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TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1984
Newport Harbor High
grad Kevin Robertson
Is U.S. water polo team
'orchestra tor. '/C 1
Coast
Tony Protopappas' for-
mer Costa Mesa dental
office has been leased to
another dentist, Or.
Martin J. McGreevey./ A3
California
The Democratic National
Convention has found a
new hero In New York
Governor Marlo Cuomo.
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Nation
Economists forecast
higher Interest rates as
consumer debt and f ac-
tory use hit record levels
In May./ AS
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World
Pope John Paul II takes to
skis for the first time since
becoming pope. I AS
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Mind&Body
Laser beams are making
strides In foot surgery by
reducing the trauma to
tissue and speeding re-
covery ./81
Remember to relax on
vacation. Don't travel too
far, eat td'o much or play
too vigorously and cause
health problems./81
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Sports
Kevin Robertson, a prod-
uct of Newport Harbor
High. is one of America's
big weapons In Olympic
water polo./C1
Jim Slaton spun a seven-
hitter to help keep the
Angels atop the Ameri-
can League West./C1
Entertainment
Claudette Colbert was
Hollywood's ''working
girl" of the 1930s. She's
stlll working at 80./83
Business
Plans to ellminate the
Civil Aeronautics Board
would llkely also erase
the consumer protection
It provides./85.
INDEX
Erma Bombeck
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Buatneu
Callfornla New•
Clasalfled
Comic•
Crouword
Death Notte"
Hetp YourMU
Horoscope
Ann Lander•
Mutual Fund•
National~
Opinion
Paparazzi
Potlce Log
Public Notices
Sport a
Stock Marketa
Tetevtalon
Theat«a
WMther
World Ntwt
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85
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C5-7
84
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C4
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1:1111 llRlll
Nurse slaying suspect held
Gardener who had worked wtth LC!Suna Hills
WOI_!lan Ued to m_urder by ·evidence in home'
By STEVE MARBLE
Oftll9D..,,.....t..,,
A 2(>..year-old gardener as an
custody today on susp1c1on of
murdenng a Saddleback Community
Hospital nurse who was found dead
an her ransacked home on Jul) 4
Timothy Davis Rus~ll. an El Toro
gardener who worked at the hospital
and al the woman's Laguna Hills
home. was arrested Monday by
Orange County Shentrs deputies.
Manl)n Haugh Lyon. a 49-ycar-old
mother who lived alone an a lhrcc-
bedroom house. died from asphyxia-
tion due to severe head and neck
1nJunts, an auto1>5y revealed.
Russell wa linked to the woman's
death from evidence found inside the
home, according to Sheritrs Lt.
Richard Olson. He would not say
what the evidence was but did nott
that nothing appeared to be massing
from the house.
''He apparently knew the woman
from working at her pl~on occasion
and may have known her from work
too ... said Olson. '
Lyon bad wotktd at the Laguna
Hills hospital since 1981. according
to a hospital spokesman who said the
nurse was employed an the ped1atncs
section.
Rus5ell wasemplo)ed as a prdentt
at the hospital. Olson said
The nurse's body was discovered
early July 4 by a dauahter who
traveled to the home to chttk on her
mother'i welfare after l)'on failed to
An unidentified woman feeda the ducka, which have become contro•enial f1faree on Balboa laland.
Feathers flying over duck debate
By STEVE MARBLE
Tounsts and children think ducks
are cute but a group of Balboa Island
residents have had ll with the beaked
creatures that quack and waddle
around the res1den11al isle
.. The>·, e gotten so fat the} can't
even swim anymore:· says Phil
Maurtr. a Ncwpon Beach city coun-
cilman and longtime island home-
owner ... They don't migrate like they
should."
Residents -some at anv rate -
believe the ducks on the island are
lethargic. mess}. nots) and a real pain
an the tail feathers.
"The} 've ~ome such big fatsos
that the) JUSt sat in the middle of the
sidewalk anymore The} can't fl}' and
1f they got m the "-ater they'd
probabl) sink." said one man. who
asked that his name not be used for
fear he'd land an the m1ddk of the
"huge duck fight" he predicts is at
hand
i\lthough hardl) the first 11me
islanders have been ruffied over
ducks. the issue surfaced last week
when several residents asked the C11-,
Council to coM1der an ordinance
banning duck feeding
The council ducked the ordinance
proposal and instead asked that the
city's general serv1cesd1'.is1on make a
Candidates at starting line
for municipal election races
Petition filing
period opens in
several cities
By &be Dally Piiot staff
Not all the pohtirnl altlOn 1<. going
on at the Democrauc ( onvenuon 1n
5an Francisco 1h1s wed.
Several Orange ( oast cities opened
their filing penod on Monda} for
candidates planning to run an No-
vember's mun1c1pal elections (an-
d1dates have until .<\ug 10 10 return
nommauon papr~ along wnh 10
signatures of registered "otc~ to
appear on the Nov 6 ballot If an)
incumbents don't seek re-election.
the filing pcnod 1s extended ftve
work mg days.
In Newport Beach, three of seven
-.eats on the ~ounc1I "'II be chosen
The cand1da1ec; who took out
nomination papers Monda) •\.\ere
David Goff and incumbent Ru\ he I) n
Plummer running m Distract 2 to repre~nt tht.· 'We'll Ne" pon ah-a of
the cat)'. and tnl'umbent Ph1hp
Maurer running m D1s1nc1 'i to
represent the Ne"'pon Center and
Balboa Island areas of the cat-,
No one has takt.·n out papers to run
1n D1stnct 7 the ( orona del Mar area
rurrently represented b~ incumbent
John co~
In HuDtln1&on Beach, three ol thl'
seven seats on the (1t\ Council are up
for grabs. The council members arc
elected at large.
The Huntington Beach candidates
who took out nom1na11on papers on
the first da) "'ere Peter Green. Ja,
Sto ut. John Erskine. Wes Bann1-;1rr
Tom Mays. Bud Belsito and Denni'>
Miller None of the incumbent'\ ha'c
filed )Ct two. Ruth hnlc~ and Ma~or
Jack Kell). arc C\pect1:d to run for re·
election
I• Costa Mesa. li\C potcn11al ran·
d1dates took out papers for thrct' seat<.
on tht' five-mem~r ( 1t) ( ounc1I
Those "'ho and1cat1:d the' ~ould
run:
Ch1l ( larke. 51 an mc:urancc:-
brokc:-r sen mg h1' founh tc:-rm on the
( osta Mesa Plannana ( omm1ss1on
(Pleue tee ELM:TION/ A2j
stud) of the duck suw111on and
determine whert the taraest popu-
lations on the island ciust
Not rveryone. howt'ver. as takmg
aim at the ducks.
..Can ) ou imagine making 11 illegal
to feed the ducks." san Adnenne
Bunon. an employee ot the Bal boa
Island Ferr) .. , $uess rm going to end
up bemg a cnminal. This 1s craz)
.. Ducks are pan of ltfe on Balboa
(Pleaee eee DUCKS/A2)
Billy Martin
School's out for many schools
Declining enrollment forces local districts
to become landlords for varying operations
Edttor's note: This 1 tM first or 1
IWO-Plrt ~n~ on school th1t lrl'n 't
schools 1nymorc-.
Jack Mahnken. assistant 'uix-r-
mtcndent of the Fountain Valle)'
School D1Stnct. claims a bmers~eet
d1st1nctton 1nce J01n10J t~ distnct
an 1962. he hH built 19 elementary
schools -and closed 1x of them.
Mahnken supervised construcuon
of the school dunna the boom )'ears
of the 1960s and tarly ·10s. But ~ancc
then. the tmth ratt has d«hnt'd
s1an1ficantly and home pn~s havt'
wared beyond the rtach of many
youna fam1hC''i
The rNuh '' cmp1y dn"room~
And 1n recent vean. Mahnken hu
found himself ad ... ISln& d1!1tnct
trustees to dosc ~1x of the schools he
helped build
Today. Mahnken finds himsdf 1n
another role he d1dn 't fort"Stt an I 962.
landlord The di,tncf\ el«tcd
tru t~ make the dcC1s1on . but
Mahnken 1s the one ~ho n~t11tcs
wnh peo ple who want to lea~ no~
"' cant classrooms. ~ w1dc array of tern nt rtnt patt
1n closed Fountain Valle)' d1stn~
sc:hool . ( 11 rooms and other cam-
pus areas hht' bttome ~outh cluM.
day-<'are ccnte"· manial .ln' s1ud10
food prtparatton plan·, muStt !>tu-
d10~. adult education ~nttf'\, church
mcctm hall,, nun.tr) hoot\ and
dmanmrauon offi('e\
And the Fountain Valle\ D1stnct ·~
not alone O«hn1ng elcmcntaf) t"n·
rollments in Huntmaton Beach.
Co'ta Mesa Nc~pon Beach and
L..aauna Beach ha" prompted ~hool
d1 nnc1s to enter the landlord busa-
ne as wtll Irvine. with a gro'Wlnl
\tudent population. ha~ not clo1cd
any pubhc school\
ls 11 proper for hool officials to
hccome landlordi" C"n11 havt• said
that 1f bu1ldtnl-\ are no Ion er nttdtd
u pubhc 'lC'hOOI\. the) should~ tom
do•n 10 make wa) for hou 1ng and
other dc~k>pmt'nt
But 'upporte" '3\ the clo\C'd
\Chool' have prov 1ded s~("(' for '<lme
uttful com mu nit) St"r" 1<.'t
f ountain Valle\ \chool l.>1'tnct
tru tee have ht'tud trom ~th ~•dt''I an
rtttnt month'>
Homeowner" h vtna nC"ftr N1C'hll\
c;chool 1-11d "' rnn' <'f"wn int<' an
adult education center has crcatl'<l ~nous traffic and par~ang protlkm.,
1n tht'tr quirt residential tra" t .\
compromise solution was reached
rttcntl\ call1n1 for mo't 1dult r,tu-
dents to ~ bused to 1cblas
Residents near Bust\ard hool
took the other side. vo1cm1 \Irons
support fort ht Bo\\ and C11rl,Club of
Huntan.gton Valley wh1<.h no~ <X ·
cup1C1 part of the campus Tht'
rt-s1dents s.a1d the club prov 1dC''
nttdcd after-school 'lupcf'\ 1'1on and
health} act1v1uc for t~·al H1uns\tt'r\
The rnrde-nt araued aga1MI 1 t1ff
rent 1ncrea'IC thC' dl\tnl t ha'I
pmpo$ed
\'l\l'ltant upt'r1nttndent
Mahnkrn sa1J he has ~\ cral reao;ons
for adv1'1n1 thC' tru,lC"C'I not to ~II
an" of the ctn~ "'-'ht,ol' or leave
them vacant
• ThC' .. nunuun \. alln Ot\lrtrt
show up for work. Olsoo Aid.
The crime scene lb011¥Cd lipl ofa
mug.le, Olson DOied. Thett weft no
s1ans. however, that anyone bad
broken into the tract home.
authonues said.
Ntt&bbors in l.M l...apoa Hills
community were particularly worried
about lhe killins bC'cautt of a Wlfll 'of
buralari~ they said had bttn tt-
ported in the ~i&hborbood. •
·Marine
lover
is not
alone
Two others were
disciplined at
Ef Toro recently
By ANDREA ADELSON
Of .............
Manne Capt. John MouJtak. coun
mart1aled last week for his io~olve
ment wah an enlisted woman. ts not
the first manoe at El Toro to be
d1sc1plined for such an affair.
Two other Manne Corps o fficers
(Pleue eee llAIUJU/ A2)
Higher
density
rejected
in Mesa
By KAREN E. KLEIN
( osta Mesa Cll) ( ounctl member...
un~rcmonaously quashed a proposal
by Costa Mesa developer C J
Scgerstrom and Sons for a h1gh-
dens1ty rt'S1den11al complex at Adams
.\venue and Mesa Verde Dnve East
Monda} night
Tht council. facing about 75 an~
homeowners ~ho turned out at the
m~ting to protest the planned apan-
ment complell. and htgh·n~ towers
.. o ttd unanimous!~ to dtn)
~gcrstrom·s request and rec·
ommended the 520-unll proJ«t be
planned for a lower-<k:ns11~ use
The council members e:11.prn~
their clear-cut reJecllon of the
(Pleue eee 11£SA/A2)
Billy
to court
Bill\ Manin the controversial
fonner ba~ball pla~er and man~r.
was ord1:rcd Monda) to stand tnal
Oct 2.3 m Harbor Municipal Court
on ruohc drunkencss l.harges stem-
ming from an '\pnl 14 1nc1dent in
l orona dcl Mar
Manin. 'i'i "'hoc;c lareer incl uded
stints "'"h the "le" Yorio. 'i ankccs,
D{"tro1t Tigers. l\.1mncsota Twins.
T cu-; Rangt"I" and Oakland As.
pleaded innocent tu the misde-
meanor charge 1n 1\.13,
\ltan1n "a' arrested a nd spent
about lour hour-. in th(' Ncwpon
lkath ( 11' Jail after l'C'!>1dents of the
Popp' ~trt"('t neighborhood called
p<'llcc Th('\ compla1ne-d of a shout-
ing match on the front la" n of on(' of
tht· hou"C\
News FoLLowuP
PHIL
S1EID£llWI
\\)Uld not k('('p much of 1ht mone}
from tht \lie of a dosed c<impus. Thr
d1 tnct ha\ not )'et repaid all mont')
loantd b) the 'tate to build local
\Chool\ Therefore. \,he tale would
claim mo'it of tht '.IChool '81e rev-
enu~
•If enrollment trend~ rcverx and
1he d1 '"" nttch a hool aptn an 20
yt'an. tht ro\t of rt'purchas1na land
and po\ •bl} rondtmnma and b.ull·
do11ng homn might ~ far hC'yond
tht dtstncf\ re~urce~
•. imply leaving 1 '>C'hool vacant
would rttuh 1n gradunl drttnoration
(Pt ... SCHOOLa/ A2J
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A2••oraog• COUt DAILY PILOT/TuMday, July 17. 1984'
Cyclist killed in Mesa
Paramedic• make a vain attempt to save
Ron Salata, 25, who was killed early today
when hla motorcycle crashed into the rear
of a vehicle traveling ln the north lanes of
the San Diego Freeway at the Harbor
Boulevard exit. A California Highway
Patrol spokesman said the 12:09" a .m .
accident happened when Salais, a Weat-
mlneter reaident, hit the back of the car
while doing about 80 mph.
CONTINUED STORIES
MARINE LOVER NOT ALONE ...
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v.erc pUnt'>hCd Onl· "'llh a foru·d
res1gnat1on and thr nthl.'r rl•pn-
mandcd Jnd dud.l·d lour-month'
[la~ for lratan111ng \\llh l0 nh\ll0d
"'umrn 1 n t hl' pa ... t \l'ar ba\l' wol..l·,.
man Ma\tl.'r 'igt Jad. \1 1lhahl.~ ..aid
\,1 onda\
Jn thO\l' 1mtance\. the pun1\hml·nt
"'a,n·1 nearh a!> se' ere as that handt'd
to \1oultal... ~ho wa::. drummt'd out of
the t orps on Fnda~ tor "conduct
unben.>ming an otlicrr .. and other
chargc' stt'mming from a lo' e at1a1r
v.11h a \lannl' 'upph rlerl.
But \1oultal.. was ne,er charged
"'1th fraternmng. pointed out Lt. Col.
Bobbi \\ e1nberger. chief of the base
public affairs otlice
MESA REJECTS DENSITY •..
Tht' se .. ent) of \foultal."!> pun1\h·
ment escalated. in pan. becaus.: the
fighter pilot apparentl) told ht!.
tiance. Lance (pl Kandr Clari... 22.
quest1on!J he tntended lo ask her
before a promot1on5 board.
Weinberger ::.aid.
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propo~I t'\ l'n hl."lorr lll·anng publil
testimon\ and a prl'\l'nta(lon on thr
proJcrt
··f'm tlw. Ml·a tht' prowt 11-._1u\t tuo
t.kn,l·:· ,\1J\Or Donn Hall "11J
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thl' .1rt-.1 "hl'rl' ''t' alrt'.llh h.l\t'
• tl11·m. ht· athkd
l 1•U rh 1lv.on1.1n '11rrn.1 I kt t1t1g
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thl' rrl>rmal \\ottld h.l\ l° lx'l"O lhl'
'Jnh' \\ lwthl'I IH rlllt lhl' h1lnll.'ll\\ Ol'I \
h;1J 'h''" n up to prutl''I
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kind 111 Jl'll'ill\ 1ha1 hd\ lx•t•fl
propowJ · lfrrt111iz 'W1d \\ l" h.1J n1)
1nwn·-.1 in .1n urhan ll'nll'l .11 tl11'
ELECTION ...
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Dnnn 11.tll "' ll\\fll'I ell .111
tndu,tnJI dn tr11rHl' m.inul.tl luring
firm lJlll'J Orm·g..1 lndLl'.trll'' Hall"
thl' mJ\lll ol ( 11'ta \k-...1 '>t'n 1ng out
hi'> lir,i full tt·rm on thl· { It\< 11un, 11
lfall al!>t• '>l'l"\l'd '''o .ind ,1 h,tlt \t'ar'
on thl' PIJnn1ng < 11mm1\\111n .ind a
H'ar .md a half un till' ,,,,·., Rr-
dt'' l.'lopmt'n l \gl'fll'
BarhMakan '2 ll\\nl'r11l(orJph1l
Tone\ an Jd\l'rll\tng lirm h1lJtl'd on
"c" port Huull'\ arJ 1n < 11'>\J \k<;a
Jean " al'lo a nwtaph' ''Lal mm1qcr
and ha' m.'\l'r run lnr 1lllilt'
( hark'I \t.trl.l'I .J'I ll\\nl'I 111 the
\1arl.l·I ( l'nll'nt < 11111rat1or-. lirm tn
( 0'>13 \k<,J \1arl.d ''a' Jf'p11tntt•d tn
the l II\ ' Planning < 11mn "11ir1 11n1·
\t'arago
"1d ...,,,llrr rrtrrl·d 11'\l.lurJnt
nv.ncr \olkr J l•IUnlil \\JllhJo'"
\\ho JllC'lll1' Jll ( II\ l tlUnl 11 .1nJ
Planning ( u1111111\.,111n nh"l't1ng.' ..ind
1~ .rn out\pol.l•n t ntli. lll, 11' polil'
ha\ nl'\ l'f lx·lorl· hl•ld puhl1l nflill' tn
< mta \lt'\J
locauon and '' hcthcr \OU (home-O'' ncr!>) had lOme hen· ur not. there
"ould ha'<' ht-en nll JI.'. lion taken ..
The Sl'gl'r~lrom lir111 h;id rropo)Cd
the prOJert. tn part. a'> a "ay to
pro' 1dl' hou'1ng. tn till thl' nL•ed
nc:Hl'd h~ 11<> l.'.omml.'rt 1JI PfllJl'l'l!i
appro,ed for land 'flunh nl the ':Ian
D1q~11 Frl'l'''J'
., l J0°I 'a~ I'm \UfPfl'l'd lh~ lhl'
u1u11c11"<. Jl twn 1.·· -.aid Malcolm
Rn<.c; d1n•ctor ol° Jn l·lopmt•nt for tne
'°ll'gl'r\trom lirm
·1 Thl' h1~h-Jrn~11~ pro1ect1 \\a' .i
tnal h;illoun and trial nalloon' arc
'uh1t'l t Ill l:x· ,h,11 Jov. n ··
'
Romantic relat1onsh1ps bet"'ecn
ollkcrs and enlisted personnel run
contrar. to Corps' custom and tra-
dition for good reason. Weinberger
\atd. If rl·l.:i11on!">h1p!. cross over into
1ob du11es. '"11 v.tll bl' 1mmedia1eh
prrccl\ed ac; fa,on11sm." she said.
and "'ill ad,crselv affect '"order and
d1<,opltne.'" ·
\nord1ng w El l oro ot1ic1ah the
m1htan mun found Moultak guilt~
ol nmdull l·ontraf) lo ( orps· custom
.rnd 1rad111on atter hetng "amcd to
\top the romance I) 1ng about
"'hethcr he continued to sec (lark
.tnd t)b<,trutting 1usl11.'.e b~ tf)ing to
per\uadt her to lil' on the v.llne'>!>
'>land
LB weighs proposal
on Sycamore Hills
l:.n' 1runml•n1.ll guarantee' to
protect lhl' )\canwrr Hill' trall art'
t'\pt·rtt·d to l:x· ht•ard 111n1gh1 "'hl'n J
plan to t·on'>tfllt t h~'i rl'\ldcnttal unit\
on thl· no" pn<,ltnr Pn>Pl'fl\ uinw<o
hl·turc the lJguna Bcalh < II\ C oun·
ul
Tht• rounnl mt'l'I' at fl rm al~ ll'
Hall 5 I 5 Forl.''>t .\' e
Thl' proposal appro' l'd h' tht•
Planning ( omm1!'.s1on re4u1rc'I .1p-
pnn al of a genrr.il plan amcndml'nl.
!One change~ urnd1trunal u~t· prr-
m11\ and a lt'ntat1,c tr.:itt mar to
uln.,trull :i mt\ nl ,undom1n1um<,
.1panment!I and '10gk·lam11'
1o"nhome<,
Kaufman ._\. Hroad Im of Lu.,
.\ngeks"' ill purcha'c a h.J-a<.re parc.:cl
tor $5 7 million "hll h tht• lit\ "'Ill
U'\t' Ill pa) a largl' port1nn ol 11\ d~bt Ill
RJncho Palos \ erdcs ( orp for tht'
$<> 7 mtlhon purcha!.t' of the l'nltrc.'
522 acres of s, ram ore H ills in 197~.
The r1l\ nov. o"es Rancho Palo!.
\'en.Jes appro\1matel) $7.8 milhon
1ndud1ng interest. "'h1ch ac-
l umulatcs at about $1.500 a da\'.
In Janua~. the Count~ of Orange
agreed to purchase 149 acres of
\\1.'.amon· Hills for an undetermtned
amount to dc,elop the San Joaquin
Hilb Transportation Comdorand an
SO-acre regional par!..
t ontern for rare plan1s and "tldhte
hclame a i..e, cons1derat1on in the
prt•para11on of En' iron mental Im-
pal t Repon for the pro1ec1. The
Planntn~ ( omm1ss10n added a con-
d1t1on of appro,al 10 33 others "h1ch
art' alread) in the proposed plan.
"'llll h "'ould n·qu1rc a b1olog1st to be
at the pre-grad mg meetrng held on the
'>Ile pnor to the ::.tart ofworl.. to ensure
the prc\cn a lion of rare species of
plant'> and animals v.here possible
DUCKS CREA TE BALBOA ISLAND FLAP •..
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SuRf REPORT
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I CONTINUED STORIES
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LOCATK* Hunungton 8Mch
Al-Jelly,~·
4011'1 SUMI. N41wpor1
22nO SlrMt. ~I
Balboe W.og.
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SCHOOLS SERVING OTHER USES .••
From Al
The neighborhood school might be-
come an eyesore and a n in\tllng
target for vandals
In add111on. Mahnken said the
surplus funds produced h> leas1ne a
clo'icd school can be used for main-
tenance c~penses at other open
schools
He said the district has a range of
rental fees. A non-profit occasional
user such as a Boy Scout troop can use
space for free. A > outh club with
cxclu)1ve rights to rertatn ::.pace pa\s
the d1stnct'!I dtn:cl monthh <:Ost. 29
cents per square foot. A pn~·atel) run
child-care firm would pa)' 58 cents
per square foot .\ comml.'rc1al sand-
"' ll"h·making business pa~s 75 cents.
The dtstnct''i landlord al'll\ 111es
ha' e also drawn the attenuon of
Fountain \'alle} cit~ officials. Somt'
residents opposing certa tn school
tenants havf tal.en th<.'1r complatnts
to the Cit} ·s Planntng ( omm1ss1on.
