-~---:-:::--------------.-...,,.....---------..,..----,-,-~---.. °'9nge Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday1 May 14, 1984 FIOQ.ds in Utah claim 1 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Risina temperatures today threatened to ~ oelerate mountain runoff that sent a mudslide smashinJ throuah three homes tn central Utah, bwyina a 70.year.old man and washina another man out of one buUdina and into another. The mudslide in the Carbon County town of Clear Creek came as kmpcratures soared Sun- day into the m id 80s. meltina mountain snow in oonhem, western and cen- tral Utah. Temperatures 1n the state were expected to climb into the upper 80s and 90s today, "further ~vating the situation," sa1d National Weather Ser- vice forecaster Ed Carle. Hundreds of vo lunteers piled sandbags ID Salt Lake's liberty Park o n Sunday to contain the run- off, and more workers were being sought today. A sandbag channel has been built thro ugh the park lo divert some or the runo ff that normally flows under South Street to storm drains. ShenfT Tim Walsh said no evacuation was o rdered as of Sunday 01gh1. In Clear C reek, Utah. Iver Joel Koski. 70, was killed and his bro ther-ID· law, Richard Sutton. 53. was ID good condition wtth broken ribs after the) were caught b y a slide ID the town of about 50 people 100 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. DEATH NOTICES Ml.IC MJllCl ~c.0~~IOOT8 u0aF -=~==.~ Manacr,..,.,...uu e:;n:m -~ATl'1r 'ln.111 ':' ..... ...:.:m=.U&.9 T.& .... l•_, -.-.111PA~M COUNTY Oii ORANQI Ttlf .......... ,...... .. **'I nt ...... l*'IOf" erw dofrlli T.& ....... ANDOPPBTntONTOAD-WITCOOll \'OUMl•DmrAU&.TU..A ESTATUOI' ~~ ...._ Wftoml• MlNl8TEll ll:STATE NO. T.O.WWCICOlmJMY .,..., ... ,. ....... L.UT!RMYMOHOADIREA. n4aPUICR.llllOt.eo.t._,. GOO'I~ ...... La_.. t.o....-ca•MY AIUlH ~,..,,.,...UflllettN .. -.-. wa.w \'OU'fAU QIHVl&VICOHMDYAOEMR. Cotwclll .... CA.-. ,...VIII¥ CA.ll70I ::~ fAldfn.e.UNMr .. To all_,_ beftt(IM•""'-fml1bef ..... trWI TO MOT'ICT YOUR OeclUHd ...,. .. o-t.IUC-.OAI-u..iill n w ..... L8 C.Wa. ""..., ... Of ... ._... --. WtLl AT PUIUC AUC'TlOH ,fTIMY•eoutATA .... A1tllt1 ~.~CA.-7 ~V-.CA.•1'11 'MU. l.AT "'9&.JC AUCllOft etedlws and oontl,.,.nt TO THa HIGHUT M>Oeft '°" ........ \'OU -M .... A ttl -AIWt4 •. °"""' T.S11, 1.. ,,..... ~ ..... ..... La TO THI HtGHaT ~ Rllll credlton of GLENJCE CAIHAHO/Of'TH!CAIHllMO.. no. CM' TMI MW MOTIC8CM'WIMhOii "*"'°'°" ...... .....,,, 8-dt, Celn,,._..V~.CA.tnll GAIHANDIOIU'HICMHWO.. MA.RY BOGUE and pertOnl CIRTIND CH!CKl INOIND 1H TMI "90C-llll .....,-I&&. lmAI. PMK1 UI y CA. NIU Tllll ..,._. 11 ~-,: 1 IOMTINO QtlCQ ~ .. b ... _ h CIVIL COot! KCTION ZN• C..-YOU 8HOUILD cotnACT A AT PllVATW IA&.I Thie...,_ 11 OOnclllClllld by: a ..,.,.,. pettllMfllp. OVl4.. COOi llOTIOH 1124'11 <Nr- w 0 may u. Ol •rwlM ... It the time of .. "' llllllfNI NotlCe .. herWy gjwn ttlet. IUI>-91".Wll INlf1.rWINp, ~ Min ..... ..... .. the ... of ... '" ~ tntenwt.ed tn the will aNJI« fl'IOMY of tN Unlti9d 8'*9) el On MIY 2ftt?.:J~J..!.* 11:00 A.M., leC' to oonflrfMtton bv dte ebo¥eo IMnd a. O.W... Thll -••••t w Med wetti u. MOnllY of "'9 Ul*d ~) • m&ate· "8M. ttUe end .,,..,_ ~ to IT~ M:ftY""' COAPOf'. .,..tlelld luoerb Oowf, on Mey It Thlil .........,.., .. !led wlth'iN ~ Qltta of OrMge ~on ftgM, ttde end.,,.... OOIWSJllCS to A~· Uon hu been ftJed ~ now held by It under elld Deed ATIOH •• ~ (;orpo! •Ion • ,..... It f:Oo a.m.. Of .,.._,.· County a.ti of Oniftge COUl'4y on ~ ft, ,.... .,,.. now Mid~. under .... Oiled by ca~ .,. 80G'"" ,_ of Tl'Ult In the PtOC*tY Ml..,_ 64Jlo/ ~Md Tnmee under end wt1t1M the time 8llowed by i.w. tN AOt11 ~. 1.... ,..-Cit TNIC In 1M ~ ..... ..... n.&WJ ~. "'"' 1ou deeettbed: ~toOeedofTNlllWICWded Ul ... led.•WM!cofthe... W flulllllNd Oniftge C... Olllly ... !Md: I.he Supttior Court ot Or-TAU8TOR:LEICHUTERFt!U> Oct. s. 1.U, ... ln1tr No ...... or l.HTI" "AYMOND Publltled °':T. c... Olly Not.,...U.IO.Yt!Y? 14..... T"UITO ... "ONALD P . ~...n~Ft)' BOGrequ~~bethat ZA~~l'.~t:.r.=.e ~~:::! J . ~· ~°'=' ~ ~:oe'A1 ... C:W:: = Piiot AptUO, Mey '14, t~ . • ttta.M ~"" J. LAMM": n.Mrn&&U • "'111 ap-RE~ o.o.nber 9, 1M1 JiwWI IN) !.mll)'ll ~ ..... to the,.. end beet MC __ .,. -•lNUICIAftY: 8Tl!PHEN J . pointed aa penonal ~p-M lntfr. No. 127S6 In look 14117 w.tot(1),lntheol'I09ofthecounty blddet on the !Mme and conc:tltlone MlJC NOT1C( __ _..,....._-..... .-nwi ...... 11R11._.. ----MUI.LIA, OCAHI M. Muu.I" ~n&ative to admlnisWr the PI09 1119 of OMolll Aeoordl In die Aeoorder Of Otenoe Colinty, 8ta1e hel'elnelter menuon.d ell rloht, ttUe __ ..... ...---. ............ .-.... __ 1 MnTIDU9 ._.. ~ ~ 11, tMO M estate of GLENICE MARY oflloe of the Aeoorder ot OrMge of Cellfomt.. WIL( NU. AT f'\Ja. end In .... of WTl.A AA'fMOND PICTmOU9 .._.. ..... tTn••IT ltwtt. No. 14607 In loOk 1a.I BOO'"" ( .. _,,,_ .... _ •--'-County: LIC AUCTION TO HIOHUT 110-AOEAIA Md G~Vl!W CON· ........ -•-rw:...fT -.... ....._....... ---~ pege 151 of Oflllclll "9oor'dl In "'9 '-'L wnu•1~T "'"' u~ eeld" deed of trust 6-Cribee the DeA P:OA CASH~ .. time of AAOY AMA!,., delltllld, at the The ~·.;;:.,-II doif'O ~ -;;""' ...-~--· -"' oMoe of tf'8 "9oatdlr of Or-. pendent Adminiatratioo of ~ ..,. In lawf\A money of the ~ time of their deatM e1 r10M. We. ~ea: unu PIOftLa erun. 1111 County-:.......... ~ .... .-__ ........... -... Ea&atel Act) 1lle petition ia PA l 1· Lot • Of Trac1 No. at .... ) at: the IOUttl front entrlnce Md lntete91 !Mt ....... ,....~ ORANOI COAST VALET PAN<· ·~ .... ,._._ ....__ ,.... .......... .... '-'.,. v-CWMW .... -t for r.. ..... "".;. .. ln T'\...pt No 3 10459. In the County Of Orenoe. to the Orange County Old QUlr9d In lddttlon to tt1et of dee. _...... .. , ...._. -~ --· ~ Pf'CIC*1Y: -.._.... .. ._ ~ • · State Of Cellfomla. M lflOWl1 on a ~ 211 W. lent. Ma dente 111 the time of their~ In IHO HAVICE. 1220 Pitt! Newpor1 l.cty JeM Duncan, 80I( '3. 141-PAM:IL t: LO( l'* Of Tf'ICt I 102. at 700 CMc Ce-nter Dr., mep flied 1n 8ootc 447, P-e-43 to loulevttd, Ctt; at e.m. Ane. l t41t• the ,.., pror-tY looeted 1n the lte. 21e, ~ leech. CA. lnaton Ka. '7614 11n the County of OfMOe, ...._ of w eet. San &a Ana, CA 92701 48 lncUM, mltlo9flaneoue .nape. In of Cllllfomle .. rigtlt, title and County °' or.nae. State of Ceffo. HMO '-attiyn ,,..,, Ptetoe. a, ,. a.mo. Cellfornle. • '*' """ reootct.d ... J 6 190" 9•30 A M the offtoe of the County Recotder of lnt••t aon~ to and now Mid fomle, deecflbecf M tol!Owe: Wllllem G. Mlll11n, 1220 Pn Pl:.:..~ Mau, CA. t1t2t look 120, p..,_ 3 Md 4, ..... on une • .,.. at · · · Mkl County. by It u.nder Mkl Deed of Truet In the Lot 2 of Tl'9Ct 31t7. County of N.wool't Ste. 211• ~ 8Mctl, '""~II conduc1ed by: • ~ipe, In ltle.ofloe of"'9 lF YOU OBJECT to the exce.>tlnQ therefrom all Oil, oll ~ lltueted In Mid County Orange, State of Celffomle. CA. l>2MO oenetel l'WtMlllhlp. rdtr of Mid eounty. granting Of the petition, you flOhte, miner .... lftinerel rlghta, end 8tete deeeflbed U: The pl"operty 11 oommon1y r.. Thie~ leoonduc1ed by: M ~ J, Ptel'ce All 111 lll*lil tor IA- ahouJd either ap .... •r at the netural ga• rlghta, end other PARCEi. t· Lot 3 of Tract 6591. In fwr9d to u ~73 Hanov. OrtY., lndMduel. ™' ltetement Wll flied wtth the ~ ... .,,.... end putllc UlllUee . and ,.--. hydroc:art>on9 by~ name the City or lrWie, County at Orange. eo.t• ~ Calfomla t212e. W.G Martin Coun(y Qltta at Or-. County on mong the eouttl 10 ,_.of Loe. 1 to heanng state you ob.)f!C-known, ll'lat may~ within "'under State of Celltomla, .. ~ on • The .-1e .ut>tect to CUl'T9nt Thlt a.tement -flled wtth the Apf1I fe, 1"4 10 lndueN9, Md the nortr1 10 fMt of tions or file written objec-in. peroel of land herelnebovoe cs. map thereof recorded In Boott 257, t&icM, covenant" oondltlone. ,. ~~3~ of Orange Col.Int)' on Pvtlletled Or~ CoMt ": lot• 11 to 20 lncllultYe of elld Trad tions with the court before ec:rlbed.togetherwlththel*'s>9tuel P~ 45, 441 end 47 ine:tuetv. of atrlctlon•. r ... rv•t.lon•. rlGhl•. nit•ll ...... No.3102.lntheettyofc:o.ta......_ the h eanng· Your ap.-.. r . right Of drllllnQ, mining. fXP!Otlng MleOellaneoul MIP9. record• of r1gtlt1 or way, and euement• of,.. Pllol .....,1123, 30, ay 7, 14, 1914 MS*' map recoro.ct In Book 121, ·. ..--and oPer•llng therefOf and •toflng aald O..ane-County. cord . .,, en<lUmbrano. of ,_d to Pubflehed Ofange Cout o.lty 217._.. Pegee 3 Md 4, Of Mllcellaneoua ance may be Lil penon or by In and r9ITIO'ilng the aame trom Mid PARCEL 2: A oon .. xc:luelw..... ~ aatlafted out ol the l)UfQhMe Piiot Apf'll 30, Mey 7, t•. 21• 19~ Mapa, In the Oflloe Of the Coul1ty your attorney. land or any other land, tricludlnglhe rMnt o...., the Southetfy 5.00 r..t or prtoe. 22"-M "8.JC NOTICE fllecotder of Mid County. IF YOU ARE A CREDI-right 10 wtlip9t0Qtl or dlrec:tlonally Lot 4 of Tract 8591, In the City of The Pf'QPeflY 1110 ~ IOld on en -----------1 Except that portion in(;luded TOR . . drill end mine lrom land• other than Irvine, u ltlOWn on a map thereof "u It" bull. exoept u to title "8.tc NOTIC[ PICTTnOUa ..,..... wttNn Pwoel 1 ebo¥e o.atMd. or a conungent creditor thoee herelnabow delc:Jlbed, off or ttc:Ofded In Book 257, p~ 45, 41 INcSt ()( ottere.,. Invited tor thla ·-----------um ITAT'UmWT YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UHOER A of the deceaaed. you must OU ........ ~ and ahafta Into, and 47 lndueNe of M Pf'099rtY and muat ~ 1n wrltlnQ and PICTIT10U9 IMl ... ta Tiie fOllo1Mg S*'"eon le ~ DE£O OF TRUST OAn.D .k.ne 26, We your claim with the through()( KrOM the aub1Ur11Cle of Mept, records or Mid Of wlll ~ ~ at tM ~ or ..... ITAT'lmNT ~ M! 1NO. UNL.£8S YOU TAKE ACTION court o r present it to the per· lhe land herelna~ deaalbad l.n<I County, u the same 11 ehoMI on Theodore Y. Hanuono, attorney for The fOlloWlng per'90N are JAC*SON & KIN<, Mao OlltflekS TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. rT . to bottom IUd'I wtllpttoc:ktd Of Exhibit A and fOf IM purpoeee Ml Mid exec:utrlx, al 23717 ~hofne bU""-ae· Ave #32 HIMlti.v.ton ............... ,,.. MAY 8E SOLO AT A PU8UC SALE. son a l representative ap-dtrec:tlonally drffled welle, tunnela for1h therein In ttwlt C*'laln Oec111t· ~erd. Suite 205, TOfrenc:. PLASFIELD COMPANY, H 42 tM ' .. ..,. .....,,, ""· IF YOU NEEO AN EXPLANATIOfil pointed by the court within end lhatl1 under and beneath Of atlonofE1tabllahmentofE..ament California 90505. °"may~ ftled Bellfleld Lane, Huntington BMch. Vernon E. Kint. H60 Owtlekl OF THE NATURE OF THE four months from the date of beyond tM exterior llmlta thereof. recorded Oc:tober 29, 1970 In 8oolt with IMcierk or Uld Supel'IOf' Court C.lltorrila 92848 Ave. 132, Huntington Beecfl, CA. PAOCEEDtNO AGAIN8'T YOU, YOU first ISSuance of lette and to redrl". retunnel. equip. main-9448, Paoe 1&4 or Official Aecotd or dellvered to Theodore y . Denny Shih. 5642 Belltleld Lane. t264f SHOULD CONT ACT A LAWYER. . . "' u leln. repelr deeper'I and QPerete any of Mid County. HanNQnO pereonefly, at any ttm. Hl.llltlngton BMctl, Cal"omta O ™' bUalneM 1a concsuotecl by: an 711 J.,,_ Street, Coate Mau. proVlded tn Section 700 of tud1 weftl Of mlnea. without, now-The ,,,.., addr... Md o after nrat publlc:atlon of thla rio11ce Thia buelneM 11 conducled by: an ~. CA. 02127 the Probate Code of Cali· ewr, the flOht 10 drlll, mine, ator., common Oeelgnatlon, "wry, oft and b«01'9 INlklnQ Mid tale. lndMdual. Vernon E. Kif1t y • etreet eddtW or COll'W'nOn fo~a. 'ryie time L,or filing =:: or~M =~~ ::: ~~be~~-~ ~ ~~~ ~ T~:_ ~ Danny Shih ™' etatement.., Ned With the ::'!~WO:.:tv~ .. ":!': claims will not expltt prior eubturlace of tM land neretnetiove l.atle, IMne, CA. 92715 _.,_ ~ et the nour of 8:00 a.m ~':/~em:''o..w:e. ~ on =~of Onnge County on completeo ... or~)." The to four months from the date deecf'tbed, u r-.rved In IM deed The ~ TN11• dll-on tr.. above date Mey t . 1"4 ,...... beneftclery under M6d Deed of of the hearing noticed abo~. from the IMne Company, • Mleh· c:lelma any llabluty fOf' any lnc:ofreci· The Pf'099rtY will ~ IOld on the l'MM7 Publlefled Or11nge eo..t Delly TNlt, by,.-.,,. of• breectt or CS. YOU MA y EXAMINE loan Corpofa11on, recorded May 8, MN Of tMatreet eddrwand other loflowlng tenn1: Galh or part ouh Pubti.tled Orange CoMt o.lly Piiot Apnt 30, ~ 7, t4, 21. 1"4 f-'t In tN ~ eecur.d th fil k b th U fH1In8oolt 14051. Paoe 1994, of common Oeelgnatlon, It any, anown end pert credit~ by note Piiot May 14, 21, 28. June 4, 1"" 230344 lherWy, ,,...Ofcn •eouted end e e ept y e court. Offlc:lal RecofdL herein. ..cured by ~gage or Deed Of 254f.l.4 dellveled to tM undelelgoed a writ· you are interested in the e1-PARCEL 2: Eaaementa u Mt Said aa1e wlM ~ made, but TnmontheC)f'opertytobelOld.tM -----------ten Declet•tlon at Oef.uit end O.. tate you may aerve upon the forth In tM MCtlonl tntltled "'<*· wttnout c:ovenent or wen-anty, u· terma or ~ c:redlt to ~ acoep-•-ir MnlJCE MUC NOTICE ~ '°" ...... ~ ~ ~o A~~ • . . tlffl euementa tor owner•'" and pr-"' Implied, regarding title, tabta to tM Executrix or tM Eattea r~ nu .,._., ..... "' _.....,, • -.... executor o r ad..ministrator, or ""'PPOrt, Mltlemetlt and encr<>ec:n-pcnulk>n. Of enc::um~.nc.. to end to the Supertor Court. Ten I*'· ---~~;;....;..;.;...;.-....... __ ---4 PICTITIOUe .,..... Uflder1llO!led to ... ea6d PtOl*t't '° upon the attorney for the ex-men1" of IM artk:M tntltled ....... pay tM remaining Pflnclpel aum of cent of tM amount bid to aooom-PICTIT10U9 .,..... um ITAW MtWy elld ~ end ttier. ecutor or administrator and menta" of the Oedaratlon of eov.. tM note(•) MC:Ured by Mid Deed of peny tM off•. Tuee, renta, operat· MAm tTAftmJIJ The foetowtng l*90fW .. doing after "'9 underligned ~ .., file with ~ rourt ·~th ~=~ui""':2~9~~~= ~~wt:~.:er,:~.~~ =.:~t~~i= ~:-ing~.,.dOlno ~C;ORASSOCIATE8,tl71 :*'9~~~~= proof of se:rvtce, a wntten 13228, Paoe 8H, and r•re()O(ded If any, und« tM l•ma of Mid Deed to the purctluer lhall ~ Pf'O-rated ALDER TREE SNACK SHOP. WlndlOf Ave., Weltmlnat«, CA. lnett. No. 13-6827t8 of Offtdel .... request stating that you de-July 25, 1970 In 8oolt 13243, Page ot Truat. leea, chargea and ex-u Of tM dlte of c:onflrmatlon of 17732 Goldenw .. t. Huntington 02$13 COfdl In ..-omoa of tM flleoolder sire 5 ........... 1 notice of the fU· 1, both or Offlc:lal Recotda, In the penw of the Tru1tM end of the tale. Examination or title, recording Beec:tl. Ca. 92&47 Mat1< Kologl, 9171 Wlndao,, of Or11nge County; . ~ office of the COunty Recorder of tru1t1 created by Mid Deed of of c:onwyanoe, tranat• taxea. end JMnll a.... 18708 Maple St.reet, Weetmlneter, CA. 92e83 Seid .. wlll ~ mede, bat llli_of an inventory and ap-Mkl COunty, and any amendment• Trull. for tM amount reuonably '"""title 1n141rtn0e """'""' lhall be at Fountain VWW1. Ca. 92708 A009' Dunn, Mein Stre.i, Ettnn, wttl'lout oowenant or werranty, ... f ther -·• ....,._, Gene Baea, 18708 Maple Street, MN 5$931 .--... .-.... .-... praJaement o estate asaeta or eto. eatlmated to~: $40,308.50 tM expenMe of the pur~ Of Fountain v-. Ca. 92708 .,.,__.. ... -...... 9871 Wlnd9or, pr.a or ••....-. r-oer .... ,. - o f the pentions or accounts YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A The beoeflc:lary under Mid Deed purchuer'I. --.... _..:::!I w.. .... ..... .._ ......_..., po1111110 ... or encumbtlinoee. to HART ed . ~ ..... : OEEO OFTRUSTOATEOOecember o1 Trvtt heretofOfe eMQUted and The Exac:utrtx of the E.atatea r• ,,...,.,_-a....,...,UC1..,.,, M Weetmin.t.•.CA.92"3 ' peythe~~tumel mention Lil """uon 1200 4, 1981. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-dell•td to the undenlgned. wnt-MrWI lhe right 10 rejec1 any and •If lndMdu&I. ™'~II~ by:. IM note(•) MCUt9d by.., deed ol FLORENCE B. HART, a and 1200.5 of the California TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-tan Oeclaratlon or Oe11K11t and o.. bid• prlOf' to tntry or an ordef con-~ tt~ement wu tiled with IM gei.:':J"1c.~· Trwt. wtlfl Int__. ea In -'d note long time resident of Costa Probate Code. ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB-mand f()( Sale, and. wrltttn Notice firming the..... " ....... ' pl"QVIOed, • .,.... If any, undet Mesa, former member Williams Ciecb LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EX· of Default arid Election to Sell. The Dated: May to. 1984 County Clenl ol Ofange County on Thie ateteMent ••filed with the theterrnaof Nld Deedoftniet. ,.., Order of F.astem Star in !700 N. Mabs St., St~. 535 ~~~~~~E~N~!o'l~J~f~0°J. ~~= E::t~ 'i'c:dS:,f:C: i: ~,:e,!; ~~~0· May 8 ' t 984 ,. .. •• ~t~°' 0r.,. County on =ct.nct~it!X:::.~.::ed•:: p Om On a . Ca I If Orn I a Saal.a Ana, CA. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· recorded In the c:ounty where the Gall Mll'llyn Barrett, Executrix l'lllllitled 0r.,._ Cwt Deir ,.,..,.., M6d Deed of Truat. Beloved wife of Jo hn Hart t53·S 188 YER. r .. 1 prl)9erty la loc:ettd. 01 the eatat• of the abo-named ,... M9f "-2'· It.-..'-,... Publllhed °':T CoM1 Daly Seid .... _. M he6d on: Monday, of Cost.a Mesa mother of Published n-,...... ro___ TM Pf°'*1Y •tx>Ye delc:flbed Dete: Apf'll 19. tN-4 oec:.oenta. ........ Pllol April 30, May • "· 2T. 1M4 .k.ne 4. 1"4, et 2:30 p.m. 111 the 11:'...I • U --• f N rt n....1 Pil ......... aee ~\ doea nol ha .... I atreet addr-()(' STANDARD SERVICE CORPOR-Publllhed Orange Cout Dally Piiot 2307-14 ~Avenue entrance to the c.uwm cuu • o ewpo UillJY ot May 13, 14, 20, common dealgnatlon Dlrectlona ATIOH, May 13. 14. 20. 19~ CMo c.nter 9u61d1ne, IOO Eaat Beach. J Lynn Hart of 1984 IUttlclentto k>clte the property may 1 California oorpor111on 2550-~ rtaJC fl)TJCE Chepmein Ave .. Orange, Ca. N ewport Be a c h , also 2568•84 ~o0talnedby1Ubmlltlngawrttttn uaald Truat.. -----------• MUC fl>TIC( At tM time of tM Initial publf. survived by eight grand· reqUNt within ten d1ya from the By Guadalupe H. Lopez, Truttee Of. mm'IC MnTIC£ ~!!!!O"ITl•~M PICTITK>Ue ..,._.. aatlon Of ttlla riotk:e, the lotal . •-te llnftC[ nrat publlcatlon of thla riottoe to the nc.r ,.~ nu -.. • .,_... • 1mOUnt of the unpajd balance of the children and seven great '"~ "" beneficiary, wl\Oee name and •d· 2103 1 Ventura Blvd . Suite t007 The foflowlng penon1 ate doing Tiie :.::" STAT'lmNT dol ~IOnMCuf'edbytMetiovec»- grandchildre n . Visitation ORANGl:COUNTY dr ... la:BernlJ Z-lcitl,29 Mulr. Woodland Hiiia.CA 913&4 ~~:A~=· txt~F~RNIA LANDSCAPE blJalne!.u· ngpereon•are ng Oeed oftruetendeetlmated Tuesday May 15 1984 from tuf'INOR COU..T Irvine. CA 92715 (818) 3-40~ 10 TM loflowl dot MESA WOODS 1072 S E. Bt\a10I COltl, ~. and lld'lanoea l6 12 NOON• u1 g' PM I:'.. 700 Cl*~ Df w .. t "(If a atreet 1ddr ... °"common Publllhed Ofange Cout Dally PllOt ng peraona 119 ng SUPPLY 23271 Cherry Avenue El · · • 144.828.62. un · "u· leftta AM, CA. ti7o1 dealgn1tlon of Pf'QPeftY 11 lhOwn Apf'U 30. May 7. 14, 19~ but4neaa U TOfo, Caiif 92830 • Suite 202. Senta Ana. CA. 92707 Tiie total ~tedneee being M neral sel"Vlces Wednesday at Plalritllf PENTRIDGE COVE above, no WltTanty .. gl~ .. to Ill 2328-84 SUNCHIEF SOLAR SYSTEMS. C1llfomla Landtclf)e Supply. Ceillfornle Uteetyte Co<J)OfstlOn. •tlmai. on wtllc:h the opening bkl .. l PM at Pierce Brothers Bell HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION complet.,,.. Of COf'rect-)." TM.,____________ 3303 Htrbot Blvd . Unit 0-6. Coat• 23271 Cherry AYtnue. El Toro. C&lllomla ~&110n, 1072 8.E. computed may~ oblelned by c:allo- Broadway Chapel Officuml Defend1rit · CAROLYN L beneficiary under aald Deed of P\8.ICN0TIC£ Mela.Ca. Callf.92630 8'1etol.Sulte ,Santa Ana, CA. Ing (7 t4) 937-09&8 or 12131 . 0 MASON STACIA R MASON ll"ld Truat. by reaaon ol I breach or de-i------------IEP. lric. I C1lllOfnl1 ()()(i>Ofl tlon, Thlt bullneaa 11 conducted by:• 92707 127--'* ttl9 day ti.for. tM Nie. will be r . ~obert B. DOES I THROUGH Xv, INCLUSIVE fault In the obllgatlona ~rad K-1130! 3303 Harbo< Boutev11d, Unit 0..8, OOl'POf9Uon. Meaa Pldfll: ~' Cor· Dated: Mey 4, 1 .... ShenArd, Jr, Chns t Church Cue No .• 115•2 lhefeby. heretofore executed and NOTICE OF DEATH OF CottaMna,Ci llfOfnli02828 Caltfoml1LandacapeSupPfY Irie poretlon, CaNfOflll• QO(J)Ofetlon, T.O.SERVICECOMPANY ...-~ .. dell eel t the rid Thll bUllneN II conduc:ted by: a Matt Kofendlcil Prealdent . . 1072 8.E. 8f'll1ol. Suite 202. SMt• Mid T B y th.e Sea , United IUMMONI 1.,, ~iar!uon ~1 ~~:,~ ~ MARGUERITE S. MCCON· COf'poratton Thia ata1ement 'wu nled wtth ine Ana. CA. 92707 =Donna ':iette. AMlttent s.c. Methodist, Newport Be~h The~I You~ been ~ mand for Sale, anCI wrllttn riotloa of NELL AND OF PETITION IEP. INC Coun~ Clerk ol Orange County on Thie blJllneea It conduc:t9d by: ,...,., lntennen t Pac1f1c View wltfMMlt ,:'being ..:C,~~ •• bread'I and 01etectlon 10 cau1e the TO ADMINISTER ESTATE ~ii~i ::!~'.;!;,,S: wu !lied wtth tM Aptll 8. 19&4 ,.,.._ '°"'~"'~. PrealC*'lt One City Blvd Weet, Orange. ~A Memor ial Park Pierce ,_ reeponcl wttMn ao deJa. "9ed und~ty ~ •0 ~1 Uld PfQPeftY to NO A-l!3l07 County ctent 01 Ofange County on Publllhed Of~ Cout Dally Thie atetement wu filed wtth the (7~) ........... . .Brothers Bell Broadway ttM ~a.tow. 181 obl""atlona. and lher• · . . A...., 13 19~ County Ctertl of n........... eounov on --M . 642 9150 11 you wtan to leek the •dYice 01 after tM urideralgnect cauaed l8ld T o all hel.l"S, benef1cianes, .-.~ · Pilot May 1'. 21. 2 . June 4, t9~ ~--v-., Pub!llMd Orane-eo.i Deity ortuary, • an 1tt0fney In this matter you riollce 01 breec:tl and of election 10 red1tors and contingent JOMPh ~ 2547-14 A9rH 12' 1"4 ~ Piiot Mey 14• 2t. 21, 1 .... ADAMOWJCZ Mould do IO promptly ao thai your :::~:0~~-~;8~ ~~:3R: itors of MARGUERITE AtlOfney 11 Ltw Publl9hed Or•not CoMt Delly 267()-14 FRANCES ADAMOWICZ ;rr::, ~1:°""· If any. may be COf'dt In the offic:e ol the Rec.order S . M CCONNELL, AKA 2790 Harbor Blvd. Suite 313 "8.JC NOTICE Piiot April 23. 30. May 7, 14, 1914 "8.JC NOTICE paaaed away May 12, 1984 in AV1IOIU1ted ha lido <*nM-of Ofange County, MARGUERITE HELEN Ca.ti M .... Ca. •2828 2137-14 Cost.a M esa. Wife of the late dlde El tnblJma; lecle deddtr oon-Said Mle wlll be mlde, blJt M CCONNELL and persons Publllhed Orange Cout Dally ACTIT10U9 eua.at PICTmOUe ....... Albe tr1 Ucl. Ml~ without covenant Of warranty, ex· . Pilot Aprll 23. 30, May 7. 1'. 1984 MAim aTA.,._JCT f1aJC fl)TIC( MAim STA,....,.I rt Adamow1cz, beloved Ucl. reeponcle dtentro• :;:-: J::. prw Of Implied, regarding title who may be otherwise 217f.l.4 Tiie 1o1ow1ng S*'eone are doing Tiie foetowtng l*90nl .. dOlnO mot he r o f Ed ward Lee la lntomtadon .,_ ..,_ · po11-11on, Of enc:umbrancaa, to interested in the will and/or -----------bullneaa u : l"IC~A~" ~ u: AdamoWlCt. of Coat.a Mesa ",.., wWi to Mell ttM ~of pay the remaining Pf'lnclpal aum ol tate: rtaJC N0TlC£ FALCO FIRE PROTECTION, MAMA l.OUISA'S FAMll.Y PIZZA. H Adamo f GI ' .... In ....... -~ tM riot-'1) MCUred by Mid deed or 10 .... B So. Ort.,... w-.... -t•• Tiie foetowtng peAOne .,. ~ fflO Hernllton Avie., ............. on enry WlCZ 0 en-an ... orMJ .._ ......,_, '°" Ttldt ,:;th lnt.,..t ae In Mid note A peution has been filed l"ICnTIOUl llt.llMM c a':92870 ..,.... _, ... ,_,""' buelneea ea: . 8eec:t1 CA. t2t4e ·-···"'· v lew, Illanois, Donald ===~==~.:"::!:°: pfovid.cs, advanoea. If any, unw by NANCY ASPER & NA.MlllTATllllENT Scott Faioonet, t800Whlte0ak, OHEHOURMOTOPHOTO, 1o11 o.Ac, A8'n Welea, t0293 #203 .Adamowicz of Skokie, Illi-Med on time. ' tM term• of aald Deed ol tru1t. , ... , MERLE ASPER in the Su-TM followlng .-.on• are doing Cotta MM&, CL 928241 Bttolo Dffle. No. !09. eo.te Mee&. 8'9ter. Fountain V*t. CA. 0270t noiaF.rn.ily Stoklou of Chi-II U.ted ..._ eolcttat ee con-cnarget, •rid expenM1 ol the perior Court of Orange bualneaa .. : Thll blJllneu 11 conducted by. an CL 924127 Henry Chal1ea Lutke, tlt2 Gel· Illin . .... de "" lbofado .... Tru1t .. and of tM truetl c:r .. ted by REGAi. KEYS WORD PRO· lridMduel. Lombard StrMt lnveetmenti, rt1t1 Clr., HIMltlngton a.Kt\, CA. cage>, OL! and the late t d b I h.,. I ~Mid Deed of Truat. unty requeating t h at CESSING. t0182 RuNell Avenue. Scotl Falcorlef 1011 8f'loeo Dffle, No. 108, Coate t2t4e Anna Adamowicz; sister of .:.:....!,!~~de.:.::.:.:.,,~ S~ aale will be held on. Monday. NANC Y ASPER & MERLE Oatden Grove, CL 92843 Thll 11atement wu flied with IM MeM. CL 924127 A Cllllf. oorp. Mary Loulee Lutke, t1t2 Garrett Julia 0 -... --'··ewi"'" of Po------· ., .. _ ...__... June 4 19&4 It 2 30 Pm 11 the ASPER be · •--' Oebo<eh Jeen Hall. 10182 RutMll COunty Clerk of°''""""" COun"-on Thie buelneu 19 conduCtad by:• Cir~ Hunt...,..on -..en. CA t2t4e land ~. ~.. . :.:=---~-·---~·---,. .. __ :.._ .. ~.-~Ir-:.,.;,, to , .. _ appotn~ as per--"V"' ., """""'•tton ........ ""'' ......... -.... ._. ..... ~ ............... --... Avenue. Gatden Grove. CA. 921543 May 8. 19&4 -...... . .... bullneealeconduc1ed by: en ;d hildrsW"Vlvedd by five 1.To "fl. ND~· cf¥tl CMc c.nt• Bulldlng. 300 Eut 80~ repre9entative to ad-Sandra LOUIN Slater, 10102 P"Jtla1 Lombetd Street•~ unlocorpcntecs WOdetlon oU. gran c en an sue great oeftlptalftt hea beet! Med• by the Chapman A.,... Orange. . CA. minis t e r the estate o f Ruuell Avenue, Garden Grove, CA Publllhed O<.nge eo..1 Deity = G. Maya.,,,.._ then a pertnenhlp grandchildren . Member of pelftttff ..-llnat rou. ",_ wfelt to At the time of tM lnltlal publl-MARGUERITE S . M CCON-921543 Piiot M1y 14, 21. 28. June 4, 19&4 ement wM flled wtth tM Devtd Allen w..e. Saint Joachims Cath o lic cleMM ttiae l...wt ,_ muat cation ot lhlt riotloa. tM total N E L L A K A Thia bullnM1 l1 conducted by: •n 2548-84 ~ Ctertl of Ofange ~on TIMe 11atemen1 wu med with ttte Church and the Polish wttNn IO d1y1 after thl• aummon~ amount of tMunpald batanc:.of tM MARG UERiTE HELEN unincorporated uaoc:latlon otMr Aprll 2, 19~ County Ctertl of Or11nge County on , . 11 lerved on you, tlle with thla court obltg1t1on MaJrtd by lh4l 1bove de-than 1 partnership. Put>llltled Of Cout ~ Mareh 28. 1084 W omens Alliance, Ch1cago, a .,111.,, reaponM 10 the GOmf)latnt 1erlbecl deed ol trutl ll'ld Htlmattd M CCONNELL (under the o.t>orah Jean Hall Ml.IC NOTICE lll09 -r P'Mttll "''--' v· tau M d ~~ta e .. ,._, ... anCI 1dv·~ 11 Ind nd A ..a_,_,_ . ......,_ atat~t -u ,,,_.. .. ~,h t"'-Piiot May 14. 21. 28. June 4, 1"4 .... ........_.. Or:T. "--~ n.a .. ~iulS. ISi o n o n ay, Un .... you do, your default wlll be 1-..;: ;11r-· • ~-e pe e nt "uuw ...... trauon '",. -·-· -..., .. , ,,. 56 ..&4 .-u.,_..., ....._, -r M l A 1984 5 PM Bell t ed &P9flcatlon of tl'lll p1 'llol.. ~ 11:'-Th County CMnt ol Oranoe County on FtCTmOUI ..,,..., 2 1 P1lot Ap112.3, 30, sy 7, 14, 1"" ay '· at at .,, ., on ••n· Th. total lndebtedneiu ....._ •n o f .i:.-t.ates Act). e peuuon M··-.. 1•. 1"•• .... &&jO IT'"'Tl.-UT 21-•• B d M Utt, end thl• cou11 msy tnter • ~·"" . f h . . De N _....,, " ·-..._ .. ~· v&-r oa w ay o rtuary IUdQementegall\ltyou fOflherellefeetlmateonwnlctl tM09tnlngbldl1 L'l&et o r eanngtn pt. o. nt1142 Tile followlngper.ant .. dofng NllCNOTICE •-ll'llftnl'r Chapel. Me m o rial Mass demanded In the complaint. whlQh computed may be ot>lelnect by call-3 at 700 Civic Center Dr.. Publllhed Ofange Cout Dally blJllneiu u ,._ ""'IK Mo nday at 5·30 P M at Saint could reeult In garnl1hmen1 ol ng (71') 937-0IMle (2131 827-4865 W est Santa Ana CA 92701 Piiot Aptll 23, 30, M1y 7. 14, 19M (A) BOLSA CONVALESCENT l"ICnnGUe lllll... PIC1"10Ua ....... Jochims Caiholac Church. wagea. taking of money()(' prOC*ty Mo:~~~;.~~';-= on J~e 6, 1984 at 9:30 A .M. 2180-44 AIDS (B) BOLSA HOME HEALTH .... aTAftmMT um tTAl'W...,. Rosary Monday 7:30 PM at ~~.~~':9' retie! requetttd In lhe com-T.D. SERVICE COMPANY IF YOU OBJECT to the ---Ml--IC_NO_TI_C_E ___ ~;,L~~~;c:r.~rde. Hunt-~~ S*'90nl .,. doing ~~"9 peraon 11 dOlnO Pierce Brothers Bell Broad-Dated· s.citembtw 12. 1983 ~Tr;:,~t~, d AMI Seo-granting o f the peUUon. you lynd• Eltrln, 155e2 Wild Plum .. ~~~,.!~1.Nl~O~l...9217871~ GUIDANCE TECHNOLOGY. 3001 way M ortuary C hapel ln-LEE A BRANCH, Clerk Yt c " · •t•nt should either ap,_..r at •L..e PICTITIOUI •UllNlll Circle, Huntington Beech, Ce ................ DOTII .. "........ " .. --. ... ~ a .. 1 .... ,...-.,. s e •ry ...--..... NAM« ITATIMENT 92&47 Duffy Mo4or Hot .... inc .. c.... ~'..'."',... ~::. oie. uo, ......... terrnent Niles. Ul.molS Fam-~~~ ~ 1~1~ Deputy ne City Blvd W•I. Orange. CA hearing and state you ob jet'-TM IOll~ng peraon 11 dOlng Etbion e Ellnn, tSM2 Wiid Plum fomle corp .• &40 Wee1 ~ ... Av· ~-~ Mllr'INll, 5082 Uy prefers memonaJ ron -~•i AHO HLZ · 2668 lions o r file written objec-bulineea u Clrc11 Hunungton Beach, Ca. anue Anehelm CL 02802 BoJCWOOd 1 CA tr1butions to the Heart 1n21 ~ INYd. 7 ~~~880<•noe Cout Dilly lions with the court before OLADNEY MARl<ETING. g29 92~7 Thie~ II conducted by:• Thie ~i. ~!,by: Fund. Pierce Brothers Bell ~~A..__, 1101 May 7, 14. 21 1984 the heanng. Your appear-~=8 Bike<, Co1t• Mesa. CA ~~1~!:t~Pconduc1ed by • ~=or H<>'..., Inc:. ~f\ Mllflf*J ... Broad w a Y M Ort ua r Y. Publllhed Orange Coast 011ty Piiot 2423-M ance may be in person o r by S1m A Gl1driey, 929 w B1k«. Lynd• E.alrln Rlcherd E 9uffY Preeldent · 642-9150 April 23. 30, M1y 7. t4 1984 Dlm•ic MnTICE your attorney. Cotta Meae, CA 02828 Thia 111tement w .. flied with tM Thia ltatM,.,,t -ftled wtth IM TIMe "at.,,,..,t WM tlled with me ---22 t 1 84 '"~ nu lF YOU ARE A CREDI· Thia but1,,..11 conducted by 1n County Clerk ol Orenoe County on County Clerll Of Oranot County on Counri2c1en1 of Orange County on -:;:::;;;=======;;;;:-J lridlvld al M 8 984 MIY 8, 1H4 Aprtl • 10M P\Bl.IC NOTICE ~~:A~=· 1'0R or a contingent creditor s1muA Gladney •v · 1 ,..... ~tt l'Mlllt H•A•OA LAWJll-MT OLI~ The toflQWltvi ............ ere dOI"" of the deceased, you must Thl11tatement WU flied with the Publllhed °'11'199 Cout Delly Pub6ltMcl Orange CoNt Delly ~~~ ~T. ~ 1'.::'!r MC>f1u"'"". Cemel•"' 'tCTTTIOUI 9UllN!ll bualneaa 11 ........... ~. ..., fl.le your claim w lth the County Clenl of 0<1noe COun1y on Piiot Mey 14, 2t 28. June 4, 19~ Pilot May 14. 21. 28. Jul'9 4, 1"4 ......," · · ay · 21,U.. -' • 1 NAME ITATIMENT . Aprll 23 19&4 2aM.l4 2562-M •----------- 162C5re0m15a1etor 'Le TM follOwlng '*'°"' are doing M :~~~~HA~1~ 1 ~~J~RPRI~~~ court or preeent It to the per· · nA420I •-.,. W\TVC ... bullMN u • · 4 son al re presenta tive ap· Publithed Orenoe cou 1 Dally•-----------• ,._ ..,,~ Costa Me.sa WYMAN'S LIEN SALES. 1034 =~~~ ~~d g2~1 700. N-· pointed by the a>Urt w1thm PllOI April 30. May 'T 14 21. 1984 f1t8.JC N0TIC( -----------PICtmOUe ........ 5-40·55C.4 Linden Plice. Coate Meta. Ca Rober1 F 9e1uch1mp 4000 four months from the date of 2300-~ 1-----------1 •-"' lllll'ITll'C MAm •TA'YDmNT 92827 . • ......... ~ ""'~ D.vld W•vn-Wvm1n 103• MacArthur Blvd .. Sulla 700. N-· first ISSUan<:e of letters as lllCnTIOU The fol4owlng peraon It dOlng PIERCE •AOTHEAS IEll BROADWAY MORTUARY , 10 Broao .. a, rosta ~t>~.1 6•;> 'l •'io BAl TZ 8EwGt'40h SMIT H & TUTHILL W(STCLIH CHAPEL 4 • r · "" .. ' ..... .J ~.1•;,,,, '·Ill •)'I PAClflC VIEW MEMOAIAl PAAK rm;lfr., • V ''l1 t•t " ... .,. (Jr ••' .... "', .. ,, ..... ,. f 12 .. McCORMtC11; MOAT u ARY ''9!! ~Q •"• ~r , · "'C l •Ju"•9,1c• ~.1-•1 401 r,4 •< ' ' "• v 1 • ~ pon Beech. CA 92eeo . ~--' NAiii ITA'RMSNT PICtmOUe llJIMN t>uatneee u : ... ~~n:2~ Pl1oe. Coat• Mea1 C• The Mldlenda Company.• Del•· provided an ~ ... on 700 ~f PWlJC NOTICE The fol!Owlng per90n•.,. doing NAm ITA~ +41·TEK EMllAOIDl!AY, 1300 P1ul1 Kay Wym1n 1034 Linder! ware CorPQ(etlon, 4000 MecAl'1hur the Probate Code of Cali· FICnTIOUI eUllNlll buHetneaeE LT UH . EN H .. NC E .. "' NT Tiie tolloWlng P«ION are dOlng Adame 120, eo.te Meaa. C~ Pl~ Coat• Meu C• 92627 Blvd . Suite 700. Newpon Beach. fonua The time for filmg NUii ITATIMINT s ,. ... "'a ~er. ' 12!~........ . ' CA 926e0 l W ...i-ri Tne lollowtng !*ton It c10I"" PECIALISTS, 9426 cetnt>ndge t., INTAIGUI! •OUTIQUE. 21t7 ...,.,._ Lou Olt>eon. 1300 Adetnt Arlene Joyce Wym1n, 1034 Thi• bualntee 11 conducted by 1 c auns w not ex.,.."" p or bullneu u "v Cypreu. ca. 90l30 9 L.af.,.ne A.,.., Hewpol18Mcf\, CA. 120, Coeta Mau. CA 9241241 • Linden Plaoe. Co.ti M.... C• general pertnerlhlp to four months from the date PFEIFER CONSTRUCTION 18 t2 Annette E. sinoermen. 9425 ~ ...... & K.._ ........ ...-.. 280 Ind~~ .. ~-by':.,, 92c827 w 03 Robert F Beeucttamp of th~ hearing not.iced 1bove. w-8 .. ,..___,... ,...,.;. C C4imbrldge St., Cye:weet, Ce 90130 ,..__v --· ... "..,_->" ~ liude Jr yman. 1 4 Lindert Thll 1t1temenl wu lllecl wtth IM YOU MAY ll'V ...... (NE -· •Y ,..,.. • ··--....,. · ,,_h, • Tin blJ.in.. le condueled by: an ~ Lane, 1213, Newport 9ofWe Lou Olbeon Place, Coata MM8. C• 92827 c Clerk ' Or Cou C.A.n.ITI 02M3 lridMdull 8-if\, CA. 92113 Thie ••ttrnent ... flled wtlfl .. Th11 bu1lnfflll Conductedby a ounty o ange ntyon theft]e ke ptbytherourt If DanlelW Pfetfer,181:1 WMt8ay Annett~!! s-•n .,...._t>IMIMee .. oonduGtedby:en Countv01ieft10f0r-"'--... - oenetel P•rtneranlp Apfll 23' t984 f'Ma02 you ~ lnU>retted ln th~~-Ave .. Newport Beach, Ci 91883 TIU• 1tat~"';~-flled wtth the ~ (~ & wifeJ • Apf11l2.1M4 -..,.... --"' -· ~~:t:;e.,,";"=~lled with IM QAAWIN a WAONI" tale, you may terve upon the Thia buliriea111 conducted by nty Clerk of Otanot County on Karen WINtaneey ,,_ County C.. of Orange County on _..,... 410. 1M01 Von Karman,..,. executor o r administrator, or lndo~·~ Pfeifer Msy 1· t"4 Trill llatement Wlfl Med wtth the Fiii~ Orange C099e Dml1 ·~11 73 I"&• .... _ f h Thi• 1ta1--1 WU,, ...... ..-ht...... ..... CountY Cter'lc of Oninge County on Pllol Apfl 2 • 30, t.l"Y 7, 1~ 1M4 ........ ·-l'Moet• '""'-·CA. a111 upon uK" attorney or t e ex--·-· ._ ..,, .... Publllhed Otanot eo..t Delly Aprt fr. 1M4 z114-M Pubt11hed Or1noe Cout Dally -.1116 ecutor OJ' 9dmmiatrator, and ~~3~~ of Or•llQI County on Piiot Mey 14, 21. ~•.June~~ PuOllltled Or-. ~ 1----------- P11o1 Apr11 30 M1y 1 14, 2t. '"' P:;;:~ ~:'r 1~1 1~1y flit ,w1thf the court W1th .... ,,.._., Piiot AOt1I n , ao. Mey 7, 1~ 1.... PmUC fl)TlC( 230644 . . 2~ proo 0 IC~. • Wrll~ ..... blllMd Ortnge Cout Deity --.,. llt\TW'I' ;rf7 ..... -----------request at.at.in& thll you dt'-Piiot ~1130, May '1 14 2t, ,.... nlllK.RI nuttw. l'IC>TnlOUI ...... P\8.IC NOTICE P\llUC NOTIC( l"IC1'mOUI ......... PlC1TT10U9 llJllNlll NA• ITATw:•NT MAm ITAru.NT The following l*'IOll II OOing The ~ per90n le doing buatneae.. ~ .. COHSTRUCTION PLANNERS 6 HARBOR LIQUOR. 1927 •8 ASSOCIATES. 3tH ·M Airport HttDOf Blvd Coeta ,..... CA Loop°'. Coeta M .... C• t2e2e 92127 ..,. Da.le J Sauria.1. 20151 Kllne Anh Ttem Deng. 10tl MINtOn °' °'. S1nt1 An•. CA 92707 •D Coet• M ... CA g2e2e rht1 bualMU It oondUC1ed by •n Th.. bullnMI It QOtlduc1ed by an 1'1CIMOuel lndMduel Dale J S1Unct.1 Ann Tram Otng lhll 1t1l-1t w .. tiled With IN Thie 1tatement wa• tiled with the County~ of Or-. Courity on County~ of Orlll\09 County on AQ<M ?3 1"4 ~ 23., 1"4 ,....... '** PvblW!ed O<anoe eo.i oeny Publtltlecl °'anoe Cout Delly Piiot April 30. Mey}, 14 21, 1M4 Piiot Aprt 30, Mey 'T 1' 21, ti~ 230~ 84 2'301 .... aln 1p.d.al notice of the fl.I. i---~----2_30_w_4 AC11110U9 .,.... The-=•= ddng ln.g o f an lnvf'ntory and ap "8.JC NOTICE MM9 ITA~ ~-pr&laC'mfnt of .-StaU' .... u or Tiie followlnO pet'90nl .,. ~ flllCm'IOUe Ml .. ,... H.I . MARINI PM>OUCTI. 200I of the..-;••-----·-·· PICTmOUI.,..... ~-MMmlTATW w. lllb091Nd . .::.: tU, ...... __ UVI,. ""' _......,,.. 11tAm ITATlm#T t81Ctueeon.tructtonend0.., Tfll ~ I*"°" le ~ port ll9d\. CA. men~ m Section 1200 TM foll<>wlng Pel'M>M .,. dOlng 1 lt-f Eat! Alton, Santa AN.. 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Publlahl.'d ~ c.o..t County Olertl Of Orange Count~ on County C1in qt ONnte ~ on ~ Clllltl Clll Onn9I CoYnty on CounCY a.t Of OrMfl Collntr en Dally Ptlot May 14, H'>, 21. Ma~ I . t"4 Mey I. llM Afl'I • f"4 ..-.. Allfl ft 1114 ~ ..... ..._ l' w 1984 Publlthed Orange Coat ~ ~H1rt1• °""lie C.-De9r ~ °'IW9 ~ Dllr PvOlltled °' .. OOM1 ~ 2~7 1 84 Piiot Mey 14, 21, 28, June 4. 1N4 .... ..., ... 11 ... ,.... ... Plot~ fl. ao . ...., 1, '".: ..... Plot Apit 23, '°· M9V '· H, t .... ~~~ -.... ~1 ,.... !tu.lo& • They didn't for get Nitzkowski: Soviet boycott boils down to r etali ation By ROGER CARLWN Of ... Dellr,... ..... There arc a lot of o~an1ons being bandied about regarding the Soviet Unions decision to stay home during the' XXlllrd Olympiad -rang.mg from smog. security. potential defections. drug tests and retaliation -and U.S. water palo coach Monte Nitzkowski agrees with all of them. In fact , the Huntington Beach resident says each most likely was considered and he says there's something else to consider. Maybe things were lookrng too good, maybe the free enterprise system was showing such appeal. it was going to be a little too much for the Soviets to swallow. "They've taken a little frosting off the cake." says Nitzkowski. "And the cake was really starting to look pretty dam good." What really caused the Soviets to back out? Nitzkowski. a veteran offivc Olympic Games. once as a player. four times as a coach. offers some insight: "It wasn't the smog and It wasn't security. That problem has been th ere since Munich and maybe before. I can't believe you have to be worried about demon- strations. "Or maybe It was looking lake it's going to be a pretty successful Olympics under a free enterpnse system. They're demonstrating the Games can be put on cheaper and you can do at wtth some sponsorships. This is becoming a free enterprise success story and major international spansors could be next. Mc Donalds, for instance, as everywhere." Although Nitzkowski offers poss1b1litics. the bottom lane always comes back to just one thing: Retaliation. "If you look back four years ago," says Nitzkowsk:~ "those Russians had really done a tremendous job to show off Moscow prcpanng for the Olympics. Then, here we don't come. so I'm sure ... "I know th is-I don't thank they've forgotten. That's the sad th ing about what happened four years ago -it's still with us. And maybe all of th is has been more predictable than any of us wanted to believe. "You kind oflull yourself into a situation where yo u can forget what happened. But af you had been hosting it. you wouldn't forget ... and I guess they didn't." When President Jimmy Carter ordered the U.S. boycott of the 1980 Olympic Games an Moscow because of the Afghanistan invasion. at broke the hearts of many American Olympians, and Nitzkowski says the situation is comparable (despite oflicial Soviet reports that as everyone IS happy). . "It hurt us badly," recalls Nitzkowski. "And it can't help but hurt the Russians. Athletes work for common goals. The goal of a Russian water polo player is to come and try to win a gold medal, just like ours ... With the Soviets (and East Germans and Bulgarians) gone. and others stall an limbo, Nitzkowski admits the task becomes easier. although 1n the same breath, he'll count with his fingers. naming off the West Germans, the Yugoslavians. the Spaniards, the ltahans. the Dutch, the (Pleue eee NITZKOWSK.l/C2) Monte Nltzkowald Star, Sollng 1tlll up tor grab9 at Olympic trlala In Long BMch. C2. Afghanistan joins ranks By Tiie Associated Presa Afghanistan. the focal point of the United States-led OlymJ>iC boycott of 1980. became the eighth country Sunday to withdraw from the Los Angeles Summer Games. and two members of the Soviet media said they saw no reason for the Soviet Union to change its mind and panicipate. CTK. Afghanistan's state-run news agency, said It was JOinin& the Soviet Union. Bulgaria, East Germany, Mongolia, Vietnam. Laos and Cz.echosJo- vakaa because: "U.S. authorit1es have launched a campaign which threatens the security of athletes and as at va nancc with the pnnciples of the Olympic Charter." The lntemattonal Olympic Committe has called an emergency meeting for Fnd.ay in Lausan- ne. Switzerland to discuss the boycott with U.S. and Soviet officials. Peter Ueberroth. president of the LAOOC. said he will attend along with large U.S. delegation, hopefully including officials of the Reagan Administration and Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley. Marat Gs:amov. the Soviet sports chief. re- portedly will attend the session. Victor Louis, the Soviet reporter who first disclosed Moscow's decision to stay away from LA.. also said Sunday the Kremlin will not reverse its decision to pull out and is unlikely to organize a coun ter-01 ym pies. Lewis' view: I'm going to enjoy the Olympics· Carl Lewta Area stars dominate All-CIF Eatanda Hlgh's John WaJlace, Marina'• Mike Crowley, Laguna Beach'• Scott Fortune and Foun- tain Vala.y'1 Scott McKeough have been named to the flrlt-team Ah- CIF 4--A volleybatl squad, Mfected by the CIF coachea. -• WaJtece led Eltancla Into the CIF 4--A champlonthtp match agaJnll Mira eo.ta Saturday, and the Eaalel almost putted off an upMt before falling 15-13, 12-15, 6-15, 15-13, 15-e at Redondo High. Mira Cotta's Juon Mcf:•r1and wu named 4--A player of the year. Adam Lockwood of Estancia, Peter NourM of Corona del Mar and Chr1t Bunce of Laguna Beech were eecond-team selectlon1, white Editon'I John Singer and Eatancia'• Scott Garman were third-team sei.ctlons. Helongjumps 28-7(fo u rth best all-time). then_~~ys h e doesn 't care about Russia n s LOS ANGELES (A P)-It seems to be business as usual for U.S. track and field stars despite the pall cast over the upcoming Olympics by the Soviet boycott. "I don't care af the Russia ns don't come. I'm going to cnJOY the Olym- pics." Carl Lewis said Sunda) after he turned in the fourth best outdoor long Jump ever (28-7) in the Pepsi lnv1ta- t1onal at UCLA. "l want the Amencan people to enJOY the Olympics. and we must keep the spirit of the Games alive. The Russian pullout looked awfully planned to me. Maybe they felt they weren't going to have a ve~ good team an the Games." The long Jump by Lewis. whose previous mark of 28-1011. is the second longest ever. came on his fifth try as he fouled on all but twoofhas sax attempts. Bob Beamon still holds the world long JUmp record. wath has 29-21/i an the high altitude of Mexico Caty at the 1968 Olympics. ~wis, although C<mil.dered a threat to break both the world records an the men's sprints, competed only in the long jump at the meet. Another meet highlight was the performance of Laguna Halls' Edwin Moses. the seemingly an vancable 400- meter hurdler who ran has win streak to 88 ra~s. Moses also saad the boycon of th as summer's Games an Los Angeles have little effect on his th anlung. "My goals have been to win a gold medal and to set a world record, and they remain the same," he said. Moses, whose world mark in the hurdles is 47.02. was clocked in 48. 712.07 as he won his first outing of 1984. Greg Foster won a tight 110-meter hurdles, clocking I 3.21 to a 13.23 by Tonie Campbell. · Former UC Irvine star Steve Scott, America's top maier. won his event an a photo finish with Joaquam Cruz of Brazil. Scott, leaningJust an front, was tamed an 3:52.99. and Cruz an 3:53.00 Tom Pctranoff. who set theJavcLin world record of327-2 at this meet last year, won this time with a throw of 293-8. Ron Brown. pulling ahead of James Sanford in the finaJ strides, won the I 00 meters in a wind-aided I 0.13 to Sanford's 10.22. Chandra Chccscborough rewrote an 8-ycar-old American record in the women's 400 meters with a 50.52 clocking. Rosalyn Bryant bad held the mark at 50.62. Mary Decker won the women's male in 4:22.92. wtth Francie Lameu second an 4:29.79. R.J. Reynolds gives LA smoke Dodgers outlast New York, 5 -3. onsmQggy day LOS ANGELES (AP) -On a day when both teams complained of the smog. R.J. Reynolds. JUSt called up from Albuquerque. provided the strugghng Los Angeles Dodgers "1th a breath of fresh aar. Reynolds. 24. replacing the ailing Mike Marshall an the Dodgers o(Jt- field. had three singles. knocked an a run. scored a run and stole a base Sunday as the Dodgers defeated the New York Mets. 5-3. an smog-filled Dodser Stadium Wmnang patcher Rack Honeycutt and Mets shortstop Jose Oquendo. who Jt!CW up an Puerto Raco, whcrr the air 1s cleaner. both left the game after ha\ang trouble breathing The aar quaht) control board reported fi \ e first-stage smog a lens an the Los Angeles area, warning that the aar quality was unhealthful The teary-eyed victo~ increased the Dodgers' lead 1n the National League West to I'' games o'er <\an Diego. which lost for the th a rd straight lime to Ph1ladelph1a The Ph1lhes am' e an Lo\ .\ngele1, to pla) lhe Dodgers tlln1ght hneuponly hours after amving an Los Angeles. "If I can handle that. I can handle thas." he said. Reynolds figured an aJl five of the Dodgers' runs. singli ng and scoring the fi rst run an the third inning on a sacnfice fl y by Pedro Guerrero. Reynolds sacrificed in the fifth when Los Angeles scored thrtt runs on one hit and then singled home an insurance run in the sixth to make the score 5-3 Hone}'CUtt. 5-1. complaining that he couldn't breathe. left after six innings wtth the Dodgers leading 5-3 Oquendo made at onl) until the top of the third. and his loss was s1gn1ficant Has replacement. Ross Jones. com- maucd a cntacal error an the fifth annmg that paved the way for three unearned Los Angeles runs. ''I'd heard people talk about the <,mog. but I had never experienced at." said Honeycutt. who JOaned the Dodger'i late last )ear. "M> arm felt fine. I JUSt couldn't hreathe," Honeycutt said. Reynolds. who played last year dunng the Dodgers' pennant dnve. figure\ to pla) regularl) until Mari.hall. who has a foot 1nJuf). rcwms from the disabled hst in thrtt "eeks The Dodgen' R. J . Reynold• dive• aafely back to aecond aa Meta second baaeman Kelvin Chapman a waits pick.off throw from catcher Junior Ortiz Sunday. "I came here las1'.Car1n the madd k ol a pennant race.'· ~1d Re) nold'> \I.ho found himself an 1hr starting "I "'asn't surpnsed 1 "as 'itartmg. I 1>.n11" the~ ha' e a shonage of out- tidder~ ... said Re\ nolds. "ho was hilling 3~6 at .\lbuquerqut of the Pacific<. oast League 'Rookie mistake' was the diff ere nee La n e intercepts You ng once again to beat Express PHILADELPHIA (A P) -Los Angeles Express quarterback Steve Young said the difference an the game was one "rookie mistake." And Garcia Lane. who had inter- cepted Young twice an college. was there agai n. when 11 happened Wath the Philadelphia Sta rs traahng 14-9, Lane snared a Young pass and returned at 46 yards to ~t up a touchdown by Dave Raley that hel~d the Starsesca~ Sunday with an 18-14 victory over the Express and boost their United States Football League rtcord to 11-1 Lane's two previous antcrceptaon i. of Young were an colleac bowl games. when Lane was at Ohio Stntc and Young at Bnah11m Youn\ llnavcrs1t "I've faced a lot of 'rrat quar- terbacks, hut he (Young) 1 the mo~t verutilc I've ever foced," Lane \aid Sunday. "llc'1o a itood ninner but a lfC3l f)aR~r .. Younl( th1rw thr hall \tta11tht 111 " Lane for the 1nterccpt10n. alter Ph1la- delph1a sw11chcd ats dcfcnsl\ c scheme. Young, reading the defense quickly, had thought Lane would keep moving. "I was dropping back . but I stopped," Lane said. "I don't even th ink he saw me. To sec the ball comin~ right at me was sort of a shock.· Lane rctumrd the ball to the Los Angeles 2-yard line. and Raley ran 11 over for the touchdown to gave the Stars a 15-14 lead as the th a rd quarter ended. Chuck Fusana's attempt to pass for the extra-point conversion fell incomplete But the touchdown broke Los Angeles' momentum. and David Trout clinched the vacton for Ph1ladelph1a Wlth has sc-cond field goal of the game. a 36-yarder wath S 21 Id\ "I thank. anyone who "'alchcd this game saw a great one. with thc exception of a rooloc quarterback who made a rookie ma~takc,'' Yo un'g ~ad l11tcr Young and running back Md Gray. among the 3 I rookac!I on the Exprcs'I roster.-domanot~d the an me early, and Ciray herame the first runn('r to pan more than I 00 y:mh on the "tar' th1~ \('l\~On TONIGHT ii BASEBALL Ptl .. dllclhla VI. Dodeer' OM9W Slacllum 7:l0 p.m. HOttSI ltAClHG _,.......,.... ............ fllttt .-t: 1t4S -.m. TUES DAY BASEBALL Cemmunttv C-... °"""'*" ef ~ l:JO-.m. HO.SE 9tAONG Ou9~ Lft.,_... ""' ..... 1l4S ~ Suns starting to feel the heat How does Phoenix b eat Lakers? That's tough question to answer By Tbe .lsso<'iated Press INGL E:.WOOD -Phocna' <.. oalh John Macl.t-od outlined what he figurc\lhc · un'I "''II ha H~ to do an orderto beat the Loo; ..\ngcles l aker'i in the National Basket hall Assoc1at1on's Western ( onfrrencc finals. It was a ralher long last. "I hope we c:in do a better JOb dclcn!>1vel)," he said "We wall ha ve tu he more aggrcss1 "c We al\o ha' e to do a better JOb of defending against their run ·It will requarr more outside shot\ to heat a team hll.c tha!>" The Laker;. now R-1 an the I Q84 pla,om. opened the best-of-seven se_9e'> against the Sunc; with a I l()...Q4 ''l'torv Saturda\ afternoon The ~ne\, one step awa' from the NBI\ ("ham - p1onsh1p showdown. resumes Tut•s<.ia> night at the Forum. then sw1tche to Ph0t"n1x for pmes Fnda) and Sunda' Although Mad cod rtfu~d to u1oe 1t as an excuse. hu. Suns ma> have h«'n t1r<"d for the opening game at the Forum The) had aone ~vcn game!> 1n their prt\ IOUS 'iC'nes with Utah that ended fhursda\ night. while the Lakers had wrapped up thC'ar ~ne., with Oalhl!> an fi,e gamr1o. endana last Tuesda) Thr Sun phi1'vC'd well rarh aµan'lt the Lake". hut a 14·4 burst b) Lm .\ngcle\ an lhc final flfnnd gaH them a 1)4.-7tl ~d and \C'l un·d the 'll tOr" "Hn"ang thr tamt.• nfl ta~e .. \Omt" ol the pres<1ure off of us ant.l allow"1 uo; to rnmc down from the high of wanning anothc1 $enc~" \aid the laker.· Mattie John~n. who had 16 point'I and nine 1wum an thr \ 1llon "The physical p..1mr l tiultl Ile the kn tn th1' '>('fll'' •• \ - "l he gdml' "·'" J 'l'" HT\ good one ... said Lakers ( oalh Pat Rill'' "It "as equal untal the late thmi and fourth quanl'r Phocnl\ linh had 'omc 40 hours since pla)ing on Thur\tla' hut I kit the' played vef) well for most ofthi.' game · The 'itrnng lo\ •\il[!l'IC'<. re,ervl· corps played a maJor role 1n the tnumph B<1h Ml .\doo led the Lakers w1th 20 point~. indud1ng 12 1n the final penod. whale James Worth:. had l' point<; and BHon Scott 10. also off the bench . "\.\ e keep frcc;h p.u'' tomang in off the bench and that throws the other team on .. ..aid Mc .\doo Angels open series with Orioles tonight U.\L TIMORE:. -The .\ngels arc hoping the l:X-troat Tigers" 111 1.:001 ofl b\ .\ugust That''i bccauSt" \unda'. "~ ~ heduled contest wt th thr MaJOr League\ hottc\I team was rained out and rt'~hC'duled as pan ol a tv. 1-nasht doublch('ad~ on Tuc'lda) l\ug. 14 at Titter 'tadaum The A.ngel'\, hert' to open a thrtt-game ~n('"i "1th th<" Onole1o tonattht (4 10 PST) uv. their game with the Ttaers wa hN out aficr a one hour and P minute rain delav 1 ht" jt.'lm(' had tx-~un and IA-troll naht-handrr Ja1.·k Mom\ f\ I had rthrtd one batter w1th runnen at la~t and 'K'\.und ba~ whim lhc ram began Baltamort', wh1lr napadl\> d1mh1n1 1n tht" "mrncan leaauc Ea.i \tandang ... as still ~·~ game\ ~hind the tomd T agcn • 1• I I l I I r ! I I I ~I ~ I I J ~' . C2 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, May 14, 1G8.C McEnroe's perfect Mother's Day gift: A win over Lendl From AP d.lapatclles • NEW YORK -John McEnroe, ~ employing bis relentless attackina style lo perfection. gave his mother something special for Mother's Day. "I gave ber this match," the New York left-hander said after defeating Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendt 6-4, 6-2 Sunday to successfully defend his ti tle in the $500,000 Mercedes Tournament of Champions at the West Side Tennis Club. Then be backed up a little. "Well, (I gave her) one-tenth of th is match." Tbat works out to SI 0.000 of his SI 00,000 first- placc purse for the mother of the world's No. I tennis player. ··Today I was aggressive. and 1 stayed back and played the points out. too," McEnroe said. "I think I'm playing the best ever I have 1n my career, but I still think I can improve as a player." Lendl. who pocketed $40,000, said McEnroe's taking the ball on the nsc caused him problems. "The ball comes back much faster," said Lendl, wHo won this tournament in 1982. "If someone can do that and keep going, 1t'SJUSt too hard to beat. Yesterday. 1 JUSt pushed the ball back. but toda)' I had to something with the ball. But John JUSt did something better." It was McEnroe's sc enth tournament v1ctOI) of 1984 and his 32nd consecutive match wm and boosted his 1984 earnings to $443,250. Qaote of the daJ ..,,. UnolocMM, coiumnllt for the Chlc9go Tribune~ on rotund Whtt9 Sox pttdw' LAMM' Hoyt: ··~look• like • btiker ln tow wtth hie own bunt. You ftgur9 the onty way he could~ Maka a MlQ In b 111bell II to be peld by the pound." Bird, Celtics soar to victory BOSTON -Uirt) Bird scored 28 of m his career playoff high 39 points in a devastatmg first half as the Boston Celucs rolled Sunday to 121-104 victory over the New York Knicks. moving into the Eastern Conference finals in a bid for a 15th National Basketball Assoc1at1on champ1onsh1p Robert Parish scored 22 points and Dennis Johnson 21 as the Celtics overwhelmed the Knicks in the seventh and deciding game of their conference semifinal. The home court advantage held up throughout the scven- game series. with the Celtics winningall four at Boston Garden and the Kn icks taking the three in New York. Braves rally twice. nip Pirate• T'1e .Atlanta Braves rallied twice, the Ill second time on Ales Trevino'• two-run double in a three-run 10th inning, to beat Pittsburah. 