'' h1ch en forte\ zontng gu1dehnes
The comm1S\10n helped v.ork out
the t"ompromt!ll' bu~1ng plan for adult
da'>'il'S at N1eblas Se' era I other
lc:ase'i for '>chool space arc ront1nient
upon the tenant\ acqu1s1t1on of the
proper lll} rlannmg permit
Cit) zoning rules also "ere behind
J derision to turn the closed
McDowell School into a Fountain
Va lle ~ Distric t headquarterc;.
McDo"cll. 1n a housmg tract. 1s
unsuitable for man) commercial
uses. But moving tnto McDowell
frrt'd the d1stnct"!I former head-
quaner-; on a co mmencall~ zoned
corner at Talbert A\cnuc and Ne"-
land Street
The old headquaners 1s no"' rented
to the Kmgsmen Drum and Bugle
Corps and the Celebration II catenng
business. There are long range plans
for e\panded de\ elopment of this ~
rnrncr 1f state offiuals "'Ill allo" the
)Chool d1s1nc1 to l..eep the resulting
re' enuc
Rl·no' a ting ~c Do"ell c;chool as a
d1stnct headquarters cost about $1.:!
mtllton. hov.e,er This expenditure
became an issue 1n last's \ear's unsurce~~ful auempt to recall· three
d1stnct tru!ltees
Other d1slncts ha-.e also trans-
torml'd dosed .,,hools 1n10 adm1n1s-
tra11on offices
Thl' Ocean Vic"' School D1s1nct in
Huntington Beach turned the closed
Rancho View School into a d1stnct
headquarters. In doing so. the d1stnct
vacated a more valuable site at Beach
Boulevard and Warner A venue and
i;:ollected $3.4 m1lhon when 11 sold the
property.
Ocean V1ev. has closed one other
school. Rob1nwood Coastline Col-
lege rented the schoo l for adult classes
for a time. When Coa stline left last
year. Robinwood was rented to the
Central Baptist Temple for a pre-
school program.
Ocean View Supennlendent Dale
Coogan said he·s received no neigh-
borhood complaints concerning the
Robinwood tenants.
•• 1 n fact. because the monc\ from
leasing has been used 10 upgrade the
propen~. tht' school now loo~s muc:h
nicer than "'hen we were in there:·
Coogan !.aid
The Huntington Beach C II) School
D1stnc1 mo' ed its adm101slrat1on
offices 1nlo Lebard School after 11 was
closed. It leases another closed
school. Peterson. to Coastline Col·
lege. and a third closed s11c. Clapp. to
the O range County Department of
Education for inslructton of handi-
capped students.
The Ne"'port-Me..a l ln11ied School
D1stnct. servmg Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa. has haJ to make the most
dec1s1ons about closed schools. The
d1s1nc1 has suspended or reorganized
classes at 16 campuses.
>\ major uproar occurred in 198 I
and 1982. when the d1stnct tncd to
lease Corona del Mar Elementary
School to USC for a satellite campus.
Nearb} residents bauled the
proposal. feann~ mcreased traffic.
lights and noise. USC finall}
withdre" llS proposal after the un1-
'ersll) was denied a Cahfom1a
Coastal Comm1ss1on permit
E'e ntualh. the school was sold to a
pm ate developer"' 11h plans to build
homes al the site
The d1stnct had less difficult'
leasing Mesa Verde Elemcntan and
Lincoln Intermediate schoois 10
Coastline College. Ba~ View Elemcn-
taf) was rented for a time to Coastline
but has since been sold to a developer.
McNally School 111 Costa Mesa wa\
sold to make wa\ for the Pac:1tic
Federal Bu1ld1ng. ·
l lnlike the Fo untain Valle" D1~-
tncl. Newport-Mesa has no building
debts 10 the state. so it docs not have
10 surrender the revenues from a
school sale, according to Raymond
Schn1erer. the district's business
manager.
O ther closed Newport-Mesa
schools are used for special educa-
t 1on. continuation studies and ad-
mtn1slrat1on offices or are rented as
private schools or city community
centers. A district advisory comm it-
tee will make recommendations in
the commg weeks concerning the
future of Adams and East Bluff
sc·hoob. which were just closed tn
June.
In the Laguna Beach Unified
~1.'.hool D1s1ncl. Ahso Elementary
School 1s the onh site that has been
closed. The d1stnc1 has leased this
campus to the Capistrano-Laguna
Beach Regional Occupation Pro-
gram Thi!. group has sub-leased
portio ns of the school to da)<are
programs and a church group. Low-
cost studio space 1s also rented 10
an1sts
But Supenntt'ndent Billy Barnes
said the d1stnct's board of educauon
has approved tentative plans to sell
the Aliso campus to National Church
Residences of Ohio. This group plans
lo provide senior citizen hous1ng a
community center and a day-care
program under the sponsorship of St
Mary's Episcopal Church of Laguna
Beach. A county park will also be
established on the 6.7-acre campus.
Barnes said the Laguna Distnct will
be able to keep the $2. 7 million
produced by this proposed sale, and
the property will revert to the distnct
1n 40 years. under the currcnt
proposal.
In the more immediate future.
Barnes said. the district may need
nev. schools m 11s northern area
-where additional ho using 1s
proposed. But he said he does not
e\pect to need more classrooms in
outh Laguna. where Ahso 1s located
Sull. some South Laguna residents
cn11c1zed the sale plan because the)
did not want the community to lose
11s onl) public school campus.
Wednt•sda.~ · A close-up look at the
problems one neighborhood had
when Its school was closed and later
leased.
Gary's and Co.
SUMMER SALE
July 13 thra July 22
Reductions on Clothing
and Shoes
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30%1060%
119 Fa hioo I land
(714) 759-1622
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Writers' conference
planned at UC Irvine
Ul Irvine'$ 1984 Wntl.'r'I' l onference will feature
workshops dei.sgned for the new wmer and to gs' I.' the
workmg wnter new ideas on how to market their own
work
Breaking the first novel bamer 1s the focus of the '\ug.
I I workshop, followed on Aug. 18 by advice on bow to
clean up the finished product. The final classes on
marketina are scheduled to begin Aug. 24.
Further infonnation on the workshops can bt-
obtained by calhng UCl fa tension at 856-5414
Mea to close library
The Costa Mesa Library. 1855 Park A\e. m Costa
Mesa. will close Thursday for conversion to an automated
circulation system.
Ounng the closure. the Mesa Verde Library will
rcmam open. The Costa Mesa branch will reopen Aug. 9.
Archltectural aldes convene
THe Orange County Chapter ol the Soc1et} ol
Architectural Admm1strators will meet at Thompson'i.
Bluepnnt Co .• 3186 E-A1rway .\ ve, Costa Mesa. for a tour
of the fac1lit1es Thursday from 11 :30 a.m. to I p.m .
A luncheon will follow the tour For more mfor-
mat1on. call Betsy Nickless at 549-2207.
Cb.amber board meets Tb.ursday
The Costa ~esa Chamber of Commerce has
scheduled 11s July Board of Directors meeting Thursda} at
noon at the Holiday Inn, 3131 Bmtol St.. in Costa Mesa
Making a big splash
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tu.day. Juty 17, 1884 AS
Dentist leases
Protopappas'
former office
By 1.AREN E . KLEIN
Ol .. O.., .......
When Dr Manin J. McGrecvey. Jr .. reQPeftl 1M
formef\ Costa Mcu offict of ckntilt Tony Protop1ppa1
this month. 1t wilt be a year almost to the day lilWZ the
hi&h-volume 19th S~t buildin1 wudosed amid a Oood
o faccusattons aod lawsuh .
Since then the office, wilb iu familiar bhAe1·and-wh!u
"Sleep..()ral Surgery" sign out froot, bas sat vac:a.at u 1
fOnncr o wner has declamt beo.ktuptey. been sued rot
malpractice b)' former pas.intts and testified on his own
bcbalf dunnJ his tra.I for~ murdtr~:Tbe
murder tnal 1s e~P«tcd to &Oto the jury thiJ w-:ek.
AJI that doesn't holler McGr«vey, a 3~-old
Hun11n1ton Beach rtSJdem who i the newest tenant.
Toda). lhe office bb been renovated. Pn>topappas'
equipment has been rttrihed from lbt county_ manha1
v.ho picked 1t up for kPJ purposes and a ~t new
banner han~ out front procwm1n1 '"()pen Sooo.
The bad thmgs that bve happened are btS10r)'. ~
says. but not 1he kind that as going to stick with~ Sl4 W.
19th St. office that will be the third in his Dental Health
Associates Orange County group. . .
'Tm not anuc1paung a bi& problem," wilh nepuve
associations from Protopappas' practice, McGreevC')'
said. "There'll be some ncpt1,·e rtactJOOS but l'm OOt
wome-d about that."
The offi ce was closed July 21 . J 983. by Dr. Roben W.
The fee is $8. The program will feature a prescntauo n
on the Amel development proposed for the Bear S treet
property north of the San Diego Frce~a). For information
or reservations. call 979-0536.
Vlaltors to the Wedge on the Balboa
Penlneula find that some wavea are larger
than others. Actually, the scene la more
apectacular than dangeroue, aa the water
1• being deflected upward by ea.nd banb
cut lnto the beach by the aurf.
Brown. an ass1Stan1 to J>Totopapp,as, after anonie-ys
Stanford Shaw and Robcn TulJC1' confiscated ProtOpap-
pas' assets
It was 1n Apnl 1ha1 the Cost.a M~ dcnust .,b
arrested on susp1c1on of second-degree murder ·~ d!e
deaths of three patients who uodent.an oraJ SUfJltfY m his
o ffi ce. Toastmistresses off
The In ine T oastmistress Club ~111 postpone its
regular meetmgs, the second and fourth Tuesda~ s of each
month. untal September due to the remodeling of the
met:tmg location.
In the mtenm. members will meet rnlormally on Jul}
24 and August 28 1n members· homes Guests ..ire
welcome.
$750frontrow 'Thriller'
concert tickets a real killer
FaClng m1ll1ons of doll.an an c1viJ la"'sujLS filed b)·
former pauents or their families. Protopappas fiJed for
bankruptc} 10 December 1983.
All that aside. however, McGreeVC)· says the office 1s
"'ell-equ1ppcd and m a good location. He won•t have to
"'om about rccru1tmga lot of new patients because be bas
an Orange Coast chentele who have bttD tra\-·eling to the
group's Santa Ana o ffice. be says.
For times and locauons call usan l msche1d (da,,)
at 660-3871 or Carol Hom e (evenings) at 851-381 o.
8} the Associated Press
For $750 \cott R11101to v.111 '>Cll
\OU a front rov. ud..ct to 'ee Michal'!
hckson and his brother-; in concert at
the Forum 1n Inglewood in \eptem-
ber.
manager of T1d .. t•t Shack ba\ed in
( osta Mesa
··we arc a<iking and gt•t11ng lull
pa\ment 10 ad\ance for ticket'> with
the guarantee that 1f we can't dch\cr
there will be I 00 percent pa) back "
On ut:cas1on .\delman said cus-
tomers v.111 pa) up to S 1.000 for a
ticket to a '>pecial concert.
"We're not going after bas (Protopappas1 patients.. .. \itcG~ve> hastened to pcnnt ouL "lfwc tried to takeover
hts pallents that'd be su1Clde."
The mental assoc1a1Joo the public will make between
him and Protopappas 1s minimal, be clauns, even though
he ts 1n the same business. ••His was basically a one-man
office wnh a high volume and lots of advertising. We're a
group that serves many companies and keeps a pretty low
profile."
Muslcal travelogue at museum
The Orange County Roundtable will present .. A
Jewish Mus1cal Tmveloguc," a musical tour through time
and country, at the Newport Harbor Art Museum on July
26.
Ne,er mind that the Jacbon'i ha-.c
signed no contraus ~Ith the Forum
and tickets haH·n·t t>cen printed or
d1stnbuted
David .\delman at Murra-.·.,
Tickets 1n Los .\ngelcs said that
agenq plans to sell front ro~ seats for
about $500 .<\s for regular tickets. he
said agents ha'e taken .. thousands"
of down payments for Murra}'<;
ant1c1pated minimum ud.et co\I of
$50
Jackson and h1~ brothers would be
upset 1f the) knev. about the 2.400
percent markup planned b) Rizzotto
for the California concerts. said
fa m1 h spoke'>man Howard Bloom.
Dinner wtth wine will he served in the museum
gardens at 6:30 p.m .. and the performance and lecture v.111
beg.in at 7:30 p .m.
Tickets for dinner and pcrfonnanu:. at $13.50 and
$15, are ava1lablc through tht.> Amcncan Jev.1sh C omm11-
tee at 546-2914 Resenat1ons arc ncccssai:
.. We had a H untington Beach
busines~man who bought six front
row seat'> for $750 (each) and I 0$125
'>eats th1\ week·· '>aid R1110110. 25.
The Jacksons haH' announced
tentative performances dates at the
Forum. on Sept 2 3. 4. 7. 8. 9. 11. and
12 Two concerts also are scheduled
10 Anaheim
Another difference 1s that Protopappas used general
anesthesia in his practice. while the most extensive surge!")
McGreevey's group docs is performed under "oonscious
sedation." a state where the patient tS conscious but work
can be performed without pain.
McGreevey's Dental Health Association, which he
has owned along with another denust, John Delaney, since
I Q69. has t"'o ex1sung offices. o ne in Anaheim as well as
the Santa >\na office. he said McGrcevey has been
pracucmg den11str) for 15 years Lecture on lnferdllty set
A free lecture ~ncs. "The Emotional EOects of
lnfert1ltt)-." will be held July 24 from 7 to 8· JO p.m. at l Cl
Medical Center. 10 1 (It) Dmc outh 10 Orangl'
Michelle &'Ck Balke. mamage and famtl~ therapist
wbo spec1altzes 10 in fem Ill} and adoptwn counseling. v.111
lead the next lecture in the senes entitled .. Is bcnone
Pregnant E\cept Me'l Coping W11h ')our l nfcrnltt~ ... in
Building 25. second floor watting room
For reservauons or more information call 779-20111
Realtors present semlnar
The Newport Harbor-Costa Mt•sa Board ot Realtor..,
wilt present a free pubhc seminar ne\t Tuesda) at 7 p.m
o n .. Home Improvements. Stan to Finish" at their
building, 401 N. Newport Bl/"d .. Nev.port Beach.
Expert paneltsts will discuss such subjects as room
additions. do-it-yourself projects. remodeling. 1mprOH'-
ment supplies and government regula11ons. and the
building pennit process.
I OBITUARIES
Services Saturday
for Kristen Goodoien
I am1h nwmhi.·r' and lnt•nth arc
mourning thl· dt·ath ot "-n'>tcn ..\nn
(ioodo1en v. ho Ju~d at her lam1h ·.,
llunttngtun Bealh home \aturd:l\ al
thl· Jgl' 111 ~II
~1 1'>'> (1110JOll'O . ~ho \'-On thl'
(1\)ldcn Kn \\\Jrd for t>c1ng the t:x·,1
girl ph~s1eal l'dueat1on -,tudent at
Edison H 1gh School 1 n I%~ had been
a ttending Orange ( oast Coll ege She
alo;o wa~ a ho'>tC'>!. at the ( rab ( ooker
restaurant 1n Nl·~port Bl·aeh
happened to ht•r ..\O\bcxh v.ho knev.
hrr thought sht.> ""a~ thr '"l"<'tt''t pt'r!.On ..
"-nsten 1s rcmembcrt>d a' J bctll·r-
than-aH·rage '>tudent at Ed.Ison "'ho
pla~ed on the g1r1.,· hadm1nton team
and paruc1patcd 1n all <;pons in
ph)s1cal educau on d asscc; dunng her
four \cars at the school
She was tall.mg psycholog\ cla-.se<,
at Orange Coast Collegr prnbal"il\
\I.Ith the 1ntent1on of v.orking ~11h
handicapped children. her fotha
said
0 I fall g~s as planned. McGree-.ey said. he v.111 begin
secmg pat1tnls in the ne"' office tn about two weeks.
'No bra' flap
brings suit
By tb~ Associated Press
..\ Santa .\na v.-oman v.ho sa\s she was denied a
special discount on a flight from · Hawa11 because she
wasn't weanng a brassiere has filed a la\losu1t against
v. orld .\1Nays.
CALENDAR
"-nsten had enJO}Cd good health
until last Dl't'eml:x·r v.hrn i.he noticed
a lump 10 the muscle of her nghl Gill.
her father Da' 1J (1oodo1cn \aid
\.1 onda) The lump v.a\ 1den11lil'd as
a sarcoma. or t anc..l'r ol thl' soft ll'>!.Ul'
It sprl'ad to hl'r lungs and she had
undergone l hcmotheraph~ r::id1auon
and surgen at the l C L \ \.kd1cal
(enter
Short I) before tht· lump Jl'\ t·lopt.•d
on her leg. Knsten had her long hair
cut and had picture<, taken to send to
fam1h members and lnenlh for a
Chnsimas present The phuw u<.t'd
v.11h this swn v.a<. ont ot tho\t' takt•n
at that ume. her father !>aid
Kriaten Goodolen
The suit. filc'd last ~eek in A.lameda Count~ upenor
( oun. ~ks un.-.pec1fied damages from the airline and
..isks the court to 1sc;ue an inJuncuon to stop 1mplementa-
11on ol World\ dress code according to attome~ Zona
Sage
..,_arl'n lk\a"' -C. claimed 10 the sun that shr "'a'i
refused perm1s!>1on to board the flight to Oak.land on Ma~
~~ e'en though she told airline officials there "~ a
mt·d1cal cmcrgenl·\ 10 her famil) She said she v.as cutting
short her 'acauon 1n Maui because her mother 10
P1mhurg. ( alif had been hospitalized"' tth a hean attack
Tuesday, July 17 Heart Association
funds UCI studies
• 6 p.m .. Laguna Beach City Council. l 11~ Counul
Chambers. 505 Forest A "e
• 1 p.m .. Foautaln Valley School District Board of
Trasttts, Pu bite Study Session. Education Center. 17 2 10
Oak St., Fountam Valley
She returned home ahout a ~ed..
before her dt-.nh
.. She knev. )hl' had ..i homhlc
J1scasc and ~nc~ she v.as going to
die:· her father said ... But she fought
11 all the ~a) .\nd 'he thought ahout
other'i all the time. e'en at the l'nd
Jo....nstcn also 1'> <.UT\ l'ed b' her
mother Rebecca. brother Robert ol
Huntrngton Beach and s1~1t·r
\.11chclte T111lc of Founta10 \ alln
Thl' Orange> Count' Chapter o f the
\ma11..an Hean -hsocia11on has an-
nounced 11"1llg..1'cS150.llllOtose,en
d1tlcrcn1 l.ard10' a<.,c ular re<oearch pro-
Jl'l h
·Thi\ \loac;n·1 some quirk ofone emplo~ce." Sage said
..It v.ai. based on tht> ~ntten pohq ofV. orld o\1rwa\S •·
Be~" \l.3S traveling on a reduced-fare ticket as the
relau' e of a V. orld -\1rwa) s emplo~ee Her sister-in-la~ 1s
a flight attendant and BcSaw's 11cket was reduced from
more than $400 to S 100 under the airline's "Share Our
V. orld .. program that 'itartC'd m Januan
• 7:30 p.m .. Fountaln Valley City Council. Cit)
Council Chambers, I 0200 Slater Ave.
• 7:30 p.m .. Irvine Unified School District. Board of
Education. Lakeside Middle School. 3 Lemongrass.
lrvine.
v. hilc I~ ing on tht• eout·h
"She wao; a '"l'Ct1e -a c..anng
pt'rson. ~l' don't knov. ~h~ 11
The famil) preters tlo'"-~r'i or
memorials to be i.cnt to the ..,_n.,ten
.\nn Goodo1en Memonal Fund. F1rc;t
United Methodist Church. 420 W
19th St.. Costa Mec;a, Q2627 Pn,ate
sen ices w11l be held at the church
Saturda).
Thi' " thl' large'>! amount C\t'r
awarded h' the Orange Cnunt~
( hapll'r 10 \uppon nfrescarch Of the
'l'\ en proJet "· lliur "'ill he conductt•d
at tht• l "" t'r'>11' l'I c ahlom1a at
In tnt·
..\crnrdmg w the a1rl1ne·~ dress code for such ttckcts.
e mplo,ee\ and rclatl\ l'l. must have "proper travel attire ··
It '' the ..amt· lO<k that ha!> apphC'd to airline employees
\Ince World began <,~n 1l·c in I Q7Q
PoucE Loe
Masked bandit holds up
U-Totem market in Mesa
A man ~canng a stoclung mask
and brandishmg an automatic hand-
gun held up a clerk at the U-Totem
market. 5 I 7 W. Wilson St., in Costa
Mesa early this morning and escaped
with an unknown amount of cash.
Costa Mesa pohcc said the man
entered the store about 2:30 a.m. He
CoetaMeu
A Costa Mesa resident was treated
at Costa Mesa MC'dical Center Hospi-
tal and released c.11rly this morning
after he was allegedly stabbed by two
men dunng an argument. Benjamin
Manzilla. 26, suffered cuts on his left
forcann allegcdl)-incurred dunna a
fight with Joel Alvarc1, 24, and
Francisco Alvarez. 27. both of Costa
Mesa Pohcc took the Alvarez
brothers into cuc;tody on susp1c1on of
assault with a dtodly W<'apon follow-ana thc 12·soa.m 1nc1dent .. ••• A thief chm bed ovrr a chain hnk
fcnoc and pncd open a rear door t
Ptnonatizcd C1caners. 2117 Hurbor
Blvd .. Sunday and ,tole thrcc pa1111 of
pants and some chan&C' Total lo,-;
was plac:N at S 35. • • • Thieves who stole some $26,600
wonh of valuable from a home on
the 2700 block of Mendoza Dnvc
Saturday also defttattd on ~mt"
clothint in the homr Pohcc 1a1d they
could find no tvidtnce of fo~d
entry "\mon~ th<' m}nad ll<'m\
pulled the gun and lorced the cler~ to
open the cash reg1stc< V. hen another
customer entered the 'ltore tht· man
hid behind the counter. pol1l.'(.' re
ported.
The robber grabbed the cash 1n thr
register and was last seen fleeing out
reported stolen were camNao;
clothin$, shoes. appliance\, o;1lvcr
sets. chtna and record album<; ,• ..
An o pen garage pro\.'1ded entf) to
thieves at a home on the 3200 block of
California Street Monda) ..\ S 110
b1~e was reported stolen • • • There was an unknown amount ol
loss last wt"t'k at a dental office on the
300 block of V1{·tona lr'r'CI al\er
thieves pned bari; o il' thC' ~indo~c;
and broke 1n • • • Pollet could find no lo~ at a homt'
on the 300 bloc~ of V1ctona tr«I
that was broken 1n10 last fnda)
Th1ev~ removed a ~rt'Cn on an
unlocked wmdov. to a.11n cntn-
Lafuna Beach
David Edward W('h l('f ,.,, wu'
characd with t~'ipa\\ing.. d1sturbina
tht" pt>a~ nnd n:•w.ting arTMt Monda)
night at 6SO LAaunn C anvon Road
He also wa<i found to he wn.ntC'd for
oumand1ng tratlic warrant<; and wn'
n:lca'<'d on total hail of S1. 7 ~o. • • •
tht' hal k door ot the s1orr the
c;pokl''iman added
Thl' lkrk dec;lnhcd tht• man a' 'i-"
~IQ{~~ in his earl\ 20<. and pm.,1tih
hlac..k
A polKt' in'est1gat1on into 1hc
111c1den1 l\ nmtinuing
.\uc)w taJX''> and \unglasse'i werl'
rcpont'd <;tolC'n from a 'chicle parked
1n the 1200 hlock of CltfT Dml'
Monda\ morning. ••• .<\ \.\Oman reportl'd that <ihe "'a'
dssaultcd h) a man ~1t•ldmg a crutch
dunng anattcmpted robhcn in the
1100 block of Laguna (am on Rood
~onda\ morning. The sus~cl ""~
1onc b.) thC' 11me poltct• onin·r,
3m\.t-d and the-wom:rn rept1rtcd no
toe;\ or 1n1 unes • • • Pararhutc tlart"n the sk' about I\
miles oil the coa'>l ~err r('p<>nl'\1 h'
police carh Monda)-morning C oJ\t
(1uar<l ofliualc; said the Na\.\ "'n
conducting ntJht manC'uH'r\
Newport Beach
\ N('wport Beach man n-port~ tht
thd' of nn outl'x13rd motor 'alued al
1~00 trnm a dock rn the l~OO block of
Mtm 'U\ Monda;. • • • ·\ ( 1)'\ta Mc\.i man n-pot1C'd lhl.'
thdl t>f a \urflloaf\S \Alucd at $:'7'i
fr11m h1" trUl k p.trlt-J 1n tl400 hlcx:k ot
We<,t Occantront M onJ:l\ • • • ..\ \anta .\na man repom·d thl' lhl'll
o' h1" \\alkt Imm h1' \,H pJr~l·d 11n
B.i ll'x1a near f'llh \1r1..•c1 \fondJ\ • • • ..\ l\e"' port Bcac h m.u1 rqx1rtl'd thl'
tlcft nl a ttt'm l·olkd111n \Jlut·d al
aX>ut S25.000 and .1tx•u ~" 111~1 1n
hJuo;ch0ld ~C'ltx!" IMm hi' h11m1..· 10
t~e ~~I'll hlo~k l'I \.m l11.1q111n R11aJ
\londa' • • • ..\ ( orona dcl \1ar m.in rt'Pnrted
t~e theft ot h1) 14~ \ T owta I ( 'll'I
vllued at S4 000 tn)m Ja\rlllOl' near
( ccan Monda\ • • • .\ "4cv. port Bcat·h m.in rt'11''rll J tht:
tkh ot a camera, l3JX' n.·l.ord1•r and
ether household item-; ~1th a wt.11
\1'lued uf S~I ~from h1~ home in tht•
!>OO block ot (1ala \) Monda\
Pountatn Valley
Someone pncd open a door w .1n
a \Im mum "lnrge shC'd at thl.' Fil'\I
Pnpt1 ~t churrh 9"'70 5tarfoh ..\\C'
lllJ 'ltOlc a I ~-'i~-d t\lndC' \8lUN at
t600 • • •
\U'ifX". I\ loadC'd a c;hpptnf. l an "'11 h
lbout Stiq "'orth ofgroccne-s at\ on·,
• I 7Q~O Magnolta St and "'al~~
t\rnugh tht' ch«kout lines \\llhout
Jll~ tnlt tor 1 h<' ttood"'
• • • -\ andal'i ran~cl..cd a bedroom. den
a'ld clo~t 11 a rt\1den('(' 1n 1hc 9000
HOl:l.. of Potn\('111a A\t'nue. \'dusing
tbl'lut S I 00 10 d.amatrc
ntne
R11r9l.m <"(aped "1th S4.~l0
" r• 1 ,, tC:\\l'lr. durtng a tiold
•a)ttnh h11rp.l.m in the I '\000 tiltl(.k
~f f 'p1rn \\a\ Monda\ nwrmnJ
Thttv~. "'tw t>ntcn.'\t the home
K>m<'llmrhct 'l"\'n ~\\lam and4 'Ill
l m <'nll'rt'J 1hw1111h ,1 llnnt "'''"1.'n
1r1ndo~
Huntington Beach
\t)ml'l'Ot' hroll.e into a hlu\ Dat,un
: Ill par~ed \londa' at (tt1ldrn \h·.,1
< olkgc Thl' In"' t''\t1 ma1cd at \'I ti
tn\ luded \lert'1• equ1pml'nt and :'
tJfl\,'<, . . .
\ "',,man \\J\ arrc,tcd \.l11nJ.l\
mght at the '\11-x·n<.l'n s markl'I • 1111
\\ arnl'f ..\ -.e lln \U'iPll.lt'n nl 'h11p-
hit1ng \tore l•lfa 1al' \aid '"" ntht•r
... u .. ix-ct<; cscarx'<l RC'CO' cred \\ ert•
..lkl'holic Oc\t·r.igt·, \\t,rth SI'
\lg.arctte<. "t'nh $ \ anJ m1'
\ l'll:tnl'OU'-gtxxh "<)rth S4 • • • \ l•1trf.lar. "'a' reported "1onda' at
.1 hl1t1W 1,n the 't)(l hlod ol I "th
...,tn.t'I T hl' lo<.' in duded Jl'"' eln
\\Orlh $Ml(I • • • '11,ml'unt· hro~l' 101t' J hronn I \J ~4
RM\\ p.irkl'd \1onda' l'n th1· ~!\Ill.I
lill'll~ \11 rd1ngcr \\\'OUC Tht• lo\\
1n\ lud\"d <.lt'reo l'~ut rment ""nnh
~6()(1 . . .
Rl'Oll'' ing ~IJ" lrom J tiad dt)(H
tn enter "''Oll'\•nt• ~urglJnll'd J h1l01(
on the \l.,llU hk~k ,,I l Mn"all Dll'l
a resident rt'portt-d \fond.i~ T hr h'"
Ml1ma1cd at S4lt1 1ndudt'd a 1dc·
'1'1<1n <;et and a 'tdf.'•' rt"\'t1rdt'r
• • • .\ man "'as a~ttd \.1 onda' altt'r
noon lln ,u,p1l iun ot o;hoplt tlin~ .11
th<' 'portmart \loft' ... 4.' '\ fd1n~<'r
..\\C' RC'CO\f.'rt'd "'a'i a "<'t'iUlt top
"Onh S '\ • • • \omcon(' 'ila'iht'd the ttre'>on a darl..
blue JQ"'l:\ To\Ota p1d.up par\ed on
th(' 16~00 bloc._ of M~llan Lan<"
J he dlimagr "'a~ ~ttmatcd at S'fX'l • • • .\ hurp.lan ~a' rt'portcd Monda\ at
;i hnme on tht> 400 bltX~ of I '\th
'\tn't't The lo., ... c<;t1matcd at $44Q
indude,t a tclt\ 1\1on ~t and a old
'ham ••• \ rf."hknt of th\" MOO hlcl(.l.. ol
I av. n Havrn Dn' e reported Monda\
1h:i1 on the pa\t 1v.o Sundays. some"-
1lne ha<,<.tokn 'ii'< hronzc statues from
th\'. hl,ml' The lo<.<. "'a., estimated at
~'t\(1 • • • I ntl'n ng an unlod .. ed garage o n the
'"'01 bloc~ l'' Bu'>b' Lane someone
"h'lt· a hlur I ll~n GT dirt bike. a
rl'\ldl'Ot rt'pdncd \.tonda) The loss
\~3\ l''illmall'd at s~oo • • • .\ res1Jen1 l,f tht' 16500 block of
l 1nmaud Lane reporte-d Monday that
't'mt•on( <;tnk his leased black 19"'..,
H\1V. fhc In<.<. "'as esttmate-d at
\I 'i ()110
• • • ...,dmNine \tnle a 20-loot o;k1 boat
Jnd trailer dunng the past two days
from a 'itorage lot on the 5600 block of
Rt•<.carch Dn-.e. the owner told pohee
\1onda\ 1 he loss was t'lot1mated at s 18.00ti • • • \rear <.hdmg door was pullc-J offtt<;
trad.' in a home hurglaf) rcponed
Monda' on thC' I ~'X.Xl hlock of Lures
l .-ine Th<' loc;s tndudcd t"'o t('le-
' l'it\')n ~ts "'orth S 100. clothing
"'orth SI ()()() and J<'"'<'l~ worth
SI .tlOO
Natural gas line
ruptured in Mea
i.\ ural ps hne u 201 5 Pomona
.\' c 1n Costa Mesa was 1cud~n1.1lh ruptu~ Monda} momma b~ i
com.truC11on tractor. a Co \I Mtt.a
F1f\' Dci>anmcnt employtt said..
R~1dcnts wrmundm the broken
P' lmt> .. -err alened to the problm\
but not c'-acuatcd.. f u-efiahten stood
b} until .,.,., romp&n\ cmploycn
could ptnch uff the P..' leak, tht-
emplo)tt said
A• Orang9 COnt DAll..Y PILOT/Tuesday, July 17, 1884
Record debt fuels interest fears
Factory, use, con s umer debt p eak ,
prompting dire economic for ecasts
By Tlae A11oclated Presa
.\mencan consume~ too._ on an
unprecedented amount of debt tn
Ma) and factory use in June hit its
highest le'el m three }e:.trs. 1wo
reports that some economists said
threaten to push interest rates higher
Consumers took on $10.23 b1lhon
more in installment debt than the}
paid off in May . eclipsing the
previous record of S6.61 b1lhon set
last February. the Federal Resen e
said Monday.
In a ~cond rtport the Frd said
tactones. mint's and u11h11es operated
al 81 7 percent ofcapacn} 1n June. the
highest level since Jul} 1981 and up
from 81 5 percent tn Ma) and 81 4
percent in Apnl
And 1n a third report. the Com-
merce Department said Amencan
businesses replt'n1!.he<l their shelves
and showrooms at a slo"'er but still
health~ pace in Ma). boosting tn\.en-
tones 0.9 pen:ent abo\'e the pre' 1ous
month.
The department also said business
sales Jumped 1.6 percent, the sharpt11t
a,ain since December, to a record
$412 . .l billion in May.
I ogether. the reports indicated that
the nation'seconomy. while probably
slowing from ns s1zzhn1 pace 10 the
first quarter, conunued to e"p nd
bns~l> the past two months
"We knew the e-conomy was hum·
mml along in the second quarter but
nothing hke that," said Donald
Stras1he1m, v1C'e president of
Wharton Econometrics 1n Philadel·
ph1a.
The economy's strong vowth has
many credit analysis womed, since 11
keeps raising private credit demands
at a time when the Treasury is already
borrowing heav1l> to finance the
federal deficit -the rcllult 1s h1Jher
intcres1 rates.
There is spcculauon thut Fed
policymaker'\. who met pnvately
Monday and are scheduled to meet
aaain tod8) Will ffiO\e tO restnct the
a,11lab1hty of credu 1n order to cool
the economy and curb mOauon. But
such a move also would hf\ rates 1n
the shon term.
Bu1 even a slowma econom) "1s
unlikely to reverse the cyclical up-
ward movement in interest rates,"
and would still would produce growth
"too rapid to sustain without eventu-
ally lifting inflation," said Henry
Kaufman. chief economist of the
investment firm Salomon Brothers
Inc.
Reaching out for the flame
Five-year-old Nulya Jobe of Richmond geta a little help
with the Olympic torch on ber leg of the Ofymplc torch run
through San Francleco Monday. Although epelled briefly
by her father and another torch-run anlatant, Naelya
carried the torch herself for moet of her run.
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Hanoi
returns
' remains
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) -Viet·
nam today turned over graying
bones believed to ~ thOM of eight
U.S. servicemen, and U.S. officials
put them on a cargo plane.h.aded
for a military ldenUftcallMfOenter In
Hawaii.
The bones, packed tn tep8.t'ate
wooden crates. w.e cMoked
br-.fly at Hanol'e NOi Bal Airport by
U.S .epeclalllte and loaded onto an
Alf Force C.130 trllft9P0'1 plane.
A dozen f orelgn journautt.t Mr•
1nvtted to witness the elmple e«·
emony at the Hanoi airport.
Offtciala from both countries
Mid they aoon wtlt re1Ume quar-
terly tecttntcal ,,,..... to <hcuu
Amertcans tlsted aa mlulng In
action In the Vietnam War.
Rlcbard St•venaon, a public
affalrt officer with the U.S. Paciftc
Command. said ~ talka most
llkety would raume by the end of
August. They were interrupted last
year by Vietnam, which WU angry
over U.S. criticism that Hanoi wu
dragging Its feet on the lsaue.
Vietnam altO had pottponed tho
return of the bonea, wttleh orlg-
lnafly was scheduled for Aprll.
Nazi hunter:
says Mengele
visited U.S.
ORL \~DO. Fla. (AP)-Dr Josef
Mengcle. the Nan ".\ngcl of Death"
who c;upcn, 1sed the slaughter ot
40<).000 people during World War II .
made c;cYcral trips to M 1am1 under an
assumed name and was nearl) cor·
nercd b\ l ' S officials in 1979 an
Israeli l\ia11 hunter SS}S
To' 1uh Friedman. "ho works for a
non-go' crnmental agcn() "h1ch
documents actt"111es of sun1v1ng
Na11s. "as in M1am1 last week
a11cmpt1ng to persuade the U.S
A11omey's Office to release 11s list of
Mengelc's aha~s
The names were listed on an arrest
"arrant during the 1979 incident.
fhc Orlando Sentinel reported Mon-
da)
But government oflk1al~ ref use to
give out the information, and former
tJ S. Attomc' Jerome • anford. who
was going to "sen e the warrant. told
Fnt'dman he t:an't remember the
namt''i.
Sanford <.atd he wn~a,1ven the arrest
warrant fo1 Mcnaele in Jul) 1979 and
rcce1,ed 1nformauon that wa\ "mort'
than JU'>I a 11p" that Mengele wa\ on a
01ih1 arming from Paragul). the
~n11nel reponed
anford ..aid he wa\ about to lea\.e
for M1am1 ln1erna11onal \1rpon to
arrest Menaele when h<' "u told the
acrn\t"d Na11 war criminal had h«n
11ppc-d on and chd not mokl· lhl' n1aht
"I "-OU Id ha\.e lf.l\<'n m) leg to have
\t'nt'd that warrant." he ~1d, "hut
tht• rat c'irnpc-d thc in1p ..
NATION
Near-ll2lss over Atlanta,
5 injured over N. Dakota
By Tiie A11octated Pre11
An Eastern Jel carrying 29 people passed within a quarter-mile of a
m11Jtary plane. apparently due to controllers' em>r, and a Northwest JCt
plunJed suddenly m turbulent weather. caulln& pas5CnJers to bunt into tears
and 1nJunna five of them, authonties said. "I've been flying for 25 years, and
I've never 5Cen (a plane pass) that close," Capt. Ed Edelen, the pi~ot ~fEa1tem
Airlines Flight 92 from Miami io Chicago, said after Monday's incident. Th
Air Force KC· I 35 was so close he could sec into its cockpit as both plan~ ~e
just north of Athlanta, he said. ln the second incident, a ~orth~est A1rhne
flight 338-a Boeing 727 out of Winnipeg, Manitoba -rao into air turbulen
and suddenly dropped altitude. The plane, carrying 91 passengers, landed
the Grand Forks, N.D , airport about 3·20 p.m. Monday on its way t
Minneapohs-St. Paul
Tomados, thunderstorm• strike nadon
Thunderstorms swept across the upper M1sms1pp1 Valley today aft
dropping more than an inch of rain at Minneapolis-St. Paul, destroyms o
suburban house and damagmg 25 others. and spawmng tornadoes that struc
two Minnesota counties. Showers and thunderstorms st~tched from the up
Mississippi Valley 10 the Southeast and Southwest today, said Nolan Duke,
forecaster at the Nauonal Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City, Mo
who described the storms are .. very strong." l n Flagstaff. Ariz., the tempera tu
dropped 24 degrees in two hours. from 83 degrees around noon to 59 by
midaf\ernoon.
Priest banned Ferraro from spedlng
NEW YORK -Rep. Geraldine Ferraro was barred two months 8$0 ft?
addressing a Roman Catholic women's group about economic legislauo
because she 1s "pro-abonton " savs the pansh pastor who canceled her
speaking 1nv11a11on The Rev.' Henry Lang said Monda} that he w1t~dre#
Ferraro'!l 1nv11at1on to speak to a St. Roben Bellarmine parish group-1ss1:1ed
without his knowledge -after a telephone call from a diocesan antl·abomon
group. ,
Space fllght center tap destroyed record•
HUNTSVILLE. Ala. -A ~oup of teen-agers illegally tapped computel"9
at NASA's Marshall Space Fli~t Center, destroying records and keeping
scientists from their work. officials said af\er the FBI confiscated computers
and equipment in raids on four homes. Scientists at the Naoonal Aeronaut1~
and Space Adm1nistrat1on 01ght center d1srovered the computer break-m Jun
28 and reported 11 to the FBI. Moses said The scienttsts were unable to use the
computers while they were being tapped, he added.
Nuke weapon parts allegedly sblpped
HOUSTON -A federal grand Jury has 1nd1cted three Pakistan.is oa
charges they tned to ship high-speed switches used 1n nuclear weapon tnggers
to their country. Nazir Ahmed Vaid, Sahm Ahmed Mohamedy and llyas
Ahmed Mohamed} were accused Monday of conspiracy, giving fatso
statements to federal officials and v1olat1ng U.S mumttons export laws. Vaid,
33. was arrested m Houston on June 22 by Customs agents while allegedly
tr) ing to ship 50 switches to Pakistan He 1s being held under $200.000 bond.
'\rrest warrants ha"e been issued for the other two men.
SWAT teams cover Israells' arrival
LOS ANGELES -Under the watchful eyes of police special weapons
teams. about 180 members of the lsraelt Olympic team arrived Monday at Los
.\ngeles lntemauonal Airport Most of the athletes were probably unaware of
heightened secum' as the) walked through the customs area. police Lt. Dan
Cooke said "Pan of our tactic 1s to be there 1n force. but not to have high
'1s1b1ht~ ... Cooke said Shentrs depuues on foot and in helicopters were also
on the scene Mondav . but the Sheriffs Office would disclose no further
information for "c;ecurtt) resons." said Deput) W1lhe Miller.
Hollywood slgn gets f acellft for Games
LOS ANGELES -The idea ol turnmg the 450-foot-wide "HOLLY-
WOOD" sign into a giant hghtsho" for the 01> mp1cs h11 Rick Rutherford - a
professional hght1ng execuuv.: -and Eg1ls V1gants in Januar). Their dream
appears read> to become a spectacular realit> on Jul} 28. the da) the Ol>mp1cs
open. when dozens of floodlights -I 0 rnlors 1n all -turn the 61-)ear-old
landmark into an Oashin$ rainbo"' "It "'Ill be the "orld's biggest animated
billboard." Rutherford said 'vtonda)
Unrelated murders requlre separate trials
SAN FRANCISCO -Barf) Glenn W11l1ams. a defendant charged with
t"o unrelated. d1ss1milar murders m 1981 and 1982. 1s entitled to scparat~
tnals on each charge 1f a JOmt trial would severely hamper the defense, the sta"
Supreme Court ruled Monday. The court's dcc1s1on 1n the murder case. fro<l)
Los An~eles Count>. makes 11 harder to Ir)' someone in a smgJe tnal for a scri•
of unrelated crimes. on the grounds that evidence about one cnme miilf'
unfairly lead the JUI') to believe that the defendant had committed the others
3 guards Injured at San Quentin
SAN QUENTIN -Three San Quenttn Prison guards suffered minor
inJunes Monda} man attack by four inmates "ho resisted an order to return U>
their cells. a pnson spokesman reported. The inmates refused to be locked in
their cells in the east block maximum control u01t before other pnsoners were
returned from the exercise yard. said administrative assistant Wayne Si nger.
Another officer fired a blank warning shot from his shotgun. halting the assaull ..
he added.
Crash victim founded student group
C'Ol'<CORD -The founder of an or$"ln1zatton that sends 'studen\s
overseas was among SI\ people lo..11led 1n a private plane crash that narrowly
missed a Concord auto dealer's showroom The v1cums included Werner H
Schenk. 4 7. of Santa Mo01ca. founder of World Encounters. a non-profi t group
that sends about 800 students abroad each year. officials said Monday.
Saturday's crash also ki lled Schenk's son Hans. 21 . and the son's girlfn end,
Lizette Nevarez. 23. of Los Angeles.
Iraq says lt downed lranlanjet
BAGHDAD. Iraq -Iraqi air defense units today shot down an Iranian
Jet fighter m the sou them sector of the border area. an Iraqi m1htary spokesman
said. The spokesman, rcad1_ng a communique over the state radio, said the
Iranian warplane "tned to violate Iraqi air space 10 the southern sector" of the
730-milc border separating the two countnes. which have been at war since
September 1980. There was no independent confirmation of the claim.
Sllcbs b~gln repairs to Golden Temple
AMRITSAR. India -About 150 orthodox Sikhs began repainna the
battle-scarred Golden Temple today despite accusauons by other Sikhs thar
the) were traitors for stanmg the work while the shrine remains occupied by
go"ernment soldiers .\ curfew was extended until Wednesday mornina 1n
Amritsar. the walled city around the Golden Temple. to prevent another
march b) protesters from the Sikhs' Akah Dal poht1cal pan y. About 125 hymn-
chanllng Sikh women were arrested Monday night when they tned to march to
the temple to protest the army occupation. No violence was reported.
U.S. must retaln New Zealand accea
WELLINGTON. New Zealand -The United States and Austral11 said
today that U.S. m1htary forces must continue to have full access to New
Zealand's .ports and airf!elds 1f their threc.-nation defense pact is to survive.
That pos111on was stated 1n a communique issued after two days of talks amona
the alliance ~anners. known collect1vel y as ANZUS, following a ptedae by
New Zealand's Labor Party to ban v1s1ts by U .S nuclear-powered wanhips and
conventional warships carrying nuclear weapons.
Mystery cargo cau.a dlplomatlc •tlr
GENEVA. Sw1t1erl~nd -A d1plomat1c tua-of-war 1s under way betw~n
Switzerland and the Soviet Union over nine tons of cargo which Soviet officials
say is d1ploma11c baaaaae. The mystery carao 1s 1ns1de a sealed truck parked ~t
the Soviet m14is1on here. On Monday, Swiss authonties renewed their demand
fo r a. custom' declaration and said they might setk to conduct an 1n1pectio11.
The truck, bound for Geneva, was sealed by wm authont1es at the Ba~l
border che-ckJ><?tn t last Wednesday after Soviet officials refu~ to allow
customs officials to in5pect 1t.
E. German• tunnel Into W. Germany
Mt INICH. West Germany -Two Ea" German brothers tunneled all
night under a cham-hnk fenC'e fonified w1th automat1C' 1hoot1n1 deVlcct antt eKa~ into West Germon) th1~ momma. Bavanan PohCf said. The brothers. aa,e~ 28 and 19, u~ a colltps1ble '>hovel to d111n 'ipot whcrt the East OermM\
authont1c' had not yet huncd block~ of ct'mcnt to f>l'('vt'nt tunnehna. 11lt.1
nohcc 'l'X>kc\mon Heinl '\Ice
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Mascot gets a dressing down
Clad ln a coatume of a donkey -the
official mucot of the 1984 Democratic
National Convention -Jeanne Lauren of
8an Francl.co talu with a Secret Service
agent (left) before etrlpplnl off the outfit
CrlCht) to clear the eecurlty check. Tight
seca.rlty wae the order of the day at the
convention ln San Franci8Co Monday.
~
Cuomo wows delegates
as Mondale woos rivals
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -As
Walter Mondale courted has two
opponents face to face. the Demo-
cratic National Convention em-
braced a new hero tn New York's
Mario Cuomo. who rallied the party
to his vision of the future and his vow
-"Democrats did at. and Democrats
can do 11 again ."
The payoff for Mondale's drama tac
move -a personal session alone w1 th
his two rivals for the nomination -
eould come tonight 1f the convention
sidesteps a brawl over philosophical
differences as at drafts.a platform.
Aides to the three ca ndidates -
Mondale. Gar) Hart and the Re".
Jesse Jackson -are to meet toda) 10
isce af the' can re:;olvc their bosses'
differences over part> planks on the
use of force abroad. on JUStacc. Jobs
and peace.