9--8 Sunday and stretch their winoina streak to four pmC$. Reliever Doa Robinson retired the first two batters in the 10th before walking Jerry Roy1Cer and Gerald Perry. ClaodelJ W11bln1ton doubled for ooe run offloscr Job Cudelarla, a starter makJOg a rare relief appearance, and Trevmo followed Wlth his game-winni~ hit to riaht-ccnter field. The Pirates had scored twice in the top of the l 0th when Lee Lacy and BUI Madlock singled, Lacy scored on TOily Pena'• single and Madlock sprinted home as Pena worked himself into a rundown between first and second . . . Elsewhere in the National League Sunday. George Hendrick drove m two runs with a homer and a sacnfice fly and pitcher Job.a Staper singled home a run as S1. WuJa.IAfton Louis defeated Cincinnati 6-2 to snap the Reds' six-game winning streak ... Cblll Davia' two-out tnple and an RB I-single by Jack Clark broke a seventh-inning tie. hfling San Francisco to a 4-3 victory over Montreal . . . Len Matuszek and Juan Samuel homered in Philadelphia's 8-3 victory over an D1e~o ... Mike Madden and Vern Ruhle combined on a nine-hitter and Enos Cabell 'hit a fourth-inning sacnfi ce fly as Houston edged the Chicago Cubs. 1-0. Madden. 1-1. allowed six hits in five mnmgs in onl} his second start of the season. He was helped b> l'-"O double plays. Ruhle picked up his second sa' e. Yankees~p Seattle's streak Bob SbJrley pitched five scoreless innings and Roy Smalley si ngled three umes and drove in two runs as the New York Yankees silenced Seattle. 7-0 Sunday. endmg the Mariners' three-game winning streak to h1&hlight American League baseball action. Sh1rle). 1-0. making his first start after six rehef appearances. allowed five singles while stnking out one and walking five. Rookie Jose Rijo. celebrating his 19th b1n hda). gave up three hits over the next three innmgs. and Dl\ve Riglaetti pitched the ninth ... In other games Sunda). Wayne Gross drove in all of Baltimore's runs with a si ngle and a homer and Storm Davis pitched a s1x-hitt('r as the Orioles defeated Oakland. 5-1 __ Mllwaukee·s Mark Broobard homered and drove in three runs and Randy Ready also homered in a 4-1 victory over Minnesota ... Pat Sberldan's two-run homer backed Bud Black's eight-stnkeout performance as !Unsas City beat Boston. 5-1 for a three-game sweep of the R ·d Sox. Dan Qwseobu ry came on with one out and two o i tn the eighth to earn his ninth sa'e. The Royals. wh1 had lost 12 of 14 and seven ma row before the Red So~ hit town, exploded for five runs in the fifth off Mike Brown . 1-4 ... Rookie Daryl Bos ton had three hlls. drove m two runs and scored twice to ce lebrate his major-league debut as the Chicago White So>. defeated Texas. 8-1. The Celtics never trailed in Stadler ends 1112-year drought the deciding game of a series which the 5!.w the lead change With four strokes in hand when the n hands only 1 ice. day's play started. Craig Stadler needed Bird scored 15 points and onl a front-running round of par 71 to Bird .., grabbed five rebounds as Boston sna~ a I 'Ii-year non-winning stnng with a opened a 36--6 fi~t-penod lead. The Celucs widened -stroke victor) Sunda) '" the B) ron Nelson Cla~jJC the margir"t~o 6]·5 .. at halftime and were'" comman~Dallas. Stadler's tnumph was the eighth ofh1s PC1.\ theresto e ay. .., tourcareerandh1sfirstsince thcWorldSenesofGolf1n Bird fini.shed with 1-rebound!.. I 0 assists and three 1982. the banner season m which he took the Masters steals 1n add111on to his 39 points m lea~ing the Celtics and three other titles and led the game·s mOnl'\. into a best-of-seven senes ~gainst t~e M1l:-"aukee Bucks winners. He won this one. and collecred a $'>0.000 pnil· fo.r the Eastern Conference champ1onsh1p. That senes from the total purse of $500.000. with a 276 total. !:( will open in the Boston Garden Tuesday night. strokes under par . At Suffolk. Va .. Amy Alcott Yankees for sale? No way NEW YORK -Ne..., York Yankees o...,nerGoerge Steinbrenner. responding to an arucle in the Sunda) New York Dail) Ne...,s that suggested the team might be for sale. Strong)~ denied those repons ID a prepared statement released dunng Sunda) 's game between the Seattle Manners and the Yankees. "The Yankees have not been and are not now for sale." Steinbrenner said .. "Rumors have obvious!~ been planted to that effect b) people interested 1n bu)ing the club. It is alwa)s comforting to know that there are those who covet what you own. but that will ha"e absolute)) no effect here ... Steinbrenner said he had not become disenchanted with heing the Yankees· owner. ' Chandler still unconscious INDIANAPO LIS -Race dnver II Michael Chandler of Dana Point. senously injured in a crash dunng practice at the lnd1anapohs Motor Speedway, remained unconscious on Sunday but showed some s1~ns of 1mpro,ement. doctors at Method ist Hospital said. Chandler has been unconsciousness since1he crash into the Speedwa) 's third-turn wall on Fnda). His lO nd111on was still listed as .. senous but stable:· but doctor; said unda)' there has been some movement of Chandler's hmb . Chandler. ~6. ~uffered ce rebral contusions. cu ts and bruise\ and lacerauons to his forehead and left le11. 1n the crash AfR B tC !RA ~-ltR $100 OFF with thl• ad OPEN M-F 10·b SAT 10-6 SUN 12·5 ' , • Fully Computerized trainer • One million pre-pro- grammed workouts and 12 exercise levels to choose from • Easy to use com- puterized console • Measures caloric expenditure. o x- ygen uptake , elaspsed time. and pedaling speed • Choice of 5 colors • Financing Available Phone Orders Welcome ftlr C.•Jltft f lttt H lttrt PLAZA NEWPORT CENTER 1000 Brlatot St • Newport Beech -i.<- ll2· 110I rebou nded from a double boge~ on the 14th hole to birdie two of the last four holes and '"n an L P(1.\ tournament with a closing 3-under-par 69. Walton sparks New Orleans Johnnie Walton thre .... for 120 )ards and a touchdown in a controlled passing game to lead New Orleans to a I 0-3 v1cto~ over Michigan Sunday to highl ight United States Football League action. Walton. noted.as a long· ball quanerback. hll 12of17 passes. includmga 25-yard TD to running back Buford Jordan in the second quaner. He hit all six ofh1s attempts for 59 )ards in that 71-yard scoring drive. Marcus Dupree's 36-yard run set upa 24-yard field goal by Tim Manetti for the Breakers. 8-4. in the founh penod. The onl) points for M1ch1gan. 7-5. came on a 25-yard field goal by Novo Bojovic in the ~cond quarter ... In the onJ .. ~rnther SFLgame ofthc day. Fred Besana came off the bench to tire two touchdown passes. rallying Oakland 10a14-3 triumph. Televlalon, radio TaLEY18tOH No eventt 9Chedui.d. lllADtO •:SO p.m. -8ASE8AU.: Angels at Baltimore. KMPC(710). 7:30 p.m. .._ URI.ALL Phlladelphla at Dodgert, KABC (790). TUE8DAY'S RADIO 4:30 p.m. -8A8E8AU.: Angels at Baltimore. KMPC (7 10). Famlly RHtauranta 642-4321 Dtrt'ct or colle("t. to subscnbf to your hnrnet<JWn pa1wr. thi' Daily Pilot Splash down Willie Banke hlte the pit during men'• triple jump action Sunday at the Pepel Invitational track meet at UCLA. Banb won the event with a leap of 55-lSS/•. An Olympic scramble Sta r , Soling bids s till up fC>f gr a bs in yachting t ria ls Mark Keynolds of 'San Diego. Re- ynolds won the o pening race but finished fifth in the second race. Wnght finished sixth Sunday. sponsored tnals scheduled at Kiel, Germany in 1966. In 1968, with about 300 Solings built. the class was chosen as one of the Olympic classes for the 1972 Games. By ALMON LOCKABEY D.ity l'Mot ao.ttng Wttter LONG BEACH -Bnsk '-"Inds and chopp) seas off Alamitos Ba} unday scrambled the standings 1n both the Star and Soling classes in the second race of the Olympic yachting tnals for the two classes. There are two local skippers entered in lhe Soling Class -Dan Thompson with crewmen Kent Edler and Gaf) Bech\,el from Newpon Harbor Yacht Club. and Gaston Ortiz and crewmen Mark Hughes and Gerald Pnce. Balboa Yacht Club. Twenty-six of the nation's top Star sailors are entered m the Olympic tnals at Long Beach. Results of Sunday's races: SOLING (1«ond racel -1 Ont Curll,, MarblefleaO. Man., 2 Brun Gol0tml1P1, Manllou BHcn. Mien (penelng Pl"OIHll.) Robbie Halnet. Sa n Ole90 (o.ndlno pro1es1); • Dave Perry, SouthPOrl, Man., S Bin Ati.n. Sorlno Park, Minn . 6. Ea Bairo. SL Pt1ert0oro, Fla .• 7 Oennl' srelffel, Bav St. Louis, Min .; a. Buddv Melon. Zen~. WIK,; 9 Dan Th<>moi.on. NewPOrl Beactl; Winner in the three-man. 27-foot Soling Class was Dave Curtis. 37. of Marblehead. Mass Second was Bruce Goldsmith of Manm1tou Beach. Mich. but he ...,as being protested b~ the third place finisher Robbie Haines of San Diego who .... as the winner in the first race aturda}. Two Star crews are sailing out of local clubs. Banon Beek and crew Hugo Schreiner call Newpon Harbor Yacht Club home; Argyle Campbell and fleet White also represent NHYC: and Henry Sprague Ill now living in Long Beach. for many year5 was a world class Finn sailor at NHYC. prague's crew 1s Ed Bennett of San Francisco 10. Don Cona n. wtncmoor, PeM , Stanclno' I Halrlfl. S.7 POlnl,, 2. Cunlt, IU, l Sttltfel. 16 0, •. Allen, 11 0, S GOldtmllh, 10 0 (l>ef\dlno Ol'Ole'll STAR (second race> · I Pel~ Wrlof'lt. MtfroH Peril, In, 2 BIN Budlan, &.n.vi.w. Wa.h l Ancre• Menkar!, Me<~nlvlllt, N J.,• JO/In Dene Ill Esc111wpa, Miu . S Mark Rtvnolcls. San 0•890. 6 T~ Adams. Norrnfl91<1 Ill., 1 Paul Cevera. San Bruno. I Jonn MacCeustanc Cherry Hiii. N J • 9 AIH Smleehkl. Mt Artonoton, N J 10 Marrin McLaugfllln, Los Anotles Peter Wnght of Melrosr Park. Ill ...,on the secnd race in the two-man ~~·:-foot Star Class to move into ~econd place 1n 1he standings behind The Soling was designed in 1964 b~ Jan Herman Linge of Norwa). The first protot)pc was tested and evalu- ated that \iear and 1n 1965 the first mold was built in preparation for the lntervauonal Yacht Racing Union- Stat\Cllnos Rtvnolcls, 10.0, 2 Wrlohl, 117. 3 ~nkert, 13 7. • Henrv Sorao~ 111, Lono Beech 18 0. S Bucnan. 20 0. Revenge, Ravage victorious LA Yach t Club completes --.,. Whit n ey racin g series LOS ANGELES -Los Angeles Yacht Club wound up its 1984 Whi tney-Los Angeles Times-Little Whitney and Todd Pacific Sene~ with a race around the buoys oil Loe; A.ngeles Harbor in bnsk winds Saturday. The Lewis G. Wh1tne)' Trophy 1s for lntcmat1onal Offshore Rule yachts. the Times Trophy. oldest in Southern Cahfom1a. 1s for the Performance Handicap Racing fleet: the L11tle Wh1tne) 1s for Midget Ocean Racing Class (MORO ratings: and the Todd Pacific Troph) is for PHRF yachts under 30 feet. Overall Whitney Senes winner was Revenge. a Class B > acht skippered by Wa> ne Willenberg. Pierpont Ba) Yacht Club. Second was Victory. Roben Butkus. Cabnllo Beach YC. and third was Apogee. Milt and Marty Vogel. Long Beach YC. Overall scnes winner in the Times Senes was Ra' age, Bud Tretter. Long Beach YC Second was Obsession. and third ""as Incognito. Tom and Doug Jorgenson. LA YC Top wmner in the Lillie Wh11ne} was Spint. Robert L11tle. Windjammers YC ~cond was Heeber Creeper, King Harbor YC S}nd1catc. and third .... as Sungra) 11. Hamp1k1an-lmus-Farrell. Cahfom1a YC Wh1tne} Senes (seventh race): OVERALL "'"])· Bnsa. Choate-Meinc. LAY(. 2 Rl'' enge. Wayne 't'1llcnberg. PBYC 3. Victory. Robert Butkus. CBYC. CLASS A -I. Brisa: 2. Winterhawk. Hal Day. Bahia Connth1an Y(. 3. M1m1 B. 8111 Wiison. LAYC. CLASS B -I Revenge. 2 Victory 3. flambuoyant. Bame\ and Stnc Flam. LBY C Ct.\ ~S < -I Spint. .\lien Brown. Voyagers YC. 2 Audacious. M1l..e Kenned}. L.\ 't C. 3 .\pogee. Milt and ~art~ Vogel. LB't ( T tnll's ~enc'> j'>CH'nth rate) OVERALl -I Wmdho,cr. Hoskcn S\nd1cate. LA 't C: 2. lncognno. Tom and Doug Jorgenson. LA Y C, l Ravage. Bud Tretter LBYC CLASS.\ -I Ro1.kl'I. Mark Ble1we1 ss. Del Rey YC. U.S. cage roster cutto 16byKnight BLOJ)M ING TON. Ind. (AP)-Bob Knight. kn own a .. a '>tnct d1c;nphnanan and hard to please, seems lo be C'nJO~ 1ng his l'Xpcnence as coach of the U.S. Olympic men s basketball team "Wc 'vi: had good workouts since Thursday night." ..aid Knrght during a news conference Sunday at the m1d""a~ point of h1'i "min1-t"amp" for Olympic hopefuls "We spent Thursday night. Fnday morning and aturda)' morning tr) ing to structure 'IOme things. offensively and delcns1 vel) that the) could play from and then worked on \Omt" control tour-on-tour and five-on-five pla) ... Knight \.'\1d the ~O hopeful!>. surv1vorsofla~t month '' c"aluat1on trials that included 72 of tht: na11on's top umateur'>. plavcd a game aturdll) night that "was kind of ragged to<1tan ""Ith." On Sundn\, after a morning workout. Knight tnmmcd the team down to 16 by cutting forward Charle<, Barkle) of Auburn. ~w1naman Maunce Martin of C\t Jn\eph's. guard Terry Porter of W1scons1n-Stcvens Point and guard John C\todton The Indiana l n1,·crs1t) coach. who 1!> seeking an OI) mp1c gold medal 10 ao with the two NC A.\ 1 ( hJmp1onsh1p' and a Pan Amencan gold medal he has l'arnc.-d as a c.·oach. thought ~unda) morning'!> pnu:ucc c;hov.cd that the playen werr ~m1na the t)k ot hn l..tttlall he'll he dt'mandmg th1\ summer "Out five--0n-five play really reflected he-tier conccn- 1rat1on. more attentmn paid to what we wanted done." ht ~nut • • :! Mirage. John tea. LB't'C 3 Jiarmon). Don Anderle. LBY<. CLAS B -I Incognito: 2. Hetana. Scot! Atwood. A.lam11os Ba) YC . 3. Nutmeg. Everett Comings. CBYC. CLASS C -I. Windhover; 2. Ra vage: 3. Torch. Al Geanng. CBYC. LITTLE WHITNEY (seventh race) -I. Spirit. Robert Little. WYC. 2. Heeber Creeper. KHYC Syndicate; 3 Maiolo. Washbum-R1 ckershauser. LA YC. TODD PACIFlC (seventh race) -I. Sunshine. Dennis H umphre~. CBYC. 2. Critical Mass, Richard Cale~. ABYC. 3 Wov.. Ted Zellmer. Seal Beach YC. NITZKOWSKI. • • From Cl Cubans and the Hunganans. Cuba. Yugoslavia and Hungary are Communist nations. and of course. may fall by the wayside. If so. the field 1s obvious!) watered down. "I'm sure Hungary's athletes want to be here." he says "We kn o..., them so well and there's so much pnde in that count!) 1n water polo and their Ol)mp1c record. I'm sure the) want to be here 1n the worst wa). but just lake we wanted to be m Moscow in the worst way. sometimes you don't control those dec1s1ons . They're made at a higher level. For whatever reason. 1t hurt us. and 11 can't help but hurt the Russians. For (amateur) athletes. this 1s their Super Bowl." Nitzkowski admits he's not surprised, beca use of the U.S. boycott in 1980. Yet. he is surprised, too. "I tho ught they were going to complain and moan and get all the mileage the) cou ld out of 1t. but then come with the theory 'You guys boycotted and we had all these reasons and upsets. but b) goll). we came and we're the good gu ys' and then do well w11h the medals." II wasn't cas~ for the Amencan athletes to accept in 1980 and 1t isn't eas) now. t:1thcr "Our kids are bas1call) sa) ing. "Here we go again. I mean. how long do )OU keep putting four years in? You want to pla). The fact remains e' ery athlete wants to go up agai nst the best." Will the So\'lcts change their minds? h 's very doubtful. according to N1 t£kowsk1 "What concessions are they going to get?." says N1t1kowsk1 "What can be done 1s not the issue. They've figured, for whatc"er reasons. for them. it's better to sta) home" Schedules now. of course. are in a shamble and nothing can really be done until the official deadline of June 2 -hours before Nmkowsk1 and his team leaves for 3 European tour where 11 will compete in the Tungsram Cup in Budapest. The compe11t1on" Who else? The Soviet Union. along with th<" host Hungarians and oth er world po wers. 11 throws a monkey wrench into the plans -with a training session slated with West Germany. a team now which may very well end up in the same pool wnh the U.S. depending on dc<'1s1ons wh1c-h can't or won't be made until later One thing appear.. c-cnain The U.S won't open w11h the Soviet Union as had been announced for water polo on Aus I at Pepperdine Univer111ty. "We're going in a hundred d1rrctions," say, Nitzkowski. "It's never eosv There are a lot of pos.,1b1ht1es DOY., and no answe~ ·• NHYC fleet t i t l e decided Phil fhmm1ng of the hosl club won the Klnt Davidson Trophy. ~)mbohc of the 0t"et champ1onsh1p 1n the Lehman-12 Cla~s. liaturday and Sunday at Newport Harbor Yacht (tub 5e<'l1nd in the I 3-bo:H flttt was Hugo Schmidt, 1nd third was Bruce Ayre , both of NHY( The Lchman-12 as NHYC • dub d11'ahy and alU'lcts some of the top ~1lori 1n all cla ses The bOat wasdcsianed by the late Barne) L.chml'ln. noted small boat des11ncr of Newport Bach i MAJOA L•AGU• STANDINGS Amer1can LMtue Anelli Mlnnt.olt Otkland Slt lllt Chlce90 l(en1t1 CllY TH•f 011roll Toronto B1lllmort MllWI Ull" Clt11ttend New York Boston WHT OfVtSK>M W L 1t 17 19 17 It 17 " 17 " 17 12 II 12 n IAST DtVISION 26 s 19 13 " 16 IS 16 12 16 13 19 13 20 ~V'•SCA,_. •• Detroit, PPCI., rein Ntw York 7, S..lllt 0 Belllmort S, 0.klend 1 Mllweuk" •. Mlnnnote 1 Kenu1 Cltv S. Bo11on I l'ct. Ga .S21 .Slt .Sl4 .S14 .4'S .400 .3S3 .139 .S94 .529 .... .•29 ·'°' .394 '12 Vi 11/'J • 6 71/J ,..,., 11 12112 l)Vt 14 Toronto t i C1t11tlend, 2, ood., rain ChlcaOO I, Ttxtl I TM9V'1G- A,_1 IZ.hn. 4·21 111. Btttlmore IM<Grt00r, •·3), n Bo$1on (Oltdt, 3·1) at Cltv•nd (Spl"· ner. 0·2>. n Stalllt IVendt k9, 2·11 •• Detroit (Pttrv, S·l), n Oekland (Sortns.n. I·•> 11 New York (Nlffro, S-1), n l(enus Cllv (Stbemelltfl, 1·11 et ClllCAOO (Staver , 3·2), 11 Onlv ge1nt1 schedule. N•ftenM LMtue WIST DIVISION W L Los Anotlt• n 15 Cincinnati 19 IS Allen!• 1' IS Stn 0 1990 It 15 Hou11on 1• 19 Stn Frencl1co 13 21 New York ChlctOO PllllaClllOfllt MonlrHl SI Louis Pll"burgh I AST DIVISION 11 13 11 1• 16 16 16 17 16 19 10 19 S4HldlY"• Sewn D1c1eW1 S, N-York 3 I'd. .S9S .SS9 545 .545 .424 .~ .Sil . .563 .soo .41S .4S7 .34S Allente 9, Pl1t1buroh t (10 lnnlt101I SI Loul1 6. Clt1elnna1I 2 Sen Frenclsco •· MonlrH I 3 Plllle0110hl1 I , San Diet<> 3 Hou1ton I, Cl'llGI OO 0 TleleV'I Gem.s GB Wt , 2 6 71h Va 2112 3 ' 7 Pl'llleOtllll'llt IHudwin, 3·21 et ~ tReun. 2·1), n Hoo11on IKl!fi>oe<. 3·•1 11 Pi1110urg11 IOtLton. 1-11. n MonlrH I IGuHlckton, 0·31 ti 5tn 0 1990 IThurmono, 2·2). n °"'" t•mff ldlldUltd. NATIONAL LEAOUE °""'' s. Mm J NEW YOllK LOS ANG•LES 1b r II bl •IH fl bl Chomn 2b OCluendu RoJons u Steut> Oh Hrnndz lb Fo11tr tf Slrwbrv rf MWllsn ci Br~s3t> Ortiz c Oroscoo Torrer o Leerv P Frzgrld oh 0 1rllt10 or Gi ff o HOOQllC S 0 I 0 S.11 1t> 4 2 I 0 I 0 1 O ltvnkH r1 • I S I 2 0 0 0 Landrx ct 3 Cl 2 0 I O O O Guerrer 3t> 3 1 ,.1 2 3 0 0 0 WhllfllO tt 3 1 0 0 • 1 I 0 StubO\ 1 b 3 0 1 0 4 1 0 0 Bettor u 3 0 0 1 4 I 1 2 YHIJll" c 4 0 1 0 • o 1 o Honevctt o 2 O O O 2 o o 1 Lndslv oh I O o O O O o O Nlldnfur o 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 °{f""' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000 I 0 0 0 ll l 6 l Tet9b k webv '"'*191 l l s'. New Yen 000 OOl 000-l LM A"""' 001 Oll 00.-S Geme Wlnnln11 RBI -Guerrero (1). E-R0Jone1, Slut>O\, Hlf'11tndt1. OP- N1w York 1, Los Anotlll 1. LOB-New York t , Los At10tlH 9 28-Clleom\n, GUll'r9'o. Foster SB.-()Quendo IS>. MWllton 2 191. Br~s (3), Sn 1121. R It tYnoldl 111 s-A R evnolds SF~Ull'rero, Orll1 ,,. H It Ill Ba SO NtwYertt Torr11 L,0·3 LH rll G1H Orosco LllA,,..... 4 2·3 • 1-3 0 2 I I 0 4 0 , 0 6 6 3 1 0 I a 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 HontVCll W,S·I Nllclnfuer S,6 WP-Leerv. 3 0 0 0 l • Nl.O.nfuer T-2.St. A- U ,0S7 MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS AnMrlc•n LM.U-' BATTING (70 11 bttll: R. Ltw, Cnlcego, .360; Tremmel!, Oetl"oll, .3~. Oa11l1, Slelll1, .3•7. Btll, Toronto, .347; T at>11r, C11velano, .341. RUNS Rlok1n. Ba11lmor1, 30; Trem· mell, Oetroll, 29, Whlla ktr, Oelrolt, 11, Uo1t1ew, Toronto, 23; 4 ere !ltd with 22 RBI Klt10m1n, Otkltnd, 31, EMur· rev. B11tlmore, 30, Lemon. De troit, 30, 011111 S11ttla, ZS, O.Clncft, Aflelt•, 1S Htts Gerc11, Toron10. '7, Trem· met!, Ottroll, •S. Rlolltn, Belllmort, 4", Wnllel\er, Detroit. •2. 5 art tleo wlln 41 DOUBLES 9-, Aneels, 101 DICI· nc11, Aneels. 10, Bell, Toronto, 10, Peclorl!l, Chlceoo. 9, Rl111<1n. 81111- mort, 9, Trammell, Detroit, 9, Uo111aw. Toronto. 9 TRIPLES R Lew. Chlc100. S. Owen. S1e111t, •. Glt>ton, Detroit. 3, Lemon. Ottr~I 3, Moset>v. Toronto, 3, SlltlbY. Bell •. l , Stltrldan, Kt nUl Cll11. l HOME RUNS l(in9ma11, Oakland, II, Rloll.tn. Bettlmort , 10, 0 111ls. Stat· 111, 9, ArmH . Bo$1on, I. Uosllaw. Toronto. I STOLEN BASE$· Gttclt , Toronto, IS; !Nmtatrd, ClevNnel, 14, a utl«, CllWlltncl, 13; ......._ A11e1111. 12. MoMOv, Toronto, t; ...,.,..on, 0.k· tend, ' PITCHING (4 O.Cl11oft1) Ceudlll, Oeiu.nct, S-0, 2.4S, Lett, T orOftlO, 4-0, 114; $1-a r1, aattlmoft, 4-0, UI, StleO, Toronto, 5'-0, 23'; Wllco11. Ot· troll, 4-0, 3.32. STltll<EOOTS: e 1v1even, Clt""8nel, '7; StltO, Toronto, '2; Smlll'lsofl, Minne· IOla, 41; Wlft, ~' 41; Motrl1 Detroit, JI. • SAVES: Qultenbtrrv, Kanus Cllv t; Dt 11'1, Mlnnnota. 7; Caudill, O.k· land, 6; F1nter1, MllwallkM, 6, umo Toronto, S; Sta m.v, 8011on, S T .Mar1lnt1. Balllmor1, s. N•tleMI LMtW BATTING (70 11 bals): Gwvn11. Sen 0"9o • .375; Frencona, MontrHI, .361, Brentv. San Frenclsco, .354; Wt1hl11g· Ion, At11n11, .339; lt1lnn, · Mofllreel, .336. RUNS: ltalnn, MontrH I, 27; St•. ONlln. 2S; Wloelns, Stn 0"9o, 2S, SclWnlctt, PhlladllPflla, 2•; Wt1nlno1on, Atlanla, 24. ltll: Schmidt, PNladelOfllt, 30, Cartet, Monlr•I, 29; Waslllntlon, Al· lanla. 27; ~ °"""· 25, Mcltevnolds, San Dleeo. 2S. HITS: Gwvnn, San Oleeo, 45; lt•lnt•, MontrMI. 42; Sandtlefo, Chfca90, 42, St•, ~ 42, Parker. Cincinnati. 41; Wallllneton, Allanla, 41. OOUI LES: 01vl1, San Frenclsco, 10; C1r11f', MontrM I, 10, Se-, ~. 10; Franc.ont, MonlrHI, t , J ThOmP· .on. Plltsburoh, t; Sandberg, Chlcaoo. •• TRIPLES: Sandl>ef'o, Chieffo. S, McGM , SI. Louis, •• Foltv, Clnclnnall, 3; 0..tlf', Clnclnnall, 3; Samuel, Pfllla · dllPtlla, 3; Wvnne. P11111Nron, 3. HOME RUNS: Schmidt, PNlacMI· Pl'lfa, lO; ~Pl'lv. Atlanta, t; MenNI. ~ I; WaSlllnoton, Allanta, I. Mcltevnolds, San Oleeo. 7, Walftcn. MonlrM I, 1. STOUiN BASES: Samuel, Pl'llltdll· pnla, 20; WloolM, San 0"9o, 17; ltlelus, Clnctnnall, 16; Milner, Clnclnnall, 13, 1t11nn. MonlrHI, 12; lex, ~. 12 PITCHING (• O.Cl•lon•): Lvnch. N-York, 4·0, 2."; H1NVcvtt, ~ S·I, 1..,; snow, Stn Oll90. S-1, 2.2S; Solo, Clnclnnall, S-1, 2.49; Salldel'win, Chlcaoo, 4· I, 2.17. STRIKEOUTS: Soto, ClnclM•ll. S7, Rven, Houslon, S4; Gooden, New York, Sl; V.-Vutle, °"""' SI, Cerlton, Phlladtlonfa , 42. SAVES: Gosuoe. San 0 1990, 9, Sutter. SI. Louis, I, Holland, Pl'IUaoet· Piiia. 6; Lt S·mllh, Cnlcaoo, 6, Milden· tuw, ~. 6, OrOKO, New Yorll. 6 C ..... KOl'H USC s. UCLA 0 (Noll Former Corona oel M.tr Hillh oltefler J-11 Pries wfferlO ll'lt defeat tor UCLA. 1111 filth e11tlnst five victories.) Ct llfornl1 12. Stentoro 1 Pepsi invtt.ttonltl (If UCLA) MIN 100-1. Ron Brown, una .. 10 13 (w1l 2. Jam" Sanford, unt., 10.n. 3 Mark MCNlll, Sant• Monie• TC, t0.2• 20!>-1. Mark w1tri.r1ooon. Ablltnt Cllrl1llen, 20.5S (WI). 2 Ettloll Quow. AOldH. 20.63. 3. Roel Berltldale, Ari· 1ona , 20.66. 40!>-1. lnnocenl Eobunlkt, Nl11trl1, 44.81. 2. Gerson Souaa, Brerll, 4S" 3 t<ul'lelf H1111n, Sudan, 0.71 ~1. JoMnv Grev, Santa Monica TC, 1:45.79 2. Agt>erto Gulmer11, Brt· 111. 1:46.4S. 3. M.trll H1ndllsm1n. lsr111. 146.S4. Mlle-I. Sltvt Scot!, Sut>·4 TC, 3 52 99. 2. Jt OQUlm Cru1. Bru ll. J:SJ.00 ) Jim Sol111v. Alhlttlc• Wiii, 3 S3M 3000-1. SllVI Lecv, New Belen« TC, 7.54 '2. 2 Jer11d Jones. Stn11 Monlct TC. 7'55.34 J Sieve Orll1, Ti9tr lnl'I, 1:00.99 llOHH-1. Greo Foster, World Class TC, 13.21 2 Toni• C1mot>tll, Siers &. StrlDH, 13 n 3 Jemn McCrantv, Ma<:cabl, 13.91 400IH-1 Edwin Mows, Adlelts, 4' 71. 2 AmtCIOu Olt Bl, Seneoat, 49 13 ) Andre PllllllOI, World Clan TC. 49. IS HJ-1. J1k1 Jecobv, Boise SI , 7·5>Ao 2. (111) Owloht Stone,, P1clflc CC, end Oou9 Norclqul1t, Tllltr lnl'I, 7·4:\4. LJ-1 Cert L-1•, Stn11 Monlc1 TC, 21·7 2 Lerrv Mvrlcks, Bud Llgnt, 27·1"4 3 Vence Johnson, Arl1on1. 26·11.4. T J-1. Wlllll Binks. "'hltllCI W11t, SS·S.\li (wa). 2. Rev Kimble, AOI011. 54·1. 3, Al Jovner, Bud Llohl, S4·2J,4. PV-1. Earl Btll. P1clflc CC, 11·1""' 2. (tit) Blllv Ot.on, P1clffc CC. eno Dan Rlo1111. Peclflc CC, 11· 1. SP-I. Otvl LIU!, All'lltllcs West. 70·S. 2 Brien Oldtlt ld, UCTC. 69· 11-'4. 3 Hanlt Krevcnlr. Southtrn Ctl, 63·11"4 OT-I lmrlcl'I Buoer. C1eclloslo· v1kla, 213· 7 2 Giit Vt ltnl. Czecl'IOllo· 111kla, 216·7 3 Mercus GorOltn, OutrH Ch TC, 201·2 JT-1 Tom Petrenolf, Alhllllc1 Wiii. 293·1 2 8 oD Roggy, Alhltllcl W11t, 292·7 l Ouncen AlwOOO, Nike, 1'1·• wOMaN 100-1. JHnellt Bot0t'1. World C1111 TC, 11 IS 1 Allee Brown. WortO Cl111 t 'I!:, 11 n 3 Grece J1ckson, Atoms TC. 1139 20!>-I \111trl1 Brisco Hook•. World Clt1s TC. 22 SO 2 Pem M.trsl'ltll, COH I AlhlttlCI, 12 64 3 FlOrtnct GrlHltl'I, WorlO Clan TC, 2'l 70 40!>-1 Chtndre Cl'llHIOOrO\JOh, All'l1tllc1 W11t, SO S2 2 Sherri Howero, C1I Stell LA, Sl 20 3 Clloo Clloo Knl911ten. una . S2 31 Or1ng1 CoMt DAILY PILOT 1~; Mlly 14. tll4 SCOREBOARD I00-1. Diana ltldiour11. Gaz ... TC. 2.1.U. 2. Eult Wallllntlon, AlllllllGI Wttl, 2:01.St. 3. Cvritl\la Wtttntr, LA M«cur111es, 2:01.tt ~I MArv o.dler. Allllttlcs West, 4:22.'2. 2 Francie Lerrlt, New a.lance TC, 4:29.7' 3 Jen Mefrlll, AGAA. 4:30.12. 1000+-I. SllPNnle Hllltllowe<. Ivel lJ91'11, 12.tl MConOI, 1. Btnltt Flt1ttr11C1. AOIClts. IJ..I». 3. Candv Youno. F1lrlelgti OlclllnlOll, '" .. 400U+-I Latanya Slleffietcl, MK· c.bl. S6 02 2. LorJ McC1u11V. AOlda1, SU6, 3. Eona l rown, Alonu TC, 57.22. HJ-I Pam Sc>encer. Puma Enerolzer. 6·4. 2. hl.ne FrlOeflclo.. Alllltllcl Wftl, 6·2. ). (lie) Sue McNHI, C11 Polv·SLO. end sntlltv Fehrman, c11 St111 Lone B .. c11, 6-0. LJ-1. K1tnv McMiiian. Coasl All'I· lellci, 21-SV• 2. Gwen Loud, Hewell, 21·2\1'1. 3. J eclllt Joyner, World Cten TC, 20-11~. SP-1. Lorna Griffin, Alhtttlc1 West, SI-I~. 2. lteolna C111tnaUQtl, Pume Ener11l1er, SS·2. 3. Ramona PaQl4, Stn 01'90 SI., S3·l. OT-1. Mao Rltcnle, SCOlland, 206·1. 2. ltl1 Slatman, Holland, 205-10. 2 Lorna Griffin, Allllella Wnt, 194·11 JT-1. l<arln Smltn, AtNetlc• West, 1'4·7 2. 1(111 Scl'lmldt, Puma Enarglter, 1'2·7. 3. Cathv Su1ln11o.I, MlllllrM Lions, 117· I. HolvWood f'•rk SUND A Y'S ltlSUL TS (lStfl .. ., ................. rMeflrle) P'IRIT llACI. 4 turfonll1. Overland Journev 10111> 26.00 10.20 6,40 Trlumontnl Banner IMtn) S.IO 3.IO Bower Sotl9 (Htwlty) 10.00 Also rlCld; Kev 10 the Con<IO. Lon11wev101111oererv. Allclon100. C11t110, trl11'1 S'11tlll, Caorlclousness. Mr. Herbor LIQhls, Rebrandlr, EulllO Tudor. Time: 1:10 4/S. SICOND llACE. 6 furlongs N1tl111 Uorl .. (Hwly) S.40 3.60 3.40 Miii VI• Maonum (Mate) 1.00 6.40 8v 1111 Lord (0rtl9t) IS.to Also rectd: Gtamorlct , Terrlllc T , Lana's Gol<I Host, Mumollh, Bronre snoe, Folk'• Vktorv. Ottt100n. Rl11tr of Jtwel's. Time. 1·11 S2 DAILY DOUBLE 12·•1 0810 "'20 THIRD llACE. 6 turlOnos Trento (McCerron) 6 40 4 40 ) 230 Andrew 'n Mt (Guerra> 11 40 3 to Amerletn StaneltrO IOtltP'IOUUYel 1 IO Aho ree90 P0111 Test Romen RH lm, Sir Stoot Time. l-o9 4/S. $.S IXA.CTA 12·11 0110 S16SSO P'OUltTH RACE. 1 1116 milts V11101t IM<Cerron) l IO 2.60 Flttf S.Crtlerl11 !Slt>lllt) l .00 \lllere (0rltOI) 140 260 s 20 Also raclO Sur olnt , Tr111ure. Polson Pen, Thtrlol's Je1ao.n1, llt0g1 Time: I :4". U IXACTA (4·7) paid '2t.SO "'"" ltACI. I 1116 mllH on lur1 No CM<:k (H1wl1v) 15.80 1.60 S.60 BlnOIO (Sl!Oemaker) 10.40 S.80 Ru1tv Cenvon (Guerra> 4.00 Also r1ctc1: Au1m, Blue S.111, Be on Time, Azullno. Bid Ageln, S0teo of Music, Sw"t M.tn. Time: 1:'2 2/S. $.S IX ACTA I 1-2) otlO UIS.SO SIXTH 111.ACI. 6 lurlot10s. Ttlltl (Toro> 21-20 6.60 •.OO Ml Livermore IPlt1etvl 3.60 3 20 Oust to ltk hls (M111l •IO AllO recld: Sari's Oetlgl'll, Artificer. Ex0101lv1 Pt1w, Ootrallon11, Wero C Time 1'09 415 '5 EXACT A (7·6J 10110 s 111 SO SIVllNTH 111.ACI. l''e miles on lurf Don Orlanoo (McCrrn> t.IO •IO 3 20 Swift Mt11tg1 (Slt>lllel t 00 S.20 9Flout (Sl!Otmtktr) 3 20 Also recld. Best L~. Benefit Per· former. Gablt no, Jumooff Joe, Wenelchl, Fl11ln11 Gtnt, TrM Runner Time I 4' 31 S. lS EXACT A (6·9) oelO $149 SO n l'ICK SIX (4·1·4·1·7·6J oalo I 17, 167 40 wit" 2S winning tlcll.els I sh• 110011> '2 Pick Six consolallon 11&10 l403 20 with 6S 1 wlnnlt10 t1c11.e1s lll11e '10rtlll llGHTH RACE. I 1116 miles on lurt 1to0w111 1cest1hld•> 13 60 6.00 3 60 Lord Protector (Plncavl 4 60 3 00 Ttot111cn (McCerroM 2 80 Also raclO: CllHr 011, F1vo1oso. \llgorou1 Vigors. Wor01wor111 MldforO. Tllal'I My Son Time. 1:41 1/S. •S IXACTA (1·31 oeid H'8 00 IXHl•ITION llACE. 1 ''" milts Aoorld (Toro> out HolldtY Oencer (McCarron) out Prlnc1lv Roonev (01lehou1we1 out Time 1 '1 llS Also rectd Pro or Con NINTH llACI. I 1 16 milts Pino Arul (Fuenl11) 16.00 6 SO '00 Ol11tet <Toro) 9 00 S 60 Lt Verne's B111 Mac IShm~rl 3 40 AISO recld Ji m Man Soldier of Fortune. Delo.er II Highbrow Free· w'-llnt. Sllntlngly Eru11H11e W111nen Town Time U• 2tS $.S IXACT A 110· I 11 otlO '2S6 SO AtttnClanct 46.412 USFL WliSTEltN CONP'l!llENCI ,.UHi< w L T l'C1. ,., ,.A oe,,ver 7 s 0 st.) 2S7 261 Ari zone s 7 0 417 290 ?02 LA f1pr111 s 7 0 417 204 254 0111.1ano 3 9 0 2SO 133 2S1 Centre! Houslon 7 s 0 Sil 393. 319 Mlcnl111n 1 s 0 Sil 2IO 149 01<11rioma 6 s 0 54S 170 27S Chlca110 • 8 0 .333 272 310 Sen Anlonlo 4 I 0 .333 172 m EASTERN CONP'IUa NCE Alltntk Phlledelohl1 11 1 0 917 311 140 New Jersey 9 3 0 7SO lOS 203 Pl1111>urgn 2 10 0 167 199 26' W11hln111on 1 10 a 167 llO 322 Selltfltnl 6lrmlnoh1m 10 2 0 133 346 '" T1moe 8ev I 3 0 727 111 111 New Orlea ns 8 4 0 ""' 242 242 Mtml>hll s 1 0 •17 20I 27' Jt ck.onvlllt • • 0 333 236 27S SllncllV'• kwn Pl'lllao110hl• II. LA Exwess ,. New Or1te n1 10, Mlcl'llgen 3 Oeklt nel I•. Arlron• l TNIV'1G1m1 0.1enom1 el Tempe Bev, n FrlcleY"s Game Blrmlt10"8m 1t ChlcaDO. 11 SatwdlV's Gamet MemPf111 11 Otkt1ncf. n Jaeksonvllll ti Pl'lllaOllPll•• " Denver 11 Arizona. n S4MdaY"s G- MICl'l'91n 11 LA l•llAU Oklt'10me e t Houston Stn Antonio •I Wt1hlngton New Orltens II Temo1 B•v Mlftdly, fMV 11 Pll"t>ur9h el New Jerstv, n PhhdelSlftl• II, LA Expreu 14 (Scet• bv Oulr'Mn) LOl AllOl'-1 7 7 ()-14 Phlla01lohl• 6 3 6 >-II ""' Ou•l'W Pnl-Ountk. 4 oeu lrom Fusint (kick talleo>. to 33 Sec.end OUtl'W Pl'tl-FG Trout 30, 1 I 1 LA-Grev ?O run (Ztndt111 k1c1t l 7 31 Third OU•rwr LA·YounQ 9 run llenoe111 11 42 Pl'll·Rlltv~2 run (OHi ta11101 P'.,111111'1 OUerwr Ph1·FG Troul 36 9 23 A-11 391 Tttm S!tlhflu LA F•rll oown1 19 Au111tl·vero1 37· 1'6 Peu1n11 verd1 99 RtJurn verds '2 p .... , 13·21·1 Punls S·lS F umDles·lost 0·0 Pena111es · vero1 10-6S llldNldutl St11ht1<1 kick I. IS 00 ""'' 12 26·01 IU St 13·71·1 •·O 0-0 9·t S RUSHING-LA Gray 20· li2. Net1on 11·37. Youn11 •·16. B00<11e l·I, Mack 1·3 Pl'll, Brvenl 20·60. Fu1lna 2· 16, Alltv 2·4, Mervin 2-lmlnus 21 PASSING-LA, Youn; 13·21·1·142 p,,1, Fu1in1 13·11·1·164 RECEIVING-LA, Towhstll 4·U , Lon; 2·17. Hersey 2·27, Scotl 2·24, Grav 2· 14, Moort 1·6 P"'· Rll1v 3·'3, Cottier 2·38, Fllrktt 2·35, Br11ent •·21 Folsom 1-16, Ounel\ I·• MISSED FIELD GOALS-LA, Z1no1111 •7. •1 NHL plavoffs STAHLEY CU,_ FINALS ThundtV'• Scere Edmonton 1 NY lslenoers 0 Stturctav'1 Seer• NY 11tanoers 6. Eomonton I '""" tllO 1-1) Tut141Y'I Game NY 111a noers et Eomonton TllundtV'• G1mt NY 111enoers 11 Eomonton SaturdtY"I Game NY llltnOers t i EOmonlon T1111dtv, Mav n Eomonton al NY 111enoers Ill neceuerv> Thuncttv, Mev 24 Edmonton a l NY 111ender1 Ill necessary 1 Tournament of Ch•mlMoin <•t Naw Yon I Sintlll FINI! Joron McEnroe IU S I Oef lven Lfnd' 1Cztcrios1ove•"a 6 ' 6 1 tMcE11roe wins 1100 000 LtnOI UO 000 women's 1enlon toumev (ti San Oit9el SO·lnel·-Slnttls Fltltl Jul•f Havwerd tNtwoort Be•c"' Otf Jent Crofford IN11rw111t1 6 0 l ·6 6·2 60-•nd ·l'ttr Slntlt• ,,.,,., OorOlllY C11enev lSt n•t Mon•ct l o.I Eleanor Hart>ult !Svlm er) 6 0 6·3 Bvren Netsen QasM< (If OalH) • 276 Crelg SI.Oler' s90,000 271 70·71·'4·71 Oevld EdwerO•. SS4.000..,. 61·7S·6'·65 279 Tom w11son, '34,000 JIO Anov Bttn, 122,000 Oav1 Berr. 112,000 •I Mike Smith, 116,750 hn Crenshew, S16,7SO Oe n Pont. I 16,750 »2 Mark O'Mtere, s 12.SOO WIYnt L111I, S)2,SOO H11 suuon. 111,soo Tom Kiii, 112.SOO PavM Siewert, s 12,SOO m 73-72·6'·61 , ........ .. 67·73·73·67 74·67·6'·72 73·72·70·'6 73·71-71-66 74·71-66·71 74·73·69-66 75·"·71·61 72·73·6'·6' 7S-70-"-6' Donnie Hammono, s9,SOO 1S·n ·6'·6' JM LM Trevino, $1,SOO Jim TPIMot, $1,SOO Georoe Arel'llf. ll.500 Jl5 Gtoroe Burn,, S6,7SO °'"" Wetson. S6,7SO 0 1vl0 Grel'ltm, S6,7SO Tom Puruer, S6,7SO -Charles Coody, 14.642 Blh l(rlftlf1, 14,642 JoM Adams, 14.642 Tom Jenkins, M.642 Pal McGowen, M,642 Mike Oonalcl, $4,642 217 Jim Colbef"I. 13..254 G1rv McCor0.13,254 Jim Neiford, 13,254 Clarenc11tow. 13,25' Gerv Hellberg, 13.254 Jt v HHS, 13,254 Ciiio Beck, 13,154 -Lan'1V Wtelklns, 12,Sll Bred Brvent, S2,Sll JOIY RHSlll. '2,Sll OevlO Oorln, 12.S 11 .., Oouo T1wt1t. '2,0SO Mac O'Grldv. S2,* S.Vt ltllelteros, 12,0SO Frt nl< Connor, 12,* o A w111>r1t10. n.oso 2'0 Mick Soll, Sl,Sl2 Rev Ftovo. '1.S12 Wallv Armstrong, Sl,Sl2 HuDtrl Grt1'1, Sl,Sl2 $1mm11 Recntts, Sl,Sl2 Mark WltOe, S1,S12 ltl 0111 H11toonon, Sl,197 Marl< C11CtVKChl s I, 197 Pettf' Oosttf'l'lul1. sl.197 JOI Inman, SI, 1'7 Buoc:t11 Garoner, 'I, 197 Wevne Gredv. s l lt7 m &oocy W10klns, Sl.120 llOlllf' Mallt>ie, '1, 120 Ruu Coeflr1n. SI. 120 Mark LVf , 11,120 Oen For,man, SI, 120 2'l Curt B11rum. s 1.07S Tim Norris, s l,07S Brett UP9tr, Sl,07S Jonn Sterk. '1,075 194 Rot>ert Hovi. s 1,040 Al GelblrGtr, s 1,040 Mike Holland. '1.040 2tS Tl'IOmH Lel'lmtn. Sl,007 Bruce Fl1l1rt.r, s 1.007 Gavin Levenson, Sl,007 R1nd11 Wtlkln1, Sl,007 194 Jev Cuoo, s~ 197 Jim Booros. 5970 ,,. Leonerd Thomoton, '"'° 1" 72·70-69-73 7S·71·61·70 72·'9·72·71 71·69·71·'7 74·71·70-6' 72·76·66·11 7•·73·47·11 72·76·69-69 72·7•·71· .. n -11-12-10 76·71·70-6' 71·72·72·71 7S·n ·67·72 73·73·71-70 7,.71.70-72 76·6'·6'·73 7S·n ·67·73 1•-n·"·n 70·72·70·7S 74·69·69·7S 73·7•·76·6S 79· 70-70·69 73·1•·70·71 71·13·70·74 73· 75-70-71 70-77·71-71 7•·71·73·71 73·6'· 7S· 72 69·74-73·71 7•·72· 73·71 7•·7'·71-11 73· 74· 70-7 l 73·73·73·11 77 ·70-71·72 71·7S·6'·74 76· 73· 73·6' 77·72·71·71 72·77·71·71 13·11·74·73 76·71·69·7• 69·7•·72·77 77·70·76·6' 7•·7S·73·70 72·74·74·71 76·71·72·73 7r70·73·73 76·73·72·72 7'·7•·71·73 77·72·70·7• 73·7S·70·7S 77·72·77·6' 71·76·7l·7• 71-76·71-76 7S·73·7•·13 16·13·11·1' 7S 1l·72·7S 77·71·70·7' 7S 71·75-74 72·76·76 73 76·72·76·1' Anov North, 194S 7S·74· 76·7• Jim Dtnt, S9'S 73·76·7S·1S LPGA toum11mem (It~. Va.) 210 Am• AICOll l26.2SO 212 Cethy Marino SIS.TSO 21l Juh ln1<111r 19,62S K:l lt>Y Biii.tr" '9,615 AnM ·Merit Palll 19 625 114 Jan Stel>flenson SS.396 M So.ncer·Dtvlln sS,396 Beckv Pearwn SS :J9S 2t6 Penny Pull '3, 1« J•ckit Bert,cn '3 14' JuOv Clerk '3.14' Jane Blelock 13, 1« S Btr101eccin1 '3 14' ~lly Lilllt 13. 1'A 117 Laure Cole 12,311 M F1ouerH ·Oottl '7.lll 211 Lu nn Cusaoav S2 OS. DoMt H While S2 OS4 lit Martna Nault s 1 lzt Cvn1n.a F•1111,l SZS no Ketnv McMu"e<O 11 S99 AhCf Miller s l 599 ,., •Ce !l tzl"en s 1.599 221 Vick A111ern s 1 388 Beverly KIHI s l Jal Coltetn W11kf" s I lit m Beri> T ,;oma, St 2'2 Jen F•vnn II 1•2 Ge11 H,rete '1 1'1 1S 70·67 13·71·6' 71·71·70 70·70· 73 72·11·10 72·7HI 1•·61·13 7•·7•·6' 12·14· 10 7•·69· 73 11 72·73 71· 10·,. 70 69· 77 76·11·70 13 13 71 7, 73·71 11 73 73 11 1'·66 ,. 73·11 ,. 7) 73 13 ,, 73 11 7,. 7• 1~ 16 10 12 7S·7• 1S· 11 75 7S· 77 10 73 7• 7S 71·1S 1S CAMEL LIGHTS It~ a whole new world. Warn ing : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking ts Dangerous to Your Health.· 9 mg ... tar", 0.8 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. m M. J ~'" ... Ottlorah 1'9trlul 11,M Linda Hunt Sl,OIO ~11'1 $11W. $1.GIO &omle L1uar $1.-0. MArv It• "'°"" t 1,0IO tM JaneG~lll$ Otoble ,..,.., ..... SllS Liu Y OU119 1115 Dtnlte $trl0il> •s Dot Germain "'5 Nane111 C~CIO •s Dianne Ot.Hev •s Pl1Nftuon•s Joan Jovoe 1115 m Tri.fnt Heuloft ITS 1 Otbe>le Austin 1751 Amy Ben1 S7S1 t<ertn Pwmnll 1751 Berb BunkowiWtv 1751 Pi m Glllltn 1751 22' M.trl1 Wenrtenten 1691 A. It eln"'rdt tM 1 M. B Zimmerman 16'1 PtllY Heva "" 12-n -10 n -n -10 15-n -12 1s-1rn "13-76·75 n -76-7S n-n-1s •n-n 1•-n-11 71-7'-71 ....... 73 79·71-7S 75-7S·75 74-76-75 76·73-76 11-1 ... 12 71.7 .. 74 7t-"13-7S 1'-1s-n N .......... ~ Wll~9tN COflt'ftlMCI AU ( ...... ..W.) ............. Labn ~.-.sc... Los Anoella 110. Ptloenla " T......,.,..,_ Ptlotnl• I t L.Mt ... ,.,......, 0- L.Nen 11 '"'-1111 ,... .. ,..,. 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Schools & Instructions 64Z-43Zl Lois ext. 309 Pacific Travel School t>IO E Pth St , San1a Ana, t a 92701 r=tj ~ f>RA ."JGE COllNn·} ON/.)' PRWATE i < < RfDrTEO TR '1Vfl A(;f N< )' K HOOL Amertcan Airline Sabre Computer Tralnlf\9 MORNING. AFTERNOON. EVENING CLASSES Call (714) 543 .. 9495 GradesK-9 0 (!!qe lfiairmont ~cqool DIA/ICC COUllTT'S OLJCST ' FIMEST ,llVATC SCHOOL Beginning JUNE 25th SUMMER SCHOOL ANO/OR SUMMER CAMP Tran sportation Available 1557 W. Mable, baltei• PltoH 774-1052 SUMMIR COMPUTIR INITITUTI $7S/1e11lon Two sessions o f 3 weeks each. A series of summer school computer clones for students entering grades 4 thru 10. June 18 to July 6 ·July 9 to July 27 • Mon/Wed/Fn 8· 10 om Intermediate/ Advanced Baste • Mon/Wed/Frt 10-12 pm Beginning Basic Programming • Tues/Thurs 8 · 1 I om logo Programming HARBOR DAY SCHOOL 3443 Pacific View Drive Corono del Mar, CA 92625 (714) '40-1410 Forfurther information regarding adverti8ing placement in the School1 & ln1tructione Directory -call Loi <>·1-2-4321 .,r_ ~x t309~•: 642-5678 ...... ftr lalt ...... 111 hit lnnal 1011 lftJtrt ltacll lOlt IWlll W1U TUii • Ul llO $280,000 9qulty In prime , ______ Wt __ ' By owner Big Canyon leued ',.\ a.ct• commt Mu.t rent ttw. bMUtyl 3-4 IUUllll r Monaco Smell down. property f()f coattal .,.. Br 3 Ba mod deelon 2 car 3 bedrooma, 1~ baths. 11% fixed rate. Wiii con-home 0 w n a r I Ao t gar JCl rH toof *800 Double geraga. New I elder trade. 640·1538 --548-2831 __ 53M190 8E8T Alty tee paint and carpets BY OWNER Seavtew 3 Br. Baal. ltull ~e.2313 2 Ba. guarded commty, IWIEI WILL TUii THE REAL ESTATERS club, rec lac. low down, $2e0,000 equity In prime ilOO'a cotleoa ·iY' 1 Br 1 2 "'• Vo 11 n a n c I n g leued 'h acre commt not tar to ooe.n utlla Ir• $322.000 619/729-15 UI property for coutal area other• not tn ed• Cape Cod Condo. 2Br, 2,lt hm. Own/ Agt S.8-2831 539-e 190 BEST Alty f .. Ba. l rg Aasum toen. Reposa. 3br. playrm, view, Big _. br haa 2 be dbl gar lalNI lalu• 1006 Consider trade. S 149. gar. Lk Arrowhead home. 1 newer blttne f/yd •ns + UL UL Ill owner/agl. 631-3677 $119,000. 661·9255___ $600 dep otMrt avail 539·6190 BMt Alty f• 3Br, 2Ba. Din, Rm F/PI., CONDp·S134,900 ltat&la HOME FOR RENT Obi Gar w/Ba .• 1 2 Br 2 Br w/pool & clbbse Apt. NOW BY OWNERll LOW SS By ownr &46-9442 B r ' L • Huntington a..eh 3 Bdrm. $375 ooo 673-8017 tlltl ua ••t 2 Ba. $775. Fenc.d yard ' · OUM II HU llSP. & garega. Kida & pete rtU ••I •11 10 2 3 BR 3ba. PARK LIDO llDN ltJa.. zHI welcome 883-07 55 Fireplace New carpets. Agent, no lae Ullll llllH Freah paint Pool A rea: Wlmll lllTALI Drive by 4615 Camden bargain at s124 750 tm-i Rere $500 ppt to buy Ortva. prl¥1a pool, lanai, mediate posaeffton · 1 child/pet fine xtre Incl beaches, forever view, ll I G ... 1 •tt £ frplc dahwahr & mint area 3 Br 4'1t Ba. $795,000 IJ 0 If• In r, 539-6190 Beet I• lncld1 land. 760-1468 Hl-llH VACANT 2 Br. fncd yard. La, ~M/2.-~ ftrot4111t1, I kldl ok, $575. 962•4471 R(.l [STAT( 6•4.6397 Real Estate Broker lalNI or 963-9853 " 1pec1a11us In lore-But larL.-ar .. 2 closures. bankruptsy. tax Ptaia1al1 21071p;-..-.· ... .._-;;R,._~iiii~,. LUXURY HUGE DUPLEX sales. enphasla on Lido Penln oceanfront hme, OUpiex fBROCEANYJEW. 3-2 Br. So of Hwy Xlnt Island Prln only Regard· Jn/Ju/Aug, remod cua-Walk to beectt $800 mo. llnan Own81' 661..0660 Ing aervlces contact tom 2 Br, den. $6000/mo. 720-1646 evea 752-23"5 luxury In Olde COM; New Roseann Deluca & Co Kay P 720-9886 Jmat 4 3Br 3b1 hme A-2 lot. 851-9987 Mon-Fri 9-5 :---=-'""'.:----~,-:'"% 1_..-..._ ___ _. .... -. S395K 6-4().4254 Harbor View Carmel only Daaa Ptaat l C..ta .... 1024 $249,000 Top loc Dar-12br 26a Condo oc;a;; rell Pash Prop. 851-8767 View OverlOOklng Dana * ~llllTlll * Point Marine $795 mo Mull uc. gorgeous con-I 859·5106 do1. Lovely 2Br 2ba only IEWPllT OIHT L11au ltac~ 2141 $69,900 wt 10.5% asaum. OllH ,...,..._-....._.....,._ ........... financing. 3BR 2ba only 3 bedrooms, 2'h bathe, I Roomy 1 BR cottage. Mey $79,900. Oeflnitely won't custom wallpaper. at -15 to Aug 15. $750/mo tutl Try only S5000 down teched garage, com-Ind utli 494-0077 and $800 per mo. Zohn munlty pool & spa Walk LlfUI litatl 2152 Zarvoa Viking R.E to t>eaCh $178,500 _ _ 760-9669 Of 5"0-0299 UH IUln N1gue1 Shores 4 er. a • Call us regarding Irvine l.ealel luxe. shor1/long lerm Ill-noo Sec, pvt beactl 240-7537 3880 Michelson Orl\09 11000 HWI I 'I Ntw rt ltacla 2119 1rv1ne lllLHl•S OLIUHT IGWFlllT 1411,000 l23Wmo: 2 sty Back Bay, Klds/pe1s ok finer 5 Rm 2. I ••. TIWIHllH l 3+ br home or 212 duplex. 4br, 3ba, 3300 1/1, 3 Clf pool hm comfortable sz Seiter wlll P•Y c:oslng Sett t>each. 5109 Sea-gar, pool, Jae.•;. ac Pou. $675 539·8190 BEST lee co at a I B •au 11 I u I 1hore Opeo dally 2-6 unlurn. or opt &42-1366 Lrg 3 br 2•1t ba Madlaon Townhomee with walk In Ownr 545-2647 875-23'46 --' ' cloae1a, tlled kitchens, Executive condo on bay, lrg yd. ale, lmmac Avail microwaves end over-OPEi designer. completely June 1. S 1275 956-3300 alzad 2 car garages • lurn $ 199Smo 673..0896 UNIV PARK. 2 BR/2 BA MUCtt MOREi 81 Y FROIT I I ._ i a. -... -"Catdlff" townhOme. $650 An EKoellent Buy at only I IHll lr•rt l•I• mo. to mo. 551-1882 •110 000 Noon-3 Sat/Sun. 4Br, Gtatr&l 2202 t 3Be. Dock & Deck Only WILLOWS HSE: 3 br, 2 ba, Oall 144-1211ftr $785,000, 1106 E81t Great priced on this lrplc, al e, fenc.d yd, dble .. t .. h Balboa JOhn A Miller coastal area 3 Br 2 Ba gar. S375. 6«-1480 833 3 ' lrplc gar kid/pet $650 a.1.1 ·1211 · s.• w/e 673-7045 539--6190 BEST aml tee L•. 1••• ltacL 41 Btaata ltr Salt Rta1t1 ltr Sale lta1n ltr hit lta1t1 111 hit --• IPEI 11111 Charmef 2 Br, 1 be on d61 Gtatral 1002 _Gt_a_e_ra_l ____ I00_._2 Gtatral 1002 Gtatral 1002 • Sun 1-5 NEWPORT 2 Bed condo. lot, very pvt Covered _________ _.;;;.;;..;;:;.;; t;C 434 San Bernardino Bay VIEW. Qomm. pool bridge Fren 831--0703 2 1111 CHIO 'tl lCRE llYEl S•H llYE-il llW 2 Br 1 ~a One ol the bell $1095 yrty. 631-1400 DANA HARBOR-BLUFF IHbtOO IACHU 11IW IEW Recently refurbished, va-"\!~h~WN~:~:~ut c!?i~ ';f79~9;,ew~rt ~~~~:: Wt lllft ••••tr Nu 3280' condo 3 Br 3 Ba, 3 Bdrm. 1 >r. ath home on Lots ot potenttal neret Magni cent view estate cant anti ready to go. Inga, spa, lrplc, liyd, oak, 646•5096 or 631 •2262 wttklJ rtlflll $2500 Feb vu. 496·7009 quiet street Lrge added Horses? Units? Nursery? custom 5 Br . lamlly rm & Spacious 3 Br 2 Ba home tamliy room and warm Alternattve zoning tor A-1 ~Bath. new pool, spa, on with 400 aq tt add-on stelrt. skyt1te more Super sharp Custom Hllll"I frt• 1410 l!'f!rt ltac~ 2'9 brick fireplace make this possible Owner may '>acre · all refurbllhed • lemlly room Located In Radue to S 128.000 Openl Townhome 2 Br 2•.i. ba ft 12000 '" wttk ti 2rm:<ren 26e lg khch llv a lovely family hOme carry 1st TD! 759-1501 ::a~op~:e~n,S~;~~ Mesa det Mar Asking house dally ~~22 1 widen Overlooi(lng Big l1th1 hi~ 111-1100 rm, dlnl;,g erea, lrplc.' 1ge ;~o~P:~gsch~~': ~~~ WALKD&LIE lor xlnt financing R & H S139,500 By owner, charming 4 Br.I Cda~on GoltSC2ou99rOOseORe-W1t1rfr11t l•t llO. gar , bay vu. patio I 75 5989 p,., ba lrg lot. 60 x 110 I UOvu to • $1200/mo, evall June 1 DONNA WEBSTER Realillllle nvestmenls 1-Traditional Covered patio, trees. new term• By Owner Open lltrs. 111-1400 &46-8402 or 673-5500 R 1 v ool, new plCJmblng Sal.lSun 1-5 3'4 Sea tr lll-ltOO(lsl11•) 2 Br + Oen.1r:-p1ev , gar-GE 1s9-9100 (.,f..._·~ ,, ·~111 ~-.._,".,."?A"~" SI 1,100 TOTAL PRICE ry 5% ($3 100) or 10% ($6200) down 1 bedroom plus den condo with pool & spa A bargain at $61.900 Cail now 546·2313 THE REAL ESTATERS IEWPOllT CREST 1171,100 ea ty ~115,000 673-7794 1 ' s1'1 a n d N B ,. _ ( F o r d / J a m b o r e e ) --------• age. 1 Be. lrg patio No 631 -7370 E/SllE IY IWIH 662-1673 Sl••tr I Wlittr pets S335tmo 760-8384 1 ILICI FHI ICEAI Largest mooe1 and a11<> --the lowest prteed 4 Bdrm Belmont Shore long Bch In the tract Two story 21;, ASKING S 134,SOO Varsatllea Condo 2Br llt.tal• 3000 SQ tt Wntcllff hme. --1 St,level 2 br/den. home 2B • 4B 4b pool/ .. __ 9 S a. Lrg Liv Rm J&"•U iir•.tn r I , apa. ""'"'· eut. deck 1 th t lge Bllcony View Sec: Pool -~ lam rm, din rm, lrlple 3br/ 1''tba, 2 sty Spanish baths with wet bar Enjoy Spa. 2 car gar Dolphin the executive lllestyte at a Prop (213)433-0957 very low price. Call today llRIAll I for lnlMmauon: 646-7171 112•,100 •st UYEI lot/trees &42-7726 Sub·Gar Sale or Rent PlllP llWIEIHT gar S2000/mo. 786-0873 Over ..... acre In Newport ExecutlveHome PlwDel w/opttobuy 631-6319 714/111-1111 3 Br, 3 Ba. N.-.v luxury backbay area w/dbl wide SOI 4 Br, Formal Din. •••ao& LIE llPLEI -Townhouse 2 S1ory living drive for hor19 traller, RV, Rm, Femlty Rm w/wet bar ..., Ctrtal •ti Nu 2212 room w/brick tlreplaoe e1c. Two n~ 2 Bdrm 1 nicely decorated Walktoshops,beach,Bal 4 b 3·~6 f pool $1200 Call 675_033 ~ Ba homes. One block to $249,900 Agl 545--03 19 pier, ferry/rests 3Br/2ba v~ Av!it.a~,;~· Sub~ drive by 233 l8th. PL. trans. 759-1501 ea. 218 Bal Bl 673-2943 ,_ . $2700 ... 0 5,..,... Bedroom. family room, POOL ... ase ~ • """ b' k II I A W t , lotl Bacit Bay View 4 Br,4 Ba , c rep ace " con-·BR 2ba, ··~-d-' M·· " muttr SPECTACULAR VIEWI -Fam. Rm, Pool $2500. THE REAL ESTATERS dlttoned Clean & neat r --.. ,.,....., "" .., 546·2313 USTSllE ClllOS Must eee . very nice. PROllTE SILE ShOfec:llffs 2 Br den, 2'~ mo MS'8-F S.0--0964 or Call &41-8833 3 bd HI b h 1 BA. din rm $2400/mo. &40-10 ev•. THE REAL ESTAT&:RS REllOEll SUCCESS REALTY gCX:,~ond0 ".!11~~3~ Nopets. 760..0715 -Flat steal 2 Br 2 Ba $725 Two large condos only 5 POOL I A.braham Inheritance tax C11t1 MHI 2224 frplc eppls Incl dlhwlhr appraisal $95 000 Call 539-6190 BEST Riiy fee years old In a lovely com-3BR 2ba, $15K dn. OWCI Jamie Joseph' Ad~lnls-2 Bdrm house. $700/mo. --,,-.,,-------Ill OUYOI plex with courtyard, pool balance 30 yrs 12,~%. trator CTA 642_.685 1980 Anaheim, 11 A HARBOA VIEW 3 br/2 ba. VERSAILLES & spa 3 Bdrms, 2'~ bath• Prln only Ask tor Hulch I · 545-3229 lem. rm. nu patnt, gar-s YD N Ey ADeaneTownhome inone with formal dining CALL&41-8833 1•••iltBeaH 1100 3br.2ba.lam rm w/lrplc, dener.$1350.&«.-4295 Ot N---ort's most pr••. Drastically reduced to • 98 D R I HARBOR VIEW " B 2'L v-,... "'" sell at S 127,500 for 1550 Baat .ltacll 104011 4 FUOUA. 2 br. 1 ba I • db gar . x nt cond ...., r. ,. 0 tiglous gate-guarded 11 c lltod &46-7171 • $39.900 In adult park. S750/mo yrty, no pets ba, fam rm, 8CION from 'HOROSCOPE MARR commun111es A beautiful SQ a ay NEW LARGE CUSTOM Newport Beach, 2 pools !>48-4834, 642-9178 park & pool, gerdener corner unit with magnlll-' 3Br. 2Ba Cath Cell-1 Wiii take car boat or? In --$1600/mo ~144 .···········••! cent views Paddle tennis Ing/Fam rm 2 ml. Beach trade 839-6S44 3 Br 2 Ba frplc, bltins, yard. court, lovely grounds. $139 ooo 549-2330 gardener. nopet1 111 1 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT Tuesday, M a'-15 complete security sys--~ · 1BR 12x48' Canyon Crest. sec $825/mo 72 l ·B Lovely 6 Br, pool/epa. J tem All In exce::enl con-I lmat 1044 hi celling, porch, storage Center St 497-6287 speciacutar vlewl Yr:y IM. ARIES 1 \1,111h~l-\pnl 19) Youareabkno wtupur\Ul'potcnllal. dilion s750.000 Lucy i flClllFllECLllllEI SHIUUSlmPllT ~ + Almost new. Newport Avail June-1 s365 P•Y• 673·7673 lu .. prophe" ' 1u r ""' n lutun: M ean s >Ou at·curatel~ \l'nw personal Rose &44-6200 on this 2700 eq/11 one Huge & vcant, 5 or 6 ~ s24.500. call &46-2573 rent & utlls cozy 111 Nwpt Terrace. 2 br. 2 ba. trends. C) cit•\ '\ 11u'll ga:n through pcnod of med1tat1on \crn'll rctcl\l' level executive gem Bedroom. beaYtllut pool IOIUS UllU llLLS bungalow 1 br w/bitlne patio. g1r . new crpt long-<11stamnall rl'lallng to lraH:I. phtlosoph). cdutat1on puhltsh1ng located In preatlglous and view Cul de sac '72 be tlfvt v111 w t 539--6190 Beat Alty tee $750, 111/aec. &48-7958 TAURUS f .\pril 20-\fa) 20): F<>cu<, on financ:al reserve!>. Harbor Ridge Estates $585,000 4 bdrm 1 Bonus Room + au , a " --- h I h h k .. R I h Private cl-de-sac for l ' .... I" •UI 11 ....... , &: Famlly Room Superb :o-Home 20x60 corner tot Back house, E/slde tot. 1 Oceanfront deluxe CUiiom aut ont). regu at1on<,, { ancc to " 1t J3C pol e at1ons :p grows peace and quiet at the ,.... " ,. ~ ., ~tlon on quiet cut-<! Highly upgraded 2BA bdrm. S-495 1 utlls. last 3 Br. family rm hOme on stronger. rt'\p<.H1\lb:ltt1c' 1ntrcase and you'll learn more about TOPof theWORLDI Fan· Reat1or1,676-~ sac Decorated 1 e,; 2Ba, lge Hvtdlnlng/kltch mo & sec 675-1518 sandy beaeh. $3300/mo. rc-sources ol ont• clo<,c to ~ou including nartncr or mate I .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ____ 1utlcVIEWI Excellent as-lhadea ol beige ~~I-aren light Interior Best B -2 B 2 B &45..0776 6191340•1284 '' II · au buy In Orange Co rand new ' a cus---------GEMI NI t "1.1, 21 June 2rn ( )C'IC 1~ compkll·d. break Y>llh pa<;t ...... ,,. _ _._. __ .,,_ sumable loan Make fu::y maintained. Owner ,25 000 Youn ad Its tom condo w 18th St 1'), Steps to beach· 3 br, 2 ba. 1n1..hcated .\ut·n1 on partnl•r,h1p. manta I '>Wtus, puhhut~ "ill:ngnt"i'> ollerl carry 1st TOI I WESTOLIFF /Le h•llJ tranale<ed and ready lo ~ Agt 5t.s9~7 rnliea beach, gar, no pets. 2 aty, lrplc, dbl• g•r 6 to reach be:-1111d lUrrtnl l'\f>l.'llJt:on!> Ann L1hra nat1\C\ figure in 759•1601 Thls "Mellott"home11one move $269.000 SlerraMgmt641-1324 mo. leue/optlon evaJI unusualscl·narn1 Hurdcn Y>11l twhftcd olthef-Sbdrmhomea ~ C ! Ctatttry Lttl CondoSCPtza 2Br1ba.all $llOO/moS.6-8828 CANCER (funr 21 l uh :'2) Ne" mt•thoJ<t adltt'H' \Utfe\\. lor tamlly needini lj;isor T Crut• 1225 amenltlft S650lnc1 u1111 Walkto und 'naurt3br2 l-mpha!>t!> on l'mplmmt·nt. hr alth. pet\, dtpcndcnt' •\tu•nt ;il\tt on ·--· .. ·~· .. ·•-" ~~;:~tnae:~ra:ri~~1 & tJ ealty 21011 sldebys1de,Pactflc 966·8479or631-~89 ~;c:~~c s::i:ec5~~~~f:~ ahil1ty lo Sl'I 111 lwart of malll'r\, romanct ( hantl' to :cctd\ pac,1 co•o•& DEL.,. pi11fer construction. Se-ii View Memortal Park E/slde 2 br twnhse. lrpfc, Best Alty lee k I \ I I• 1 " " 1 1 ~ Both lor $700 551-0788 pvt yard, carport $650 • rn1sta C' t'n qu.111u' nJll\l'' pa" \lgil1 11..a01 ro l''> 1311,000 cpue~typelyuamebmln.gn,ew2 cowpt-r I lactat p - -13501 sec Agl 631 -7900 WANTED· HARBOR VIEW LEO (l ul\ ~1-\ug 221 f ,\\Orahl<· moon 3\pcCI u11nudc\ "llh Six ye"ars ago a cozy IWO ror --HOMESareaforteaaeor chan\ma. ph"1t.1l .1ttr.tt 111111 romann• and a 'ant'l) of t \f>l.'rteml'!> bedroom home was built NOIES WIOEI !:~:'~iz: k:~g~ ~~ Comml Bldg $375.060 E/slde 3 br 2 ba hae $700 option Family 548--4609 '>tit k clO<,(' 111 l.11111 I tar orou nd 1mnro\ l' <,3fct\. rnca\urc' 01 \ c luo1c by owners tor thetr retire h s 325 000 North Lanuna with 4 rea:d country l(ltch encl gar ,. '' ~ c-1 1 _ __.. 5 10 9 ow .I units ;:!_an v•-· 11 9•L ahady yd kids OK call lltl •-1 2 0 c11ual time ""Ith t•r11011on al rl'\"'•n'>l'' ( anttr nat:"c pla\._' l..t'\. rnk ment Naturally 11sstr1c11y nvn ment co ,......,, 1 673 "900 3880••1 h-' D """' . ..,.... ,. na ... 1" custom close 10 the homes In So. Orange Co -... ""clrv ... lnl-Oe n rive auumable finan Own., 539-~190 Best Rily lee Nr Brl1tol/fi1c Arthur 3 br VIRGO I \uf! :' ~l'fH 2:1 Y ou'll ha't' mort "y.,orl..tng room .. Payments behind OK we "' ""' l<..ey to 5Ulll"•' "di\ rl'ili1 .1tion Populant\ :nl'tt'iJ\t'\, \oual aCll\.1t1c\ :::1~7 u~7t" ~!~d!a~~nny pay costs. 714 637-5287 IEW-837-6030 Lrg 2 Br.l"Ba. gar, w/d gd cdo dbl g1r $875 buy mult1nly. n1e11<' dn11a1Hh "'tit ht made IJ"'>l1 ~nut 11111•· Aucnt on N•t/O /P I Woodbridge Cottage 3Br, llPLEIUSTSllECI hkup, d/r, yard. no pets w/rent o1ha<1 evell at •· ,.. ' l44·10IO n trltr H 2•,; Bo FrHh & Super S600/mo 545-7983 539·6190 BMt Alty fee phy'i1cal ar>l-X'Jl:tiltl hod\ 1111agl' wct'lnng appard. lnngtl1,1anrc tllUlllHIE Owner11verymotlvatedto Clean Occup by non_,wlth large yard. Eaay --- tomm1nu1..Jt:on' lllYllETllUOE 1ellandwlllcon1lderex-smol<er pp 973•1880 1 lln1nclng at S129.000 MN8Verde3Br 2 Br t Ct1•1•lal1•1 l...IBRA l\1·pt 2' Ol t 22) Plan' \UbJCl'I to l h:rnol• t•\rv•t·ialh I Bright c"---'ul 3 BR. 2B•, change lor home In Long -----Owner/Agt 546-2831 lam 2 lrplc, dbl garage Oalaral1lat4 2410 " ,.~ ,.....,.,, ,.. Beech aree A really WfUI ltacll 1041 Vacant. good cond $375 where sh on 1r111r II('\\ ,lft' I onlcmcd Rtlat1\.l' t:ommunicalt'!> :n WOOllRlllE •mmeculete, tastefully r• pleaaant totelly COOfdl· Rui'tlc cot1age 18' lrpl FORECLOllRE _can...:._arry 54&-5880 -~ s:;1h2~~~u.alp~· <OnncttlOll "'1th ('W1\\1hk hol:cj;n '1<,11 Pu11lc will he-\OIH·d . "ou"ll 0.hghtlul 3 Bdrm tn popu modeled home Ex-neted 2 bdrm & den • St•G.90<> Cape Cod 4 Br Newer triplex In Coata New 2 Br 1 Be dup,.x. 111 ClubhouM 'S« 'Gates' l1xa1r ln<,t Jrlil ll \ 011 II hq~tll rl·h111ld1ng pron·\\ ~orpw pl:t}\ lt.C\ 111' erea 01 lrv:ne Highly panded mute< l>adroom lemliy rm realdenoe Ap. view $3 t5,000 499 1997 Meaa Appr at $260,000 lut & MC\Jrfty No pets, 1 ... 2,. .:7,,. .. ,,.1,. role upgraded 3 yr old with suite, near new kite~ pealing eKtetlor & lge Owner desperate Melle child ok 548-3""4 .., " mo • ....,_._• __ central atr, cathedral cell· upgraded plumbing, ca: I & E ftfTIWlfll f 6 797 Bk "" SCORPIO (O t l : l J\.u'v 21) lk rl•ad) lot 1nforroat:on wh1dl Ing, 3 patios. parquet lhedrel celllnga, euto-poo deck Area uy 10 llW an otter 75·9 ' N Hel h 1 5 T ... kt8HI rnahlc\ you 111 1 nt n·,1\1· 1 nu1mc P<llent:al Do '>OtnC' "dl.'tCl'll vc work " 11oor tmd 11 llaa been mallc 1pnnkler1 & tight• :! ta~~4i3~.~cluda 2b~i~hbe, ~· 11b~C:~Jg ·UNION tNVSTMNT FUND ,':~ea 2g .!~,.;"~:!... Uataralak.. 2525 fk analyt1ral. d"u·rn mot1 \.<.'\ r hcc It. ;n\.e\tmcnt 11p\ ( ount your beautifully maintained end easy-care land-· calh aNumabla i'oan Seeks Income comm«clet bllln1 IM optional S655 •••-..... If ••••i tl .. 0,.. r it• 1 1 .1 ,.f· th f I f Priced rtght at St62 500 ecaplng Thia 11 a "muet · properties tor lnVMtmenl *1•1 •llO* -• "" ..,.. <.' .. n«>' Pc ~r J\\t'' ;111u h u\t· 111 Rl'l' up \Orne IOI_!. o v;t uc or 751•3191 see· home Call Belle \4.-AllHIH0..,1 Totet price $125,000 portlollo-non toolarge -•-. 