But Monda) night belonged 10
Cuomo. Nev. York's go,emor. a nc"'
face on the national scene. pegged b)
[he professionals as a likel) pres1dcn-
i1al contender 1n the some future
t>cmocrauc convention
He electrified the delegates b'
recalling their party's '1s1on ol a
Jackson •
leads
anti-war
protesters
' SAN FR.A.NCI CO (AP) -ome
15.000demonstratorsJomed the Re".
Jesse Jackson 1n chanting "gave peace
a chance" outside the Democratic
National Convention. hours after
police arrested 84 anu-nuclear
protesters who were sprawled on a
~owntown street.
In a scene reminiscent of has
nami;>aign for the Democratic presi-
4ential nomination this year, Jackson
ltd the crowd Monday night in shouts
that e<:hoed off the walls of Moscone
Center. where New York Gov. Mario
Cuomo was addressing convention
delegates.
-"We must declare the Western
Hemisphere to be a war-free zone."
Jackson told the youthful crowd.
"lfwe have the strength ofourown
Ro nvictions. we can stop kalhng
'broad and start healing at home I
will not be silenced as long as there 1<;
jnjustace an this world.'' he said
In has keynote speech. Cuomo also
condemned the escalation of the
nuclear arms race and "the largest
defense budget an hastol) ··
Police earlier in the da) arrested at
least 84 people. mcl udmg sax JUvcn-
'iJes. who lay on the pavement 10 block
entrances to two bu1ld1n~s 10 an
Francisco's financial district, a half-
male from the convenuon site.
, They were booked for 1nvesugat1on
1of felony conspiracy to block traffic
and were being held an lieu of$2.500
bail each, police said. ~
The demonstrators were members
of the so-called "War Chest Tour," an
)rm of the antt-nuclear Livermore
~ction Group which regularly dem-
Qnstrates at Lawrence Livermore
laboratory. a government-financed
fab southeast of San Francisco where
nuclear weapons research as con-
ducted.
Two demonstrators were treated at
hospitals for cuts and scrapes. alona
wt th another protester who fainted an ¥ police station.
In the Mosoone Center demon-~uon.z acttvast Daniel Ellsbcra. who
ncd ramc in the early 1970s when
leaked the St.ate Department's
· Pentqon Papers" to The New York
"rime • told the crowd before Jackson
appeared that the comma election
represents a chance to tum around
the arms race.
11 "We have tflt choice tha fall
j)etwcen a man who has promised to
.accelerate the nuclear arms race and a
IJ'an who has promised to end tt If we
11ve Reaaan the power, he wall make
the arm• race irTevenable •• he \aid
compassionate government that
honors hard work His delivery and
urning maled the artful Republican
an Washington. Ronald Reagan.
"In our family are gathered evef)-
one from the abJeCt poor of Essex
Count)' an New York to the en-
lightened affluent of the gold coasts of
both ends of our nation." rang out
Cuomo. son of 1mm1grants.
.. And an between is the heart of our
constatucnc) -the middle cla~s. the
people not rich enough to be worry-
free but not poor enough to be on
\o\elfare. those Y..ho "-Ork for a ll\lng
because the) ha"e to."
.\wa\o from the humid subterra-
nean conventi on hall. \.\here their
delegates bathed an orator). Mondale.
Han and Jackson held their firstJ01n1
meeung since the primaries The's11c
neutral ground -a hotel <;u1te atop
breez) Nob Hill.
"No nominee can be deued
without help.'' said Mondale. ad-
dressing JOO reporters after the hour-
long session. Hart said he thought a
compromise could be reached on has
plank -seeking to pledge a future
Democratic president to commit no
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U S forces an Central Amenca and
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Jeopardized
Jackson was ambiguous. "We re-
serve the right to be competitive to
the very end, .. he said. But he also
said: "There as now a need more and·
more to cooperate."
Has planks cover jobs. justice and
peace. He '!.eeks an absolute cut an
defense spending. not merely the slow
growth that Mondale advocates.
Jackson. who won 18 percent of the
pnmanes' votes. addresses the del-
egates tonigh t. something ca ndidates
for the nom1nauon used nol to do.
Hie. speech could ans\o\er the ques-
tion of has role an No, ember. Part'
profesc.1onals think Jackson 1s
ca pablt' of dell\enng millions of
'otes from ncv. I\ registered blacks
Meanume. supporters of George
~cGo"ern. the ant1-\o\ar nominee
buried b\ Richard Nixon in 1972.
<,a1d the~ are to tr) ing to pther
enough signatures to put him an
nommauon -g" mg him a chance to
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' Pope takes to skis in Italy:
Completes perfect slalom
PINZOLO ltul)' (.\P) -Pope
John Paul 11 spent a ~cond da) on the
ska slopes toda)'. and e~ons ~•d he
never fell althoufh hts style wu ··a
little staff at fi~t. •
Pohce kept spectators and Journal-
ists away from the 64-year-old
Roman Catholic pontttfs retreat 1n
the mountains of horthem Italy. But
the state-run RAl-1 telev1s1on
network reached the stte by helicopter
and interviewed escorts who accom-
panied the pope on Monday .
.. He was a little staff at first. may~
because he hasn't skatd for a long
tune," said Franco Zana. whose father
runs the Cadut1 delrAdamello Lodge
where the j>ope sta)'ed Monday naa,ht .
.. But afterward he gave at all he
had," said Zani. who said he sk11ed
with the pope for more than three
hours before and after lunch Monda)'.
Zana saad the pope was a ··me-
dium" skier. "'He\ '>el) ~low. sure.;-,:
never fell ."
Italian news agenCI~ reported the
pope wore a blue ski sun and did a
"perfect slalom" Monda). h 1s first
day of skung since becomm~ porrt1tf
IO 1978.
A police officer carl)ang a two-way
radio would confirm onl)' that the
pope wa~n the I 0.485-foot Lobbaa
Alta peak a~an toda) The peak 1s on
the snow-and ice-covered slope lead-
ing up to the 11 .664-foot Monte
Adamello.
Tourists. man)' of them families
with small children who hiked for
hours up rock) roads into the remote
areas of the mountains. \.\ere pohtel)
turned back at several police check-
points.
pope. traveling Monda)' wath hah n
President Sandro Penins reiched n
by helicopter
The 87-yc:ar-old Prt" 1dent. who
docs not ska. returned to Rome on
Monday after havins lunch wuh tl'\e
po.fohn Paul was expected to wand up
has tnp Tuesday. He has a wttkly
generaJ audaen~ on Wednesdays at
the Vatican.
Kenny Delmar dies
nni a un. a bl p and
dark unawscs. the pope reportedly
made a rew ru1u down the mounwo
Monday an tht compa.n)' Of ~
guards whilt Ptnini, clad in a tbict
whfre 'weatcr and mok.iaa bi1 p1pe,
chttrcd him on,
"Your Holin , you arc a true
masler." Ptrunt. who does aoa Ki,
rcporttdJy told John Paul.
The area leading to Lobbaa Alta as
hoed v.1th towering evergreens. sno\o\
patches and breathtaking waterfalls
The slope as one of 1he most inac-
cessible for sk11ng 1n ltah and the
Kenny Delmar, eeen here in a 1945 photo pen bay~
.. Senator Claghorn" on the Fred Allen Show. dlecl lloaday
in Connecticut at the age of 73. .
McMartin search coveFs 9 locations
LOS ANGELES {AP) -Two
markets, a photographer'• studio
and eeYef'af homes were among
ntn,e places searched by
authorities as patt of the lnvetttga..
ttqn Into the VlrgfnJa McMartin
Preechool mot.station cue.
Deputy Dtstrlct Attorney Glenn
Stevena, one of the proaecutors ln
the case, sakS investigators and
offloen armed with warrants Mon-
day were looking prtmarity for
photographs.
Stevens saJd that to his knowi-
edgt no pornography wu found.
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and Palos Verdel Estates home of
Hanten WJU ams, ld«ltlfled a the offlcfal photographer for the now-
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Reagan: Both
the star
and the prop
·His handlers tell
him what to say
and when to say it'
~.\~ FR.\~CIS(O -fhe other
da\. thl' leader of the "'l'\tcrn world.
thl' President of thl' l 'nnl'd States.
was a,i..ed a queM1on H1~ pres~
~cretan-<: um-min1stt'r ol propa-
ganda. Lim Speal..t''>. 1umped in
front ot h1~ hoss and told him not lo
sa) a word Ronald Rt'agan affable.
unflappable and a' charming as a
Cabbagt' Patch Doll. ~hrugged and
~Id he "'as SOrT) tk had been
ordered not to an~wer the question
The 1m.-1dent took place dunng the
Ronald Reagan Magical Mystef)
four. Like Michael Jackson. Reagan
ts both the star and the prop· reticent.
unknowable and intellectually
adrogynous. His handlers tell him
what to sa} and when to S<l) ll and
when he goes home no one kno"'s
prec1selv what he docs He either
looks at television or talks to his
snakes. Your guess 1s as good as mine.
The Ronald Reagan MagJcal Mys-
tel) Tour 1s a professional endea \or
-all show biz and almost no
substance The President 1s flo"' n
here and then 11own there. Air Force
One banks over the Daytona speed-
way m what 1s known 1n the trade as a
marvelous \ 1sual. Tht' President
stans the race b' remote tontrol. and
then b> remote ·control the men who
stan the President tell him the ume
has come to leave. And '>O he does.
Dunng the last wee!.. or so. the
Reagan M) stel) Tour has been
featuring his ecolog} alt He has lx·en
to the Chesapeake Ra~ "'here hl'
watched a pair of cagk~. and to
Theodore ROO\ e' t'lt hland 1n !he:
Potomac R 1 vcr. "'here he posed
before a statue ot the man "'ho
launched the '\;auonal Pari.. .,, Sll'm R~agan turned that '>~\ll'm o·q~r to
James 'Watt He allo\.\ed him to
e>.plon public land'> for rnmmnnal
• purpose<; and Y.hcn ll u>me'> to
protecting the en \ 1ronnit•nt. he ha.,
ml the budget f'.oe\cr mind The
President pla~ed Smui..C\ the Bear to
show that his ind11lercncc to the
en,1romen11s ltm1ll'd onh to pnltC\
Persona II\. ht.' nner ffil'I an eagle he
d1dn't hlo..c
L'ltl'r on that ~me tour thl'
President praised tht• f ood for Peace
Program This 1s a program "onh
pra1s10g '>inc.:e 11 pro\ ides food to
starvingpeoplc.-throughout the world
The President did not mention -or
did not i..now -that his adm1n1'>-
trat1on had once tned to cut the
program's budget Onrc ag:11n. realit}
seemed to mean nothing. You are
· . ... ....
RICHARD
COHEN
"hat )OU sav )OU arc. _
Rad when Jlh cms1ng ltrms \.\ere
li~t used in poh\Ks ... ume JX~ple
worried about the abbreviated
message ofrnmmerc1als. Whal could
you say in 15 or 30 set•onds'> Was 11
fair to show a rnndidate on horseback
or v1s1 \lng e1 construc\lon sne and not
!Ml) a word about his \O\lng record'.>
Would the \ oter be snookered')
Whatever the ethical qualms about
1hose commcrc1als, they pale com-
pared 10 wha1 Reagan's managers
have cooked up. The} have IO\ en led
the staged he The President sur-
rounded b) the animals of the forest.
The President praising a program he
tned to gut.
Because Ronald Reagan was once
an actor. the chche is that 1h1s 1s all
show biz But 111s show b11 -all show
biz It has almost no rela11on to
realuy. a pohucal wizard making
smoke for the tele\ 1s1on t·amcras
Even the substance lacks substance.
For mon: than three }Cars. Reagan
has been puttrng his finger into the
C)es of the O\ 1ets and now with the
electton da" ning. he "ants -as the\
say in Holl)wood -10 take a
meeung.
Most of ht'> life. the Prec;1dent ha'i
had nothing but ~orn for arm'>-
control treaties and has appointed
oflic1als to his adm101strat1on who
share that\ 1ew Now. all of a sudden
he wants arm!.-Control treJues
Tfte telc' 1'11on ne\'-"ori..s. obliged to
lOver the Reagan Magical Myster.
Tour. flash thei r Ca \eats Warning.
The Following 1s Purc Propaganda
The correspondcnts tell }OU that what
\OU sec I'> nothing but a <:ampa1gn
event. polt11call) hogu!. and about as
honest as a m1d"'a) pitchman. The~
e1re. though the capll\es of their
medium The picture is "'hat manen.
Their words are "ell. mere words.
So ll "as not \urprising 1hat Larr)
Speake<;. <,po~csman for the oc-
cas1onall) ~pecchless. would step 1n
and nng do~n the curtain \\hen the
\trtpt "as threatened . .\ lt'mble 1hmg
had happened Some reponcrs. en-
tranced b> the Reagan Magical Mys-
lel) Tour. had mistaken fantasy for
realit~ and treated Reagan as Presi-
dent Speakes set them straight That.
after all. 1s his business
Sho"' business
Richard Cohea is a syndicated
columnist.
:-~ French can bounce
~ a check one time .
"' ...
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to be so called Pierre Lonllard. the
tohacco king 'le" spaper'> coined the
term 1n 184' to 1dent1f\ him
..,l Jrt' .in l·kphan1 Jilli tt\ l'.lr' "-tll L.M. Boyd is 11 syndicated
\tJnd up -.1ra1gh t columnist.
GUY5 .... ARE WE
SURE nus WlLL
PROVE I GIVE A
HOOT ABOUT 1lffi
ENVIRONMENT? ..•
'"Ronald Reagan, affable, unflappableandascharmlngasa Cabbage
Patch DoJJ. snrugged and said he was sorry. He had been ordered not to
answer the question."
RICHARD COHEN coJumnlat
THOMAS
ELIAS
Sen. Wilson
held key to
wilderness
compromise
More haggling
expected before
----it becomes law
The dispute O\ er a 15,()()().acre
tract offcderal land straddling the
Tnnity·Mendocmocounty line
provides a key 1llustrat1on of why 1\
tookalmosl l'-"O years 1ocrea1ea
compromise bill giving huge areas of
Cahforn1a the wilderness status that
would protect them from develop-
ment.
That b1ll 1s Ii nally expected to reach
the US. Senate floor next month.
then head back 10 the Hous.: for final
action.
The Yolla Bolly wilderness area on
the middle fork of the Eel River t 30
miles nonh ofSan Francisco is a
classic demonstration of Republican
U.S. Sen Pete Wilson's plainu"e
statement that "It seems hkeevery
inch ofCahforma has at least two
1mponan1 consu1uenc1es."
W 1Ison1s considered a key actor 1 n
the future of wild Cahforn1a lands
His first big mo .. e was a1andmark
compromise w11h Democratic Sen
Alan Cranston 10 protect about 83
m1lesofthe Tuolumne Ri ver.
Aflerthat. the two senators were
sull about 300.000 acres a pan in
deciding ho" much other land to
protect Cranston pushed to presef\ e
nhout 2 million acres. with W1lsona1
about I. 7 million.
The} finnll~ '>Citied on 1.8 million
acres
.\nadd1t1ont0 Yolla Boll\ wasonc.-
ofthe disputed areas finall~ 'included
in the compromise. Among the
interests fighungoverthe land on the
western edge of the e>.1!>ltng wilder-
ness ha\ e been the Lou1s1a na·Pac1tic
Corp. tht·consena11on1st Wilder-
ness 5oc1et~ and a small arm) of
man1uana gro"'ers likel} to mo-.e
into tht.' area 1fLou1s1ana-Pac1fic had
\.,.on pcrm1ss1on to put 10 a umber
road
Lou1s1ana-Pac11ic "ants the area
left out of lhe "'tlderness bill because
oft he road and very little else.
A new road would make 11 easy lo
truck logs from the large stands of
timber north ofYolla Solly to the
firm's lumber mill at nearby Covelo
With a road, the logs must be trucked
about 20 miles to the mill. Without.
they \ravel 160 miles over existing
roads.
Soa new road would save Louist·
ana-Pac1fic ume and a lot of mone}
enabling 1\ to outbid competitors with
m1llsfanhernonh for the limber.
It dido 't hurt Lou1s1ana-Paci fie
that John Crowell. the firm's general
counsel 10 the 1970s. is now assistant
agriculture secretary for natural re-
sources. That makesh1m theeffect1\~
head of the U.S Forest Sen ice. which
controls the land around Yolla Bolly
Not surprisingly, the Forest Serv1cc:
estimates of how much timber could
be harvested from the disputed land
were far h1gherthan those of the
Wilderness Socie1-.. which wants the
15.000acres to re~ain 10 their
natural roadlcssstate.
Water woes a problem that won't leak away
Among W1ldcmessSoc1ct} claims
are these: There isn't enough timber
on the disputed land forthegovern-
menl to make a profit from selhng
lumbenng nghts 1herr. Thr Forest
Service must reimburse com pa mes
for the costs ofbuild1ng roads into
ll·ased umber areas.
What's more. claim the consena-
11onists. building a road would open
vast new lands for poach1ngpo1
growers. who already raise an esti-
mated SI billion crop in northern
California
f\t'f \lltu• I Olll\l."d Ill\ liHlllh Ill
thl I )rJn~t· ( oa<,l lllll' ol till' h1ggt'\I
prohkm' 111 tlw a1t·,1 hJ\ lx'en watl'r
V.a1n tor dnni..ing \\ Jtt r for \\J\h
ng d1,hl'\ V. atcr for h.11h1ng \l. Jll'r
111 u1mr>h \.\1th the c;1gn-. 111 restaurant
n·,1ro11m\ · l aH' la., mJnoc;:· Water
tnr l;1\.\ 11\ JnJ tlowl'r\ and home
g.111k11' anJ ln·<.h wall'r \Y.1mm10g
pool\
In Janu.1n ol I ~.t 7 "'hen "'cam' t•d
on the < hJngc Coast. "l had water
1ha1 l ame lrom deep underground It
'-"a'> a deep orange color and while 11
.illuall\ wa' <,oft and o;,a le 1t didn't
aripc:ir polahlr and o;,omt' of the
n~"wtnmer' wouldn't e\l'n hat he in 1\
~h l'\l'tUll\C uffo .. er dunng 'World
V.ar II w;'I\ Dave Ring He was from
< onnel'\llul "here. ht.' <.!aimed. thev
• had 'good" water Hc flat I)' refu$Cd It)
:· get into a tuh of the <;\ulT out here
One of the fonner offilcrs at the air
ha~ who had \ acated the apartmC'nt
linall\ convinced Dave.-the water wa\
=· .. : ORANGE COAST
' Daily Pilat : ..
r-: ...
.111 right to bathe in. hul until h1: was
.1hlc 1u get otht•r 4uartl'rs. hr 1n<,1sted
on bu~ ing h<lttlcd watC'r for lOffee ancl
todnnl..
f-or a\ long J\ I <:an remember. all
domesuc "-att•r has lonw from water
'i tored 10 the big aquifer under our
area That aquifer has been refilled
\Car after H~ar tl\ v.ater from local
raino;,. to an c>.tcnt bu1 pnnc1palh
from high-count~ o;now drainage .. 13
the Santa .\na R1\er
Thi-; hov.cvcr. was truc: onl)' unul
o;,omc years ago. Then the demands
for water became c;o great. because of
populauon increase. we had to 1m·
port from the < olorado Rt \Cr
Nffw with the demand ahout WO
gallons per home per da}. on the
average. and man't' more homes and
business. the <;toragc basin rcqu1rts
Metropolitan Water 01c;mc1 surplus
to replcn1!.h the draw
Now. the ptopk of this area ar<' up
again<;t a truh fngh1cn1n1 s1tua11on
H. L. Schwart% Ill
Pu(Jlt!)"''"'
Chary Oowellby
l'.d1t0f '"" "-'""' IOl~PU~I
Fr.nk Zlnl .. ~ -y U.y 1!1 I._'""'•• !\'10 ..... , f'At I ""°' .. '" (dtlOt .. ..._ "°"'-co"~" ,., &<l• IYlO • ~C A lt?&;f. TomT .. t
City (dllOI
I
WALTER
BURROUGHS
-frightening that is. because An-
1ona by action of the Supreme ( ourt
can claim most of the water that was
allocated to Cahfomia.
There's no fooling about this.
Anzona ha'> already construc1cd an
int:tke plant doc;c to the Pariccr Oam.
I t.·an personally l'en1f-. to th1'> I've
~en it.
l ln11l this )car. the Orange Coa'lt
ha~ been able 10 foll back on \urplu
water from the Los Angel~ C>epan-
mt.·nt of Wattr & Power. No"' there's
no c;uch th mg a'I a 'urplu'I
Recent!)' a fhe-yrar "Mm1st1ce"
wa!t 11ncd bet"-ttn the l nvo ( ounty
Board of Supc:n 1~rs. lhe LA Cit}
Council and the ( 1ty's Dcpanmcnl of
Wutcr & Po"'er This 3rmt uee 1s
over pump101 operations in Owtns
Vallry where' the (1t) of Lo' AnJflcs
hB'I gotten most of its water Now u·s
headed for the courts. It h11~ <1lrudy
aontn as far a~ the )rd D1<;tnct Court
of ,\ppcal~ The <\pf)(als Coun has
announced an add1t1onal require·
mC'nt under wh1C'h hoth \tdC\ of tht>
•
con1ro,ers1al 1s~uc. must secure coun
appro\'al of 1 he .. five )Car arm1st1cc "
~o. what do \OU think? When Go\
George DeukmcJian wa~ .\ttorne'
General. one of his staff referred 10
the water s1tuat1on m Southern
Cal1forn1a as a .. helluva mess."
Nm' that he 's governor. Mr Deu-
i..meJian has to deal wnh the mess and
he'"' tl)ing He tntroduced a "water
pac.:i..age" -a comprehens1.,.e water
development program.
fhe program consists of a series ot
leg1sla11ve bills that would provide
water for areas of need. adequate
safeguards for the areas that have
surplu'I water and a plan for 25 )tars
of ~v1ng and development of new
source).
.\II the ··hav(' not<;" have endor1cd
the governor·~ plan enthu~1u\lcall)
A few of the "hove<;" aert'cd to go
along. bul onl}' after being 4''1'1Urtd
that the 'iurplus areas would be even
mor(' that protC'ctcd
That''> going to be \Cry tough to
arrnmph~h. 1 o 1mplcm4.'n\ tht"
"water package" there will ha ve to be
pa'i~d h> bOlh hou~s of the lcg1'-
la1 urt 10 different bills \\11th so
rontrOVC'f'ital an l'i ... UC. that's 1010110
mean. probahl)'. a Hou~Senatc on
cadl ont' and man> rhangc"i and n
comprom 1~
1 hi.' gO\ernor l!I obv1ou<;h not
sanguine thJt all lhc\t' btll'i will hf
apprcncd and thC'rC' ~ems to ht· a
aood r..-Mon for h1\ rnncem
Alrcad~ l\ssembl:y Speaker W1llu:
Brown has dcmanded that tht state-
'oters 'lhould vote on the plan and
Sen D:l\ 1d J Roberti of Lo<; Angeles.
who 1s president pro-tern of the
Senate has been quoted as saying.
"the bill doesn't come out of the
Senate unless Californians can vote
on the issue."
So 1hc outlook is pretty grim. As the
lelev1)1on news and radio pick up the
story 1t will take on the aspect of a
horror ~tory and 11 will hurt real estate
sales greatly That will impede new
developments .
As you may have noticed the only
solution to the water shonagt" thus far
planned 1s 1mportat1on of water
But there is a differtnt answer. That
is dcsahniz.ation of stawatcr and
brackish willer. Advocates of this
point to Saudi Arabia a an eumple
of the pon1b1ht)' of huge desallmg
opcrat1ons
The \<'<'hnoloay 1s known but the
problem 1s that succssful big opcr·
1111on!t arc dependent upon fuel and
the minute a laflt' aovcmmcnt de· ~h011~\1on plan 1s 'IUQ~ted the
~mt thin.a that alway happen will
occur. The pohttc11ns will JCl mto the
act and they'll fiaht and fight and fiah1
11nt1l 1hc flC'Qplt> get so th1"1y and so
unbathed odorou5 1h1t the~'ll "throw
the ra..cal~ out .. But that '' alway~ a
matter of )'Can
Wallt>r B•rroa1lu I• tbt> D•ll>
Pilot'• to11.adln1 pablltbtr.