2Br 2~8•. d/w, w/d hl(-"wh:~pcred innuendo · ch l llOMI., •-· Ownr/Agt Brian Johnson lubmlt plcga 10 ln~l· Thia one NR 17th St a up, gar. ffptc, 1850 SAG ITT ARlllS '~ll\ :~-L>n '\ 11 l unat ode h:gh judgment ,., • SEl ECT sn:.~~ wit~ ~and 0 n I y RfAl ESTATE 497~811 or 497-1561 ment Broltar Orange 2 Br 2 Ba w/gar H B 962-1780/960-1193 .1 1 hi d F .1 831-1.0 --' kid• olt 1550 detalla ,l('( uratc anu I ntu11tun \Cr\ C"i a .. re ICI l' l(UI c ()(ti\ on rt'Slut'nt c. ... PROPERTIES •••• I lUll I .. ________ lftJ!d lacll lOI M•,~!'2WwO(~~.!.oaldAomerBlv~ 539~ 190 BEST Riiy f.. &,.rt••••• ran .~ .. <.lhom1r'it:Clhl) ma11wl ,1~.ttuc. S-'ltn thr 1 ou 1 gh d1plomac) M onn p:c1 turkc I\ ' Formerly Lingo RE 1• ~&"'iWnFiM, ~lh ba. 1 gar P:.laden';°CA Ol IO~v PENTRtOGE COVE rig Her I an or:g1n~1 "I an11c1pa1t•1 auru\, Libra l)Ct\On\ D a-.. t'~ r-----....;.:..._..;:;;;;;;;... ___ ~==-=-=-=-=--.---1 + carport, ratrlg, WID, 9 19.793.27~4 Mr Scttaub 2 9, 2 Be apllt te....i frplO, --------- role\CAPfU<'ORN (l>c1 ~2-fan Ill) Pneod uf c;cclu\lnn flrcl\l'\ Good ;p~~tp~;'8~~1~:84 ...... ,., °""' ~19tt~s°'~'sC92~h Cnta .... 2124 t11:nc-fic1al 't nu II 11nd1·f\tand that tx-ing alone is not <.:1m<.' a' tX"ing Inert 1490 iloo Dix mobl' hOiM, no lont•I} Fcxu .. nn hmp11al \ 1\11 <luh\ group ... \J'>('lfJI lllH'H'\t 8811 m~·~~~I buy I sEtt ORTRAOE 68' nn' s=~~:i:p112:~r.:!: pets o!~~~,:dulta 11rgan11at:on'> T1•thntqun Y.tll ht• pC'rfcllcd. tht'rc ,...,11 tw 'pir1tual OMP90Ue. bright 4 Br mobllehomaonBIOBffr lncd pallo w/d rm no 1991 Newport ~8373 l'nlightcnmt'nt ' ' 2580' w/bonu• rm. tor-l ake S 17,900 Of tred• pets S560mo +-MC AQtJARlllS (J,in ~ll t l•h IX) \.\ t\h rnml'' Hit<' :n 'po.,...rrlul meld:ntnti rm, trplc, hhll !or boat Of ~r 876-9~1 Mutt 11and Cf9dlt cMclc A,.Jta11t1, Ual. manner .. ~u·n.trHI h1ghhJU11\ pronlulion produt.11011. tnlC'O\lfird I or you :!!r!: ~~~2~!i~ ~~ I.I. lxcba.1• 1'00 ~8.~42• 770·&e2o ------ fl'lat1on\htp wi th nwmtx-r o f orpo\l(C l,('lt Profc\\IOn.tl '11Jpt•r111r I • FIXEDll Thll 11 a BEAUTY FOR SXC£ CM TRADE Sm old 1 Br oar, fncd yrd ••1111 2702 u m1111cnth 'fOU .ind \nu '""I' ha\c pll'.'J\Urt· of \('t'lnR \ll."' I that won't latt You own For So Cellf Properly 2br 1495 Drive by 790 W AbeAcfTYQIX .Auoe. \ tndu..ated thtl land and 11'1 IMMCDI· 2'1tba 3s00 aq n on 10 WillOn call 673-e338 2Br . S47otmo, EZ t8fml PISCES er di 111 M .ut h 201 ( heck \<.111ariu\ n1C'\\agt• fnr ATELY avallabHI To ... acr ... with gveet hOuN, Fnatala Mtl Wiima Mt-4200 , .. 1mpnnant h:nt 1 mphd~I\ on addt•t1 income I 11mpkt111n of ,l\'il"O I ·1 p·1 t c.ll PATRICK TENORE barn•. pool, flatllng pond v-·~ W4 IMI " 1 I y I I class1f ted ads 780-.8702 In the city of Ardmore ., mrnt pra1\t' from \ufX'nnr\ C arcc:: bu\lfll'\\ jtatn\ 1nd1rntcd J\ ~ :dl'.'r Okl•hom1 s 125,000 !BR•. 2 b&. lfi)iO. Pal11ala 1'117 ,111d1t'nt C' hccnmn l<J\(·1na1t'd ":th HllJr \ 1c"" prik.lu<" .., nu m:pht ht· Phone 642-5678 Owner wllt carry c.fl col· t>ultt-ina. ca~•. drapM, 2 Br. 11% Ga. J"rlY J\~t·d 111 ;ippc-ar hC'111rC' th1• mt•d 1.1 lect (405) 22&-0455 or agt feoo.d y•td, 11tll I t t715/mo AY'llll JUl'9 f5 1 COfe (7141 S•8-e807 ~ dap 1895 788 7521 t 15 25th t 7804737 OrWl949Cout OAJLV PILOT~. Ml!)' 14. 1914 C8 (i l•r I•• llr••l•r ____ _._ __ AMltleu/a.. .. eHae l ~ 1c-n1C1M1... ,......., llel~lerrice llllleuJ Pala ln@!J • LOW PRICES. se vra Ouetom ~ 8*'kpg Driveway•. &1dewe11&1.'..,,.·1 oomp6et• dMtl F0t women oni; t:rn lo c::tOm &Q.8(0;; ADLfl;l.cur11:W I --------bp. av.llty GuatentMCI. Confldent ... 1.mc..n1 _,, Patio., epe pede. Ue'd. uc> malnten.nce I t,.. utldtntend & ~com. Sklek.concr.ce-Swcco .... k9e .t. IC> "9 .. $2.17 per day Llo. Ff'EE EST Ml-565'4 From 145 mo. MJ..7500 "°" ~ trimming. !Me-2!502 r~ M•ual concerna fW'a. ,r .. -1 5'M492 Anytime. 13$-4193 A per_,. Gift Of ett 710-2721 ~ W9" That'• ALL you pay '°' An, bll'ten Wllnll 'llMllll led 8Y 8PPt tMO-M64 llrilij w.wenoe ~. ~ To• penon "-' " de# !f:•:J==~ .. ..,.r 3 MMe, 30 d•Yt 1 .... h C&Matt llaklat llMtal & LANDSCAPING. C._,,I Tl &-l •••• IZAno In Paint~,._.,. u~~::;:::-i JlYdf flti 8iJMCi "' the I _____ ... ______ • u;:; ~ cablMt I upe. Ff .. Mt. 790-8077 chronlC P.,n xu;:;Q;a " * Ing. Uc. Ctirle ... la.43 CA Hand IO Hdd) Trw Tt1m-Aeinow-HU- DAILY ...., ., .. a..11.... 'eclnG· bat• & •ormie. •1111m.w ~· al 11 , .-on w1hypnother9PY ~~~;26f30.-~ 1m1EXT. 20 v..,.. e.p.r. Poeme Otl p«ctwnient ino cieM llPL t1•?W Pronipt, court.OU1 ..,. count.,,~. !MM747 ~/Aep.ire. eomml Oorby Sim• RH ~-M01 · • Awrege Room Ut + vioe. FM:tory trained CABINETS.NEW and reeld. Uo'd. bOndecl., ... UIMfl-STARVING COLLEGE Materi.ie. M2-0442 p t ht ~I lllNI PILOT technlelena. 54t-30n REMODEL-REPAIRS Ina. For eet: 552.91.-2. Window•. Hou1H and lnH IMa"L STUOENT8 MOVING CO. PAMPERED Pleni.1Pet1 ~Lin... ANDERSON APPL~NCE Fr .. Eat. 5-45-2003 I Gatdena. Elten 976-0599 ROBIN'§ c[~NINd Lie. T 12M3e. lntured. VOUf tlOIM Of mine.. au.Ii-.. .., ....,,.. ~ SERVICE Buy-Sele-Repair SERVICE:• thOfoughly M1·M27 llUP1ILI p&ll'fm, lty ~.rm 551-1141 M1W.19lh.St.C.M. CuJntry PAlllll__._ILllTIJI I ~ c:leenhouM. 5-40.0857 WATCHUSOROWI ntlelt1.tr .... t.L.ocelref ~~= TYPina/WordPraau1 '"O DIDECTORY M&-5538 YXUf&pentry rm Quell~-... ... tr..... ~-. 15 yruxp. GENERAL OR SPRING If Anml ll'llllTI 10yruxp. (714)153&-et 11 All~ edlool & per I\ ·-;111 . Aepelr·Remod-Addltlom .. 2551 "8-7"4011 Gen. malnt. etectlcel. Windon & AppllenQet •• r. --·-eAINd .one! pte>)ectt.. 151-1CM; plua the IRVINE MIRROR • _ 0oor1 .. tc. 546-4990 ELECTRICIAN plumb Craig S36-4119 Fr .. M1 eve'• 852· 1007 I C ... • ~.! PAINTER HEEDS WORK! RMtuccoe. Int/ext 30 yra and the HUNTINGTON Per ng Xf ... • RePeifa L 233108 S 1111 . • ... ornle 1 ""'V"'-Int/Ext. celllngl, refln oeb ex$>. Mu.t. Paol 545-29n ·~ ='!!! BEACHCOM BER R..urteclng-Sealcoetlng le. . me ge AMERICAN HANDYMAN HouMCl .. nlng & Minor Stlldent MoYer9 (2~) yra exp • WOftl guat WI every lnd •S&8831-4199 REMOOEL:Repalr,Resld joba.repalra.543-5203 Carpentry. Window•. Repelr1. Rella*• Fr .. Ue.CALT1368981neured O.vl1Pelntlng"4-3837 EQ'SPL.ASTERING. Wi yraex,p WednMCleyet la Comm.,allph ..... 18yra REDUCE Electric BILLS Peint, fenc:M etc. YM Eat.PhoneM&-4232 I ••t714)~1~101 •• p-•-i., ..__., ........... I--NeatPatehee&Textine. IN6de/Otlt,1*.19~--. nobtreeharget =u.1 Conc:I c JeeualtLord 847 2387 ·--•-•~---· ,_, '""'" , .. lntlext.tr .. eet MW258 lowrat.M.Anlty~269 CALL TOOAVll n••I In.,. ... Llc/bonded/lna'd Apt/ 01 hurch/Bu.. · • HouaeclMn/Melntenan~' .... .,...__ terlor/uterlor Hive All FM L111Rv's oXYcXRE Palombo Conl198&-3564 rr .. Contult. 984-8618 ·~ RMI w/good r.ta. ,,... EX!*™ •™ ;;m; ref a 840-1450 Pl••Mat WHITE WIZARD Vour Delly PllOI lunch/Sneclla Inc. IUUal &j)Jp JOBS I eet Carloe 548-4422 I m .. ter cs.gr .. Wiil exc.pt QUALITY PAINTING FAIR U W D f-.U'U ~~'!~ .. ~~~~ "-"~ rwr-,,,., R.r /Uc M8-7939 Rep11r-Doora-Alter1t1on• -s··ALL ··ov1NG JOSS I Ii l •limited num~ ol piano PRICES FrM .,_t•--1 .. ...,.,...., ..., -•-· 1 Remodel-Panel·PltlOI Ci..n Upa•TrM Trimming "" "" taH tt 81 d I ,;;.-.,,.. f ...... -Aepf...,..tetlve Mother will bebyllt In my Wlndow-Fenc:M-Ceblnet Yetd Melnt.•Haullng Mll<E848-139~ •tu enta. chi dren or Call John 831·2050 '"" -u M!-4121 tat. IH home Reuonable ratM. 35yr• exp .wry 5.-e..« 13 MIKE 850-3283 HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Chrl1Uen mauied couP' edul11M2·9647 ' . Expert ServlOe' Repeir Mra. Littleton 650-6016 wan11 to l'IOUMell lrom p 1 t1a P~lat 31 yra •-s> 18 yr1 lrt ., .. AMiti1u/ ..... 1Ua1 AUUd/RemOa: SJ>«. kit. bath, ofc. rm add, patio cov/ddla. bey wndw. lie. 4-45-485. Steve 547-8076 ADDITION'S, DESIGN AND REMODEL Lie. reu. 831·23"5 ....... --le• Cat t ftmct Complete CIMn up gen Fur~:.~~~RT:_.eea Jun-Aug. rel'• 548-3289 I. etXCMtoER Peper-Lie ir409035 M4-8919 •1 m malnt tr .. trim & removal 1 _ • -1--hanging & removal Oval 1mond 1rpet anlng, Mauro 831-4997 rr .. est Col'-student wt"' truck -• ICIJ •I Newport Cvltom P11nt1ng w«tt only 240-3173 PMI~= Color Analyala & Mekeup. eleenlng, repelra, ._.. 'V 16 f ""'"""" _ ___. Selecilon 11 key. Unlock ln1tall1tl0nt & l&lea. Exp Getdener Clean upa low rite. prompt. Thank yra 0 ·--7 cuttomera. 1 Prof Setv1ce your winning color com-15 yrs e•per In Orange Co tr .. trimming & complete you Coun 759. 1936 CdM G~[~ ~~1~ ;1~ou~~: lie. 2eoe.ow. 675--0383 e:ti!.•:er ~~~-Wkly MtV/replllrt. 10yr5 • blnellon. 84a-3540 855-0685 m1lnt. Pete 641-t096 KRUEGER HAULING our horticultural .,.~ 12 YRS EXP I'm amall. ant Aulgnmt. 581-8590 ••P low rite. 8-42-451 ..... ..r C ,._ Furniture. truh. clean-upa pertlM tren•lorm your My prlcel are tmalll p , "'~ INli "r:•t tatat "9aCrttt ler4Hlq WMtt4 Mau 6"5-5089 1and1eape tnto 1 thriving RON e5Cl-8477 at .. "'"'"' · !f PROF. BKKPG./ACCNro. ,o rlvewaya, petlo1, patha, Mow. edge twice • mo. paradlM. Call Plentw«tt• EXTERIOR· Top Quality WOOD txffice coVeRS "6~u~a1~1ty ... ROOf~"'1ng-. •s·r.-d~tsn- Compute<. Moo.1 .... Free• etc. No job too amall. $20·$25. 650-6015 or Find what you went In for a creellve aolutlon work for your I . Free est. Decoretlv• Concrete & dl9c. ~a. Uc. ,348877 CounMI. Meg 6"2·7047 Reu. Mickey 536-0553 6"5-5737 Dally PllOt Claullleda. 673-8506 Ref'a. Dale 6"8-5637 Decks. 892·1327 lie cont. K. Funke 845-0193 ltut!nh, Val. !1!! .... ta, Val. t .. ata Val. 2HI Otuct lntall ntt Lest ... , Wu... Siii ltlt Wut.. SI USt THE DAILY ,ILOT "FAST RESULT' SllVICf DIRECTORY 1-·nr l<•·,ult ~t•f\I('(• ('.ill 642·56 71 bt. 3%2 .... Cetta .... -2724 &ita .... 27Z4 Wntaiaattc 27 -------1orange County Airport 1------40-ZI-lllllllPll/&llT eu.tomer s.rvto.Pnone 1 Bf. f L. U7&/mo. Quiet 1 Br 1922 Wallace 1 I 2 BR fl'.% b~ b(and HOUSEMATES ., .. newofflcebldg.cor-fOlJND ADS WANTED: People needing lrvlne penalon ldmn & IM>~·:~;o~ 11.u&.,,.. Newly redecoreted, Ave attchd 2 car gar new & :.nllCIOui cath UNLIMITED ner Bristol & Redhlll from pvt TO US S10.ooo up. conault nrm needa •Fil. ca •. • • • E•P•rlenc• neceuery d9hwlr,&lc,g .. &weter $520. Sierra Mgmt cellaln_;;atlc:omi>texM· WILLLOOKFORYOUI 400aqltto3350aqlt. Noetedttv.nopenalty. ex.per Bkpr/ecct. Mutt S4 75+thr.HBM3-745'T mature,goodt)'Plngabtl- peld. Patio,~·~· 6" 1-1324 cioM to so Fry 1550 to "Gain comfort1t>1e rent & S.99 NET Wiii bulld to ARE FREE OenlM>n ANOC 673-7311 l'l•v-e exper In double MT& llTIT / ~;.:.":= b)'wtt~~- MCUrlty gate. 811 • 11. $575. Call 7141846-9794 the nice IMllng of finding ault tenant. C I I I W ,.. SllO entry journal•. balance lllllllPll TIAml Ex.oellent com~ b«\-979· 1911 c ... Orenad• But. lucla 2740 • new lrlend"I I~ I I t ll1 •••• a ·. • , . u lheetl & •ble to work ... -., IN E PORT T ST • HIS • a,,.;;_ P&J••• tr ,.. _1 w/aev.rel benk acct• for CPA firm. Orange Co efit1 Coste Meaa. <All 1 Br. 1 Bii. $600/mo. 2 ILIOll FllM •• N W 832-4~34U IN 142·11ll -•• -_. Must be eggreuive & Airport .,.._ 752-427" L.ed .. ft 9 AM 6'5-5800 all utll1$~~~ IUOI Balboa Penlnaul1, yearly 1617 Weatellff Of. N.B Irvine bued real ~te, Mll-mot1v1tfng S1iary oeci5Rl'fE l~ERIORS IAllY PEllH 1 block lrom beech 1"'M..,-2""'5-:-=-35=--lh...,-r-l-rg-tlome--. a ....... t S 1·30 aq~1_5032 --------•I o.veloper needs ••Pll' d, comm w/exper & lob per-~/dMlgn Will train. tBR 18A duplex w/lhared yard. garege. no peta. evall 6-1. $475 775-2199 Dellglltful ocean brecea. $325/mo. 675-7430 Bdrm w/balcony. pool, ....._... Found In HB. S~ard Sr A/P Clefk to ~me lormanoe. Smokert need PIT FfT 775-5447 Termite Repaw Tech.~ rectecorated 4-ptex. all CdM ••/F okl 'P •. M ••a Verd• la1iat11 Husky ••1x? Bl·_.. & Tan complete responslb1llty not apply Cheri at • needed. Lading ~t new plush carpeta & • "" non am ng. 1300 "" -ol a high volume deM 7t4-857-l204 DELIVERY DRIVER control company Some drapes. dlswalhers. Iota $385. ·~ utll Alk lor /mo ,,., ut111 I t la 2911 M Clalm or adopt P011tl0nreqamlnof2yra CM&n record. Bring MVR carpentry experience 2 Br 1'~ Bii. patio & g&r· age. no P911. ~Imo. 543-.1377 of cloMtl. private gar· 01vld. 720-1532 S40-44M n 1 983-3048 A/P exper In exit com-lllllllPll Costa ~ Bluec>Ont needed we train. c.a 1ge, laundry lacilltles. Christian home Straight M/F for 2 &, 2 be apt. ST.,ORWENorlOTFptFICllE S&IPAUCE Found. White dog with 1.0 munlcation l organlu-Coet1 Meaa Reel E.at11a 1680 P1acantla, t .M Chaney. 9--12 noon. 2 Br. 1 Bii. encild gar. petlo. $495 Evee &-8·30 Me-7129 aome private p1tlos. M. l(lt. prvl .$300 + utll. Poot. Jee. ciOM to occ. 3 A _,1 67., .,.,~,, Newport Beactl Anlmai tlonal tlclkll&I• Mutt .... ~ Oev .. oPment comp1ny 979-$)21 3 Bdrm. 2'"' Bii. Lag Bch nr Bch 499-2288 ml to beaeh. $300 +'h. v .. ·now. ..-........ Shelter 844 3856 energe per900a.,,.. requlreeo nrst e1 ... Full Demonstrator• Want.a 2 Bdrm. 2 811. A 11 6/ 1 o 1 H ,._ Fringes galore. pleasant Cherg• bookk .. per ATTUTlll Bd 1 B Male early 20'1 IOOklhg ror ve 1 • m M1a•trci1l LARGE REWARD Loll work condition• & a, Send resume ol ex· 1 rm. •· same 2 Br 2 be 1.-.w-6 " 1·O2 3 9 0 r Wk Int 1 2911 pair of wedding ring• lr'-dly -•ff Call Debbie• ~. ed·-.. tlOn .. ftd llTl I UU 221 lfttl St · ' ' ... ~. 850•7827kMP trying 11 wrap..-In I*"'"' vk:. ol I""' ·1'1~97"2230 _. .... ~ ..... -· 2Br 2ba formal din rm. • pello. d/w. $290/mo 111 F """" -...... or appt .,.. ..-salary requlrementa &TUm.• f ,,._ ,.,_do SC H0-1••1 & lut. no dep. Mike M/F non "'-k 21-35 lhr 16040 Harbor .V. M11guerlte & E. Co .. 1 ._ pro ...... ....,.., nr •• .... 12•" It ·-WEllll 111.,... •IOng with career ob,_.-T LI ,......__,_,• .. __ Plza Sec gate pool ape 848-271'1. Avall lmmed 2bt 2be apt lrpl pool '""aq · Hwy. May 11, 1984. -• .,.... I LI kl op ne vr-•-·-M7S. o.t> 63l-60e0 · jec, tennlt .1c. $340+'~ Agent 541.5032 840·2858 675-38ac Telephone Operator t vu to· n •tt•r Immediate openlngt for •~""' B B 1••• -tr•• II I I tll C M iuo.32~" E Da"'lme Shift/Top Pav Properties. 765 Balle< St, 10 •harp enthualutlc 2 BR 2b le I *.-.vvlup. aeh. 1 r. ~ 9WS1111 • • u . · ~ ..., 1 bdrm back house. /aide Loat big red tabby malf ,. , Costa Mesa CA 92627 · •. Qu t uxury pool, .na. 18""'2 Florida. Beachw1lk Townehome. c 362 3rd St, L.eguna Beach · "61\1\le 18 & older to t F/p N rt .,... .,.. M/F t " 3 B 2 Ba on lot, comm or resld, .M cat In Coron• del Mar ..--.. ap . • gar. nr ewpo 842-2834 842-3172 Great area. Poot. Jae. o • . r, $625 675 1518 .. IUPll demonstrate• new prod- 111111 Outgoing, enthualHtlc adutu • pert/ti,,,. 4Mln· Inga. Y~ mu1t enjoy worttlng with youth and be a po9111ve motivator Call '°' an lntervleW Ml-11211...,. Bl/ 17tl'I. 1 650/mo, . Sauna. Free Cable TV Kit Bel. Pen Avail 611 . . • 759-8250 or 623-8289 ba. S.nlH 1,.rater Full charge Newport UC1 for out ol town bull- 631-8213 or 833-3636 HLIU 211/2 U & Laundry prlv. S350 + $245.+ utll 673-6529 Newport Blvd. Costa Lost/stolen 2 le Shettle• All shirt a. Full/time. Beach design llrm nee.MS & tummer r• --------• ·-· 1 ml. beech. Frptc. encl dep/utll. Avail lmmed. M/Fwantedtolh.2Br.l'll Me11: 1500 sq/It sable/wht.Meaedel Mai pert/time. Min typing 752.0274 aorta No exp. needed. 1 ..... ltallrl • gar. ow. bit Ins. smoke 969-1967 alt. 6pm Be CM Townhouse. $750/mo Reelonomlca tract REWARD 540-5605 skill• required Paid whlle Trana./lodglng provided Waide. ell new. 1'"1 Bii. 111 2 patio• water s225 •L tll 1::.8 ·~84 Corp. 675-6700 learnl'1 EOE. 557-7086, llllllE-•/110"' Earn $300 week • bon· Expetlenc:ed Part/time P.tl""", O/W, no "'"'''· rm, · Prol reap. Furn bdrm & .+ "u . .---~ LOST White To" Poodle 557 777 7c~ ,,.,,. ,.._ ' s Bec:k & Call 650-6473 ""' "w pd M50 538-3849 aft 5 ' • · .,.....,...,.. Small office. Beacn lo-u... F0< Info Mr axon kid• OK, even lmmed · bath $300 '"' utlla N.B. Ocean Vu run loving lln&IL/ClllllllCIAl Blue Rhinestone Coller .. _ llWlll cation Ulmer-Kot:ui 953-8247 (10..fipm) $675/mo 5-45-U..8 Large 1 Br 1 Ba. quiet. 979-4575 Ive mag remuy, health conx1ou1 S.89perIQIt.900-1400 or Near Nwp Pier 5110 -• 23 HOUSECLEANER~""" alk ............ •~151 S3 It d REWARD 675 9365 Immediate. must hauA Salls.NB 675-18_ --u •••-•-Went to eam "400-..-.. 3 Br. 2 bl 2515 Orange w to.........,,... mo Resp fe hie In lrvlne Furn 25 • utlla 6"5-3281 more IQ . owntown . . • ... .u1•--•-• mo working pert/time? Ave lndry hkupa. 9e0-8656. Bdrm, ahr blth. Poot. Jae. Proleastonal to share Eutlide7.6'p2o0s4ta0 Meaa ftrHalll 3012 exper In supervision CARPENTER PIT MOf'I & Fri E.x,per'd. Own Irani M~s.ot 0 C _.. S350 551 8320 Q' Must be able to work :nnne mtg needs quallfled X-Ray ti.; Cati &«-24!>5 7.., 8222 carport No pet• 1850 SUWlll 1'"'ry rm • Lerge 3 BR home In wknd1 Newport Ounea. hn11hcarpent• Meehan--ov- Slerr• Mgmt 6" 1· t324 "ILUIE Room. shr bath, woman 35 COM No smoker• $510 Shop/Store/Office space Q&llLff SEtLn On Jamt>o<ee. bet PCH & ICll ability & aMe1 metal ~~ ROA f HOUSECLEANER S~ ' & Newport Beach end $525/mo 760-2537 300 IQ It 0< more. reas C1llJonn Blow 786-6814 The Newporte< Inn ••Piii' helpful 261--0540 ~--le -..._ ~~ Enolllh ~t. r .. leble •HIUlllLTll New 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury 120'f· 6"5-2590 0<1vemag937·5411 C MesaC-2 548-7249 Appty inperson ----thodont o ....... • .. ...,.., N.B.Mlhr 548-0471 I Br, 1 be (Trl·l)le•) New 1pt1 In 14 plans. 1 Bdrm. I mu IPll Cerpentef Of Carpenter consider ROA trom Q4W"----------paint. carP91 & vlnyt No 2 Bdrm and Townhomes SEA & SUN LODGE Prof mature fem has B111s1 Small suite, huge akytlght, WI U WT ... /U.LES helper 1un Of pllt time eral den111 otllce lsek..,.r/IMysittef peta.$495/mo 549-2042 .. pool•. tennis, water· S105wk/up Color TV hme to lhr, lrg rm. pvt wood panel. S215 neg. Andrunnlng7AM·9.30PM Call Art 966-0305 844-14'05 needed lrvlne Liw In or lall•. ponda G .. pafd. 3026 w. Coast Hwy, Npt bath & 8'1trance. w/d CdM. 673-5017 842-4114 a d1y. 7 dayt • week Fashion lalend dealgner Some E & I $495/mo, lrg 1 Br. 1 bl, From Sen Diego Frwy R I .. I 2AA..t $450/mo Call An• Ad •CdM dlx suites AC. ampl PreMnt this Id and r• ~:~'::i111:Pf:~9~3 O&lllOS WAITll Dent11 :"enoes requ~an Cal;• ~~·o~tpat~~~ ~n~~lt~~ drive North on Beach to tit I tit 1 m • l03. 842•4300· 24 hrs prkg, lrom S200 2855 E c;e1.,. a two muaagee lor larly A.I. MlfftrJ fer llP , .... /l'fc TH• 833-3807 alt 2pm beautll\.ll amell complex Mc;Fldden and West on UlllA IUOll Prof M/F non smkr, shr Coast Hwy. 675-6900 tOhellpOrllceS 0.,1 °!! •••• ( WT ••• TWiii u n .... ,, .. llOG ~rlented ront 01• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___ _ 386 Avocldo. McFadden to Seawind lurn. 3br 2'nb1 (E.Bluff) • I ..,.... AIQlrlng persons to aaalst ' flOe person desired '°' VIiiega (714)893·6198 IOTOI Ill S600 mo ~ dep avail 6/ 1 l .. a1tn1 l 11 I . UllH managet in Santa Ana of-••· 111-1211 I.I.I . friendly H B dental 01• LEUL llOlnUY T1l llllT H2·t• 12 Super clean lBR close 10 Wkly rental•. S 125 & up W/840· 1360 H/760-9417 leatah 2920 FllUITH fk:e No e.p nee. Wiit Cleaning girl lull t:me ltce 3 to 4 days a ~-Fut p.ced N B real •· $636/mo, IOvely 2 Br. 2 ba ...,_8c... 14251,;,0 _ Call Col0< TV. lree coffee. Ammie wanted. non-amkr, 1306 a/f. w/sml offfce. 50C llO-lll2 train Call Alex 662-5843 work, offtce and home Pleaae call Of Fords 01• l ate lltlgatlon firm eeek$ T hM F pie ell blllna ..,.. " heated poot & steps to cl .. nlng Hper req'd lk:e 81 842"7431 motivated expet1ence<1 wn · r · · Andy 96"-8870 . 2Br 2Ba. dbl gar $475'. p/I. 3 phaae Randolph Auto Mechanic for VW'I Must ha~e car. Tun-Sat legal secretary This 842-6221 evn & wt<nda ocean. l<ltch • avail. Lido Ille 675-4540 eves & St. CM. 546-1653 Sl&llll LA IPA EJtperlence on:y need ca:: 842_ 1603 leltal/lnttt/le.t. challenging potluon re-TSL llllT IU· 1101 WJHI ltacla 2741 Lag~:: ~h~!:41294 wknda, 754-4780 dya 2000, 2000 & 4000 IQ 11 l&SUI! apply Comm earnlng1-E•P req NB. 642·2t26 Quires exc;epuona: skllls $715/mo. 2BR 2 1t0<y, l ll'R Great &ean view. Roomw/kllcl'lenprlvlleges 397SBlrch,NB. 0 1 581•8007 Clerical Deale Clerk w1nted & 1trlc::t attention 10 oe.. clean. nice townhome. Walk to Bch. F/P, DIW. SUUll MmL S250. utli Incl. Newport S.50 sq It. Agt 541-5032 432° Campua !five. su te BABYSITIER live 1n 10< llcfl THtlll/lit:lll THll 8PM-4AM lhllt, $4 to tall References required 11t mo+ dep. move In. utll pd. S700 786-284" Wkly rentals now avall. Beach. 6"2-6811 avail 190• Nwpt Bell. 558-2260 two ecnool age glrla. San people-oriented 'front of· 1t1rt. wtli train Sul.erk 6"0-6982 Kid t leueok $119/wk & p ColOf rv Approx 30001Qlt.lncldlng ---TOP SSS -Clemente 714·492-1477 fioe person Clellred tor Motel, 646-7«5 Apply --------• '· pe • · 2 Br 1 b• Duple• w/ VleW. u · • Shr am 3 ~ 2 F v twnhae 300 ft. office 3 ph1ee. Females pref Model• and B Call Agt 845-9650 2 blka to Bctl. No peta. phonet In room. gd ,,,;,11y area w/M PIT 1005 Brloao. C M . Eacorts (213)866-1984 UIYSITTtll friendly H dental of· 7AM 10 Noon Legal Secretary Trainee Cozy 2br 1b•. d/w, 11ove 1900 +dep. 497-3873 227" N~«~vd.C.M parent OW. wio. poo11 $1500/mo. 6"4-7269 My CdM home. tor 16 mo ~~ 1~al~ g:'1o~d~· Driver neeoeo. mull have lrn word procar innne no pet• S525+ S600 aec OGUI VIEW $350 + 'It ,. MC Sttrl;!t 2922 laliatlltl boy 4 d•ya/week Own flee 81 842_ 7 ,31 cloted truck or van. must S 1000mo start 261· 7228 54W752 Cant a.... 2to5 964-5303 Iv mag -I I It 4012 tren• Call Answer Ad know Orang• & LA LEGAL SECRETARY Mir --Only 10 minutes from Fenc storage yard. 9000 er 1 •105, 642-4300. 24 nrs I Coul\t .... 1mmed open· 1 yr exp Salary comm Eaatllde 1 & 2r '480 & Laguna. your own private lrM4•ttlttn Walte4 IShr vu hme 2 lrplc's, rool IQ It. Newport Hts area 1ng tor the right Ind Md· w/evn Dee 640_ 10 1 1 $540 1561 Meaa Drive ocean view from Dana 24Hr Care LovelyllcenM top patio. S285 1st. last. $500/mo 548-9831 Mon BEAUTY SALON or BABYSITTER wanted Clef'ieal uel CaH26t-2165 askl0< __ ..... _ No pets 546-9860 9·4 Point's moat aecluded hOme. (71 4) 979·5466 dep, utlla 968-8479 thru Fri. 8-4 pm EQUIPMENT tor Hie care 10< 3 children (5,2.10 DPNllTlllTIES M arty LIQUOR CLERK· P T USTSllE acenk: bluff like new 2 WALK TO BEACH Furn Great loc:allon on PC H mos) A~pro• 2x per wk No exper nee: Weelc.end' Br wi den. xtra large prl· la••tr S3 lO/mo $290 deposit Aa.Hact•Hll 3002 In Newport Beech Com· C M area 6"2-6222 MajOf conaumef finance' lllYtl n /TIME lnclude<J 675-~ 2,~~t.~ ~:.:y-v960114!,.,.,P1 at Io sd. I C abl I In tall 2105 ref's 540-9569 8-9PM . SPIRITuAL READINGS pletety atockedC. lwll lllng to Banking Insurance hrm "" Cler• lor double deck• bus In-.. _, /I .. 'VCOUNTRY SETIING .._,., 0< r ve Y CdM 2er turn pool 1ennl1 r Advice In all mette<s Love. negollll• 8 eves c:a: & MC1eter1a1 oppor: ciuO. weekends & av.-_......., t h · 180 21,t St 24585 Senta Clara to aee. June to s.pi lasO/mo , ~~:e:d:; 3 ~~1. .= marriage & busrnesa 786-8105 S~~~~~~f ~~=n~:~; tunttlel 11 both Newport nlnga Class 2. medical •io/o..trical ™5/mo Le• aaa lltHI 2752 deposit 759-89"01 Balboa 111 S252 675-4133 Also counsellng 1S815 • bank has immed:a1e Beac:h & ln1ln• head· oert & OMV print out Extrvsiona proouct1on '• ••• ~262 o.~5. n543 _ _ So El Camino Real en I • "-4014 Quarter lecillOes Good Call De, 752-7363 cillty seeks ma1ntenar>ee ._,..._ ~ • ., View 2 Br 2ba Udo Bay1ronl. dbl wlde:w/F, non-amkr. empl to Clem Uc'd. 492-7296 asaana VJf• opening in our Newport w0<klng condltlOns. ex-DRIVERS x COUNTRY mechanic. with strono -E .. -ta-lde--3-B-r-. -2=-,,.,-..,B=-a-condo, frplc. 1850 per Mobile Hme. couple or 1 ahr 1 apae W•tclltt apt. Local Moving Company Beach office 10< Cus-celtent benelll• Calif lie req'd electrical skills to pe• Townhooae 2 F/Pla, 2 mo. 1yr ieue. 11t/last angl adul1 only. Small pet Welk to ahopa. pool. IPll CALL CASTill High gro... xlnt repu· lomtlf Service Repreeen-McGREGOR YACHTS form troubie snootono petloa, 2Cer Attch Gar Mr. Fuentes 833--0070 OK. $1200/mo. 957.0221 $300~ •n utlla 548-5414 HollyWood Production Co. tltlon Ta• ll•blllty forces tatlve H1n<1le ~elec>hone Pleue mall your resume1 1631 Placentia c M and rou11nt11 repair main lit lut & Sec No petl 2719 eeeklng 4 actresses. & 111e Negotiate terms tranalers. credit ratings, or app:tceuons are · tenan<l4! & inatallallon 01 s900. mo. 31 6 A Santa l~rt lt1cla OCUIFllm ltatals WaatH 2 daooers for major feature 675-2885 reseerch on customer being accepted from 91m DYNAMIC Natt0nal Tel&-pr0duc11on equipment la&bel. CM 631·6283 s mo: exclusive Nwpt UYFllllTS 'Local tam tOOklng for large rum. Must be attractive, 1---t t 1111ementa. he~vy :~ to 4pm Mon thru Fri commvn1catlons firm Po1A11on onc:udes ge,. 1 Eaatalde luxury In 8 pine Tower Condo. detux 2Br SUMMER RENTALS 5•6 Bdrm CdM/N-port have greal figures & per-aft01 ••• i , 4011 ~'7''· t~: P xcen ·~'I HOI FIUIOIAL with 15 olflces seeka melnten•nc:e du11 ~, forrest lrg 2 Br garaoe 2ba on bay w/ooean vu & CALL TOOAIY area Mt.nlmum 1 yr Xlnt sonallty Age range 18·29 1rrtaa htl 851_~ ~OE :~/~/H IEIYICES comm sa:eape<aon Earn knowledge ot ladde• d I Id & 1 full aec. Dock avail. I. \~.1~ai ;et·• 760·07t5 Photos/resume •I avall. Investors needed for Im-I up to S1000 per wt< relay :og1c anel program ~$5;5 ~~kg:;l-67~~ er 673-350". Avall 5115 \ · ~ l' !Gara tiler ~~~o~y 1~~~·;~r!Y~~ port co can yield 20 •1, Ct••trctl11lr ~~;~~;:"c=e~5ti~.~ ~;:1~~~u~~~I ~~~1 ~~~sys~~!/:~eou~~~' l .•tll TIWlllll 1 Bdrm. 2 Ba. nr PCH & .. • .! .. -1' t 2912 2A. CM (714) 642-3050 Sec by Inv 759·8455 IAllTEllER I Newport Beech 92660 al 972·2927 have own loois "'u!> • 50th SI. trplc. b1lcony. no . j; . 1 H Frl Ma 1atn 2·5pm 0< • Wa tt4 402' 6'4·5800 e•t 7549 -k ,, 11 Nice, quiet apaclous 2 Br pell please. $600. $400 • Huge. fully finished 2 car sai May 19th 10am-2pm .... , I Full bar 3 day week (Lynn Stanslteld) sECanuy /WC. WO< , t s t'lt Ba. pvt p1t10. pool, dep Agtnoree863.0755 VacahH storaoe&3cloMts.CdM. ___ !__ Need S14 000 Re1urn 4PM·12 or 2AM Call EqualOpptyEmployftl I E•Pe"enced EHcut1ve ltf 1tl•1 let 111Ce. carport. lndry . no peta ltatals 2907 S 100/mo 845-2256 PALM-PSYClllC IUlll S 18,000 12 mo payback Marla SURF & SANO Secretary tor magazine I TerrHot (Jtf, Pt11t Av ail 5/3 $675/mo •,v:~me~ lu•ury Jun~O< Balboa laland. lovely 2,-l .O ... INIT AIU-Past Present future 250"1. secured collateral HOTEL Laguna Beach i publisher Must have 2Ut321-l•20 6"2-0965 or 631-1266 15~,m~ ,5~~;~ ga e .. advlior 15 yrs exp Ask for Mike 675-2885 •97 .4477 E'OI= good Vlorthend & 1ypmg EOE M r POOL trplc prvt patio Bdrm 2 Bath hOme 2 car New 2-sty bldg. good twy 871·51202131694-3259 BEAUTY CLlllCAL skills Attr1tct1ve ott1ces 1n Olhwthr X·lg 1 Br on LEASE $1500 2 master enclad g1rage Totally aooesa From 600 st up Need S 14 OOO Return •HAIR STYLIST Typmg It accounting cue lrvlM Cali 752-6474 1 IAUClR Eutalde S53S 557-2841 bra. 2 batl'la. aecurlty furnished Avail by the to 3900 s r Wiii build 10 SCRAM-LETS S 18,000 12 Mo payback •2 MANICURISTS & tomer rela11on1 Irvine Bully copy snop .r Ir"""' 675-7570 eva/673-8696 wk or dally 51t5-5J15 suit tenant Some space 250•4 Secured collateral •ASSISTANTS BALLY YACHT CLUBS ltltrll Office g Large 1 Br Apt crpta. call 673-4813 or evall lmmed $99 net ANSWERS Ask tor Mike 675-2885 Cllentele notnec. must be 751·722t(Cheryll Var..Oduties aometyp1ng ::;,: ~~,l(~u8:. '~ drpa, pool. landaeeped 640-2«6 Bkr CO·OP • I ..,.. w II E MOO/ N ert11n1 expenenceo R1cnaro CUll/llAUIEI p1e err.., 1 train n ~1gn1 f'f'4l•ge11c. ~r11• pool ar.. mo 0 uuoa ICWFllllT R & H 751·59!_9 Truism . Fetid T D r.. ' 4021 Ouellelle Salon 200 try'-"~ Apply tn person ortent4'd S1tlar, to ' 1000 pets 6"8-3618 tit 3 30 Elegant 2 BR 2ba hC>l'N Want Garage Nr 17th & Onion -Racial • • I Newport Center Dr N B G1tt1 & cosmeucs 10< ph1t1 18480 8and1l1e1 C1rci. • t>ftllef•ls Apply in Pf'' 3 B 2 b I le II Iv I I I II SATTLEll macy Npt Bch 640·7373 c;ort\ef of Eiits Founta1t1 eon COPYWORKS 2201 Lrg r, I . rp ,pl o. Pr acy -y1t cosetope< ln1lM N 1 car live DIRECTION , Bl-LINGUAL lour Guides encl ger.lower Avall8/1 INNEWPORTBEACH Julyonly$3500 1ncl meld atorage alt6,645-7614 The trouble wtth taktng 1 lerta••eCe.IH . wanted any language IOllS111CTillll&Sll V•lley 963-988! M1r1tn wne 101 Irv $750/mo. yeere lease A gr .. t place to five on the & gardener Reis re-Ofli I l 2914 middle ol the ro1d poi-ialTi-$7 50 hr t8 yrs & up Immediate ooen1ng Per IEIEUI. IFFtCI req 546-1936 Upper Bey. Private quired Owner 873·6372 Ct tall I Itron 11 that you're likely S~i~l:~1~ 11~4~ 2nd (2131326·36'0 Appil aon .,.1th strong field ei.-Laguna Hillt 9•5 wtidya llU&lll LUXURY CONDO WaH< to clubhoua.. & health COM 4 Br 2 ba fully !urn $330/up crpta drapea 1/c to get run over ~om R bl s Ille NHICM catlona lo be teken by penence in aet up & con Call tor llPi>I 58 t 2121 THE DAIL v PILOT o!l no ... SC Pia.ta Frplc. elegant •P••. 6 tennis court•. 7 hm~. tv. 'phone. petlo 2 17301 Beach. Huntington either DIRECTION R~ BrC:er r Bd Rea1t0<• 5119/64 a1 Mercury Sav· strucllon ol wall• & ttat I French drl, 1/c. In-home pool•. CIOM to bualness. blkatobffeh A11a11June-Beach 842-2834 ... t' r • 3004 6"2·2171 545-0611 Ing•. 78t2 Edlngi!r Av work us•no brlek bloclt. I EIElAl lfFICI I ~~c~;:;~. :::::~:·:~~ MCurlty. 1 br & be, Incl OC Airport, Faahlon Oct l800 weekly 1 dep --1 taa -Huntington Beach 11one & var1ous concrete Entry ~ posrt1on Liie w .. her. dryer. Pvt club l1l1nd. convenient •h<>P• Reeerv111on1 re 'd Balboa lslend. amall ol-$50 REWARD grn bCkpck Private party nas funds to nn111'1es Apply t>er-.en ty~ng. Oood w1th flOures :~~~1'~u•~f';.~·:.~· w/tennla eta. poot•. Jee, on tight 673·8349 Q ~1~2~;84 11!5 6°73.:3 7 ~ P w 1.ketchpad. Iott BlbOI loan on Reel Estate up to lllll I CAii 10am & 2pm al 498-23 10 Call 1 vnn S40-265o wagon or P•C., ·I.If' ()()(V'J ~~n:· r!:~~t~~~. ~:o Slngles l & 2 Bdrm Apt1rt· l t atlll tt Buay Npl Blvd C M newer Brdwk 720-2608 9-5 $100,000 Bkr 631-9018 Woman kind and sincere COOK ~per1eneed ham· GENERAL OFFICE Ulttry mliHge a11ow mo. Incl mo•t utlla St. menll & Townhouse• IL1r1 2IOI retell/office a/c $ 70 • laftll•••t l aftll•t•t llvlng ••one Who has extra burge<s. ho1 dogs teco1. Mall Oroer Co need• FIT anee company ~t·t~ trom $860. (Alli about • 6 8 I\.. ai i 4011 0, taaUit1 4011 bedroom to board and 25-lO hrs '#Mk S111"ry peraon lor nu1y Ph<>nM 4 ino t>onus oopor1ut111v Alben•. D•1:i 83S--04o5• turnllhed apt•. complete B1yaide o; •hr 2 Br 2 B• s595imo s.-5-9 2 -virrt• t nrr care f()( well betl•V'ed nego111bltl (depenellng on ml9C duo.. 7 30 to 4 Apply in P4¥.100 •• O•ll~ evM 'T3t·7.!.!,__ With TV, linens& utenalla, pvt bell. non 1mkr, no Oeiux Private (5) Lg allghlly handicapped uper1ence l Ho1gy Mon-Fr1 $4 hr Apply at Piiot ~1rculatt0n ONIC'fl l&Tlll YllW may be rented !or lhort pet $475 o Jol'ln1on Recpt. arN. am kll. pluah DANO AREA ICl'IOOI gtn part time For B1rmlchH11 ask lor Jules Books on Tepe 729 330 West Bay Co1ta C 0 n d 0 11 YI• 1 P 1 term or IOf'lgef). On Jam· 760-1986. 675-6000 carpi. Ille deck•. lull SUI VALLEY, I <MtaJI• ~II• 10 Daily 8-45-3678 Ctwn 9 A I 1AM 1 ,..,ad C M 648-5525 M_. Monday tl\ru r ' B bor .. Rd et San Jo.quln -HrY parking, nr Hoag PllOI Ad •"'55 p 0 Bo• or 1 J0.4PM Oly No PhOne call• w/cathedr•l celling, 1 r Hiiia Rd Empl M/F 35 ' to ahr Ho1pttel S 1700 mo · " c IEIE•11 IFFICE E 0 £ w/lort, enc1ac:1 oer•o•. 1 .... 1100 e•tr• 1rg 2 Br, 2 b• turn 759•9501 Investment/development oppty In the 1seo. Coat• Mesa A eooti. PIT Apply an 2pm """ belcOny, laundry. bttlna. .... duptex E CM w/empl b I s A v II 92e28 •t ~ Harbor Elk• LOO Looiong tor erttt'tu&IUtlC. no~tl. l800 831~107 lem $350/mo •• ,, ulll• Enc:IC>Md sing .. ,.,.. oom ng outh Wood Iver 8 ey 3456 Vl• 0 Porto NB o.o.no•b .. oeraon l o UI .. WllWI FlllAY Sa.""""'" SPMC •••-• •-· l •llt 5 8-200 I I S Ol mo handle atnlU buay ottloa ., _ __.. ..,_ or ........,... .,. _ _.. rw iet 4 1 rv ne erH .. AT lltllll COOK (RELIEF! Ai>P'Y 1n Type 50 WOtn ~ 1·1952 tor Leguna .......,. nvl STUNNING lfg t Br & 2 Br fr•• '"H IU·2Hl F 28·35 to lhr oc .. nvre.w 55 t·9320 .... tL •c R.ciu1191loP11111111 'lecht PefM>n t9th St W•t. Pen•tlmfl O..ti. Cler'< 4 2 Ba garden ~t. pool Wlm 1 ILi Promontory P1 ~t 2 br. EXECUTIVE SUITE e 101 lot city Up l pproYn, ..,J " lntMIOr Flnlltllng Sam L Coate M_. 650 '>735 ltltrll lffict ~:~71,:'~~~·~, '4"5 & 168& 71 W 18th 3 Br 2~ Be. gat, lndf') ~a "425/mo 6 3-8601 NftPOr1 J;.~4~~50/1775 lots. MC)(M Co 645 1843 Cootie tull 11"'41 •I Coata r:ulllll!N Peraonat>te ._.., llQt\t eiectr~ 6 plumb WE OFFER A CHOICE area. 500 38th SI F Chrlltlen lhr 2brl2'~ba e VJ cty blk 1ptwl for eot1•. dtw. I llAT UJmUllOI Mesa 11•"891 "8eltn tood gfoomtid, good with pub tnO rec>~r. Prtlft!f rat:r.o want • aetectlon of gr .. 1 S 1050mo yrty M4-7269 lrvlne twnhM pool, iac. RW IWMI 24 ~ •··" /f ti i Want ltv<Mnt ~ round 11ore ~th oriented 11e. mature le>r•'-' Ovt'f tnO•vtdual HOUtl ,..,. Ott< 11v1ng7 We cen on. ft(T)'• Weetellff 29' 2Ba F/pl tennl• $395 • utlla Lu11ury tult• 11 11 oo no • I I. I A MIR W 00 l lS I . Appo. 4 11,. wk your ~a* ,,.., & "''" JOI r1tapont1b•tt 10 Cal4 KeffY •93· 137 tl\4nQ lrom • ""' apt 10 • Pool $725 mo ; Oep ASAP Roeemary 8&7 ff88 ""' ... t °' aecurlty tr.. • 450 AC ihtr Crt. l 11ct1. lg. ~o•e. I time Mon lhru Thurs :no P•••M apply al hatldle one perM>O ofltCe .... *'-·~-t-ha-. 49'1' ... lflooklng lnCM ,.._,,:..,, u..... uNOIX•oir;, t7thSt1t6 C llwt.-7143596451 Moth•r a Mullel 'I Non'amok., SJCer• ..,...1.-.--"" HB HB thlnll ot us first IOf ..,.. .... •;;o;;osv Fem only to lhr big,, .. In • I tr/•--/[1t-w/11• lie •• ( • ...,. Kltehen 225 E t'Tlh St ee t 311!> tor IPC>t ,,,,~,. ()04!nong ~ that ctlOtce or ~J living Ila Cltatatt 117• HB Ho \ldalpe,. N·tmkr Frwy. SA 543 7369 H ... "''. ,.. . . . w.-~. 673-0092 •ta1a MC\lt•llH ''" TSL MGMT M2· 1803 S300 Ind utl °' unfum Office "*"'E•ec Sult• • 23 AC prf• r11 Slbdit. Ind. • •• , .... COSMETOLOGIST Helt I DEIAL lff10E •'-'C• requ111d ,._ H 8 "!Al TY 87&-1M2 ~ Br, cloM to beaeh tea-3880 •h• 6 30 In Coat• Mell Are• -~ cut11ng A AtlOaC>tlOntst wt a-en Cell M• "" '500/mo -1150/450 Call 831-0141 2 P""fOl'I• rf'C:Ondl1IOl'I 46 U!I 8i&Oe Fu"lt•IM OutiM lncluOe Cran 760-NeS .. i • l•ft.Ull 223 Le P.ioma 837·79t8 ~lh1r003 ~~50•,moln C~. lo:n th~ IOOd hit 1n !ht rl'al Old Wl!\ll SPOftll•her I~ hf• tn I nong mall preoe.ratlor'I & -v~ ... *bH9'M S.ltt1 * NL Real [st.ile. POB I Z 10 Hailey 10 83333 oenu.,. Ju•I work got to MllTll llLI aonw PhOM an~ M.cllan•c SuC* ' ' 2 Br apt• evell pool. laatl Aaa l7H utlla Avell 61 t6 6!50 2218 1 MO ,.REE R•NT :ow v11n1en & cl'lrome Fun & oan t•rne o"vs Th4 candiaa•• mu11 De Merine ~ tnoo NB .... l/r, p&tlo/bal. No c I .___.... ..... SI .. ,... If" ......... I ,.... 0 1• .... ;;ii 152$4625 Nr SC Pfr• 2Br 2be pool, M•tut• r..pOfl Mir a.ht W/11\()(t fetm INN l'ull (208) 788 4991 l\lerv ....... '"'" P\h•"' ,..19,1b14t hours AO'*t ti'\ ...... motrv1 .... oe 1111 ~-1 ICK.11100 •l>t"'*'C:• re TSL Mgmt 75.--00& 1 Of wfohl rm. MC '630 turn rmll'IM In hide ..,..., aull• 881 Do...., OJ -I dnck NW?I £\ch Mondly EN''IClf'I Orenge Jul+ua & mu.t• h1~ I '-•• C•n qu11fld Af!ply in Derll>f• M:l 1803 a•8-1483213·7H-8297 C M l300• 5.-68389 Suite '4 NB 43 1.3e51 101mand5pm M1y 14th 1 11\E 81lbot191v11 N[I Tt>m011<•111!.!I'.\ 11'3 1 24:P w c0 .. , .. _.. Ne C6 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Mond&)', May 14, 1984 1111 !ut9t 1111 ltlt nt M Bel Wa•t.. Slit ..... II 1111 ltlt Wut.. 1111 Pa1aJtu1 !f!! IHf! I Deeb 7021 A•lll. lllJ!rt .. •1-•-w•--NURSING ASSf o•r\. g••..,.llllT New H 11 1llllW tlll A•tM, ..... tit i ,.,... HI --•a• only. 74 8*1. Renab-,_, WMI ..,... TIUPIMI .. I KrelH bamboo c:offH P<>ft arbOr. ~vt *1 P •• Out~ct ,_air shop. A• oriented Conv. facility No exp. nee. '547 hr tot executlw ault•. 1/.,-y 2-;3 YNB ..Ol'9tarte1 U · No •xP. nee. company wlH table. Sohrol "'*· ~l~,,,.,,80040 P9"' 79 CuatomlMd 320! muat 73 4 dOOr, new Ur•. olutch, good brakea. Need to MIU S&OO!obo 641·9828 pair Evlnrude, Johnton, M&-771M ulary No Mlllng. PIT gJemourou1 paeltlon. 'Ell· petlenoe (aR J>h .... ) r• train. SaJrt. Santa Ana 1400 obo. ~2•97 ..,.,. .. ~-anvtlme NII btCauM of amog 't'•maha motora Mu.t evea. Santa An• otftce. cel*'tt atartlng aaJary. No qulr.ct Olrec:lor or 0.-office. 5-9pm M·F, ~ Shor; m00tlng for 11· ff 9 27 have yra exper. In fi.ld WFlll/HLIYllY Mra. Morrie 6e2·5M• tye>lng required. Pi.u. algn & ConatNC11on & 1pm Sat. Suzie 8824"" L.rg Oanlah teak dealit & boe.t me.ic. (Balboa p.,, lawa Belt 0 tlf' 7e~09 Apply at Schock Bo.ti. Full/time high achool 1 apply In peraon 8:30-5 at Equipment & Oealgn 0.. chair, matching 2 ... ter at 13th so 1100/mo 2900 Lafayette St. NB. graduate with good drlv-QA/°8 ~ 1 ••p· 1 r•t,... Call torn la !xeeuttve partment 01 r .. taurant Tlllm IEPAll oouoh. SSOO. 64&-1• 18 Wkc:fyt 9.5 M•·9040 · LAROE SELECTION ,OF Ing record APl>IY In P9'" ok nA:u n~., n y':r Centor, 19782 MllOArthur dealgn firm. ShOfthand or rermlt• A.pair Tecmn~n I _._...... , Ill · NEW & USED BMW SI , .... ~·· tl7l 87 cla green wJlan lnt new eng trana bratcee etc. $2860obo Eva 499-1280 Medical aon to· Mr Fuentee at 1'c;,8·1ndlan ';:~ "~-:;1~1 • BIVd, INll\9 (In Cent., apeodwrltlng d .. lrabl•. nH<led. Leading peat ... , ..... ,., • t SUP WU'Tll L• IUll IR llstST /SIGIETQJ ROBERT BEIN. WILLIAM ~i,, CA 90274 1 ng Poll\le!, CON* of Mtc-RMtaurant conatructlon control company. Some Ill.II 3-4' POW9( w/wat91 A elec· VOLUME SALES N.B. o111oe. Ready July 1 FROST & ASSOCIATES _ · · Arthur 4 JomborM). experience helpful. Excel· carpentry experience Save 50% & more on new trlcal l\9ed.cl, Can a.. SERVICE & LEASING Tomp.F/T,4daysl~k 14010uaJISt IULHT&TIUGlllH lent medloal/dentol needed. We train. Call top quality bed Mta, all 1ume any month thla 3870N.ChetryA~. '70Conv,v.,yclean,reblt Front ottloe aklll• a muat. NewpOrt Beach Fasclnalln~ and speelal· Aeataurant Flp time, package. Charley. 9-12 noon. fully gu•r Not 2nda orr• aummer. (805) 496-9607 LONG BEACH eng, ... to appreciate !~Pp ~;to~~dPl~~i~~;,; OFFICE IWIEll-~~t p~~::''°"rr~~~,n~ =~-en!u:~;~·~~;l llES~~:rn,.. 979-6021 =~~-'96. T:ii'".1::· .~~~'. .U..U.1 7 <7;·,~)lli~~t:,;> $3HO obo 720-0742 1560, C.M. 92826 Add;ctl~n 1r::_.~~2~9t l:>rovlOed. Wh1twortfl George 432·0677 2eo1 Daimler St. ~Fii ~H Free dellv.,-y, 534-6080 BOard w/ 2 SaUa. b u d 'fra~ln1Welcome '7¥~~~.:u::, ~~ Medical ANI. Expr. Fron1 _cen., ~r_. --Hotel/Motel Broker a, IESTAIUIT Santa Ana 250-5750 eroper ... <!._.~tpr!. adm!!11IO! New blu swivel rocket' $50 Dager. •260· 850-<43&s OPEN SEVEN DAYS 900 cuh. 875-2481 & B k / Order Dept 3026 W Coaat Hwy, NB. I edl I f r .... -"' v ..... lah.. I I 121---------ec: Non smoker s~·· PEllSOll 92663 714-645-3962 mm ate open nga or Secretary iioency. d r91um• to: Barrel c:halr $25. Recllner eye •• •""7'""2-s""'u-,,_,--:.,:--_-:,le-. -a-m""'ll::-m Salary & Hrs. open NB us.ruu. Sandwich and Salad lOOTS PtJ••• ir llO'Y Toni Alexander $15. Call 675-5652 1---------....... ....., Orth.Surg.54(},...376 neededtowrlteorderslorRECEPTIONIST. front Makera.8.30A.M.to2:30 -350SanMIQuel0r .. MW!tanlSuperSeraph ~~ STEllLlllllW cut. runa gOOd. SHOO Order Dept. No exp. Wiii desk Phones & clerlcaJ P.M. Mon-Fri. Meyerhola. Aggresalve Newport aulte 105 • Nu 48 sq patio aet. Beaut. &Pd. mint cond. 23-24 . obo. Cati after 6PM lt4ltll lao• lffl11 train $860/mo If Quall· work CM area. Apply in 17821 Sky Park Clrcte. Beac.ti developer needs Newport Beach CA 92660 staln/ureth1ne flnl•h appralaed $900-+ • $550.1 IREll I WIYI 2• 1--0685 Pediatric exp. desired. fled Mr Wilson 662-5843 person. Auto Lines Leas-Irvine. 261-6178 experienced Accou'!IS ' seats 80 '125• 54o-1735 Evea IM2-9611· • • ·77 Oa.aher Ste n. exit, Fount. Volley. 549-0414 PlllTEll Ing, 2927 s. Bristol, CM. Restaurant ~~y·~~ey sec:;,~'~·hu:~~g nPllT II WPI Queen watetbed, compl. •••tr likn 0111 Whe; elHI can Je°~ auto. radio. 8lr,9K ml. IEllCll OILLECTlDIS Malntalnce for apts, NB 966-5252 LUIOH SERVERS s1rong typing akllla. Cali Start Immediately. Mu1t $100. 857-2716 aft. 6pm HONDA EXPRESS. l o ml ~~~4 =: r'8 ec!i it $2700. 833~7357 lrvlne PIT, for large NB prac1loe Permanent r>enetlts. Call ltoe,tt11l1t/St0'Y Experienced. lunQhes only. Rich. 975-0299. ~~~~=· A~e~:Yc SOFA: beaut. Ilka new $375/obo, 962--3528 ,. trip tor 2 all for rtl,. ~ '11 YW Ill Exper req'd. Send re-weekdays am only Restaurant design ffrm Appllcatlonsec:oepted 2· SEOlnUY/lllPI Park, N.B. (btwn Th~ ,s4;itoo., 6royal blu~. ktd Puoh moped M·K II Spn, prloe?Tour NapaValleys $3900. •97-5654 t D II Pll t Ad 644-1526 has opening for an or-pm Mon Fri· Bob Burns Newport I & P Ill mos ago. ' ng exit oond $275 548.-.8898 llneat vineyard !u8~:. 0~.o~ ~ox 0 ;560 -PARKING • VALETS genlzed & dependable In· Reataure~t. · 37 Fashion One person ottlce. Ulmer· Coast Herl~~ call ac c S900/obo John 650-6418 · -STERLING VINEYARDS · '78 vw VAN 7 pass. Xlnt. Coste Mesa. CA 92626 Female _ Male dlvtdual to handle variety Island, Newport Beach. Kollus Salls. 675-1823 wy s. Solabed/chelr, rug, lamp, Jltttrcyclff/ 1 and Bed & Breakfast a1 Cat m I n au 11cP1 Part/lull time possluons of front ottice work in-SEC'Y/UIHEEPH nPIST /IH. IFFIOE end table. $425 all. Bdrm IGMttll 1011 Nape'• Famoo• Beuley $4650/bo, 552-7626eves Medical avail Must be neat in ap-eluding phones, typing, 3 1 Small CPA tltrn In Newport furn .. $100. 675·5221 A ~ouseall FREE when you ·79 Weatphalla. new tires. Front & Back Office ex-8 Id filing, r8COrd keeping & Restaurants years exper ence re-Center needs reapon-'77YAM AHA RD •vu. buy or lease a new BWM perlenced F/1 997-4961 pearance. 1 yrs or o er. errands Acc:urancy & et· llW ACCEPTl18 quired Secretarial. alble person with ac-Span. carved oak din. set. Total rblt eng. Great Ciond. from us. PLUSI Ask us stereo. xlnt cond ~~fn~~~ d;~:~g ~~~r~ tentlon to detalls a plus. APPLIOITIOIS e~p~~~· c~f ~:11o~~Ok · curate typing skills. Pos-8 enrs, chine cab. antique $750 080 979-8208 bout our FREE premium $6500/obo 964-1045 Metlloil Frtlt Office wknds Work al lllnt loc Excellent benefit peck· Full or part time. Flexible 1-800·321·7095 ttlon Involves phones. avoc•do. S1200· Wr. Iron ·79 H/Davldson Sportster Ith every test drive. 80 Rabbit. LuxlD Cust Exp nee Benefits Foun· & earn gq,od salary with age Including medical/ hours. Wiii train recpt, stat typing, gen bar stools. uphol. S50 ea LO ml, xlnt. orig onr Some reatrlc:tlons do In/ext. SIR. Nu eng. Ex taln Valley 549·0474 cnance tor advancement dental Apply In person: APPLY IN PERSON. SECllnARY ottlce duties. Good ben-7· sofa & loveseat, yellow $28001obo646-3823 apply on BMW Break-a-cond S3900. 556-9760 models Women encouraged to Or1111 Ctu1ty 1780 Main St, lrvlne Electronics distributor in eflta, pleasant working & wht. $600. 760-0178 '81 HONDA 250 Way. Promotion expire• '81 RABBIT CONVERT HOT IODS apply Call 7141558-4822 llt1t1Urltl St,.iot1 2290 SE Bristol. SA Hgts Santa Ana near Main St envlromenl. 644-5200 GIHft Sales THREE WHEELER 5 5-iiR Sllvef{blue. clean $7,800 Models needed male interview 2601 Daimler St MCDONALDS & Dyer lookmg for sec-WAITRESSES. Wiii train. 650-4593 UNG 673-224" or 675-46"3 prel'd for posl card com· ---------Santa Ana 250-5750 retary who Is personable P/tlme!days. over 18. L L F 6155 R c I PAllT TIME: llfCEPTIOllST elude heavy phOnes, type LOOK FOR ESTATE SALE and runs xlnt Only 7 mo. am/fm stereo, auto. new pany 213·592-3113 & elflcent. Duties will In-Call 2-5pm. 548-7948 lat Ortlt '82 Suzuki AM 465. looks BMW& '81 abblt onv. 8 r. Models Ma1e1Fema1e Early morning single copy Local corp looking for re-55-60. computer Input. Word Processing/Paste· AO UNDER FURNITURE old $800. 548-6724 tires. $7500. 559· 1036 distribution lor Newport ception1st typist with ---salesman Interlace. Busy up opportunity. In print· SECTION MOTORCYCLE RENTAL •·•0-• De '82 Black Sclrocco . Beach area 3' 1 to 4 front ofl1ce appearance office. $1000-$1100. Call Ing field. Earn whlle we verseas livery WE NEED NEW FACES For placement 1n modeling 1obs In Orange County h s d o n1ng RETAIL CLERKS w --"' J 1 HONDA XA 500 Speclallsts $65001flrm. Orig owner. ours un ay m r Weekly 8·5 For rntervlew 80Q:-672· 1858. train you ork w/gvvv tWI !J 6214 $50 8 day. Other sizes 1540 Jamboree Road NB sunroof. clean 646-3823 ~1~1(~~~t8fc~~!~~ ve-call 842-7491 Dependable. part/time ~ EC n-people c M 631-0" 15 11 .. ct very line quaHty avaJlable. 64 t-9826 Adjacent to Fashion '80 delsel Rabbit, 4 spd, IEWYOH WEST fllHtlcHCJ Hl-1116 sales clerks needed tor S II lllY (DEC.) X-Rey -Aetan' price S810 sell lo~ 1 1 d/N c 557-8393 EOE. RECEPTIOllST afternoons. evenings & Office of the President Full time X·Ray Tech. for $400 Allen 650·S996 Yamaha CA 50 Motor s an ewport enter sn/rl, air, allver/red Int PR-T Ti•'E 0 -11 Join Avnet Electronics. the weekends. Will train Corp. headquarters for Newport Beach otllce. Scooter, game show 1.0·"4~ $2750. 631-3016 A IV1 n ca per. wo rld's largest dis-Apply in person PIER I, A E. Investment firm has Must be CRT/ARRT 18 karat gold sapphire en-prize(3ml) List S6•9. Mill D 1 9ll7 son for clerical sales pos-trlbutor of elecrronics 2710 Harbor Blvd. C.M an xlnt career oppty in an G 5 g a g e m e n t r I n g $500. 241-8379 Iv msg ,,.a.,..s!'tiialll!•-.-----• MOVER DRIVER· for local Moving Co Bobtail exp tielplul Must t>e 24 yrs or older , c l ean cut courteous &_ hard- working Call 650-1370 t CdM $5/,, Contact ell. 45-9441 B 1020•177 B210 Fastback. •spd. ' ion in our components and com· Retail extremely last-paced en-wtdlamonds both sides. JI .. Chene 760-1822 puter products. vlronment, with diversity Jolts W1atH Sl05 '$1800/obo. 673-0858 Ottr tats stereo. A/C. Sunrl, very •lliliiiiiil••iiiiiiii we need a person for our M&IT TtllllHS & challenge Must pos-MOTOR HOME WANTED clean. S2250, 644-8136 PART-TIME vaned hOurs Costa Mesa ottice who ULES OLElllS sess top notch SH, typing UUL IECllnUY JliactlllaHas 6211 Private party. pays cash. •r =-· -1------=-=-..,,.-z to Include early AM can handle busy phones. Retail record, tape. & & organlz.atlonal skllls Part time position desired. 3 lrg plate glass windows 7141761-9350 11 91 NANNY wanted· Brit or Irish traJnecl for girts ages 4 & 6 Inquire 752·0700 weekends Must have de-nteract w/employees and video sales Full & part Non/smoker Send re-=~';!r. ~;~·-8~erslfled $50. 494-8351 WHOLESALE TO PUBLIC ·j4 Spider, conv. orig pendable vehicle (small customers and handle time. Advancement po-sume to TMI. 6 Upper AMWAY PRODUCTS Below blue book: VW's & ownr. lo ml, mint cond. truck. van . sta11on general office duties A tentlal Wllltraln.Apply ln Newport Plaza. Newpon Cata S505 35-50% ott. tlnal month Toyotas.650-1500 $3000obo641-2157days wagon) to assist news· professional appearance person. Beach. CA 92660, attn: B b 979 76 9 NEWPORT DUNES paper dealer '" Irvine and phOne manner, some IUSIC PLUS Karin Shurson No calls. Himalayan Kittens: lovable Ask for 0 ~ 1 Aato Stmcta/ Ro••• 9125 area Musi be depen-previous experience 2407S.Bnstol.SantaAna please. ballolfur Sealpolnt.CFA CABBAGEPATCHDOLLS1 --Parts 9015 •17;.;o5•c'"1•v"'1c"': ___ ....,...,. dable Cohtacl Greg (preferred) and the ability SECRET ARY /RECEPT. reg, 8 wits. Males $200. $60. 650-3701 good eond, Between the Newport Inn H d M d h F d to work in 8 rast paced 13932 Goldenwest. West. Females $250. 646-8132 2 Dodge van seats, blk, amlfm cassette stereo. & Pacific Coast Hwy. on b~t.:ee~n9 ;6 ta~~ ;b ;5 environment is essential SALES Top skills. references, for SS 0 Celllng Fan: brass w/oa.k $20 ea '63 TA4 drs S1500. 642-9612 J b T t G C 1 N L busy Laguna Hiiis law Of· Dtta 1 blades. tulip fights. Cost hoods 4· convert top· •65 --------- amsoree.C yp1s sG. roe· '"liallimillioilniillylli611i4i2-141i3i21t •• a I ancy eantng to ar-18 & over (213)325-3386 lice 830-6660 Australian Shep le pup $290. Sell $85 552-0796 Ford auto trans & :...SS ·79 Prelude. 38,000 ml, ery tore lerk, eneral 11 1 range tor an interview or , " elec. sunrl. new tlrea. Ofllce.Llleguards.Secur----------stopinand lillbu1an Sales SECY/AECEPT warm. loving protection. Helicopter. Hughes 300, torque conv. fits 1600 xint cond. $5795. lllE lolElll'S SOUTH cou1n YOLISWllEI 0 WEWILL IOT IE UIDERSOLD" ity, Boat Rental Stand, PIX (COlll IOAllDS ) application I 1118lE A luCl I Newly chartered savings Guer. $200. 752-7150 gas powered, S channel. eng, both reblt. $50· 641~ 1150 or 586-8165 Gate Tender. Malnten· Ans serv e.xp pref Will AVNET ELECTRONICS .. • bank In NB has opening 81 k Lab fo sal 6 0 Futuba remote control $150. 848-7942 ance Apply at train Fie• nrs FT /PT 350 McCormick Ave. STAllT HEllE for Secy/Aecpt Position P~°i>ers g~d !ith ~hlT: radio, 536·8768 eves. CAMPER SHELL laa&a NEWPORT DUNES Fashion Island 760·8305 Costa Mesa 7141754-6073 The Los Angeles Times requires good written & ' Circulation Dept current-verbal comm skllls Xlnt dren s75. 549• 1343 IAllO ISLAID Datsun King Cab. like new Newspaper KIDS-EARN GREA,T TRIPS AND PRIZES! AGES 11-14 EARN UP TO $75.00 PER WEEK Wt no• lun l 'l ue>tmng~ tor younf U&'' beams to "'tur' ieadtrs tor The Orang' Coast DA1ly P1101 Ou• r re•\ ~tart al 3 3(i om and wor~ unt11 8 JO om ,.pekdavs On Satu•dav we •or1 a lew mor~ hour\ You wilt r.irn mdnv 1"0~ and Pt•U\ ~long 0t1th earnon~ yuu• own mone1 ' lh,rP ,., nn deh~fr1ng or lClllet!t<ln •n•olvtd II vou air 1nttrr\ll'd oita~e 1 all M1 f d• ARCA COO£ (714) 548-7058 TODA Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 -cross 6 Security 10 Greek letler 14 Small we1qt t 15 Pause 16 Rat1te v.H 17 Privilege 18 A bit 20 Trouser pan 2 1 GOP 49 Human limb ~O Scandinavian Cl1y 54 Submarine maneuver '7 Vt>getable ',8 '> Arner1cJn ,,r tin u.,, ... ,j 1, ,, 6 t VPrC-,P member b.' IO•Hn•'YS 22 Getman st<ite 23 Open sea D<•WN 25 Iron handler 27 Snap taker 30 Daisy type 3 l Separ ateo 32 Millen 33 Steak type 36 Old duds 37 Sally llu1Cl 38 Tar source 39 Numerical pret1~ 40 Sudsy 4 1 Greel< 1Slt" 42 Herd leavero; 44 -oak 45 Froths 4 7 -Sig let ters 48 Lands !18 61 < dv No!St• " Gto1"r , 1ean 4 (oil d QI )lll ' St>al f; (Jt'lf• Ill I ti) • Al ttlP < 11•"it P c .rilf<'r '1111·.itJ C; ,1nrm r PnlPr 1 'J Urder t t /lcw111 ~ 1 ;i Vr•r h fnrrr 1 l 8or 1r11i I 101 1 c p, 011111111 21 L1111q111rrc1w 1111et PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOL VEO :'4 Pa1ntmqs t'5 Not tWnu1n(' ;>6 Talk wildly 27 Tr,rnsoorr ?B On - with (<l Law u lloc.Pr lO S1en11erize~ 3? CSA soldlt>r ') 14 C..oncerneel w1111 coll J1 f11s1eo J 1 Male arnmal Je Contined person 40 lmpert1nt"nt 41 Seize sl .t J Ph D papPr d4 Card game 45 Milk pref 46 St1ng1ng .17 Rowing teams 49 Confess 5 1 Math ratio 52 Door part 53 Un11s 55 Time period 56 lnd1gna11011 57 Many times 10 11 12 13 16 ly has positions avallable beneltls Call R Rodhelm Doxie Puppy lemale AKC Preferred Membership '200· 646-0681 m newspaper sales As a 972-4630 $200 Eves 497·1350 Best offer. 213-439-4684 Astol Waatt4 9020 held representative earn Westmark Savings Bank Pit Bull pups. PR regls· POOL TAILE 12700 I CASI TlllY • an hourly wage T gen-Service station attendant tered. UKC. $100-S 150. • erous commission. Ho~rs exper'd for evenings: Ernie 548-0272 High quality hand carved tor vehlc:le. 551-8285 Volume Sales-. Service ~nd Leaa1ng 18711 Beech Blvd Huntington Beacti 4pm-9pm For more in-Apply at 801 W 19th St. cherry wood. Orig value formation, call 957-2361 Poodle Pups.T/cup,Toy & $4000. 857-8113 WEIUY CLUIOARS AIDTRUOIS lllE MoHIU'S ext. 1204 SllCI IAR Min $250 & up 546-2848 -------- Sales Racquet Ball World In so CALIF DOG TRAINING Jibe. ...... 62.20 SOUTH cou1n ISIZU (714) 142-2000 llURSERY SALES Fountain Valley has a 28 In home obedience train-WANTED: Heat seal press hour a week. position Ing. Reas. rates. 15% Off lo< Imprinting T-Shlrts. WE CARE ......... Need energehc person to available Must be 18 this monthl 963-3388 Must be In good working grow with established years Fleiclble schedule c:ond No lunk. Call company Minimum 1 Mrs Hayes· 962•1374 Wire Fox Terriers. AKC 548.7075 bel 4pm year retail nursery ei1-___ S 100 up 828-0224 COMM ELL CHEVROLET ~·WE WILL Ill IElllRULI BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE penence Full t1mne Soutn Shores Landscape ii-rats -5520 Maaical laat. 6224 Starting salary $900· seeking e:apertenced WLM hit series Band xix 11.trhor HI' d ' ., ~T \ .., 1-:~ \ I Volume Sales. Service And Leasing 18711 Beach Blvd. ,,.,, .tutUI ' .1111 .... tr .Hllt $1200 mo Paid holidays landscape 1rrlga11on man Appy Gelding. anyone can organ dual kybrd 8 pre- & vacations, hospital In-Please call 855-3791 rtde, 16 hands. $850 sets +' amp-x:tras. port-546-1200 BlJ-4800 49).4511 surance available. Inter-964-7 t7 t able $650/bo 979-9212 views by appointmen1 ----i----------WEllY Huntington Beach Vtlft 9175 (l l 4) 142•2000 163 4 dr runs well nds body laraaaa Gllia 9132 work $750 548· 7249 only. Wed.-Frl 646-7441 STUDENTS Pets 5535 Office Faraitue/ LLOYD'S IUHEllY SET YOH Baby Redheaded Amazon E•aipatat 6226 USEO CARS & TRUCKS COME IN OR CALL FOR Parrot & cage. sacrtflce - -SALES PEllSOI WAITED SUMIEll JOH HWI! $200 673-3600 * MUST SELL! • Duties Selling. Learning We have openmgs for , . Solid Roll top 5x3 desk 8' FllH lPPllllSAL Corm1er-DeLlllo ·69 VW Karmen Ghlaj64 544 Sport custom Int superb c:ond. Only $2500. 38K ml xlnt c:ond nu mags 640·2107 dys, 497-1416 new clutch & brakes Mtrct4t1 Ina 9145 s20001obo 646-8340 Decorating. Cleaning boys & girls between Aatasaes 6010 Modern Conf tbl. Secy store Must be xlnt with 12-16 years old working Lrg oak t>ookcase, table chrs. Brother typewdtter- OIEYllDLn 18211 BEACH BL VD. colors $175 wk. to start evenings & Saturdays desk. oak coal bin. pine nr nu Peralan Rugs & ACCENT INTERIORS Earn money. trips & pcs falllront sec:'y roc:k· Asst plants. 1111 HUNTINGTON BEACH 14l·IOll1141·1111 ·59 2205 classic ~-. re-Aat11, Dtaeatic S'lored new eng transl--------- br~s etc $7000 Invested laiclr 9307 $49001obo 499· 1280 .-...-...~ ............ .,..-.~ 333 Marine Ave, Balboa bonuses Call er. silver. antique 'prints. Bayside Dr Swt 190 CdM Island, 673-2860 Mr Rountree armolre, Oriental robes 720-053 l WE WAIT Hiii CLUI ISH CAil See Ronald Dace Sales HI-1051 All xlnt. 548-9882 Pi1at1/0r1aa1 6221 TELEIARIETlll Mon.-Fr1 ioam·3Pm ArtliHCtl 6011 Plano Rental Disposal I .I LllDJ SElll 'll llZ 410 SEL 42.000 MILES. all extrasl Best Offer over S20K Survey prospective cus-1930's gas stove S30 Sale Limited number tomers for largest an-T11oa.er (tre-sclt11I) 494.8351 under $1000. 