"Knowing!) or not. Crowell is in
bed with the pol growers." argued
Charles KJmbcll. a an ta Barbara
lawyer fighung to have the Yolla
Bolly wilderness expanded as much
as possible. '"Their goals arc identical·
bust open and exploit. The public
access(from new roads) would not be
used by anyofthe'publtc' except thr
po\ growers who spread cnme and
violence in these once-beautiful hinterland~."
Y cl, W1lwn :ude James BurroUJhs
5a1d the man,uana issue 1s one his
boss couldn't even con-.1der 10 d~i
dmg the fate of the la nd. "It's not a
lepl acttvity," he si:ud. "So we don't
even consider it. ..
Nevenheles~. the con~rvataonist~
have apparently won th1sb:mle
But the Yolla Bollraddatton was
only one of dozens of d1:1puted
potential w1ldt>mcssareassubJ~l to
hagglina t>ct\\ten Wilson. Cranston,
local convc'ismcn and vanou com·
pet ma pn vote 1ntemts
Now that d1i;putcand all the others
have apparently Ix-en d~1dtd But no
one should tx surpriM:d 1f new
,quabble break out bcfort the wilder·
neucomprom1~ httom~ I&\\.
nom• EU•• I•. S.•UI Moa.lca· b1~ t-0lama111oo11.tu l.n••·
J.
Dally Pilat TUESDAY. JULY t7. 1984
Claudette Colbert'•
legendary twlnkle
la undlrmnlahed
after 80 yeera. 83.
Alrllne conaumer
protection m•r
be up In th• •Ir.
S..Pege85.
Travelers:
Remember
to unwind
Laserniakesstrides
in surgery for -feet
CARY
ROTHENBERG
"You will VISll
six countries in eight
days." the travel
agent says, "each da)'
crammed with activ1-
t} . .,
Books. maga-
zines and travel
•••••••••••••folders are loaded with suggestions on
what to do and what to see on vacations. Seldom 1s there an
an1cle wntten on what not to do -which would make
most people's vaca11ons many ttmes more satisfying and
ccnamly more relaxtng.
It seems that with the "good and aflluent life" has
come a nec-d to outdo. outdistance and outvacation not
only the neighbors. but also the previous family holiday.
And so. eve!) year. m1lltons of Amencarts take to the
highways and airways determined to cram as much into as
shon a time as possible. In doing so. they are not usLDg
good Judgment or max1m121ng the potential of truly
enJO)lng their vacations.
A husband can't understand whY. his wife always gets
sick on vacations: the employer can t understand why so
man) workers end up taking a couple days sick leave
1mmed1ately after a vacation: safety authorities can't
understand why there are more accidents in vacation
act1v1t1es than 1n occupational activities.
What tt all boils down to 1s we have sought a good ltfe
with more leisure. but most people JUSt don't know how to
handle 1t when they get 1t. We travel too far, we run too
hard. we eat too much: we play too vigorously. We over-
indulge oursehes in every act1v1ty and very often find L,..:._...,._ ...
ourselves nursing an upset Stomach, a Strain~ back, head UadnlflcationDr C-fdLo -.tth•---and body pains or some much more senous he.aJth ..._ • •-.. weuaeswa ~r
problems -mstead of feeling refreshed. allowa more effectl•e •ur&lcal correction.
Many illne~are brought on by vacation activities
such as upset st chs caused by eatmg a strange food or _
backs strain fro lifting the 12 suitcases brought by six
persons.
Beam-can reduce t h e trauma
to tissue, recuperationtime
By SUSAN MONAHAN
O.it,,... eon.paAde4ol
··with toda) ·s technolv"}' there shouldn't be patients
suffering from intractable foot pain and poor surgical
resuh!i:· sa)S Dr Craig Lo""e a pod1atnc surgeon ""ho
practices in "le""pon Beach
He and Roben S1e1nbroner DP~ ha"e formed the
Pod1atnc Surgical Group de~ribed as one of perhaps a
dozen 1n the count!") that includes computer technolog}
laser surge!)' and m1crosurgel)
.. Eight} percent (of the US populauon) 1s affi1cted
wuh foot disease.'' ~1d Lo""c ··But onl} 10 to 15 percent of
that populauon seeks treatment"
Believing that fear keeps man) people from getting the
care the} need. he added. ·· Pnor 10 the 1960s. foot care
procedures were brutal There was a lot of pain and
d1sabll1t} .. but we'\e made tremendous progress··
Others don't seek treatment because they thank aching
feet are normal.
But Lowe explained that far from being natural. foot
problems can be traced to walkmg on mao-made surfaces
and weanng high-heel shoes-.. We sec increasmg sevent}
of foot disease m women who wear fashionable shoes We
do a lot more surgery on women."
Most foot disorders are the result of "mechanical
disease," which usuall} stans 1n childhood. If the feet
cannot suppon the bod} 's weight properly. the damaging
force will cause biomechan1cal problems which even1uall)
lead to deformities m the tissue of the feet.
The extent of this mechanical disease can now be
measured b} the electrodynogram (EDG). an instrument
that Lowe compares to the EKG used to record hean
function.
Electrodes are plac~ on the patient's legs and feet and
connected to a recorder pack worn around the ""a1st The
patient then takes a 30-second walk. ""1th and ""lthout foot
gear \ftcr each test. lhc pack: is plugtd into the EOG
console and the computer pnntsout a readinaof~e foroc
data along wtth d1agnost1c and treaunen& sugesuoo . : ..
Lowe credits the machine with m.akins diqnosis -
more precise and sc1enufic procedure. PodLAlruts now
know. for example, that each foot functions diffmnt1)l
from the opposing foot and should be treated accordingly!
Another d1agnos11c aid 1s the Lmscope. which looks ~methtng hke a blow dryer, but is actually a hand-held
fluoros.cop) untt which was developed by the National
A.eronauucs and Space Admin1stratton.
l\hhough the L1x1scopc provides X-ray unaics of iM
foot or ankle Lo""e pointed out that the patJcnt is exposed
to less rad1atton than would result from two and a half:
hours of sunbathing.
Lowe takes pictures of the foot an three positions and
traces them out on a computer board. He 1s thus able tc>-
reproduce a three-d1mens1onal view of the fool, and. io
effect. go through a surgical dry-run before be operates.
Laser surgery 1s performed 1n Lowe's offiet with.a
carbon-d1ox1de laser So named because tt opentes on
carbon d1ox1de gas. the laser emits 2S watts of hi&hlY
concentratt"d ltght. .. This laser gives us the ability lO do
surge!) with relatively no blccdtng-it cuu the tissue and
seals the blood vessels as 1t cuts," said Lowe.
He added that 1t 1s less painful than conventiooaJ
surgery. and more effccttve.
Neuromas (painful tumors that grow 1n the ball of the
foot) have a 40 to 50 percent recurrence rate after ~ular
surgery, he said ... but wtth laser and microsurgery, we have
a 97 percent success rate."
MultJple myloma (mahgnant skin lesion) 1s less likely
to spread with laser suriery. he said. -When the tumor 1s
excised surgically. cells can seed throughout the body. But
the laser seals the blood vessels, so once the tumor as out.
there's no chance of 11 spreading elsewhere."
And when wans. which arc contagious and can
spread. are treated by laser. not only is the growth
remo"ed. but also .. the laser lolls the virus (wbJcb causes
the wans) on contact." Lowe also claims a success rate "in
(Pleue .ee LA8EJlfB2)
Here 1s a list of DON'TS
I Don't Ir) to cram too much mto your vacation.
While a hea\) schedule ofact1v1t1es may seem like fun in
the planning. a fattgumg schedule can be dangerous to your
health and well-being. Fatigue dulls reflexes. slows
reactions and often causes erratic responses to situations.
DIETERS SECRET: CAN'T WAIT TO LOSE
~ Don'! tr) to dnve too far in a single da}. Take your
11me. allowing normal food and rest stops.
J Don·t cal Junk foods Tr) to maintain a regular
~chcdulc of meals. ev('n when faced with tame changes.
eating your normal kinds of foods. Don't skip meals: don't
o'ercat
4 Dnn't ru$h .\llow ample 11me to pack and get to the
airport 1t \OU areil~mg Stan earl~ 1f)OU are traveling by
car
'\ Don't mis~~ our sleep (rel as much. and even more.
~leep during \our \acat1on as you do at home.
fl Don't tr) things that )OU are not m physical shape to
do Fornample. don't tr) to spend a da} playing tennis or
hike aero'>'> a mountain if )OU ha' en·t done these activ1ttes
1n \Car'>
· 7 Don't take too much luggage Carry o nly what you
can rnnven1cntl} handle. lf)ou need help. get it.
8. Don't be the ··workhorse" for the whole family. Let
CV('I) bod} pitch in with the various tasks.
9. Don't stt in the same pos1 t1o n for a long time. If you
arc 1n a plane. tr) to elevate \Our feet. or get up and walk
(Pl~ue eee ADVICE/82)
M OSI people -------------
w .\NT unlimited
funds. the lo" ellest
homes. the m ost suc-
cessful children. the
most powerful career
and the most exciting
vacations. But. more
than an~thmg else
most people W .\NT
to be thin
LINDA
ALWI
basic human need'>. Tho~e dieter'> "'ho are successtul and
v.ho remain successtul .ire tho~ ""ho also ha\e a NEED to
be thin.
V1ck1e hates her fat but '-EEDS her 1nappropnate
' eating habits e\en more Her "'ork '>he sa\s. keeps her in a
pres.,urc cooker
"No wonder I eat too mul·h I 1ust can·t help 11:· .,he .,a,., ,....
.\c; a tranquil11er and a., a .,olution to her problem'>
compulsl\eea11ng reall~ doc., "'Ork lor a ""h1le The !.<>lale
and r,atet) of chocolate 1te lream 1s apparenth more
1mponant to her nght no\\ than being thin
\I 1d..ie 1s not honest "'11h he~lf v. hen she sa .... shed
She's stopped telhngJ1m about herf~hngs because It hunc•
too much. Instead. '>he's found 1n food. a soothmg
')Ubst1tute
Barbara. a ne"" la"' school graduate and the mother of
l""O. 1s facing her .ioth b1nhda) ""1th 35 extra pounds She
hates her momtng confrontation w11h her mirror. It
embarrasses Barbara to think ofmter> 1ew1ng forc'\ecUll \e
pos111os in her current bo<h
-\s opposed to Ahce and Vickie. Barbara"-EED to be
thin For the first 11me 1n her life. her desire to be thin ha$
emerged as a bona tide '-EE D She feels good about her
academic and professional accomplishments. but is
concerned about her pad.agmg Success 1n an) other area 1s someho"" tarmshed b) a
poor personal bod) image To be fat 1s to be plain
m 1~rable for m ost of us. It's sad that those '>'ho struggle
with the problem also kno"" that 10 \\-.\ "-T 10 be thin 1s not
enough.
··'-obod) · c;hesa\S "desene~agreat bod\ more than do an~ thing to be thtn \he hone<,tl) '"-\' T<i to ""ear a
'\mailer size. but lx'tau\t' '>hl· I'> pan ol the human rale ht·r I ·
'EED\ continue 10 coml' lir<,t Barbara I!> hkeh to de' d up ~me nl'"' b1ngemg
beha,1or If her re~ohe and 'EED to be thin lOnttnue to
e\1st she·11 be b1ngeing or pampenng herself m ne"' and
t'\llllng \\.a~s.
Consider the "I NEED to Diet" diet as the ultimate
answer for weight control.
T he idea 1s quite simple No one gets thm until he/she
NEEDS to get thin. Psycholog} tells us that 1Cs NEED~.
not WANTS. that take to p pnonty.
Other NEEDS are clearer W e can't ll\e >A1thout
oxy11.en and water. Food. doth1n1t shelter and lo"e are also
he eats to If) to sausl) tht• "'rong kind of hunger
-\lice NEED her fat 10 prott'lt her from ge111ng 100
close to her husband. Jim Thin) pounds ovel"'e1gh1. her
la)er of excess fat pro' ides a bamer which preventlo hc-r
from being' ulnerablc to him
Jim does not haH' a \Cl) high .,e, drl\c and .\lln·
pcrcel\ es this as personal rc1ec11on
( ook1es and pasta ha'e hecomc her hugs and k1'>ses
Champions turn
out for new movi
Pr em iere of 'Nadia'
s h ows thrill s. sacrifices
of all top gymn asts
By ANN CONWAY
Delly l'llot corr .. pondent
More than 250 people gathered at
Edwards( inema 1n Newport Beach for
the West Coast premiere of'· Nadia ... a
d ocudrama which tell\ the lttcofRoma-
n1an 01> mpir g) mnast Nadia Comaneci.
~h monc~ is on Barbara
Dr .\lgaz11~ J p~\ t holog1st and marriage counselor in
( orona de/ .!\far .\ddress Jn.' questions to Linda' .\lgaz1
Ph D c o Dai/\ Pilot P 0 Bo' I 5to0. Costa Me53 CJ!6!to
Hy la Bertea, co-commluloner of omnuttca for Lo9 Anaelea
Olympic•. greet. Cathy Rl.Cby McCoy and her huaband Tom Mceoy.
Thee"t'nt wassponr.ored b' .\1rCal
and Parker Hannifin 10 benefit tht· L' ~
G)mnastic Federation. Hoste; for the
even mg were Gen. William Lyon (w 1th
wife Willa Dean)cha1rman of the board.
president and chief e'\ecut1\ e for .\1rCal.
andthcl'. Men'sanJ Womcn·s
01) mp1c g) mnast1c team and coal hes
Pnor to the scrcenanggue~ts \.\ere
treated to a recepuon 1n the I heater lobb'
where the) enJO)ed champagne. punch
(for the man) stude nts in attendance)
chocolate-dipped straw bemes. cookies.
and of course. popcorn fort he show
.............. .,..,.,
Dick Bertea. left, abo .. William and Willa Dean Lyon framed tlcketa
and ln..ttatlon• to formeT Olympic Oamee be recel•ed u a lift.
"Nadia" depic1sComancc1's nse from
childhood to Olympic stardom at the
1976SummerGamcs 1n M ontreal where
she won international acclaim by sconng
a several perfect·· 1 Os" and captunng
seven gold medals
Befort curtain. Mike Jackl. executl\ e
director fort he l ' GF. introduced
honored guests-Bela Karolyl ((om-
1ncc1's coach who Oew tn from Houston
forthcevcnt). AllaSvlnky, l 1 S. Ol)m-
ptc Rhythm1cG)mnasttc team coach.
and lt•n'l"laoma1and CaUay Rlaby. l ' S.
01ymptc gymnasts from the 1970s
A standing ovauon was g1 vcn to
Corona del Mar rts1dents Hyla and Olct
Bcrtu (co-comm1ss1oners of Oh mp1t nm nasucs even ts).,. ho amt ngcd foe
"N1d1a" to bt shown The benefit ra1~
mort 1t:~n $2,SOOfor the LSGF.
The cnthus1asuc CTO"'d a rttd t hdi Im
was a dynamic and rcahst1c portra~al of
the hfcofa young. dC'd1catcd athlctC'-
howtng both the pcnk\ and the 'a lie''
Patty Darnell waa a dellChted
firat-ntchter at 'Madia.•
1nht'rcnt in the g1g.ant1 cetTon to be-come
the\ C'f"\ he t
.\mong those hanngan c'ntrng
pre I udC' to the Oh mp1cs were art' a
g~ mnam Pam Blleck. Kathy Johnson.
Mary Loa Retton ( prt'~n t I) u ndcr t hC'
tutelage ofKaroh 1) Marie
Roetbelaberser and Lucy Wener.
En.JO) 1ng the film werr Don Peters,
Olympic women's g) mnast coach. Carol
Stabl1eve1kl." ho pla) s the piano tor the
woman a> m nasts ·floor c'\crc1scs Zff
Mabel Allred, Nucy C.rd, uc) La1k,
Diane and Harry Rlaker, Joni and Bud.
Sm 1th \'1d.1 and Jim WarmlD(lOD,
Harriette Witmer and "Nadia"
prodUctr:\Jlm 'Aompson and Warne
n"'m
1•:1r.1ra1111\ c·ditt'd tH Daill Pilot, f\ /( 11.arrJ and Diane ll.lnker arrl•e at ltd..,...
l d11M \ 1l1.1 lk.1n Cinema foT benefit pranlere of •Nadia•.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. July 17, 1984
War on gum disease battled with toothpicks
Proper picking
controls bleeding
· · within five days
If )'Ou thrnk 1oothp1cks an: guod
onl)' for !>pean ng hon. d'ocu' n·~.
chew on this: 1 oothp1ck\ arc finall)'
winning respect a~ weapon\ in 1hc war
o n gum d1sl·a~
In two recent \tUdll'' at the l ( at
San Francisco. the humbk wooden
11n plcment prnH·d '>u1wnor tu other
methods 1n l<lntrolhng tlt'th plaque
and gum blcl·ding. ma1111 "l!-n' ol
JlCnodontal J1\l'<hl" ucs• Jl'lltal h~g.ll'nl\t \1.trg.m·1
Walsh and dcnll\t 'ath;,in !....tufman
1cs1ed tonthp1l·l c, on I ~ 11ll'n .md
"Oml·n v.1th mild tu molkr:ltl' gum
d1sea'>t· h ir the lir\t t'4ll mllnlh\. thl
'>Ubjn 1' bru'hl·d and tlo,\l·d T lwn
the\ added lhl' I ll\lrl11. t1.•d U\l' 111
1ooihp1d .. -. tor tv.o month'
f, cntualh thl'\ addl·d ll\l' or J
OE!AR ANN LANDERS: I hope I
cton•t toUnd Uk•• snlvetlng, seff-
pftytng fOOl. but my ltte h.s been eo
b.tking ~odot .111d h~dro~wn ix·ro.\1<k
-.lurt) -lhl' lOllH'f\HIOl' ul thc "di·
lnown ..._eye:!> tcch111qlll'
.\fkr the toothp1d. ph.l\l pla4uc
and bleeding d1m1n1!>hl«1 l:n 50 (ll'r·
i:ent There wa) no tun her 1mpro' l"
ment after the "e~ "' pha\l'
In lhl' )c.'l'OnJ 'tud\ Dr\ I "
!'!tune and Paul \tl1n'>on haJ ~4
dt'.ntal swJent) hrui.h and 110'.)\ hall
the mouth and bnt\h and p1rl thl'
other .\gain. -.1gn' ol gum dl\ea)l'
Jt•chm·J "gn1fil'anth "'hl'rl' the
tnlllhpic.:L.' had hct•n
''l\ktha1mal <l1<.rupt1t1n ol pl.tq11t·
"the mu\I dll'l ltH' lH'Jtment nl gum
dt\ca'e ·· -.;,i" l>r l;.autman "h>r
hal trna 11' hh 11' 1ng 111 gel J\ 111\\
111" n v. h1·n all the \lrt'l't' .trl' lur n uf)
H111h rL'\l'ilrl h group' ho1111\\\'d .1
to111hp1d. telhlllljUl llom \.111 I r.1n
ll!>Ul denlt\I \lJP 111 ( \\l'll1\t,1t
'•Ill' \l'ar\ J~u ()r \\ l'lll\t,1t nh
'"'" l'll th.ti \llllll' 11kkr p.t11cnl\ haJ
health' gum' hut 1.trl'h hru'>hl•d or
tlu\wd ln'>ll'.td thn \\ould lJrl'lulh
hrt.•.tl .1 round tno1tip1d, Ill obtain .1
thin. he' ckd l'dgl· .and dean 111,1Jl·
~ ~~joyteaathelelast :; ..;~..,...months I don't care If
~~tornorrowever oomee. My hus-,~.j belnd peeMd away a year ago In
• ;:.~ • .ndlcan~Memtopull
~-.. ~~.
•• i.MDUS
t dtdn.'t reaJfze how low I wae untlJ
_...._I spent theevenlngwtth a
wonCMffutyoung cousin whe>te
wtMNid beer'I operated on that mo:mtngfor amaf)gnant tumor. He
lla~andaocompenled his
-wife to tbe operating room. It was
not nec••lltY for the oncology ugeon to teb him tne bad news.
" He ((new ttMt situation was hope.
lea.
Our marriage wa one of the few
good ones around. We were per-
fect tor each other. t haven't had a
happy day or a good ntght's &leep
aJnce my darting passed away. Do
you have any advice for f!Wt? -
WILMElTE. ILL.
DEAR WtLMETTE: Yd, and I
hope you take It. A great many
people who were once In your
shoes are happy now, and I can tell
you how they go1 that way.
t fo\lftd myeett wishing I could
tr«Htptaces wtth that dear woman.
My MXlet)' end grief suddenly
t~to anger. Why couldn't the lewd take me Instead of her? She Is CMW..-andahe had ao much to live
few and I want todJe. tt all seems so
unfair.
Forgive me for ram bl Ing on. Ann,
~ but I need to talk. Please tell me If I
wift ever get over feeling miserable.
They contacted the Widowed
Persons Service. Thi• group does a
fabulous job under the auspice$ of
the American A880ciaton of Re-
tired Persona. Their servioes are
available In 150 oommunl16es
around the United States and there
18 no charge.
Theirs ls an outreach program to
..
, ..