536-8775 : THEODORE ROBINS Exit condl 533-4242 '70 280Sl: auto. ale. 87K. __ 1_1_14_)_49_6_·_23_3_6 __ both tops, new paln1. '81 Regal uro. Cpe. Xlnt $1".500 831-0257 Cond $6850. 6•0·7015 '77 450SL. 1 ownr, brown. (See Autos on Review pg) swenng service in Or· PT /FT ECr units or ex-2 ,. FROSTFAEE Admiral Plano Rentals from $12 ange County Full time/ perience nee Church re· A e 1r 1g 8 ra10 r S 2 0 0 mo FREE lessons & rent. FORD l 060 HARBOR BLVD. part time positions avail-lated $4 hr 642-1426 548_19461642_4970 Call for detalls. 960·1155 able Salary -com· COSTA MfSA 64'l·0010 mint. 671<. ml, $25.000. Ca•illac 93 mission Located by Or-TELEHDH SALES P /T ange County Airport For Newport Beach Real Es- appt, call 966-8666. tate Development firm --has opening for enthus-SANOWICH SHOP Irvine 1est1c motivated lndlvld· p/llme. Counter help. call ual for telephone can- 955-124 7 & 971-1739 vassing. 4 hrs per day SCTllY /PlllT TIME Mon-Fr1 S5 hr + Bonus. for srn1 exciting real estate Contact Leslie 975-0299 olc Flex hrs at· TELEPHHE SALES mosphere Typing. llllng for MADD Benefit Show must be organized c M locallon $4 & up mature n-smkr 645-3636 Part/time day. evening Seamstress m/I, exper in No eKpertence nee canvas produC1s nee 754-1941 63 1 -2931 (8-4 30) TELEPHOIE WOlll Secretary lor Sales Mgr Up to $10 hour Appl set- Mature. some d1ctaphn ters tor sales crew Salary F /i PIT 556· 7135 • bonus. Mr S 95 7 -3046 ('t\Kt:ER OPPOHTll' ITll::S llH 11\ll\ 1'11111 111 .. 1111.1· lt•Ulll\• 1 tltl·h•I 1 uu11uu1111 ' 1u·~._p.1prr t1 .. -. u , • .,,.,,, tif tull iuut p1ut l111u· 1'"'"''11"1111 U\tlihthl1· \n, ot11· of th1• (ullo._.111ai: , ... iHt opporluntl\ tu ~urk ~uh .tu 1111l111Luuf1r1u. -.laH 111t1•rt•,,,l1•1I 111 udth*\ll'Jt 1Hth tln fH''' '-"tlh1n .111 1 \1 tlllllt 111tfu,tn lllflt1lll\I • I 1 ... ~ I ' 1•1•1 1•.-.1 t•IU• '''"'''"" luputtUtfl 1111\ .... ,,ttlll 1u.1d .nut r 1•ftr·r,1I dt·tl..1ut.t "'I""' il11l1tu· •111 t1<111r' h11urh \\'" 11lf, 1 . 111·1 f 111 11~111 1ir•,t'ft1p•n1·111 .inti 11 111111p•·t11P ,, lwut•l11 .. I'•" "'-11w• If 1ut1•t1· ... 1t~1t ,,,,,., 1• Hiii• tll ,111•t •ftph l1 u 111 lU ..! diut, t1f •·t1d ,, ... ltl!I• ttJ l'.d 'tt 11l11•tt•illl ,, Daily Pilai Equal Opponun.ty Employer Daily Pilot PART TIME \lot or Hou It• ,\ \ ailah l•· '\f'" porl Ht>nrh IH'f'H. I hr.-.· hoor-. p.-.r ,fnv. Earn up pro,. .. 600 pn month. Cull I I :00 to 1:0 0 t•:\L \..,k for RnH't• ... m-.1«·~. CIHCULATION DEPT l)·l:l -1:u I l::OE OHANGt COA <;T DAil V PILOl "' II b. 'f '• I l .IY A,,LIA.CES PIANO. Sml Upright. Mint ,,., •• ,bee, cond thruout Stool, Days 645-4159 1••~-------• ---------* '75 Oe VIiie. very clean. '78 MB 450Sl Orig ownr new tr8Tlt. tires. brks etc. 31.000 ml. LOADED. $2500 OBO 675-0205 LES 957-8133 tuned. delivered. PV1 ply. IMI 9025 Kenmore Washer & Dryer $750, 714 847-5872 ·75 CAN AM 250 MINi CONDITION 673·2""4 or 979-0110 '79 Cpe de VIie ---------IM MACULATE. 2-tone Xlnt Cond $100 EA Spinet piano. mahogany. RUNS GOOD 544-6488 $575. Work 261-2223. 650-4593 Chest freezer. $200. Home 548-6784 Tracks 9035 Wshr/dryr stac:k, s200. TV h•io ·76 Ford Aanchero. good Dshwr $100. 646-5848 l.t ' 6232 ~ tlM shape, auto. ale. new Used Ref rig's S 100-$400. .. eng & trans, stereo. ps, 'll llZ 410 SEL 42 ,000 M ILES. ell extraal Best Otter over $20K (714) 49&-2336 '793°00D, 1vory/lan, llke Blue. Leather. Lo ml. Loadedl$7295 645-8851 '81 Blarrltz, lo ml.~. xlnl cond . S 16,500 831-6259 All sizes. Also buy refrig l9 YLVANIA TV pb. $3500 obo. 842·6264 Anderson Appl. 841 West Very sllghtly used, $150 ~82 F-250 XL beaul. show· 19th St C.M. 646-5538 650-4646 new. 69.000 ml. Make -,8-1_E_l_D_o_ra_d_o_.-be-au_t_D_o-ve otter. 6«-1_060_____ gry thruout. xlnt cond . WASHER & DAYER $350 SONY SL5200-BET AMAX room 4x4 "'" ton pickup, 15K ml , many extras. for both, Cindy 546-6232 May Co. $690 • t8)C, sell $14.000/obo 673-3609 between 7am & 4pm. $450 546-7607 9040 83 380SL lapls/palomlno 45K mi. S 12.950. No lthr chromed alloys euro-trades. Call 780·8702 Westmghouse side by Ptwtr lo1t1 7012 VllH side auto lce-mkr while 13, B t Wh 1 .6 1 1980 Ford. F350 t Ton. $350/obo 673-8530 . o: o$n675 a6e7r3 85·6r5r, 351 V8 Automatic ____ . no m r, · • 631 -0401 Coarattn 6011 18 Sunray 1978. 115H.P .82 Chev, Ven, 10 ml, ca APPLE lie COMPUTER Johnson, relurblshed radio. alarm, stereo. SYSTEM 128K, 2 drives. S4 750 Wiii trade tor Udo tldck $6900. 499-1977 CP/M, monitor, Internal 14 I c:ash 675-3516 od Okld t t --'83 GMC Jimmy, 11K ml, m em. a a prln er 27' Sportf1sher llberglass, all opts, tan, llke nu. $1985. 662-3661 loaded. twin 350 w/280 Sll,OOO Dys645-4159 F 't 6025 Volvo OD Flybrtdge. pean lights flawless PP $41,000/obo 678-2848, 631-7043 '84 380Sl. SivlBlu. Grey tex. 1800 ml Must Sell due 10 new baby & lam S-43.000 Firm 730·2 t21 ara1 ire stainless steral bait tank, •-11'•••1, B I All WORLDS LARGEST eaut. shel back sofa & auto pilot, Loran ADF, Clllll.CI 91u5 loveseat. earthtones. xlnt VHF. Pollarls. sun log. V'I MERCEDES BENZ $ DEALER cond. 425 998-9338 etc Newport slip 1111 IDLIH ZlllEll 84 MERCEDES BENZ trailer $19.500 Call Only 16,000aC1ualmlles& E.iccellentSelectlon NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION ot late model, low mileage Cadillacs In Southern Calllornlel See us today! &40-1880 2600 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA Clanrtltt 9313 79 Vet Wh.red Int Loaded. Xlnt cond. Must Sell. S 10K 65 t· 73581556-9760 ESTATE ULE Sd3a~5-3008 eves, 84 7 -5666 Mint Condition Options JIM SLEMMONS , Include· Recaro ~ats & IMPORTS '80 Chevette. 2 tone. auto. I Sun/Mon/Tues by appl Blaupunkt Stereo PP. am/fm cassette, al e, new I only; walnut and bras$ Wellcratt 248 Sportsman, Ca 11 Mr . KI r IC at 1301 Quall St Npt Sch tires $2500. 760-9275 7 2" e 11 e c des k & low hrs, ready to llshl 833-9300 credenza, French sofa & 957-0620 eves & wknds 714•963•5826 DMtt 9317 chrs (deep rose & pink) ...... Sail -7014 Aatos ••rrtt4 9100 TOP SSS PAID 'll llllE c111un pr beige Louis XV love-1 For Pampered seats. coffee brown leath 11'7'' KITE 20· matt. 2 dr, Radio. heate<. cle•n Ii 1 1 t b 1 SGOO '79 Astin Martin 2-dr sdn. MERCEDES IEIZ no dents. Runs gOOd rec ner. country settee. grea s ar er oe · Burg. wtcrm Int $44.000. iop M...,0_ ..... Prl~·· Paid S900 714-638-5570 onental screen. beveled 650-4646 633-5527 "" ..,...,... """" mirror screen. 111 back 1980 22. Ranger. out. A •• ..1 7 Oall P1t11/ll1r Ftr• 9319 country !101 el down board 3 Salls. Must S.ll. a I ~ DIAL 213/71" MEACl:DES sofa/loveseat (beige & S7 499 pp 646-9148 ''h 5060 Sunroof xn Ex· HOUSE OF IMPORTS. Inc: '78 T Bird, fully loaded, blue) Game lbl Chip __ traa Xlnt Condition. JIC 9149 T top, 59K ml power pend&le sol a & blue Eng-21 Victory, 3hp Seagull. 2 631_0401 w I d / a. new tire t fish chrs. Plum wing chrs sets sails. trlr, Nwpt dry ·71 MGB New Conv.top, $3•001080 646-8340 darl< blue lrench ctirs. sllp $2500 obo 551-2864 '81 4000. Blk. Loaded w/ braJles, 010. wire wheels. •78 Ford Fleata, 4 spd, air, English hi-boy. poster Laser '76 ood cond EJ<tras. Xlnt Cond. Muat $2000.obo 011~875-0212 stereo. flawless $1875 bed. dr83Nr & mirror $700 673· 5g61 See. $6900.ob 536-3894 631•3016 Plum lacquor oriental · • 3' SlDllFIGI -=-----=---- bdrm set. Grandfather Lido 14wlboatcover. ID 112 '78 M idget $185 0 . '81 Grenada GL. loaded clock. country English slip ttv11ll wttraller 77 5361. 115,006 mllN. 845-n86, 497-5917 mint. new redlala. atereo. olckled dlnll)Q rm. white $750 673·23152 $7600 obo. 63t-2191 or p ii llS? $2550 831·3016 French dining rm, Ibis. SAILBOAT: 12', llbergla... 760-9206 _ f lrlC I Ol•aat~l 1 l lamps, plC1ures & olls, ac-ireat tor lakes kid• ·79 3201 mint oond all op-85 62688 Ali optiona. cessor1es. much more ' · ' wtilte with blac:k 8el'IOUa '74 CUTLASS GRE~T 380-9467 Lake Forrest 250 720.9139 Ilona, bra. atieepaklni. 1 642 6016 ' S~AP! $1400 or ....____, • snrf $8750 788~827 on Y __ • -~~-.,.,. Mariat Esmt· 7011 ____ _ __ -.8• 930 TURDO ot<. 962-07371963-3939 HU D.D LE children t I HP Chry1Fer 3 hrs '7~ BMW,.32~~~l;t 9:;!:; Whit• on white, 70 . ml '76 o.lta, 80,000 mllet, furniture, 2 sets Bed $350/obO. 63 t-8215 a c. an 1 · ,78001 Serloua lnqulrlet only good 1hepe. $2700 dresser desk bull cua, orig. ow"41< 642 GO H5 631-2191 or 760·92<>e bo1rd. chr $550 both or IMI Maiat. oh 55t-0353/857·61S4 • S3oo ea ut 873 538 t Stmct 7020 ~~ •R Tllll hiifa_c_ t S • ~ Y_L 8-4 935. EuroJ)Mn vertlon. UINT eB CONV Flbfrd I HY FIHITllll UIUI llYUS Salet·S4WV'°9-Leatlng US certified Sarloua Full rettored w/wh l ES 957-8133 WE c:lean your boet bot· only 642-60t6 top.S5SOO 875-0188 import 48 .. rndrattan tbt tom and replece 11nk1 at S,tof1lhta1 l1 MJnbur1t 1n1ay. 4 awlvftl your •11P IM8.0792 Etrt,IH hllttry f!J!!a tlH T'~b.l'::r.t.lmmniiiii\ chairs S200 556-2943 ll t_I Decks Ofl Excellent &.*tlon 01 New 7"' Corolla wgn, l'\Mda I< Ing u d W 11 t er bed 2! iit. Botat S\lp. cente< and Car.tully prepared WOf'k SSOO. 850-3104...,. padd.ct rella heavy dut) Ti. Water, Ei.c:. Storage. Ueed BMW'a •lwovt In •75 C.llca, yellow, black o-dNtal S 180 960-2780 $250. mo Cell &40·5335 Stock. vnyt top, amt tm, new Cta1>a1l1eO S ha111nl) 11 ,1118 .0'•50' moorl~ w/boal 111•11J1 Qril<et. 9"V o.p.ndable nn <ioml'lhong vou n~-ed near pevllllon s 14,000 208 w. •at. Santa Ana tran1portetlon S2000 R<lt> '>fi7fl f4t8) 195-0028 CtOMd ~ndey 8A1·28S8 -='--L.m.i..JI '-------·:... 71 4.315.1919 ~..-.~ ... ~ .... '!II>' Shet@ '" ,..__~ ... ' HIGH 88 LOW58 ca1m 1111111 MONDAY. MAY 14. 1984 ORAN GE COUNTY . C ALIF O HNIA 25 CENTS HB man seriously hurt in blast Investigators probe Sunday bombing in Huntington Harbour community pohcc said. Baerg was reponed in scnous conditio n early today at Fountain Valley Community Hospi- tal, though hospital officials did not describe the nature of his injuries. Huntington Beach Sgt. Ed McErlain said remnants of the bomb were being studied today by the department's cnme lab staff. Detec- tives also want to find out why the bobby-trapped box was lcf\ at Bae rg's home, he said . declining to speculate on a motive. By PHIL SNEIDE RMAN OftMO.-,l'tlofltafl Police were continuing their probe, toda) of a mystenous bombing incident that rocked a Huntington Harbour neighborhood Sunday Coast Orange Coast residents are asked their opinions of the Soviet boycott./ A3 A county credit card fraud investigation is under way Into sexy phone call charges./ A3 ··:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· California The Supreme Court has upheld California's .10 percent alcohol level as cause for arrest./ AS :::::·:::::·:·:::::::::·:·:::::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Nation Two families say the FBI acted too slowly In pursu- ing mass murderer Christopher Wilder./ AS :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: World .. A Soviet spokesman says boycott of-OJ ympic Games is 'irrevocable.' /A4 Two American new- lyweds apparently will be freed by Sri Lanka abduc- tors who had threatened to kill t hem./ A S :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:,·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Features Dogs and cats go to therapist Samantha Jean Khury to solve their pet peeves. /81 Wedding receptions are more fun -without the jitters -the second time around./81 Traveling this summer? Don't leave home without your little black bag./82 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Sports United States Olympic water polo coach Monte Nitzkowski, of Hunt- ington beach, has some Interesting observations about the Soviet boycott of the Los Angeles Games. /C1. The Orange Coast area is well-represented on the All-CIF 4-A volleyball squad. /C1. New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner de- nies his club is up for sale. /C2. Busin ess A hasty business mar- riage could mean a messy dlvorce./84 Benettor, a high-tech sportswear shop Is now open at Fashion Island. /84 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: INDEX Bridge B3 Business 04 Callfornla News A4 Classlfled C4-6 Comics B3 Crossword C6 Death Notices B6 Horoscope C4 Ann landers B2 National News A4 Opinion A6 Publlc Notices 06 Sports C1-3 Televlslon B2 Theaters B2 Weather A2 World News A4 ) morning, injunng a man who at- tempted to open a box left near has door. Harold John Bae rg. 55. of 16691 Sea Wnch Lane. was anJured b) shrapnel when the box exploded. Today, investigators were trying to determine the nature of the explosive device and the motive for the bomb- ing. Police would not descnbe the bomb nor the box an which It was delivered. ihe Hunungton Harbour resident was 1dent1fi cd as the owner of an employment agency an Los Angeles O.ity P'llol p!Mto by Kowwd Llpln Understandably proud It'• euy to aee why thla gorgeoua peacock at Lion Country Safari la p roud of hla look• aa h e b uka in the sun at the Irvine wild animal park. Progress is great, but ••. not in MY neighborhood Homeown ers want peace a nd quiet, but t h ey a lso want public facilities An)onr reading a commun1t) newspaper for any length of tame '' certain to encounter the Not an M> Neighborhood Syndrome. It usually happens something like th as: Someone proposes the construc· tion or expansion of a power plant, a jail, a landfill or s1m1lar necessary but unappealing facility. Quickly. the people who live nearby converge on their local elected officials and con- vey the following mes!Mlgc .. 1rs a good idea. but don't put 11 an m) neighborhood.·· In state or national politics. the kc)· lobbying groups may be Bag 011. the AMA or tobacco growers But at the city level, the most powerful special interest group as usuall) The Might) Homeowners. Ifs not hard to understand wh\ For many people. a home as the mo'it significant purcha~ they'll ever make Homeowners want peace and quiet in their neighborhood Thc;,- want 11 to be free of cnmc and trnOic congestion They want 1t to be far from eyesores When homrowncrs opp<>~ nearb~ pro)ccts. they· re fifhung to prote< t their ltfe,t)lc a' wel a~ their financial investment But thnt '1111 ka'e' a p111hlcm J Thc'le samr o"ners use electnnt~ They want their garbage taken elsewhe re. They want to see cnmanals locked up. They·d like to enjo) some cultural entenainment without dnv- ang to Los Angeles. Fine. But an a county where rapid development as leaving fewer and fewer pockets of open space. where do )O U put a Jail. a landfill. a power plant or an amphitheatre without dasturb- in~ the tranquility of someone's neighborhood? Elected oflic1als are often left with a dilemma· Should the) nsk arousing the an1mos1t) of a cluster of home· owners at a tame when local elections art often decided b\ a few hundred 'otes -or fey.er" Or should the;,- d1sregard the neighborhood ObJC'C'· 11ons and make a decision that .... ,11 1benefits the most people an the ell) or county'> Examples of such homeov.ner as· sue, are common an Orange ( ount't •~omc homeowners in ( osta Mesa arc compla1nang to the cit' abou1 the Pacific Amphitheatre. S3\ · ang m con"cns are creating no1c;c and traffic problem., an the adjacent ne1ghhorhoo(h • t a<it year. 'iomc 1 rvinc home· owner\ v.rnt 10 urnn. tl')ln(l to ) PHIL SttEIDERMAJI NEWS PERSPECTIVE prevent Sutton Extended Care Ser· vices from operating homes for small groups of mental!) retarded adults an res1denual neighborhoods. A JUdgr ruled an fo.,or of the utton group. •There's been a con11nu1ng detxlte about where 10 build a new Orangc- Count\ fail First homeowners an In. inc and Fl Toro blocked at Last year. Santa ~na homco" ncrs success- full) argued against mnstructlQJl of a nc" Ja1l 1n that cit\. where the presenl O\ercrov.ded laul1\\ " located And earl) this year .\nahc1m Halls home· owners protestrd ag:unst proposal' for a ne" 1a1I near that lOmmun1t} The matter as \ltll under 'itud) •Newport BcJl h homeov. nel"\. 1r· ntatcd h} JCI no1\C hn\C hcl'n tightang tocloscJohn\\-a~nc •\1rpnn Y.hilhl"i operated h) the count~ In la1..i ihe Cat) ofNcwron BC'tll h hudg<'h abciut SI ma I hon annuall~ to h("lp tht·m "•th the airport battle In c;onw 1n.,tam·c\. elclll'd off1ual\ (Pleaee .ee NOT I A2) ' County. McErlaan said it was unknown whether the box was left in front of the house late Saturday or early Sunday. Baerg discovered it before 9:30 a.m. Sunday and was suspicious about the box. McErlain said. As a result. Baerg moved the box to a side yard near a metal paint shed. then lifted the ltd from a short distance away, using a 10-foot pole, police said. The blast that followed sent shrapnel as far as 500 feet away, acco= Lo McErlain. The explosion dam the Baerg home and caused manor damage Lo four adjacent homes, police said. Baerg was taken to tbc trauma center at Fountain Valley Communi- ty Hospu.al with injuries received in (Pleue eee BLAST/A2) Feds seek 10 in OC drug ring More than 300 FBI. local officers nab 1 7 in weekend s weep By STEVE MARBLE ()I tM Delly ........... Federal drug anvesugators con- tinued their hunt today for 10 suspects linked to what was believed to have been Orange County's largest narcouc network before at was smashed by law officers over the week.end. Three of the fugitives are believed to have been kingpins of the alleged massive cocaine smuggling o per- ation, which supposed1y brought $500 million worth of the drug into Southern California in the past year. Federal agents would not say whether they believe the fugitives, including Huntington Beach resident Alan Charles Mobley. have left the country. The weekend drug bust involved about 300 federal agents. local police officers and shenffs deputies who fanned out early Saturday and made (Pleue aee 10 SOUGHT/ A2) ·Murder ·w~apon linked to drug raid Irvine cops reveal informant 's help By ANDREA ADELSON Of .... O.itr ........ ..,, A maJor drug dealer w11h lies 10 one of the suspected kingpins an a half- bilhon dollar Southern California cocaine network, turned 1 nformant for Irvine police after they arrested ham 18 months ago, police said today Sgt. Leo Jones. who supervises Irvine's two narcotics investigators. said .. we didn't know we were on top of a major d1stribut1on nng" when they arrested the un1den11fied man and others after buying t"o ounces of cocaine an 198:! at a home an Torrance. Jones said the unnamed informant. who went into seclusion as the anvest1ga11on into the drug smuggling network drew to •a close Saturda) morning. provided key information to authonll<.'"S in outlining how the alleged drug nng operated. Raids b)' federaJ and locaJ law ofli c1als broke up a Colombian- (Pleue .ee IPfFORllA.1'T I A2) Robbers crash Mom's bash Three men robbed the Ncwpon Beach Eth Lodge of S 1.000 Sunda~ morning Richard Bonilla was opening the lodge at about 8·40 a m for a Mother's Da\ cclcbra11on when he wassurpnscd.b) two men armed w11h handguns. police said Sona Ila was sho.,ed to the floor and one of the suspects struck ham on the head wnh the butt ofa gun. according to police. The c;uspect then took a shot at Bon1lla with thr \ame gun. hut m1'i\l.'d him. .. . I - Two black men "eanng· ska aw stoclang masks. ordered Bonilla to o pen the office safe where the o btained about S 1.000 an cash. The armed men fled the building into a wa111ng car and drove off .,..1th a third man Bonilla called the policl'. who am,ed and found two other em- rto~ees had been locked tn 3Jan1tor"s do~·t h\ thl' robbers. Thl· '-'1tnl.''l'IC<i were able to give rohce a c lear descnpllon of the 1owtav.a' 'l'h1dc (Plu.e aee ROBBERS/ A2) ~ . 1 """ / I I . r ~ I \. 1-l ,. I \...,...J ... -..... -. ,- It ' ( > I l ' ~ ----- ~ ........ An unldentlfled man off en a tonaue-ln-cbeek proteatat John Wayne Airport. ; • , . . - Crash injures driver An unidentified man euffered neck in- juries shortly after 9 a.m.' thia morning when his van, believed to be traveling at 75 m .p.h. on eloping Rictcellne Drive in· lrvlne. •truck a parked car, went airborne and then elammed into a UCht atandard. Mysterious .c during two N. opperaloft drug raids By JERRY HIRSCH 01 the Delly Ptlot II•" Local police officials are wondenng who ~as flying a helicopter that ma~ have ·jeopardized the arrest of two Newport Beach suspects in Satur- da~ 's big drug raid. .-\bout 7 a.m. Saturda} a brown Bell Jet Ranger helicopter buzzed the Corona del Mar home at 869 Sand- castle Drive short!} before an FBI SW i.\ T team arrested Ronald D. Ting on cocaine trafficking charges. Ting drew an automatic 9-mm pistol on FBI agents as they entered his bedroom. He pulled the tngger but the gun didn't fire. Ting was then hit with an FBI shotgun blast before he could try again. Newport Detective David Szkaradek thinks the helicopter may have awakened Ting and ruined the SWAT team's advantage of surprise. "We saw the helicopter orbiting at about 4,000 feet and right when we were getting ready to deploy it made a rapid descent to between 150 and 250 feet over the house," Szkaradek said. "I think that may have endangered the operation. We would like to find out who it was and what they were doing there," he said. Less then 15 minutes later the same helicopter buzzed the Oakwood Apanment complex in Newpon Beach where Clifford B. Casey was arrested on cocaine trafficking charges. "Nobody knew who it belonged to," said Newpon Detective Jim Kaminskj. who was at the arrest. -[iii!llJ!iiid1iil•liiiil,__ _______________ _ INFORMANT TIED TO COKE BUSTS ..• From Al Miami-Orange County cocaine network Saturda}, which in the past year has brought in $500 million worth of the expensive while powder into the count}. FBI and federal Drug Enforceme-nt Admin1strat1on of- ficials said. Twent~-one people were arresti:d in ~eekend raids. but three of the four svspected nnglcadcrs eluded capture. Jones "aid the drug dealer turned informant "as onl) o ne person removed from .\Ian ('hark!> Moble\ ol H untin~ton Beach. ~ho drug agents say was in charge of distribut- ing Colombian cocaine on consign- ment through a network of a dozen or more dealers throughout Southern California. The Irvine infonnant's territory included Orange County and . south Los Angeles. and had distnbuted about $750,000 worth of cocaine dunng his year-long relauonsh1p wit-11 Mobley , Jones said. He led a better than average middle-class life. own- ing an expensive pleasure craft and a new Amencan-made sports car. he lOSOUGHTBYFEDS ... From Al I~ Jrri:sts b\ the i:nd of the da' 111 Orange Count~ Four other per~on'> "ere arrested in M1am1 inconnec11on with the cocaine opcra11on A.gents alleged the drug smuggling nng brought more cocaine into the cou nt~ than an) other operation ROBBERS ••. From A l It was seen on West Coast Highway by Newpon Hcach o fficer Mike Deladurante~ who pursued the ve- hicle into Huntington Beach. The suspects were stopped and arrested by olficl'r'> from both the Newport Beach and Huntington Beach poliCl' dt•panmcnts. A.rrested were Morns Maunce Bumbers. 20, of Long Beach. Aaron w a, ne Dunt an. 22. of Carson and Lee.Everett Mo'>ll'' 24. of Carson. The) were held 1n Newport Beach Jail 1n lieu uf$25.0UO bail each kno'Wn to la" enforcement officials and had direct links to M1am1 and Colombia. the motherland of the cocaine world. Along with the arrests. narcotics officers se11ed 41 vehicles including numerous luxury and sports cars. two speed boats and about $600.000 in cash. In addition. agents confiscated 21 weapons -including an auto- matic crossbow -and roughly 10.5 pounds of pure cocaine. The total amount of cocaine seized m the 15-month drug investigation came tO 238 pounds, which has an estimated street valued of nearly $50 m1llton. One of the arrested suspects. Ronald Douglas Ting, 25. was criti· cally 1n1ured at his Corona del Mar residence Saturday when he was hit with a shotgun blast to the chest. Ting allegedly pulled a handgun on FBI agents who surrounded his Sandcastle Drive home. According to reports, Ting·~ weapon did not fire. The Corona del Mar man. alleged said. The infonnant was ensnared by Irvine police thro ugh a trail of people, begjnning with a low-level infonnant who knew a middleman who had contacts with the dealer, according to Jones. The man decided to cooperate with police after facing charges stemming from the Torrance drug buy. So far he has not served any jail time. "If they see the bars close behind thc:m. generally they reach out for help," Jones said. to be a second-level operator in the drug ring. remains in cnt1cal con- dition at Fountain Valley Communi- ty Hospital today. Clifford Bruce Casey, a 29-year-old Newport Beach resident, was arrested at h is 16th Street apartment shortly after Ting was shot. Casey, it was learned, had been arrested four times previously on marijuana and hashish charges. However, all the charges were dismissed. BLAST ..• From Al the blast. Police said Baerg's wife, whose name was no t released, was inside the house at the time and was not injured . No neighbors were injured in the explosion, police said . The bombing victim was question- ed by officers Sunday at the hospital, but McErlain said early today that police sttll had not determined wh y Baerg had suspicions about the box. NOT IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD .•. From Al an: swa~ed h\ hl>mco"ner\· argu- ments In some l'<l\l"I. thr\ disregard them. But one 1h1ng I"> u:rtam -such Jec1-;1on5 wtll not get an~ L':t\IL'r tn th(' H'3r\ to tome. Im homeuwnn "c;ues an· r.,urfaclllg V. Ith 1ntrl'a\lng frt'tlUCn· n < nn<,1Jer till' thorn' honwo\\ ncr 1:on fl1ct'i that h.1 \ r prm 11kl'U cmo· ttonal l''<th<Jngr' 111 h1l1ll1<11n \.alle~ dunng thL' pa't \\l'L'I.. nnL' n>nCl'rn' "i1l•bl.1' \dtool. loc•Hnl nl'ar thr tt'nll'r o t .1 hm1\1ng tracl in the nurth\\C\I \lTtt<in of thC' c11\. 'iintT 11 "a' hutlt 1n thL' 19/ilh. N1ehla' orx·rakd a' a t~rnral nl'tgh- borhoml cleml·ntan \thool But hc- ca u'>l' of ;i dv.1nlfl1ng l'nrollnwnt, I ount;11n \.:;1lln ~chunl Dt\tnct trU\ft'C' la\t June \U'IJ')Cndcd t l;1v,l'' J1 N1l•hla' ~l·hnol closun:' ;ire anolhrr in- '>l<inu: 1 n "ht( h hnml'O\\ ners make thcm..,l'h l'S heard Dunng puhltc ht•.umg~. 11·, not unu\util for nnt• 10 pkad '"( lme '>OOH.' otht·r '>l'hool hut not m11w I houp.ht m) homl' hl'rl' \O ITl'v t htldrL'll rnuld walk to school without t'fll\'>1111( a hu•t) \treet" In th1\ tll\tann· the d1s1nc1 decided \u111c 'l hool\ had to h<· closed. and '\J 1d1la\ "a'> one Clf them Hut th<' 1111\tt"<'' cltll not \\!;tilt the \<'hool to rc·nwn1 1·mpl\. N:u>m1ng an easy target for vand;1I\ and n -entuall}. a drtcrioatin~ L')t'\IHl' Thl· d1~tr1C't did nut want to \tll thl' 'lchool. hn·auSt' tund\ from a ..ale \H1uld go hat lo. to thl' \tatt'. which had lllallnl the monc\ to hulld Nt'1hlas I urtht•rn11m·. 