Mom finds threat
best motivation
II thcrl'., ;.111\ont· nlL•fl' 'ul nt•r.thlt· -------------
than Ol'\.\ p.trl'fll\ I don t ~no" ''ho ll"
Ju\I n1l'f1\1111l It' good Im \llUr
Lhlld ... and \\~·rt• rilling llUI lhL l hl'l ~<,!Uh
bcforl' \o\l' ~' rn ~no"' thl' Jlrlll' \\ t"ll hu'
am thing • l''rx·u:ill::. If 11 prom1"1.'' 111
makr our thtldrt·n <,maner
rnr lht• tir,1 thild I nought o1 1hrn'-
ERMA
BoMBECK
11ercd 1m1t..1tmn ka1hn Pl'l1lll ho\ that •••••••••••••• wa'I '>Upp<lSld to rl'<,lnrl' 11rdl.'r to hrr l1k
and trac h hl·r .,l'll·n·ltant l' \hl '>tutled 11 do""n a '>C""er '>O she ""ouldn 't ha' e to
lug 11 around
\.\ c hought lwr onl' l'duu.111unal tu~'> large l'\pcn!.I\ e "oud biol I.' 1hat
rncouraged dl'\ll'rtt~ and modelingcla~ that nurtured crea1" 1t~ \he 'lma-.ht'd
the wood through a gla.,., cofkc table and forced the cla~ up her nu'>r
The globe of 1hc "'Orld that ~as to pluck her from the ran ls <1f"ord1nal"\ ··
students fat on the de\l 1n her room and was a challengl lihc.: on1.l' lo'i'>ed I~
p1eCe\ uf clothing nn It .rnd none fell off
The PU/ 1k mar ol lhl' l n1ted Stales" h1Lh v.e \ 1sual11ed i.l'I her t1Cll'l 11ut
of the fourth grndl· l·ndt·d up in CJ '"'eepcr bag. one t:ap1tal at a time
Later \,\e "t'l'l' \Ull.l·reJ 1n10 the ··.,tud' center"' 1n "hll'h "e cn·atl·d hrr
"e~ O\\n lt·arning v.omh Thl'rl· "-a~ a d.:sl equipped "-Ith a lamp that Jm·~ted
hght to JUC.I thl' nght height. a Lh.m that cummdnded gol><l po'>turl' anJ a
hernia-unabridged dll llllnar> fhc "\tud~ center"' ne'er c.J\\ a human l:llL
Om· d;" "h1k ru.,h1ng m' lart through the '>Upcrmarl..et I '''" thl'
me-.mcnnng "ord'>. I><> ) nt \.\ .\' T Y<H R <HIL D TO Rf .\
!"-\l 1( ( f\\ ,.. \l. L fl' t hl'\ l.1dlling" Did thl· Po~x.· worl.. \unda~ s'' 01 lOUr'll' I
~ wanll'd nH l h1ld Ill ht.'lllnll' a '>Ulll'SS For Jl/ n•nt'I. I got th<.· lir'>I ol a scnn of
)II rnl\dupcd1a' th.ti "-OUld enrtLh nn lhlld and give lwr worJ -.klllc, nnn
" hcforc \\1th1n hl·r gra'p ~ ~he U'><.'d th~ hook\ l\4 Ill' nnll' to loo!. up the b1rthda1e of Paul :Vfr( artnn
., .ind the othrr t•ml' (the\\ through Tl ) 10 pre~ .. a cor,age · t r he t\ J'll'\\ 11tl'' that \\a' to mal.1.· hl'r an .\ <.tudent J1dn 1 'ihl· \ ·1.·d uu1 a ~ < hri'>l ma'i tfl't' lll1 II thl· fir'>l "'l'l'I. .ind \o\flllt' a fl'\\ 1)1.T\c•nal klll'f\ 11n 1t hu1 11
~ didn't gl\l" hn thl' ,i.,,11, \\l· h.1d h11(ll'd lur
-: T hl' r111 nt 111 .ill I"" 1\ thl· l u1 I l' n I pu\h 1u mJll· \llfl' 'our l hlld ha' J lw,1d
~ ,t,1rt 1n thl' 211th u·ntun h' g.1,tng him h1'> U\\O u1mputl'I at tht• agl' lll \ I h1.·'
~ lO\I a lot cd IOllOe\ \1111JPn\ 111 p,trl'nl\ \\Ill hll\ thrm dnd <.1\ h;H~ 111 \\Jlt lor
,. ;1ll 1h..11 ll'l hn1)log\ tn f'J\ oil
; ,,(.' .. r\l• lt.'arnl'd n1\ IC\\tin \ttcr lhc.· hr\l l'hl1J I found I lOUld rl)tlll\.lh" ~ ;ind 1n'>p1n· Ill) l htldrl·n io ln d' 111 h1ghl'f a1.·aJamw h~ "hi..rx·nng Jll'l '"I 1 ttk
~ "nrth 1n thl'lr \'..tr ··) 11u llunk .rnd I'll I.ill "nu'"
-.///ore/al/" ':.Di11in9, Jtuu~ and ';]);,,,u•r
< ONTlf\ Er\TAL SPECIAL TIE~
11., '/ l,·lir19 ,.lOUll<fl
(/omp/im1·nl11ry . J./orJ J 'ol'tH rl'J l?u/ /,1 ~·7 f'"
f.~ ,,,,;,,q t al 1/,, (j,.anJ /)ht no. ,L.,, _Kr//, 'J
( /,,1 • ..I \',,,.,/ .. yJ
N>~ ·r own C enter Dn\e Costa Me'i.1
7~1-2820
Keep an eye on local the Dll.IJ Pl.lat governrnPnf in
eat.h gum ~roo,e. ".\t h~t I "a'
disturbed.' Wcrnstat admits "Id
ne\rr ~en tnught about too1hp1l'k'>
\II I l1ww was that Emil) Post
thought the) ""ere \ ulgar ..
' Wl"1nstut now recommends (1um
( 1roOH'r'>. round toothpicks ma-
ch1 nl' bl•q·kd by handu.·npped
\\l>rll·r'> L tllll. for tht:m soon at your
dl'l1ll'.)f'> and on supermarket shelves.
In the meantime. fashio n your own
b~ mal..inga 'hghll> concave diagonal
\lil·t· on one point w11h a rnLor-sharp
t.nllc
\monl· 1.an put a toothp1l·l w hi\
ll'l'th but Ill u\l' 11 right lake) some
p1 .ll t1tc hlf one thing. It means
put1111g fingt'r\ 1n mouths. and we'rl'
l'11nd111oncd trom an c;irl} age not 10
.\bo. \\1.' 'l' ht'ard that 1oothp1rb arl'
d.1ngl'111u' Thae·~ not a ~phnll·r o l
l'' 1dl'nl°l' tor lh<tl . ho\\C\er. 1n dl•n1al
lill'ralurl'
\:o" 111 ~l'I gl11ng I tr\I wa\h \OUr
h.llllh ( hl'll run ~our indC\ linger
Jl11ng thl· i,tum line) to bcn.1mc
alquJ1ntl·d "1th 'our mou1h '\c\t
'J'' \an f rann,ui den11-.1 Mar. in (
help the newtyWidowed. iMy otter
emotlonal support and •ll•t•nlng
ear, as weU as referra1s to ap..
proprfate communtty rete>Urces.
Trained volunteers who have
been widowed 18 month's or mon1
and have adjusted to their grief
offer the newly Widowed hope and
encouragement ThoseWho have
been through the arocletyand
lonellneu can relate In meantnglul
ways to lndMduals who are struggt-
tng to make the transition.
This program ts open to pe(sona
of all ages-both widows and
widowers.
Anyone who la Interested can
receive Information and a fn!l8
booklet, ''On Befng Alone." Write
toWPS-AARP, 1909KS1.,N.W ..
Washington, o.c. 20049.
Those who lost theJr partner&
CAN do something about getting
back Into the mainstream of lffe.
God helps those who help them-
selves.
• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please
\.'. cinstal. pn:ll: nd )ou'rc hold1n& a
tool w11h )Our thumb and fo1dingcr
nnd gnp a Uum C iroover or other
carved toothpick ( url your thm.I.
fourth and tifth fingers.
lnscn the narrow end. at a 45-
degrce angle to the tooth. into the gum
groove of your lower teeth. W o rk
from the back of the m o uth to the
fro nt. lhc your left hund for the left
outside gum Imes und your nght hand
for the nghl.
To dean the ans1dc of the mouth.
breal the toothpic k m half Use >Our
nght hand to clean the left upper
1n!.1de grooves and the left hand to
clean the ngh t upper in)1de groo' e~.
1n each case bracing )OUr third. fourth
and fifth fingers aga1nc;1 )our chl>ek
lf)ou bleed. clean 1he ;irea t\\1cc a
da\. making sure )OU reach do\\n to
the bottom 9f the groo,c. Because a
toothpick can reach deep into the
gum hnl'. proper picking usuall)
control~ bleeding 1n five da)S. Dr
\.'.c1nstat sa\s
Teeth ma) be tough. but time lakes
11s 1011 Like our faces. our mouths
NO~Wfth~f ~IUft-.t~OftMqulckt~'tUftl*IOrl. Ther~are
eepectauy deltNCttwt<>-the face
end I'*'< of,.,,.,__ Thet41'1 may
be fetctttng today. but you Wilt pay
dearly for It later.Your face wtll look
llke a map of the Hlmillay$1. . .. ..
Therel• a~ dJfferenot between
age. It's not all for the wo~. however.
\a)S Or Ro-;cann Mulligan of lltl'
llnivers1ty of Southern California
recth become less scns111ve with age.
..In some cases. a denttst can drill on a
tooth without any anesthe4iia." lhc
reason: Tooth nerves w1ther The sue
of the tooth pulp -the nerve and
'ascular tissue -derreascs.
But the best you can do 1s gnn and
bear a number of other changes:
-Teeth wear away from normal
u!tt'. from mechanical factors such a)
incorrect bru~h1ng They can also be
eroded by h1gh-a(.'1d diets or chronic
\Om111 ng. which "d1'.)h out" man}
surface'i.
-Teeth darken ""'th agl· 3) nenes
recede. Also. thinning enamel C\·
poses the darker dentin underneath
-Stam~ from food and 1ohacco
can beeome permanenl
-Teeth shift fornard. a\ thl'\ \\car
awa> at points of rontact "'1th
adjacent tce1h Face mu'lclc-. al~o
i-on1ir111'llh n111:h teeth forward ,\\a
result. they mi&y becumt' 1. roul>.cd,
~pellllli)' in the front ul thl' mouth. r be lower teeth usuall)' bccomC' more
crookrd than the upper ones
-Because of the high inc1dcnn· of
gum disease among the aging, the
o lder you are the more hkel) the rout~
of your teeth will be e>.po~d. Un
c-o.,.erl'd. the}' arc cspet•1all) SU!.l'l'P
ubk lo decay.
-Gums become paler and hl·al
slo"-er :1oo
-Plaque accumulall''> and gum
rnflammauon 1nlreasc!. Su\pel·ted
cause a dl·dine in 1mmunolog1l
function
Bot thing ... an· lool.ing up "\>n"rl'
seeing more older JX'ople ""ho an·
L.eeping their teeth · ~~s Mulligan
What'\ more. toda} ·s elderl) an·
demanding mort· Jcntal l·arc than did
pre' 1ou\ genera11on!t ~a)~ 1\1 ulhgan
"That''.) lhl' •aandard that thl·~ Jrl'
used to··
American Health Magazine Service
consult your experts In the ftetd of
dermatology about the quick-tan-
ning faclll1ies that are springing up
' T ONICHT'S TV
_ cofd and c»of. Mn Landers sh~
y°'1hOW to play It coot without
tren1ng peo_pte out In her boo1<let. ··reen .. Age&J)t-Ten Way~to
Coot tt. ··Send 50 cents end a long,
Mff-addreued. stamped envelope
toAnnlanders,P.O.Box 11995,
Chicago, tlf. 60611. Dr. Craig Lowe can uee a computer to design surgical
procedures before the patient undergoes a foot operation.
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t **'.Al "La Cage Aux Folltt" ( t979) ~ =· Mlchll SlrtlUll
•• "Hor*ytonk Marl" (1982) Clint
Eastwood. Kyte Eastwood
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Cf.~ Pied Plpet'' ( 1942) Monty
W~Blxter. '-~"Ont Marl'• Wey" (111&4) Don
Murrey. Din HylnS.
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LASER ...
From Bl
the upper l/CJ~"' for rngro" n nail'
The la)t'r 1!> .,nmct1mt·s used a'
adjunct to m1trosurgcr~ rn the treal·
mcnl ul bunion'>. hl·cl \PU~ and
reconstrucll' r 'iurgl'f) on the lout
M1crusur~l'f) al'>o " 1he method
Lowe prcfrrs fur OJX'f311on\ on ncn t'
tumors and traumallt arten lan·r·
at1 on!..
The mit·ro~urgef) is performed at
Fountain Valle) Surgcr) ( enter
rather than his office. but LO"-C noted
that pat1rnl'> arc usuall) amhulator>
and can go home thl' c;ame da~
Because of the small. dchcalc
instruments used 1n m1crosurgl'r).
and because the 11ssur seen b) the
surgeon is magnified 20 to 30 llmrs.
there 1s less trauma in' oh cd
"When the tissue 1s magnified. an)
small mo"ement of the hand 1s
magnified .. 1fthe trauma 1s reduted
there's less pain and '>"-ell1ng. le,.,
scarring.'' said Lo"'e. adding that
magn1ficauon also allo"'-'i for morl.'
effectt\ e sur~1cal correcuon
The trchnolog) behind thl·<ie
procedures isn't cheap -a laser can
cost $35.000to $60.000. the EfX 1
appro:o.1mately S 18 .000 -but Lo'H'
claims that 11 is cosl effcctl\e
"You can do a procedure once and
get 11 ovcrwllh and the patlCnt usual!\
doe~n't require hosp11al11a11on
Man)' limes hosp11al cmts arc douhk
that of the ~urge!") ..
Lowr \\Ould hkt> to \cc thne
procedures become more w1dc·
spread H 1s O\\ n practice ha'i spread
to a second office m Nr" port ( entrr
and anothrr in San Juan Capmranu
and he leaches laser surgrn to <Hht't
pod1atn~ts
.. .\n\ doctorlJn bu\ a la'>er. thr k<.•\
1s mal ing sure the doctor 1s trained;.
'31d Lowe who hac; fcllO\\sh1p
degrees from thl· .\nwncan .\rndem\
of Pod1atm Laser <-iurgen and the
.\mencan .\cadem' ol Po\latnt
M1crosurgef). •
Thee'<pcnse I\ One factor that Lo"c
'>ays kee ps other pod1atnst'i from
updating their practices. but he alc;o
thinks that medicine tends to be -.1
conscrva11vr profession.
"Doctors are least ltkely to JU mp on
high-tec h. They're used lo pract1C'lng
a certatn way and they don t want to
change But 1f you don't change \ ou
do n't make ~vancc'i ·
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pro\tr at1on onh tx·rnust" the "ll t1m 'forgot" ho~ luna he
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111 'J'1tc· nl tlw~c· warrllll(i\ on \our nr\t ':Katio n )OU
"111 prnh,1hh ll\l'rc.11 undn\ll't'J' mcnndulgt' l.(•rp lon1.1
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warming cup of coffee But 1n tcn-.c hour~ pu~h \IOUf'\Clt, hit too much and ae 1 mto stnuncd times, caffeine 1s an enemy 1n the
po,111onc; mainly bcx'au'iC you're human and }ou 'rc • •au1sc ofa fncnd. say On. James Lant
goint to ti) to keep up ""h the crowd . Give yourself a of Duke Univtn1ty and Walter P
fight ma t.hance Re-read 1-10 and have a attat vacatto n. Greenberg of UCLA 1n separate
In our nc-xt column I will otter ~me he lpful htnl' to 'tud1cs.
romh3t 1mvel c;m·c;s Whc-n strc's nse . so doec; blood
I >r ( nn Rotht•nhc-'1· a Huntington lk'Jch ch1roprut·tor. 1~
ho~t c1f"Bad. Ta/Ii · ,1ht·.1/th1,1/li \hem :rt 7 pm 1 ur~a\S
on c'tth/<'H \Wm ( hannel to
prt"ure But since" coffee hike\ blood
pre\\uN.· l'' en Ill calm tune'i. dnnkin
J&\a when thr tto1ng ge1' touah roultt
douhlc your t<'OJ>ard).
Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, July 17, 1964 8S
Claudette Colbert, 80,
still a working actress
Romanian director
boosted by Redford
By BOB THOMAS ......... ,.,_.,.., \CTt'Cnph•>' as ·:The Lui Wave" and
''Obscu1ve Lo\le, •• DOl to menuon ~me horror movies he'd ratha not
mention.
8y MA TT WOLF
A_.._ l'r-Wtttef
LONDON -Claudette Colbert,
Paramount Pictures' "working airl"
from the 1930s, is sltll working today
at the age of 80 as the star of the
London stage revival of Frederick
Lonsdale's comedy," Aren't We All?"
"It's good genes," she said receotl
to an audience at
the National Film
Theater, where
author David
Shipman inter-
viewed her about a
career that has 1n-
cluded almost I 00
films and plays
··My mother
lived untal she was .,_._....., __ ..-
94. and I thank she olbert
du~d because she was bored. I ti) not
to be." said ( olben. her legendal')
twinkle und1m1n1shed by years.
Her appearance at the NFT cl1ma,.
ed a wed.-lon~ retrospective of her
work. and wa~ 1mmed1ately preceded
by clips from t~o 1934 films: Frani..
Capra's "It Happened One Night"
and Cecil B. DeM1llc's "Cleopatra."
Clark Gable was Colbert's cel-
ebrated en-star in the \apra film
.. He had more ~x appeal than Mny
other man " she said. "He was sex
rampani, everything a male should be."
Colbert said that Constance Ben-
nett and Minam Hopluns had been
Capra's in1tJal choa~s to play the
runaway heiress who finds herself
hitchhiking alongside the down-at-
the-hecls journalist played by Oablo.
··1 did at. frankl>. because I wanted
to get within four feet of Clark
Gable," she said.
Thou~ the film ultimately won
four major Academy Awards includ-
ing best actress. Colbert said that she
dad regret several of her car~r
choices.
"I turned dov. n the one film that
ga\e Rosalind Russell her chance.
·His Gari Fnda).'" she said .. M~
agent was funous. and he was right.
but I wanted to do· .\nse M} l.ove.'
so I had a good reason
.. But I should have done both ··
Colbert cited "Guest \.\ 1fe" with
Don Amechc. the 195 5 "Te,as Lad) ..
and Cecil B. DeMille'\ "Four Fnght-
ened People" as some of her less
memq.rable movies.
·· 'Frightt'ned People' wa!I the onl>
Beach Boys to fallow
college football game
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Jn an
effort to dra\\ more fans and build
interest an its football program
Temple Un1\'ers1t) has arranged for
the Beach Boys to perform after the
Temple-Pittsburgh game at Veterans
Stadium on Sept. 22, officials said.
.. I think this market's ready for at . I
thank It's going to be a very practical
buy, realistic value for people." Mike
Fetchko. an assistant to Temple
athleticdirectorGav1n While Jr . said
Friday.
"What we really want to do 1s get
Ma and Pa and everybody else
involved .. White added
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DcM1lle P1Cture that ever lost monC\
-and I was an ll," she said With a
chuckle
C'olben admitted that ~he rarel)
goes to movie!> now since she makes
her home 1n Barbados.
"We're JUSt getting (Fred) Astaire
and (Ginger) Rogers at the local
dnve-in," she said. "I have a video.
That's what saves me."
"Besides, we're an an era oftembly
senou~ movies and all that 'Star
Wan' stuff." she said. complaining of
the penchant an current films for "all
those nakt>d bodies with all those
arms and legs ..
"I tell you 11's not as ~'Y·" she
said. "although 1n 'It Happened One
Night.' I wouldn't have minded a
nude scene."
LOS ANGELES -Romaman-
bom Petru Popc!l<.·u 1' currently
d1rectJ"J has first Amencan movie
thann an lafiC pan to Robert Red-
ford'• bchef that andepencknt film-
maktti deserve a break an toda) 's
moVle world.
Bonnie Bedcha ("lleart Like 1
Whetl") and Nick Mancuso ("Scru-
ple~") are the stars of ··Death of an
AnJel," which was filming on lo-
cauon an vanous pans of Los Anaeles
before departing for cross-<ountrv ~hooting. It's a dramatic a.ale about a
widowed Episcopal m1n1ster
( Bedeha) Sttlung a cnppled daughter
an the clutches of a shadov., la1th
healer C Mancuso I •
.. But I wanted to diftCl. and for lbt
Int four years I did ootb1na but
attempt to bnna 'Dead• of an Anarr
into ~ina.·· Popescu said. '*I _ had
ne~er ho.rd oftheSundaoct lnstituLC
unul on~ day I Sol a let1Cf from
Roben Redford.: &nvit411 me 10
\ubmu my script for oon$ldaation. ..
The Sundance l nsu tulC w-a
founded by Redford in l 9SO in an
efTon to find sponJCmhip for film
prOJCICU th.at would likely drown. an
the rnaanstream. Each year the an· ~t1tute conside1" • many u 300
scnpts and selects a handful for
assistance.
Among )Ounger actresses. Colbert
singled out Jane Fonda and Glenda
Jackson as personal favontes.
.,,.......,...
Popescu as a slender. inten~ mctn .
handsome enough to be an ac1or But
he 1s more comlonablt' hch1nd the
camera
He began a'> a v..riter in Romania
then turned to directing &1nd made
three features. rndudmg ··De'>!ln~ Rov. ..
The lucky filmmakcn are 1nVlled
to a summer ~maoar Wi th Redford
lnd fnends includtn& such acton as
Karl Malden and Robert Duvall
d1recton such as S)dne) Pollack and
James Brooks. scrttn*1iten and
unematographe~. Film1 that ba"e
been completed as a rtiull of Sun-
dance inch.1de "El None ..... Na&ht·
~ong·· and .. Old Eoouah. ••
She praised the latter's Oscar-
wmning "-\Touch of Class" as "one
of the funniest mo\ 1es I've ever seen
.. The) were allov.ed to do thm_gs '>'-e
couldn't do an m> da>.'' she said ... I
was so Jealous "
Claudette Colbert with
Charle• Boyer tn 1937
movie "Tovarlcb."
Of her peers. Colbert paid tnbute to
Gary Cooper, "whom I adored." Ray
Milland. Fred MacMurray and Bette
Da \IS. to v. horn she lost the stamng
role 1n "All About Eve" because ofa
ruptured disc
used to )Cnd me flo"ers attached to a
pogo sue I>.." she recalled
He leh Romania ICI \Cars ago "I
don't hl..e to talk about 1t. becau!>t: m\
father IS !lllll there .. he satd to an
interview "But )OU can \a) that I
expatnatl"d m\ sell for arti)ttl
reasons ..
Petru Popncu took .. Death of an
.\ngel" to Redford's Utah reson of
Sundance last summer. Not only dad
he have the counsel of some mljor
achievers of the film world, he also
was able to tape five rruun scr-ncs of
has proposed movie. LWDI a t'ltf~man
ere"'
C'ommmed to her sLage role m
"Aren't We ;\Jl'l'' through September
with talk ofa pos!>1ble Broadwa) run.
Colben pla~ed down suggesttom that
she return to the screen
;\mvmg 1n Hollvwood in J 9i6
Popescu faced 1he challenge of ~nt
ing scnp1s an an unfamiliar language
He succuded amazing)) !>elhng suc;h "Joe Mank1ew1cz. who wrote 1t.
'Tm too old for eve11 thing." she
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'Give me bock my good white g love, Michael
Jackson, or I'm tellin' Mommyl"
.'ti AR .ll AD t · K F. by Brad Anderson
PET
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He 1ust shifted gears now he's got
1t tn reverse1 ·
REST ASSURED.. 1t
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OUT B,AO<-· I IHINI< SoMETHl~k:/S HAPDENED
-ro YOUR ·1
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WOULD YOU CAKE TD
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~'IS A~AP!
'f'ME"' DON11
MAt::-6 KIDS
1..IKE rHe'I 010 MU "fMS:"-E
IN '10~!
by Gus Arriola
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b y Jim Davis
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lht• play of thl" rard' C't>Ut•
3nd dt'i11!lt -lht' t'ne-m} 1~
w11ting to u"~ that an for ma
hon i&gatnst you
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North South"'"'._. u5ing 1t
15 17 point no trump
Although North'i. hand wa"
worth inort' th11n t hl' 9 fl l'P
1l C'Ounted . .i Jump lo !('amt'
was ~till ~Omt'what o( a
~trt>tch We would hllvt' bt't.>n
contt'nt with :in 1nv1tat1onal
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South WH t North East
I NT Pa111 3 ~T Pau
Pao Pa1111
A~ tt W.t::.. North South
rt.> ached three no trump with
.t spade stopper that, dl bt''>I ,
ran be described .ts 'h.ik}
South was Dr (;l'orgt•
Ro)enkran1. or ~1ex1ro C'1l\.
and he was not l:'namorl'd ol
h1' prospects wht>n Wt"it
1ttl11cked with lhl' king of
• Ju!>t a~ you can itivt> away ~padl'S Fortunalt'ly for him.
gr.11 uituu' 1nlnrm.111on uhout lht-defender'\ muy ha'e had
~our h.1nd 111 tht' b11hl1n1< you a mix up 111 tht>1r "gnalhng
CHARLES
GOREN
lnwt"st ~pade to the h rst
trick wht'n he 'hould lfavl'
rnrouragt-d v11<oroulilly.