1f population trend'> 1 han~t'. the c;1 t<' might be net'dl'd ait:un '"an t'kmcniar¥ \t hool \ <kt l\ton wa'i made tn lra\r thr "hoof lo.t•c.'p1np. 11 in u<1c.' and gl'ncrat rnp kl'\ to pa\ for 1t' uplo.t•t•p ~ trnant "·I' 'rn>n \ljlnl·d up II ""' lhr f1 1111t1n~t11n lka1 h I l\t!ln I f1j!h School D1stnct. which needed space for adult classes. Its da} and night courses include business education. English a' a second language and parrnt educa11on. That sounds hkr a worthy project But mam of the ho m('owners who live near Nitblas prefer to describe 11 as a nightmare N1eblas was built awa) from maJor throroughfares but w11h1n walking distance for neigh- borhood t'h1ldren Its small parking lot was designed for a fc\\ teacher!> and officc workers The stude nts who now attend N1ehlas arc adult!t. and Ill the Cali- fornia trad111on. many dnve to and from the school The N 1eblas home- owners sa} the adults students have created traflic congestion on the quiet re!t1de ntial streets. The> park along these streets. sit o n peoplc'c; lawns and d1!>card their lllter 1n the neighborhood, the residents da1m They say burglaries and other r nm1nal acuv1t1es are on the nse f vcn rf the students themselves are not responsible. the adult school provides a perfect cover for cnmmals casing the neighborhood. they s:ly The N1eblas dispute 1s new before the Fountain Valley Plann1n' Com- m1ss1on. which 1s considering whether the adult school meets local rontne, guidelines. And the debate may eventually i\O to the Cit) < 'oun- ul S" hool and Cit) offinal!t arc n J1CC tcd to meet soon with the neigh· horood rrprcscntat1ves Is a rom- r>rom1'><.' poss1ble'1 l'hr homt·owner~ contend an adv It sc.·hool 1s a fine idea. hut N1cblas 1s JUSt not an appropriate locatum Yet f ountain Valley School ()1\l11t t 00ir1al~ mu'>t wonder. 1f the hom('()wncr' won't to lerate an adult \d111ol at N1chlas. what kind ol trnant \\Ill thl'v ancpt'' In the end. the city's elected offi cials may be left with a part1cu- larl) difficult decision to inalce. Meanwhile. in the southeast sec- 11on of the city. another homeowner 1\sue resurfaced recently Directors of the San1tat1on Dis· tri<:lS o f Orange County JUSt hired a New York firm to propose ways to curtail odors associated with the sewage treatment plants in Hunt- ington Beach and Fountain Valley. The odor abatement study will co"t $11 1.000. In recent years. homeowner~ II\ 1ng near the plants have become increas- ingly vocal. complaining that plant odors are making their lives un- pleasant. One man said he hadn't detected a problem when he bought his home near the Fountain Valley plant I 0 years ago. But 1f he placed it on the market today. he says he'd pray the wind would be blowing m the other direction when a propsect1vc buyer v1S1ted. In other words, h1~ property value 1s at stake But there's that fam1har dilemma Orange County's rapid growth has been accompanied by an increasing need for sewage treatment and dis- posal. Even if present odor problems are curtailed. what will happen 1f sewage processing 1!. increased to meet the county's growing demand? And plant expansion 1s under cons1derat1on by county S<ln1tat1on otncials. Fountain Valley C'lty Coun- cilwoman Barbara Rrown. however. said she ~licves the city ha$ already dont' its part in treat1n g the county's sewage Any add1t1onal processing, she ~1d. oug.h t to be done elscWhcre. If 1t comes to that. it's not hard to predict the reaction of o ther eom- mun1t1c<>: let's get that scwafC pro- cc~se~. hut don't do 11 1n m\ nc 1gh borhood ~ ... 14 Coa•tal ~ " ,. ... 12 6' eo.tof! . 70 •• ,., 1=._r~ .. °'°' ,....,,. •o-nM!t 12 13 end lnOflllnO C1IOud9. Cooter. ~ ll;lflelo 41 ,. TllellClcly t6 to 71. low. tonight to .,,.,,..on. VI 61 42 12. 0...-7t 4t iMtt _._ UOfll Ylrlabi. .....,.,.. ONw•IOll.8 c .. 10 ~ nwtt Ind :::1 ,,_. be-Cl\.wlellon,w v. 7' ~ COMlrie~•'°-' '° 1e11no1• Cherlone,H.C 82 eo WIUI 1 IO a loot wlfld -~ =:" 12 49 .,..,__ One to ltv. 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Man's body found at hotel site Construction workers discovered the body of a Hispanic man today beneath a 12-story fire escape at a hotel under construction in Irvine, police said. The death is being investigated as s~spicious. although intial findings show no signs of foul play, Detective Larry Montgomery said after police were called to the Hilton Ho tel site shonly after 6 a.m . Montgomery said the body, which was found lying face-up. showed signs of trauma to the back of the head. No identificatio n was found on the body of the man, who was in his 20s. the detective said. An autopsy was to be conducted to determine the cause of death. Montgomery speculated that the man m;iy have been a transient. The construction site was closed for the weekend and workers did not recognize the body. Huntlngton pllot killed ln crash Federal 1 n vest igators were cont in u- i ng their probe today of a crash that took the life of a Huntington Beach man near the Perris Valley Airport in Ri verside County on Sunday. John Rubino. 34, of Huntington Beach. was killed in the crash of an ultralight aircraft along with Andre Bangor. 52. of Mento ne. Calif.. ac· cording to R1vers1de County Sheriffs deputies. Rubino was president of the Mitchell Production Co .. a Torrance- based manufactunng firm that made the ultralight that crashed. a sheriffs spokeswoman said. Both Rubino and Bangor, who was training to be a pilot. were killed instantly in the 11 ' 10 a.m. crash. the ~polccswoman said. An ultrah~ht 1s a small, hght-we1ght motonzed aircraft. Cause of the crash 1s under in vest1gation by the National Transportation Safety Board. Just Call 642-6086 Delly Pllol Dell very It Guerent-.d J..A,1t1 ,i., t '•O•'f If t •lt.l ),1 , I ,,..... , llJI (lAlJl'lll tty 'J to1 n '" , ... ,...,,. c ,.,.. South-I Federal grant funds CM social services Social service programs ranging from adult day-are centers to fair housing counselors to therapeutic drama classes have received funding from Costa Mesa's share of a federal grant for non-profit organizations serving the city. A total of $226.500 was allotted from the city's General Revenue Sharing/Community Development Block Grant for funding 20 city programs for 1984-85. The city's Program Screening Committee met April 19 ~nd . 20 t~ review the 26 funding apphcahons 1t received. The rec1p1ents were an- nounced last week. The Share Our Selves Emergency Services project received $25,000 - the highest smgle amount given to an individual organizaton. The Share Our Selves Medical Center, an af- filiated program which funds a medi- cal clinic for low-income persons, received $8.000. The Harbor Area Adult Day-Care Center and Oran$e County Interfaith Shelter each received $20,000. Applications submitted by fi ve non-profit organizations were not funded. 2 tons of pot seized in SC, and that surely ain't hay SAN C LEMENTE (AP)-A horse trailer purportedly full of alfalfa turned out to contain an entirely different sort of grass - 2.1 tons of marijuana valued at $3.3 million, authorities said. The 4.200 pounds of pot were found at a border checkpoint three miles south of San Clemente and 60 miles nonh of San Diego on Interstate 5. agents said this weekend. "I've been here since 1963, and we never had one that bi$. And even before that. I don't believe we ever seized a load that big." said H.R. Mitchell. assistant agent in charge. The value of the marijuana cache is m ore than three times the SI million in narcotics seized at the checkpoint in 1983. Mitchell said three a~ents "de- tected something not right •about the horse tratler, which was heading into the United States o n Thursday. Miguel Angel Tiznado. 29, of Sabe in the Meitican state of Sonora, and his passenger. Nancy Gonzales. 24, of Tucson, Anzona, were turned over to the federal Drug Enforcement Ad· m inistra11on. Mitchell said. What do you like about the Daily Pilot? Whal don't you like? Call tbe number at left and your meua•e will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to lhe approprlatt editor. . The same U-bour answering service may be used to record letters to tbt t'ditor on any topic. Contributors to our Leners column must Include tbtlr name and telephone number for verification. No circulation calls, plu1e. Tell us wbal's on your mind. ORANGr-COAS1 Daily Pilat H. L. 8chw8'tl Ill PubhshP.r Circulation 7141142-4333 CIHalfled advertl•lno 71,/142-5871 All other department• 142-4321 MAIN OFFICE no wn1 e..v !.1 t utt• ..._... t" MA< •<1111"" An• •~60 CMi. M~ (.A 4~fl211 I "l'Y'l(/I'>' •98J t>•"Of Cc>llll Pul>C.~IOQ C"""""ny ""1 ....,.,., t10<on ""'"'">ana ""'"".., man .. °' _,,_ .,19,,,. ,..,,.... 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M A V 14. 1984 OR ANGE COUNTY C AL l f (JH NIA ~~>CENTS ster ox ex es, B man serious urt Coast Orange Coast residents are asked their opinions of the Soviet boycott./ A3 A county credit card · · fraud Investigation is under way Into sexy phone call charges./ A3 ·.·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!· California The Supreme Court has upheld California's .10 percent alcohol level as cause for arrest./ AS :·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:::::·:::·!·!:!·!:!::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Nation Two families say the FBI acted too slowly In pursu- ing mass murderer Christopher Wilder .I AS World A Soviet spokesman says boycott of Olympic Games is 'irrevocable.· /A4 Two American new- lyweds apparently will be freed by Sri Lanka abduc- tors who had threatened to kill them./ AS :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Features Dogs and cats go to therapist Samantha Jean Khury to solve their pet peeves. /81 Wedding receptions are more fun -without the jitters -the second time around./81 Traveling this summer? Don't leave home without your little black bag./82 ·!·!·!·!·:·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Sports United States Olympic water polo coach Monte Nitzkowski, of Hunt- ington beach, has some interesting observations about the Soviet boycott of the Los Angeles Games./C1. The Orange Coast area Is well-represented on the All-CI F 4-A volleyball squad. /C1. New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner de- nies his club is up for sale. /C2. :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Business A hasty business mar- riage could mean a messy dlvorce./84 Benettor, a high-tech sportswear shop is now open at Fashion Island. /84 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: INDEX Bridge 83 Business 84 Callfornla News A4 Claaslfled C4-6 Comics 83 Crossword C6 Death Notices 86 Horoscope C4 Ann Lander& 82 National Newt A4 Opinion A6 Public Notices 86 Sports ' C 1-3 T elevlslon 82 Theaters 82 Weather A2 World Newt A4 ... Understandably proud It~• eaay to aee why thta aorgeoua peae'ock at Lion Co11;ntry Safari la proud of hia look• aa he baaka in the sun at the Laguna Hill• wild animal park. Progress is great, but ... not in-MY neighbor hood Homeowners want peace and quiet. but they also want public f actlittes Anyone reading a commun1t)' newspaper for any length of time is cenam to encounter the Not in M> Ne ighborhood Syndrome. It usually happens something like this: Someone proposes the construc- tion or expansion of a power plant, a jail, a landfill or similar necessary but unappealing facili ty. Quickly. the people who hve nearby converge on their local elected officials and con- vey the following message: "it's a good idea. but don't put 11 in m) neighborhood .. In state or national po1a1cs. the key lobbying groups may be Big 0 11. the AMA or tobacco growers. But at the city level, the most powerful special interest group 1s usuall} The Mighty Homeowners. It's not hard to understand whv For many people. a home ts the mo\t s1gn1ficant purchase they'll ever make. Homeowners want peace and quiet m their nc1&hborhood The) want It tO be free of Cnmc and traffic conacsuon. They want 11 to be far from eyesores When homeowners oppose nearb)' prOJCCts. they're fifhtmg to protect their li festyle as wel as their financial mvc<1tmcnt. But that still lea'l"~ a prohlC'm • These same owners use electnett) They want their garbage taken elsewhere. They want to see cnm1nals locked up. They'd like to enJOY some cultural entertainment without dnv- ing to Los Angeles. Fine. But tn a county where rapid development 1s leaving fewer and fewer pockets of open space. where do you put &Jail. a landfill. a power plant or an amphitheatre without d1sturb- 1ng the tranqui li ty of someone's ne igh borhood? Elected officials arc often left wtth a dilemma: hould they nsk arousing the animosity of a cluster. of home- owners at a ti me when local elections are often decided b} a few hundred votes -or fewer., Or should the\ disregard the neighborhood obJeC- t1ons and make a dec1S1on that will benefits the most people in the cit) or count}'> faamples of such homeowner is- sues arr common 1n Orange Count) •Some homeowners in Costa Mesa arc compla1nsng to the ctt\ ahout the Pacific Amphitheatre. SO)·- ina its concerts arc creating ho1!><: and traffic problems m the adjacent neighborhoods •Last year, \OmC lrvtnC b()me- OWOCr\ went to lOUrt. 1rysng to PHIL SNEIDERIAN NEWS PERSPEC TI VE prevent Sutton Extended Care Ser- ' ices from operating homes for small groups of mentally retarded adults tn res1den11al neighborhoods. A Judge ruled 1n fa vor of the Sutton group. •There'<; been a conllnumg debate about where to build a new Orange Count} Jail. First, homeowners in lrvsnc and El Toro blocked tl. Last year. Santa Ana homeowners success- full} argued against construction of a new Jatl tn that ctt). where the present O\Crcrowdcd fac1ltt) 1s located And earl> t~1s ~car. Anaheim Hills homc- ov,.ners prote 1ed again t proposals for a new J8tl near that communtt) The matter l!I still under tod) • Newpon Buch homeowncn. u- ntated b) JCt no1'iC. have bcC'n lightsng tocloscJohn Wa)ne i\1rpon. v.h1ch 1s operated b~ the rount)' In fact, the Cit) of Nl'wpon Bcalh hodgcts about SI m1lhon annuall)' to help lhl'm with the a1rpon battle In 'lomr 1mtam·c'i. C'lcllcd otl1C'1al'i (Pleue .ee NOT/Ai) Investigators probe S unday bombing in Huntington Harbour community By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of ... o.., Nol...,, Police were continuing their probe today of a mystenous bombing incident · that rocked a Huntington Harbour nei ghborhood Sunday morning, injuring a man who at- tempted to open a box left near his door. Harold John Baerg. 55. of 16691 Sea Witch Lane, was tnJured by shrapnel when the box exploded. police said. Baerg was reponcd in serious condition early today at Fountain Valley Community Hospi- tal, though hospital officials did not describe the nature of his tnJuries. Today. investigators were trymg to detemune the nature of the explosive device and the motive for the bomb- ing, Police would not describe the bomb nor the box in which it wu delivered. Huntington Beach Sgt. Ed McErlain said remnants of the bomb were being studied today by the depanment's crime lab staff. Detec- tives also want to find out why the bobby-trapped box was left at Baerg's home. he said. declining to speculate on a motive. The Huntington Harbour resident was 1dent1fied as the owner of an employment agency in Los Angeles Couru,.y. (Pleue He MYSTERY I A2) Feds seekiD' 10 in OC drug ring More than 300 FBI . local officers nab I 7 in weekend sweep By STEVE MARBLE Of IN 0.., Not Se.If Federal. drug in'est1gators con- tinued their hunt toda) for 10 suspects li nked to what was belteved to have been Orange County's largest narcotic network before 11 v.as smashed b\ lav. officers over the weekend. · Three of the fugJt1ves arc behcved to have been kingpins of the alleged massive cocaine smugghng oper- auon. which supposed!) brought S500 million worth of the drug into Southern Cahfornta tn the past year. I'ederal agents would not sa} whether they believe the fug1t1ves . mcluding Huntington Beach resident Alan Charles Moble}. have left the country. The weekend drug bust mvolvcd about 300 federal agents. local police offi cers and shenffs deputies who fanned out earl} Saturday and made 17 arrests by the end of the da) 1n (Pleue .ee 10 SOUGHT I A2) Drugsm~y have been · motive in '82 killing Robbers crash Mom's bash Three men robbed the Newport Beach Elks Lodge of S 1.000 Sunda} morning. Richard Bonilla v.ac; openmg the lodge at about 8 4() a m for a Mo ther"s Da} celebration when he was surpnsed b) two men armed.,., Ith handguns. police said Bonilla was sho .. ed to th e Ooor and one of the suspects struck him on the head w11h the butt ofa gun. accon.l1ng to poltce. The <1uspert then tool.. a ~hot at Bonilla with the <,..tmt• gun. hut lnl'>'>t'd him. -- I -. ., Tv.o black men weanng ski and stod1ng masks. ordered Bonilla to open the office safe where the} obtamed about SI .<X>O 1n cash. The armed men Ocd the bu1ldmg into a wa1ttng car and drove off with a third man Bonilla called the police. v.ho am\ cd and found two other em- plu)ecs had been locked tn a Janitor"s clo\Ct h' the robbers. The ~1tnesses were able to give rx1ltl't· a clear dcscnp11on of the !Ll'tJW3~ \Chtcle (Ple .. e ffe ROBBERS/ A2) . ..---- ( \ \} f --,l I-• f • v . . " - ............... An unidentified man off en a ton(Ue-ln-cbeek pt"Oteet at John Wayne Alrport. A I .- I , ~ A2 Two Huntington Beach police officers search for evidence following Sunday D...., l"llo4 l'ftolo by NcNrd ICMfl6er morning exploalon in Huntington Harbour that left liomeowner seriously injured. MYSTERY BLAST INJURES HB MAN ... From Al \Id rl:l1n \.t1J 11 \\J\ unl-ntrnn "'hl'lhl'• the !-lo\ '-'J' kit 1n lront ol ttw hou,1· latl' \aturda' 11r l-.1rh \unJ<i\ Bttl'r!! d 1 ~tm l'rrd 11 hr h in 4 \ti .1 m \und;\\ ;ind \\;tc; \U\Pll 11111' :.ihnut thl· hn \ \ h I r I .1111 ,,11 d \\a n·,ult. 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From Al It ''a' ,,·en on\\ 1.'\I t 1,.1,t l l1gh"·'' h} 'l'\\pun l:k..id1 11tl11.1•r ~1 11-l Dl'l.tJu1 antl'~ ''ht• pur\ul·J tlw ', h1 dt• into I lun11ngt1in fk,JLh f hl' \U\(1(..'t l\ \\l'fl \lllpJ1l'd .111d an1.•,tl·d In nffitll' t1111n h11th th,· N1.·\\pon Ht'Jlh .ind ll unt1ny111n Bcad1 poll\ l' dq1Jrt n 11· 1 h \nr,\t•d \\\"ll' \1 1111\ \1.1111ht Bu mh1:r' ~11 11 I • 1 • lk.n It \.ir11u \.\ J\ m• Dur .11 " -l1: < .11 \l•1I 11111 I (.'l' r \ t'rl'll \I ,,It•\ ~ ~ " ( .ir" •II Thn 1t·r1 I d 111 '\t•\\J1t111 11~." t1 1ail 1n ltl·u 111 ' 1~"' n.11 l l·.1di th1.· hJJ,t Pulill' c;;ud Baerg·s "1fe. I\" h11\l' name \\J\ not rekasl'd. "as 1m1de the hou'>l' a t the llml' and "as 11111 in1urrd 'n m·1ghbors \\ere 1n1ured 1n tht· ('\plo,1on police said The bombing' 1ct1m was question- ed b~ o tlicers unda) at the hospital. but McErlatn said earl} toda} that police s11ll had not determined why Baerg had '>Usp1cions about the box. DRUGS MAY BE MOTIVE ... From Al Daniels. a resident o f Laguna Beach was to stand tnal on murder charges But he disappeared. never to be seen again The plot grew thicker tn the massive crackdown Saturday that resulted 1n the arrest of more than 20 people in Orange County. In a 198-page transcript re- leased Saturday by FBI agents at the Federal Building in Santa Ana. ii was disclosed that the gun allegedly used by Daniels to kill the 40-year-old Barclay Hodges was registered to Cli fford Bruce Casey. 29 who was arrested by agents at his residence in Newport Beach in part of the drug sweep. The affidavit also alleged that Barclay Hodges was a drug dis- tributor for Alan Charles Mobley, 24. of Huntington Beach. one of the purported nngleaders of the drug gang who apparently has fled the country The transcript also alleged that Barclay Hodges had welshed" on a $350.000 drug payoff to Mobley after Hodges had quarreled about ~ the quality of cocaine allegedly obtained from Mobley. Former Westminster City Coun- cilman Gii Hodges. who is fighting a federal court conviction on an unrelated charges. said today the federal drug affidavit "has opened a new and painful chapter on a book that I thought was closed.". Hodges, 39, who said he's been cautioned not to talk to reporters until he consults an attorney out of concern of making libelous state- ments, nevertheless, said the fed- eral revelations seem to raise the posslblllty that his brother may have been slain for his alleged narcotics dealings, and possibly not because of the so-called love triangle. He also said he believes the alleged gunman, Daniels, may either have met with foul play or may have been spirited out of the country. Daniels had posted a $4 million bond Barclay Hodges was killed three days before his trial on another narcotics matter was to start. NOT IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD ... 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Newport 2-3 lelf Anchorege &a 38 COASTAL AREAS -Some nlgllt llnel 40th Street, Newport 2-3 llllr Alflevtfltt 711 54 ~ mor""'Q IOw Cloud• ,_, tlle 22nd S lreet, Hewpon 2·3 ,.., Atlanta as ... CO.I Tu.day lllrougll Thu<llCl:r. &a11>oe wecioe 1·2 poor AllanllC City 84 57 OtllerwlM fitlf Hlgll9 lfom upper ~BMdl 1·2 poor Austin 93 97 -tM ~ lhrougll rnlCI eo. Sane-le 2-3 lelf Balll"'O<• 75 !>2 lnlencl .,_ 0-nlQl'lf '-9 In 50a end Wat• temp fl3 S well d irection 8ilfW'IP 73 se llMSO.. ~ Robbers hit iri Costa Mesa in two weekend incidents Two robberies in Costa Mesa over the weekend resulted in a $200 loss to a liquor store and a $600 loss to a couple whose car was broken down at the California 6 Motel. police said. In the incident at the motel . 1441 Gisler Ave., police said they believe a male Caucasian. described as 27 to 3 7 years old with curly brown hair and brown eyes, was lying in watt Satur- day ni~t to rob anyone who walked through the parking lot. Man's body found at hotel site Construction workers discovered the body of a H1span1c man toda}' beneath a 12-story ftre escape at a hotel under construction 1n Irvine. police said. The death 1s betng mvesllgated as susp1c1ous. although mual findings show no signs of foul play. Detective Larry Mont~omery said after police were called to the Hilton Hotel site shortly after 6 a.m. Montgomery said the body. which was found lying face-up, showed signs of trauma to the back of the head. No identification was found on the body of the man, who was tn his 20s. the detective said. An autopsy was to be conducted to determine the cause of death. Montgomery speculated that the man may have been a transient. The construction site was closed for the weekend and workers did not recognize the body. Huntington pllot kllled ln crash Federal investigators were continu- ing their probe today of a crash that took the life of a Huntington Beach man near the Perris Valley Airport m R1vers1de County on Sunday. John Rubino. 34. of Huntmgton Beach, was killed in the crash of an ultralight aircraft along with Andre Bangor. 52. of Mentone. Calif.. ac- cording to R1 vers1de County Shenffs deputies. Rubino was president of the Mitchell Productton Co .. a Torrancc- based manufactunng ftnn that made the ultralight that crashed. a shenffs spokeswoman said. Both Rubmo and.Bangor. who was training to be a pilot. were killed instantly in the 11 :10 a.m. crash. the spokeswoman said. ~ An ultrah~t 1s a small. ltght-we1ght motonzed aircraft. Cause of the crash 1s under 1nves1tgat1on by the Natio nal Transportatton Safet) Board Just Call 642-6086 Delly Pilot Dell very le Gu1r1ntffd ... ,,., • , • ., tt f' .+ , '°i f Al~ y1'11J '""' "' ti. ., ' ., o-•~ , .. , ~ ,,. I! 1 I •I' \!l(h, ..._,,. t• ?.,...,,,,.,,_, .. The victims told police they dis- covered about 7:20 p.m. that lheircar, parked in the motel lot. would not start. They said a man approached the car several times and finally knocked on the window. according to a police spokesman. "Are you waiting for Triple A, too?" the man asked. When the couple affirmed they were, the man replied, "Well, I hate to add insult to injury, but give me your purse, I've got a gun." The spokesman said the man then si mulated a gun m his pocket and the woman handed over hCT purse. containing $600 in cash and valu- ables. The suspect made off in a car From Al Orange County. Four other persons were arrested m Mtami in connection with the cocaine operation. Agents alleged the drug smuggling ring brought more cocaine into the county than any other operation known to law enforcement officials and had direct links to Miami and Colombia. the motherland of the cocaine world. AJong with the arrests. narcotics officers seized 41 vehicles including numerous luxury and sports cars, two speed boats and about $600,000 in cash. In addition. agents confiscated 21 weapons -including an auto- matic crossbow -and roughly 10.5 pounds of pure cocaine. The total amount of cocaine seized in the 15-month drug investigation came to 238 pounds. which has an estimated street valued of nearly $50 w1th the hccnsc plate covered up, the spokesman added. 1 he cou'ple, of Costa Mesa, said the man was wearing a floral print shirt. He was 5 feet 9 inches taJI and weighd about 165 pounds. On Sunday. a man walked into the Harbor Liquor store, 1927 Harbor Blvd., and demanded money from the clerk after displa~ing a small silver pistol tucked in his waistband. The spokesman said the clerk told police she grabbed several bills from the cash register and handed them over before the man fled on foot. He made off with about $200, police sajd. The suspect in that incident was descnbed as Caucasian, 5 feet 5 mches tall, weighing 12 5 pounds. with short brown hair. million. One of the arrested suss>«ts. Ronald Douglas Ting. 25. was cnu- cally tnJurcd at his Corona del Mar residence Saturday when he was hit wi th a shotgun blast to the chest. Ting allegedly pulled a handgun on FBI agents who surrounded his Sandcastle Drive home. According to reports, Ting's weapon did not fire. The Corona del Mar man, alleged to be a second-level operator in the drug nng, remains in critical con- dttion at Fountain Valley Communi- ty Hospital today. Clifford Bruce Casey, a 29-year-old Newport Beach resident, was arrested at his 16th Street apartment shortly after Ting was shot. Casey, it was learned, had been arrested four times previously on marijuana and hashish charges. Howe ver. all' the charges were d1sm1ssed. Federal grant funds CM social services Social service progr~ms ranging from adult day-care centers to fair housing counselors to therapeutic drama classes have received funding .from Costa Mesa's share of a federal grant for non-profit organizattons serving the c1t\. A total of $226.500 was allotted from the city's General Revenue Sharing/Community Develo8ment Block Grant for funding 2 city programs for 1984-85. The city's Program Screening Committ~e met Apnl 19 and 20 to review the 26 fu ndi ng applications 11 received. Tffe rec1p1ents wcrc an- nounced last week. The Share Our Selves Emergency Services project recei ved $25,000 - the highest single amount &Jven to an ind1v1dual organizaton. The Share Our Selves Medical Center, an af- fthated program which funds a medi- cal ~linic for low-income persons. received $8.000. The Harbor Area Adult Day-Care Center and Oran~e County Interfaith Shelter each received $20,000. 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