Declar t'r rert>ivcd a
reprieve when Wr:il <ihtftt'd
to t he king of httart~ at trick
two. Declarer won lht' llCt'
and nQ(" hl' had to run
eucht nv>rt• tr1rb °" 1thoul
surrendering the lud To
accompli11h th11l , he Ot'l"dt>d to
scort' at lea~t three club
tricks. Thi' recommended
method ., a rinesse. .,o
declarer It'd the quet'n or
clubs and. when West ph1yrd
low, he rose w1lh lht• .tr1•
to rell t hl' king and bring
home his contra1·t Y.1t h two
ovrrtrirks
OMAR
SHARIF
But n('1lh~r or th''~ WA) thr.i
rN on for dt'clllft'r ' pl•)
Wul hlld already '\hown th1·
art' king or .. plldt'~ and I ht•
king queen of hur ts with h1'
first 1 wo leads Had he htl•t
thr king or club.s as w4•1l , ht•
m11(hl havt entered tht au1·
t1on ln anv rvent. Eul wa..,
l'nl1tll"d to ·hold a rard or l w11.
and th' only card of anv
importance not at·counttd
for W J5 the king of rluh<,
Hence tht' winning. 1r 1tnt1
percentagt>. pl.,y
,.__ ___________ _. r,111 ft'\'t•.il ~ou r hohi1n~ in mt'thods for £.ist pl.ivt•d h1~
The Frenrh have ,1 ,3y1ng.
'The king or cluh' I~ JIW8).,
~1ngletQn'" And lht· Rahh1 l>
Rult> ~tale,· ~ h1:n lhl' king
" ~mgleton. pla) lhl' oll't>!''
Ho" do you cboo11e tht
be1t openinc lead? Charin
Goren baa the an1wer. for a
copy of "Wlnnlq Opening
l.ud•," uod S 1.85 l o
"Goren·Leada," ca.re of thl11
newspaper, P.O. BOil 259 .
Norwood. N.J . 07618. \take
chec:ka payablt' to ~'"'
paperbooka.
BIG GEORGE by V1rg1I Partch (VIP)
DE:\ 'IS THE llE,ACE
•' REMEM&R ~ w.\S ~£
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Hank Ketcham
• NO ONE WAS E\'ER A
KIO LIKE YOU, DENNIS I.
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
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SOME ~OT AFTERNOON I GARD~NIN<5 -:.r-'·,
b y Charles M Schulz
by Tom K. Ryan
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OR. S:tlOCK
OKAY, MRS. FeRN , eu,.-IF YOU ' F<.e
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TRUTH , NOW ...
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YOU CAN USE THIS CONFERENCE
ROOM IF YOU WISH TO SEE "THESE
YO UNG LADIES ALONE,
MR 6ENAOICT 1
1 11
by Jeff MacNelly
by Kevin Fagan
1\JE. NE.\IE-R e:AI~ 1111 A
Pt.A.a. 5"Af>EO l-1~ A. 6~E.A~'I f~~OOf ~A.a I
by Lynn Johnston
IS THAT1fiE KID WHO
ASKE D FOR ALL-THE.
LEFTbJ~ DESSERTS .
by George Lemont
by Pat Brady
Tt>J<E. ~·s
SHAVlt-KY ~ ?
by Harold Le Doux
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Tu y. July 17, 1
COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCtlANGE LISTINGS 88
Airline consumer protection up in the air
If and when thl' ("ii Aeronautics
Board goes out of eustt"ncc on 11s
sch eduled date, Dec. 31 . 1984. the
consumer protecuon 11 provides for
airline pas!.engers rnuld vanish. and
we also could 0} into tht" unknown
But if the bill remains close 10 11s
current form, it appean. that th e
president w ill eventually sign legis-
lauon transfemng coMumer protec-
tion to the DOT. (If there 1s one issue
every elected official in W ashington
can agree on. 11 1s that 11 as difficult 10
vote against consumers 1n the ..ame
)ear that consumers. m 1\lo,cmber.
can vote against them.)
SYLVIA
PORTER
H opes to preserw our lOnsumcr
nghts depend on ho\\-tht· 'X·nutc
\Oles on t he bill when 11 returns from
11s current recess at the: end of Jul\.
The ball assigns 1unsdu:11on for se' -
eral ke) areas of consumer protcc11on
to the Dcpanmcnt ol'Transpona11on
The H ouse passed s1m1lar lcg1sla11on
sponsored b~ Rep Norman 'l M1n-
c1a, D-C'ah f. b) '01ct• 'ote un Ju nt: 5
The protection that v.111 tx
preserved w11h the M1nc1a b ill and 1t'>
Senate counterpan as eucll) what
most passengers Lale for granted as J
bare minimum. R ules atlectmg
smoking aboard commercial plane'
O\erbook1ng. bumping. and nun-
d1scnrnanatof) treatment for thl·
hand1capixd are among the con-
'>umcr protecuons CO\ crcd b) thl'
bills
hold payments in escrov. until the
tlittht<, actualh take place.
ln add111on. the: C .\B expecu to
1s~ue a final rule this month. regard-
mg computer re)Cna11on S)Stems
that "tll &O IOIO eOt'Ct tn the fall.
The Reagan admtn1'>1ra1wn ha'>
opposed an) nt'wkg1\IJt11.)n tuc\h:nJ
these rights on the bas1., that 11 I'>
unneceSsaf) It arguc'> that the f cda-
al Trade Comn11s"on. v. hu:h b\ lav.
has been SJ')CClfitall) '>hUl OUI ol
av1a11on issues v.111 tnhl'nt them
au1omat1calh v.11h lhl' l'nd ot thl'
CAB
The rurrent mix-up arises from an
O\l'r\tghl in the I Q78 lcg1sla11on that
dl·regulatcd thl' a1rltnc mdustf)
So. too. are the rules go-.crntng the
amounts airlines must rc1mbur\l' 'uu
1f baggage is lost or damaged on
domestic routes. and those requiring
chancr operators to post bond and to
l 1n <ler that '>tatu1e's t1rnc1able. most
ol the C A.If<, l e) opcrauons a lread)
haH' e:\p1rcd Tht• onl~ remaining
'>lCp 1~ the d1'>ap~arann· of the board
mcl f
This point 1s ~1dcl:-disputed
But thl' I Cl7l\ la" didn't l'' en
ml·n11on tomumer pro1er11on regu-_..m51111i·Mliiil,__ ______________ _
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lauon~ Attention sim ply wasn 't on
this issue Proponents of the Hou~
and Senate bills argu e th at without
new lawi.. those regulauon w all die
The proposed b ills do not alter
w hat ( ongress inten ded in 1978
The\ focu\ instead on tho~ technical
issues that translate into consumer
protection for airlin e pas~ngers -
and some other equall) technical and
thus. to u' uninteresting. pro\ 1s1ons
The Depanment ofTranspona11on
alread' stands 10 tnhcnt cenain vital
· UPs ANO DowNs
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NEW YORK (AP6 -Ttie foll~w1ng ltSI sl'lows ll'le ver·tl'le· oun1er stocks and warrants ll'lal l'lave gone uP
11'1• moil and down ll'le moil ba i&d on perce nt of cha nge tor Mondav
No Hcurillei trading below S2 or 1000 share' are included
Net a nd percenla~e changes ary, lhe difference between l'le orevlov' c oslng
bid price and Monda,¥·' last bid price u s Name la'I Cl'I~ Pct
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rcspons1b1h 11es. DOT wall. for in-
stnnce. takecontrol of poh~t<'\ rcprd-
tng antcmat1onal a' talion A.s of Jan.
I 1985 DOT will award routes 10
1ntcmat1onal earner\ and will deal
WTttt eompla1n1s regarding bumping
and lost or damaged luggage ansang
on 1ntema11onal 01ghts that beg)n or
end in the United <)1a1es (or 1n"ol1,e
<\mencan carrn:~)
.\lso OOT tali.es on respons1b1ltt)
tor mali.1ng '>ure that '>mall mm-
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mun 1 u~ ~<.'Ct ve e~sentaal levels of a ar
s.cn ice through subs1di1td carriers of
tht' commuter air ))Stern.
4.ctually 1f the adm1n1 uauon's
and the DOT'sgoalsarc-ach1oed nd
the FTC pins ovt"1'$1ght O \Cf a ll
remaining lSW~ a "card and
cumbersome situation "ould ~ail.
Passengen with compl:unts about the
domestic pans of their lnP'\ -but
not on commuter Im~ -would
rnntact the FTC'.
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Seven reasons whY. this could be
the last loan you U ever need.
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Commercial Credit Thrift's Home Equity
Management Account proves that all lines of
credit are not the same. Ours is bener. Why?
You can get up to $100,000. The Home
Equity Management Account is based on the
equity in your home. So it can make a substan-
tial amount of cash avail-able to
CCt\ta Mc~ l70 E 17th St. M'i-8700
you any ume you need it.
Affordable Interest. O ur interest rate is
just 2% over the prime rate for lines of$20 ,000
or more.• On July l , 1984 the prime rate was
13.00%, making an annual percentage rate of
15.00%.
No Appli~tion Fees. Compared to ~ther
institutions, our Home Eqwty
Management Account could save
you hundreds of dollars. lbat's
because there are no points, no
application fees, and no annual
fees.
Payment Protection.
Interest rate increases will not
change the amount of vour
monthly payment.
It's Easy. Once your
account is open, getting a loan 1~
as easv as wnung a che\:k.
10 Minute Application.
Take ten nunut~ to apply for
vour Home Equitv ,\i anagement
Account. Call us. \X'e'll take
vour application over t.he phone or we can send you an applica-
tion. Or stop by CommeraaJ
Credit todav.
One Day Credit
Approval. In most cases, we
offer approvals in 24 hours,
sub1ect 10 venficauon and
appraisal.
The H ome Eqwr~ ,\\anage-
ment A1...1...ount .. lt could be
the last l~ou 'll ever need
Commerctal C redn From
fi~t and second mortgag~ to
personal loans and more.
we've got as many financial
soluuons ~ there are financial
needs.
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TUESDAY'S CLOSING PRICES
Dow JoNE S AVERAGES
NEW YORI<. -final Dow Jooe' av•r
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WHAT NYSE DID
N E W YORK IAPl Jul 11
Advanced
DKlined
Unchonoeu
'to11111uues
New highs.
New lows
Tod¥A
tff9
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NYSE LEADERS
NEW '!'ORK -Soles, T u es.dov price a nd
ne1 chonge of thl! IS mos• a ctive New York
s1oci.. Exchange 1uues trading naliona llv
al more tl\lln s I
TWA
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S1Re91sCP
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Amer T& 1 n
Chrvsle r
IBM
Disney W
G en M otors
ITT Corp
NCR Cos
Revlon
wes191'1EI s CentSoW~t
Eut Kodak
1,590 •OO I 554.600
1 '47.600
l ,402,SOO
1, 190,400
1,102,800 1.0~7. 100 915,900
904,900
902,1 7 1. 7~1.j 717.
707,
697,700
UPs AND DowNs
NEW YORK IAq -The follow ing lls.t
shows. 1he New · ork Stock Exc:honge
stocks ond warrants that have g one uP
lhe most a nd down ll'le most based on
percen1 ol change reoordless of volume
tor Tuesdav No securities trading below S2 are incl·
·\lded Ne• a nd perce n tage c hanges are lhe
difference between the previous c1os1n11
price a nd •oda v's i~sm once
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8 Kennmll 13.\11 + 1 2 9 Coachmn s 14 e t '•
10 Beker Ind 6 • + ~ II Beldg Hem 14'• + • 17 Borman 6111 + .i,,
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17 StanlevWks 201•• t' ft
18 Templl!lnlnd n 271• I' ,
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WHAT AMEX Om
NEW YORK (APl Jul 17
Acivanceo
Declined
Unchanged
ro1a11uues
New highs
New lows
Tod av
261
227 263 7S1 9
20
AMEX LEADERS
P el
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UP 69
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NEW YORK -Sa les Tuesoav proe.e arid
net cha nge of the 10 mos• 11c1tve America n
S1ock Exchange issues 1rad1ng na11ona llv
111 more lhan s l
Ransburg 723600 14 •11 -..,,
Wang LabB 392 700 2S I -•
TIE Comm 37S. 400 10\t + ~
Nat Palen• 209,600 21'• +2'•
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NEW YORK (AP> -Mos• active over
trie·counler stock s supplied bv N ASO
Name Volume B id Asked Chg
Convo1 909. 100 9\11 9 1.
APPleC 906,200 25 .. ,. 151, '•
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MCI s 543,400 1 • l \oe
MQISC• 513,200 10 i IO J•
lnlel 407 500 28 i 28 '•
Tandem 34(600 21 ~~ 21'• -I
US HI \ 3•1,900 35" )5 l -1 J UnvHll 279.700 l1 11 i -..
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METALS QuorEs
On
the , •
That~san apt description of both business and
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' -everyday In the
Business section of your new Daily Pilat
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Road
to LA
rocky
By ED SCHUYLER JR.
u...,_Wfhr
He was member of the Olympic
Boxing Team with no place to go in
1980. So Robert Shannon went
fishing.
Did he ever.
"The hell wtth boxing. I'm turning
pro." thQ.uht Shannon after he
ea med th~.-106-pound spot on the
Olympic Tea Pl. which d1dn 't go to the
Games at Moscow because of a U .S.
boycott.
"But fnendsand m y family wanted
me to go for the gold. 'You're too
small.· they said ...
The 21-year-old Shannon has
grown. and he will tum pro, but not
unul he represents the Untted States
at 119 pounds at the Olympics in Los
Angeles.
Shannon's decision to wait for the
1984 Olympics wasn't an immediate
one.
"I went to Alaska and worked on a
fishing boat -sometimes 24 hours a
day." recalled Shannon. "I spent a lot
of ume with myself and I decided to
wait for the 1984 Olympics.
"I decided I would come home:·
said the resident of Edmonds. Wash ..
(Pleaee eee ROAD/C2)
0.ity ll'llot '91ot• bJ HowWCI Uplft
Former Newport Harbor Hf&b atandout Kevin Robertaon la
a key member of the U.S. water polo team.
An unexpected bonus
Slaton's shutout
gives the Angels
a very ~!g boost __
By RICHARD DUNN
Delly ..... C.....,._.,.I
Right-hander Jim Slaton planted
another seed in the Angels'
flourishing pnching garden Monday
night by tossing his fi~t <>hutout since
1979.
The Angels' 3-0 win over the Blue
Jays at Anaheim Stadium was their
fourth in the fi' e games the) 've
pla)ed on this current homestand.
and 11 scem1ngl} constituted an
apparent breakthrough on their dis-
mal inability to win at home.
Opening the homestand after the
All-Star break, the Angels were a
disastrous eight games under .500 at
home ( 15-23). But they've started to
tum that around. ·
On an evening of intense humidity
a crowd of24,890 saw Slaton perform
near miracles and nsc to the top of his
game.
The Angels. who expanded their
lead 1n the American League West
over Chicago to 21h games. got the
only run they needed m the second
inning.
More of what they did need, to
preserve Slaton ·s shutout bid. were
double plays. Somethmg they did
religiously.
Jim Slaton
Slaton. who allowed four of Tor-
onto's seven hits in the first two
1nn1ngs. was on the verge of ex1t1ng 1n
the eighth inning, although his
shutout was st1ll suffic1enth intact
He hadn't gone over se"cn innings
all }Car. so i\ngel Manager John
McNamara kept an eye on his' eteran
pitcher moving into the eighth
Ironically. Slaton's last complete
game was against the .\ngcls on Sept
16. 1979 as a member of the Mil-
waukee Brewers. when he beat thl m
10 County Stadium. 2-1
His longest sun1 (se,en innings)
this )Car J>l10r 10 Mo nda\ was on
June 26. at Te,as. And It was on Sept.
11. 1979 that he threw his last
whitewash. beaung Oakland. S-0. on
a li"c·h111er
In the eighth 1nn1ng. after Slaton
had retired 15 \tra1gh1 batters. T or-
onto catcher Ernie Whitt greeted him
w 1th a lead-off single
That 5eemed fine -after all. from
the time he beaned Damaso Garcia
leading off the third inning 10 Wh1tt's
o;inglc not one Blue Jay reached base.
But 11 continued. and Toronto. a
strong hitting team ~Ith the second
best rcrnrd 1n baseball. appeared on
the 'crgc of putting together a ralh
when .\lfredo Griffen followed
\.\ h11t's single ~llh one of his o~n.
putting runners on first and second
~•th nobod} out.
·Tm sure 1f one more batter had
gotten on base." laton said. "then I
\.l.OUld ha\e been OUI ..
Perhaps the key to la ton ·s shutout
was Ton} Femande1. the next hitter
He grounded sharpl) to second
baseman Bobby (inch. who turned
into a double pla}. Slaton retired
Da"e Collins to end the inning. and
the scare was o"er
"Thal doubk pla' turned 11
around." he said
Slaton allo~ed t~o singles w 11h one
out in the first. but a double pla) ball
b) W1lhe Upshaw nulltficd the in-
(Pleaae aee ANGELS/C2)
Joe DIMttgglo HJ•
b•••b•ll'• woea can be traced
to money. C2.
Bobby Kn'9hl
NJ• hlagoal
latomeketMm
beat In world. C3.
The orchestrator!
Kevin Robertson· s
creativity giVe"s
off ellse right blend
By ROGER CARLSON
Ollheo.rNMSWI
He's 25 no~. wnh seven vears
under his belt on the U nated Statt'S
national water polo. still soft-spoken
and very modest. s11ll the smallest
player on the team at 5-9. 165 pounds.
still Mr. Nice Gu)
.\nd. he's still the "orchestrator" as
U.S. national water polo coach
Monte Nitzkowski likes to refer to
him.
Newport Harbor H1!1,h product
Kevin Robenson. one o( the United
States' finest shooters and the onh
left-handed threat. continues to oper-
ate hke clockwork wnh the U S team
as 1t prepart'1 for the 1984 Olympic
Games.
~bout the onl) change )Ou're going
to see 1s perhaps 10 his Sl)le -instead
of being the central figure as he was at
the Fina Cup 10 Long Beach 10 1981
when he was the tournament's MVP
he'll be passing off more. wnh the
outside punch of Gal) Figueroa and
Doug Burke lending to a more
balanced threat. backed b)' Joe Vargas
and Tim Sha~.
And. 1t has little. 1f any. effect on
Robertson. Although he has been a
member of the national team since
being graduated from high school and
---.... ..._ -~ ~ ,,_, -----OQY
has been bles~ with All-A.menca
honors four tames while at the
l 1n1"ers1t} of California. this two-
t1me Olympian would really rather be
pan of the attack. than THE attack
The return of Figueroa to the U S
~uad. of course. 1s a major factor 1n
the 4-mencans· game and Rob-
en son 's qual1t1es blend well
.. Sconng 15 fun:· admits Rob-
enson. ··but m) JOb 1s to find 01her1
open. Passing -makms the pass and
seeing him score. or getting a pass and
sconng.
·-rm shooting to a lesser degrtt
with Doug and Gar) back. My JOb 15
to find them o pen ..
"He's our Magic J ohnson:· says
N1ukowsx1. "setting up to counter
1h1ngs 10 the front coun :·
i\lthough Robenson 1s a ··two-
ume" Olympian. this will be his first
competition at the Games because of
the 1980 Amencan boycott.
It was a major d1sappo10tment. o f
course, but tor Kobcn.son. not dasat-
ter.
"I knew I'd play at leut t.htouah
'84." he says "I had no thoua,hts of
qu1tt1ng. ••
A low-kc)ed individual. Rot;cruon
typifies the tum in more t.ban ofle
way. The 5e1uad itself is without realty
a vocal leader (Terry Schroec:kr may
be the leader. but a Mrmore• tape
won't break any &lasses). and lbttt is
a very confident amtude, yet far from
boastful dC'Sp1te the blo. I Kedana.
.. l really would not con tdeT us tt\e
"lo I seed ... says Robenson. ·•t don t
~ a clear favonte. West Germany.
Spain. there are so many that c.an
pla) ..
It's Spam which demands most of
the A.menc.an's attention as lhey Jird
for the first round competition. which
begins with Greece and Branl. then
caps off wtth Spam on Aug. 3. a
Fnda) mght date at 9. ··w~ h.a"e problems with Spain."
sa}s Robertson. "They don·a quit.
The) 're spunky and pesky."
h 's also a team which has Manud
Esuane. one of the world's &JUI
shooters.
"He's an exc1llnf player to play
against or to watch.' says Robenson.
··Gary (Figueroa) and myself wiU be
upagamst b1m. lfyou tum your bead
for an mstant he'll be by you ...
Ro bertson figures to F.t as much
pla} mg 11me as ·any with his left-
handed tWlst in the offense and aJl-
around expenence at both ends of the
pool.
(Pleue eee KBVIR/CS)
Gary Pettla acorea all the way from first
base on a hit by Angel teammate Fred Lynn
Monday nt.cht. The An•ela logged a S-0 win
o•er Toronto.
Dodgers take a Walk down the beaten path, 4-1 Ptiincl
fkewor
stlll gotp.g
Pittsburgh pitcher, by way of Atlanta
fires a five-hitter in rare appearance ----
PITTSBURGH (AP) -When the
Atlanta Braves gave pitcher Bob
Walk his walking papers earlier this
season, he feared his once-promising
major league career might be over.
"I was crushed," Walk said. "I
called a lot of clubs. but they all gave
me the run-around. But Pittsburgh
gave me a chance to pitch."
The Pirates Jl,ave Walk 1ust his
second maJOr-leaguc start 1n almost
two )cars Monday night. And he ga' e
them a fi ve-hit. one-run performance
over 8111 innings before being lifted
with an injury 1n a 4-1 '1<:tory O\ er the
Los Angeles Dodgers that boosted the
Pirates' winning streak to se\en
games
Dale Berra and Jim Morrison
cracked solo homers for the Pirates.
Big-10, Pac-10 mix
to form TV package
SCHAUMBURG. 111. (AP)-The
Big Ten and Pacific Ten conferences
formally announced Monday they
wtll negouate jointly for the sale of
network 1elev1sion nahts to their
football pmes for the 1984 season.
The announcement. released by the
Big Ten office. confirmed reports last
week that the two conferences would
join forces after a last-ditch NCAA
effort for a voluntary tclev1s1on
packaae failed.
Both conferences supported that
plan. proposed by the NCAA after a
Supreme Coun decmon barred the
orpnizauon from serv1n• as the sole
tclcv1sion nqotiator for its member
schools.
The announcement that the two
confcrcn~s would neaotiate toeether wa m1de ~President John W. Ryan
of the Bll Ten's Indiana and
Chancellor Ira M Heyman of tht
Pacific-IO's Californ11. who ~e as
chairmen of their rtspect1vt con-
ference's presidents and chancellors.
A joint committee reprcsenuna the
two conferencx-s Wiii meet with
netv.ork pons c'ttuuva this week
in New York. they said in a release.
"We have great pnde 1n the
attracuveness of the football pla)ed
tn our two conferences," Ryan and
Heyman said to a prepared state-
ment "And we are confident our
games will be appealing to the
telev1s1on networks.·
They sa1d it was unfortunate that
efforts to form a telcv1s1on coahtton
with other schools had failed
"We spent considerable time at-
tempuna to develop a coalition
telev1s1on plan wtlh members of the
Collqe Football Assoc1at1on. We art
disappointed that in the Judirncnt of
lepl counsel for both the Big Ten and
Pac1f1c-IO conferences. the coaht1on
plan did not sattsfy the requirements
set forth tn the rettnl Supreme Court
decu1on vo1d1ni the NC AA ttlt·
v1s1on plan ... the statement \aid
"The 1984 arran~mtn1' and ad-
m1mslJ'lt1 ve proceduf'C1 will bt di(-
ftrent than 1n the past but the fans
probally will be able to view more 811
Ten and Pa 1fk-IO football! and c
will purse what'• btst for coll
football." the~ said.
·-
who haven't lost s1m·e two games
before the All-tar break. The
Dodgers have lost fi,e ofthc1r last SI\
and 19 of their last 30
··1 don't kno w "'h' .\tlanta let me . . go ( 1n March ) It's hard for me to loo~
back and figure out .. \\ alk c;a1d "I
guess I JUSI ne\ er pitched to m'
ab1lth. I still thre" the ball good ...
··wh) did .\tlanta let him go''"
a~ked Pirates Manager Chuck Tan-
ner "I don·1 !..no" Ba~ball '' an
opinion He'-; not the first pla,cr who
"'ent to another club and got a JOh
\\ alk won 11 game' for the Phila-
delphia Ph1lhe'> a'> a rnok1e in 1480
BILLBOARD
TONIGHT
won 11 for the Bra"es in 1982. then
fou nd himself back 1n the minor
leagues last seasoo.
"l was their second-lrad1ng ~inner
the }Car before and the~ sent me
down and kept a pitcher lrom
Double-.\." \\all \aid ··1 d1dn·1 kel
like p1tch1ng for half the c,eason. thl·n I
realized l was ne'er going to get ha\ k
to the big leagueo; unles<. I pltlhl·d
well"
\.\all 9-5 at Clas.,.\\.\ Ha"a11 th1'
c.ea.,on. ~on 1n the major<. for the fir\t
11mes10ce.\ug 21 IQ82 ~alk 1-11
-;truck out a l'3rl'Cr-h1gh eight w h1k
\\alkinjl tW O
"Maybe he found something he
didn't have before:· -;aid Dodger.
Manager Tom Lasorda.
"He threw hard and he thre"
stnkcs:· said the Dodger<.' "11 ~1.·
Marshall ··1 don't know what he''
hccn doing 1n the minor.. hut he
plllhCd '4-ell ..
\\ alk was signed to a ma1or lcagut.·
l'Ontract b' the Pirates last wee!.. and
\\a-;n't acti .. ated until JUSt hcfore tht.•
game ..... hen outlieldcr .\mos 011' "a'
placed on the disabled hst
\\alk left thl" game "•th onl" 0u1 1n
tht• ninth when h e <.trained hi\ nght
elbow p1tching 10 M 1~t· 'x'IO'>l 13
Rams waive five:
Ferragamo reports
The Ram<. "3" ed ti H' frC"e-agt•nt
rookies. "'hile Ill 'eteran!I repont·J
Monda}. bringing the number 1,I
pla)ers at the C. al tate Fullerton
1rain1na camp to 60
Wa1'ed Monda' b\ the Ram' ~ere Michael\\ ard punter Cal Poh
San Luis Obispo. J~ P rokop punter.
Cal Pol} Pomona. l•ar) Torrella.
quartrrback St Man '!I College. Mike
Johnson. t1aht rnd. l nl\ er'S1t' Cll
Ntw Me,1co. and John JohnS<)n
l3lklc. llnt"ers1t) o f Idaho
>\mong the Hteran' rcpon1na "ere
quarterback. \i tnC't' Femtpmo and
four wide l"C'Cfl\trs -H('nn Ellard.
Ou Gnint. Georae Farmer and Drew
Hill
Hill. 27. massed tM enlltt 198'\
S('HOn Wlth 1 hcnuatcd d1~ but club
offittal say he 1s full) reco,·Cfcd.
We're much dttpcr al widt rT'·
t't"ivtr, •• id Ram COldl John
Robin n "Compctiuon to make tht
team wtll bt mott intense than I t
year.
.. , thtn\. it\ 00\ IOU) lht \ ICl"lft\
w nt to tan C'8rl · un."
VttttU ''er Prtston
Dennard \.I.Ill repon to camp Thur'
da)' night "h1k frtt"1gent w1dt'
rcc1e\ er Gordon Jone<. ha<. 'ct to \Igo
a nc~ contrall
\1canw h1lc the Ram'> mo' C'\.I lr~
agcn1 rook1t' Chnc; Faulkner from
lCntn to light t'nd The b-.S 2t-O-
pound Faulkner a11ended the l n1Hr
\II'. of FlonJa and "'US drafted 1n the
founh round as a tight end h' the
Dalla!.(o"ho"1n I~~'
"He's got wme 1thle11c ab1hl\
"h1c h ,., "h\ "e "'anted to tn him at
Ct'ntrr:· Rohmson said "But· 11 looks
hkc that c;pot '' taken He's sot a
btttcr chann" to make th1' dub 11
ttaht end He looked "cl') good toda'
{Monda))."
Meanv.hile 1n Sania Ro\I, the
ktnval of tan.ma quant"tt>ack Jim
~unkett. plu a handful of ot~r
"tteran "~rtcd Monda'·, two-a-
da) pnctia:' IOM fot the L O\
An&"Clci R11dc
Plunkett. th
led them to two upa &o-.1 victories
in the lut f< ur )ta . JOlned fif\h·~C'ar
.-Wlt n in th quar~
ttrbac lhth t
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/TUMday, July 17, 198-4
Baseball turDloil
linked to m.oney
Joe DiMaggio
From AP di1patcbe1
D~DEVILLE. Ala. -Former New iii
\ ork Yankees grtat Joe D1Magg10, who
said he's glad to sec maJor league baseball ·
players commanding big salaries. blames .
many of the game's problems on team owners who dish
out big money
"When I played I had a a hard time getting $5 from
tho~ gu)s," D1Mawo 1Mttd of the team owners. "It was
JUst not coming. So today. when I see players getungall
this money, it's the other \\a} around. The owners arc
paymg the pla}ers too much I
wtsh I'd ha' e had that chance."
D1Mag.g10. 69. made the re-
marks dunng a '1s1t to Auburn
Un .... ers1t\ Football Coach Pat
O)e'o; 10v-11at1onal golf wed.end
at nearb\ 1111 Waters reson.
DiMaggio. "ho had a 5(l-
game h11110g streak in 11.141 ~•d
mone> paid b> o" ne~ Ii ke the
'ankees' George Steinbrenner.
.\tlanta's Ted Turner and (1ent·
OlM&Ulo .\Utr) of the .\ngels. ha't' created
much of the turmoil in baseball toda}.
"The mone' 1s behind all the turmoil. .. D1magg10
said of teinbrenner and the Yankees. ''It's not JUSI
him lt'<.these fellas that ha\(.' all that mone~ "ho create
1he turmoil -Turner . .\utr). Strange!} enough.
though. those team'> pa}1ngall that mone) arcn't 1010
I) game\ ahead in the .,tandmgs."
D1Magg10 said he could pla> for Stembrenner "1f
he paid me enough mone)." He defended the Yankee
o"ner's method of dealing \\Ith his emplo)ees.
"E\er)bo<h goes 10 him bcca_use he's the highest
bidder" [)1 Maggio said "Then. after the} sign and get
all that mone). the) ~~ the) 're d1ssat1sfied Graig
Nettle'.) wa<:. the last one ..
D1 Maggio said he is opposed to an) fun her
expansion of maJOr league baseball
"Pia\ 1s at a level "'here 11 should be no" and that
would be a temble mistake. in m) opinion. 1f they
e>.pand ... he said
He called former Detroll Tigers second ba~man
Charlie Gehnnger "the best baseball pla}er I e'er saw"
and said fonner Bo!>ton slugger Ted W1ll1ams was the
best hitter he ever watched e\en though the two had
different ph1losoph1es.
Quote of the day
Cal State · Fullerton foo«*I c:oKh 0...
11Utll"1, on the Titan•• move to Santa Ana 8owt for
tt1ielt' ~9#1* In 1984: ••we·reexctted to have•
~t iemporey home ...
West Germans train at Harbor
The West German 01\ mp1c water
polo team 1s 1n the Orange Coast area. -=-
working out "'Ith the L1nited tates· .. B .. ·~
team. the latter coached b\. Newpon
Harbor High Coach 8111 Barnett.
There"' ill be no "games" and no scoring kept. but
there will be se' era I two-hour workouts that are open to
the public according to Barnett.
E"ening ~s1ons are set for 7-9 tonight. Thursda~
and Fnda) 8-1 0 Monda) and Wednesda}. and 5-.,
Saturda\ and Sunda)
Mo.ming sessions are scheduled for 8-10 Tue~da'
Thursda\ and Fnda~. and 9-1 I on Saturda) and
Sundin
T rain1 ng continue~ the folio\\ in&\\ ec."k on the !>amc
basis until Jul) 26.
The\\ est Germam are the !'Jo. I seed in their pool,
which includes o\ustralta. Ital\ and Japan 1n the first
round of compe1111on at Pepperd1ne Llnt,ersll),
beginning Aug. I
Should the United States and West German)
finish first 1n their respective pools. the} Y.Ould meet on
the final n111.ht of compet1t1on August 10. at 9.
Stars take bow In Philadelphia
PH ILADELPHIA -The United m
States Football League champion Ph1ladel-•II•
ph1a Stars were welcomed home Monda)
by thousands of cheenng fans and cu nous
onlookers who lined the route of a victor) parade
throuRh Center (ti)
The ~tars· 23-3 \ ICton o'er .\nzona in the l 'SFL's
title game ~unda) night ga'e the Cll) a professional
league 1..hamp1onsh1p 1n all four maJOr Amencan
spectator spons in the la!>t 10 }ears.
The e-.ent wa\ not on the scale of miles-long Broad
~treet parades for the cit) ·s other champ1onsh1p teams
of the past decade -ba'!.ketball'!. 76ers, hocke) 's Flyers
and baseball's Phil he!.-but n did not lack enthusiasm.
Tlgen overpower White Soz
Klrt Gibson dnn e in thrtt runs with a
his 13th home run of the season and a tnple
and Gleu Abbott fired a five-huter to lead
Detroit to its fourth straight victory, a 7-1
tnumph over the Chicago Whne Sox to mainuun m
gnp on the Amencan League East. Abbon. making his
fir..t start since bemg recalled from Evansvdle of the
Amencan Assoc1at1on on July 15, retired the fi~t 13
hitters he faced before Gres LullDskJ spoiled the brief
no-hit bid with a fifth-inning single. The right-bander
later allowed Ron Kittle'• 21st
homer in the ninth before im-
proving his record to 3-2.
Elsewhere Monday in the Al .
Jolla Sbelby and JobD Loweo1tel.o
broke out of long slumps wuh
solo homers and Eddie Murray
also belted a homer in support of
Storm Davia' five-hitter as Balt1-
more edged Minnesota. 3-1 .
Pinch-hitter Roy Smalley'• one-
out run-sconng ~1ngle capped a
La.slnak.1 four-run ninth inning and gave
the Ne" \ ork \ ankees a "1ld 9-8 '1ctof") 0' er Texa"
T e"OaS had scored four runs 1h the top of the 9th to take
the le-ad Mike Jones pitched eight innings of one-hit
ball and George Brett and Hal McRae stroked RBI
,ingks 1n the e1ihth as Kansas Cl!) snapped a five-game
losing streak w11h a 3-1 '"1ctor) 0' er Cle' eland ... Ken
Phelps and Dave Henderson each dro\e in fi\e runs to
power Sea1tle past Milwaukee. 11-1. Phelps belted a
three-run homer 1n the tir'.)t and a two-run shot 1n the
fifth to SJ'e him 14 th1!1 season. Henderson drilled a
two-run stngle in the third and a three-run homer in the
!>C\Cnth. his ninth .. Bruce Hunt of Boston continued
ht~ mastery over Oakland (he's 6-0 lifetime now) with a
4-1 vt"rd1ct, helped out by Bob Stanley's ninth-inning
reltl'I help. Hurst. 9-5. checked Oakland on six ht!!.,
struck out a career-tying eight batters and walked five
before needing help in the final inning from Stank}
who recorded his I Sth save.
Padres keep rolling In West
Bobby Brown'• two-run homer and iii
Mark Tbarmond'1 four-hit pitching
through etght innings ltfted San Diego to a
4-0 v1cto1Y over the Chicago Cubs Monda~
as the Padres continued their stranglehold on the
National League West Brown's second-mmng homer.
his second of the season. followed a single by Terry
KeDDedy ofT Dick Ruthven, 1-6. who was making his
first start 10 two months after undergomg ann surgery.
Thurmond 6-S. who walked two and struck out three.
walked Ryne Sa.odberg to open
the ninth and then thrtw three
pitches to Gary Matbewa before
Rieb Gossage came on to get the
final three outs. . . . Du
Scba&teder gave up four hits in '
eight-plus innings while Andre
Daw100 and Mike Stenboaae de-
Ii vered run-scoring doubles to
help Montreal defeat Atlanta, 3-1
. Mike Schmidt and Garry
Maddox, each with three hits ao.ace includtng two-run homers. led
Ph1ladelph1a to a 7-2 rout over Cincinnati ... George
Foster and Wally Backmu keyed a 22-hit assault with
four h11sap1ece whtle rookie Sid Fernandez won has first
major-league game as the New York Mets hammered
Houston. 13-3 Jeff Leonard drove in three runs wtth
1wo singles. helping San Francisco end a six-game
losing streak with a 7-6 tnumph over St. Louis
Oakland loses, Raiders win
~.\"' FR.\N('IS( 0 -The Cit\ of m Oakland .. uffcred another loss in m tight to 4 • t
force the return of the Raiders professional •
football team. auornqs said Monda)
Moses Lask}. a San Francisco attorne)'. said he
learned b) lelephone that Superior Court Judge Nat
..\ghanoaga1n had ruled 1n favor of the Raiders· mo'e to
Lo!> Angele!>.
Laskv said although he had not seen the 25-page
dec1s1on. ·he was told 1t ordered the suit b) the ctty of
Oakland to be d1sm1ssed.
The Ra1dt•rs have played two complete seasons in
Los Angeles. Before that, Oakland was the team's home
since 1963
TeleTlaton, radio
TaeVllK>N
'4:30 p.m. -IAUaALL: Dodgers at Ptt·
t1burgh, Channel 11.
10:30 p.m. -BOXING: From the Olympic
AudUortum, Channet 50.
RADIO
-4:30 p.m. -U-AU..: Dodgers at Pit·
tsburgh, KABC (790).
1:30 p.m. -8A8EUU..: Toronto at Angela.
KMPC (710).
8 million viewed
USFL title game
"'lV. \ORK (.\P) -Sunda}
night\ hroJdt·a!>t of the l 'n11ed State!>
Fnothall l cague l hamp1onsh1p game
het"'t'l'n the Philadelphia Stars and
.\n1nna \\rangier'> on .\8( -TV "as
,n·n in about ti m11l1on hour,eholds.
Jt.rnrding to o'·em1ght figures <:om-
ptlcd h' lhl' \rb11ron Rdttngs ( o
Area volleyball players
to co1npete in Hong Kong
T hl· gaml' Y.on h' lhe \turs ~3-3.
t'cHnl'd a 10 ..i rattngJnd an a't•rage 20
'h:.trl' tn I I metropolitan areas .\rb1-
1ron rq>onl'd \.londa~
\ ra11n~ rxunt rt·tktt., onl' per-
.cnlagt' uf all household<. w11h tele-
.. 1st0n \t't' \ \hare rcters to the
rx·rlentagc 1>1 '>Cls turned on that arc
tuned to a \how Each rating point
1ransla1d to Jbout 831).()(X) house-
holds
Four area girls will pla) 'o!le) hall
in Hong Kong and Honolulu ne\t
week as pan of a tultural nchangl'
t\ pe program
·The fi,e girl<, 1ndudc M1ndec
.\dams of ln1ne. (",nd' J..uhter nt
\.11s'o1on v lt'JO Laura Fort or \\ l'\1-
m inster and Trac~ l\.rueger ot "'l'"-'·
port Beach.
.\dam<, 1s a sophomore at V. 11nd-
hrnJge High. Kuhter Jnd f-on Jrc
1uniors at Mater De1 and l\.ruegcr 1<. a
sophomore at Ncwpon I I arbor H 1gh
They will be Joined h) three 1un1or\
from Mira C. 0<1ta High 1n Rtdundo
Beach and Amy Ha)e'> of •\nahe1m a
c;en1or at Canyon High.
The team 1s coached h) J.id;
Houston of Corona del Mar
I hl') ha H' been pral llu ng lhc past
l\\.O ""ecl..s 1 n preparation for lhc tnp
""hu:h \\Ill \CC them pla~ three
ma1chc\ 1n Hong Kong :.ind one 1n
Honolulu 1n a 7-da' penod
The team The t ahtorn1a .\11-~tars.
\\tll dcpan Frida\ and return Jul} 29
The girl\ represent three \ollc~hall
dubs from 5outhcm < altforn1a -
Orange ( ount~ Vollnball ( lub. the
Newpon Volle~ball Club and the
Sl>Ulh Ba\ Vollc,ball ('lu~
The g1ris. pmnanl) a IS-and-under
team. "-'111 pla~ against the Hong Kong
Nauqnal Progressne team. the
Macao Jr. National team. and the
Kamcahmea Vollc.,,hall Club of
Honolulu. ·
Blind swimmer finds his ay
John Morgan (left) i• led to •hore by Ilia
dad. Norm, and Coach Ken Hamdorf
(rfCht) after •wimming in a 10-mile rough
~ ..........
water race. It be&an in Huntington Beach
and ended four hours later at Seal Beach.
John wa• third in a field of 50 •wimmen.
ANGELS GET BOOST FROM SLATON ••.
From Cl
ning.
".\fter that I found a groo,e." he
t·wlatnl'd. "I felt after the second
innmg (which Toronto got two hits)
that I was able to ~et m> breaking ball
over. After I ~ot mto the groove. my
1:onfidcnce pined."
To conceivably make 11 sweeter. a
double pla} ended the game. otT the
bat of Wtlhe Aikens. Lloyd Moseb)
had opened the ninth inning \\tth a
single. and after Slaton fanned L0p-
shay, (his third ol the game). he
induced .\1kem 10 hit· the clinching
grounder
It "a~ the .\ngeh' \l\th '>hutout this
\ea<,on Tht'\ didn't record their '>1\lh
la'>t 'car uni1I Sept 21
For Toronto "h1ch no" trails
Detroll b) eight games. ll "as onl} the
<,ernnd 11me 11) been shut out this
season ( h1cago·-. Richard Dotson
turned the tnck on the onl) other
occasion. 3-0
"It was an outstanding pcr-
fonnance." McNamara pra1!.ed after-
ward. "He's pt1ching better. and he's
been workrng with Lach (Angel
pitching coach Marcel Lachemann)
1n between starts. I think that's
helped."
"I've been working in the bullpen
"'1th Lachemann," Slaton
proclaimed. ··and that has reall}
helped." *
ANGEL NOTES -Cenltrfl.idtr G•rv """' wno~ riot 111111"9 of l•I• lltl JHl1 llom 1111 on 11
weooht (lvl119 Deve O.Clncn tof e n AnQel noon
•nos H•Mllll. 11Asn•1 been '° not on Ille but
oa1n1 SunO•v ne oven•n HConG 1>8H end wu
cauohl In • 01c111e t>eto,.. 8«t a-even1ua•1y
oanceo 1111 wev llOmt from llllrd for Iha o•me·
winner and Monday lie ltfl lll•rd 1>8H too JOOf!
on • WOUIO·be M1crll•ct fly 10 left held t>v '""
LYM II w15 verv ot>vlous -verY ot>v•ous Clllal
he left 100 soon>." eaoiem.o Anoet ma"''"'
Jeflft McH•mare on P•tt•s oau runnong m1r.cue
ROAD TO LA ROCKY •..
From Cl
"go bat k to school. get m) h 1gh school
diploma and go to trade school.
"I graduated from barber's school
la'>t December. I'll ~u for m) boards
(stale license examination) after the
Olympics I can give a haircut. or a
perm."
He also can thro" a mean nght
hook . the punch that put do"n
world champion Flovd Favors twice
1n the Ol)mp1c Box-6fTand clinched
for Shannon a bcnh on the team.
The left-handed Shannon. the onl)
member of the 1980 Ol}mp1c team
still com~ttng as an amateur. ap-
pearo; to be going into the Los .\ngeles
Games at the top ofh1s game. "'h1ch
be~n officially I 0 years ago. l ' nof-
fic1all:,. 11 began with unscheduled
fight ag1nst his older sister. Kell)
"She used lo beat up on me unul I
got too big." recalled Shannon .. Then
she got -.ome big OO) fnrnds ...
But the road 10 the 'R4 Games has
not been "'•thout 1tc., bumps for
'ihannon \tncc he made the 1980
learn. He wa'> beaten in the 112-
pound quancrfinals of the tr S
Amateur ( hamp1onsh1ps 1n I 982.
and 1n I IJ8J he lost 1n the semtfi nals of
that tournament and failed to make
the Pan .\mt•ncan (iamcs team in
1981
"\ fter I 9NO. I mO\ cd up to 112 and
had a lot ol trouble Tht'n I mo\ed to
119 pounds after I got a weight
problem." \a1d Shannon "I also hatl
problem\ ""11h flat feet and I the titting
of) m)' mouthpiece ..
Then after losing a 3-0 dec1s1on
agatn'it \'ache\ la' e Shoolcpl..o of the
So' 1et l nion in a dual meet earlier
1h1' \car "ihannon coached h\ Trm ~um.mer'i of the Everett fire Fighters
dub. put 11 together
"I mtHe<l in "1th m> coach a
month before the Trials." said Shan-
non
Shannon opened the Trials al Fon
Wonh. Tna'>. with a 5-0 decision
over Michael (irecn, eked out a 3-2
verdict over Todd Hickman in the
semifinals. then scored a 5-0 cham-
p1ohsh1p decision o'er Je~sc
BenavidC's, who was ranked No. 8 in
the world by the International
Amateur Boxmg Assoc1atton as of
.\pnl 15. Shannon wasn't ranked.
Agai nst Favors. invited to the Box-
off as Shannon's "most notewonh)
opponent.'' Shannon got tagged wi th
a hard right to the head 1n the first
round. but he had the champion
m1ss1ng mostl)
In the second round he knocked
down Favors with a nght hook, then
he did something that could cost him
dearl) 1n the Olympics .. he got wild.
In amateur boxing. it's the number of
punches landed. not power that
counts. A knockdo" n punch counts
no more in the sconng than a Jab.
unless. of course the man doesn't get
up.
I 1 1hc light had gone to a dec1~10n 11
might have been close. But 11 didn't.
Shannon knocked down Favors with
another nght hook 1n the third round.
and the referee stopped the bout JUSI
as the bell rang.
Schock collects
AreaGcrown
Jane Schock of Newport Harbor
Yacht Club won the USYRU Area G
1Caltfom1a) champ1onsh1p Sunday
and with 11 the nght to represent the
'itatc 1n the '\dams Cup. S)mbolt<. of
the women's national sailing cham-
p1onsh1p
~chod and her ere,-.. V1ck1 Call
\odaro. Susan Rhodes and Penn)
< amplx·IL defeated fi-.e contender'.)
for tt1c A.rea G champ1onsh1p in a six
race round robin series 1n Etchclls-21
!>loop\ sailed ofT thc Santa .\na Rt\Cr
Jetty "iaturda) and Sunda}
Others in the <:ompet1t1 on 1n order
of finish were Anne Tosch1. St.
Francis YC. Nina Nielsen. NHYC;
Suzy Madngah. San Francisco Y(";
Joni Palmer, Balboa YC. and Marsha
Peck. SFYC.
Monoav 'We'll have a talk tomorrow With 111_.
SPNd, he ooesn'I ""° 10 do lh•OCIS Ilk• Hiii." • Th41 medical reoort Aed C.rew, wh<I'•
svtterlno from a olncllld nefve In nls necll •nd 1,
uoerlenclno numbneu In 1111 lefl heod, wn
e.emlned Mondav end n sllll on • daY·lo-do
t>Hls II appears, hOwever, tllll he'll be reedv
fof Ille Bo•ton oe>eoer on Frld•Y O.Clnces, whO
mlutd SelurdeY's and Sunoev•1 ~ wlttl
iendmll1s In hlJ rlolll elt>ow, wu 1>ec1< In Ille
l1neuo Mondav OICll Schofleld. OYI with •
sorainld ankle, sevs he's oelllno belier l>UI M 'S
sllll on a dav-ro·dev t>esls LOOk for Schofield lo
return Monoav a11elns1 Seellte Former
Orange Coasl College star Oervt Scenlen,
rtecllvattd recenllv from the disabled 11$1, llU a
llve-oame 1111Hn11 sirea~. dalift9 becl< 10 APrll S
Tiie Aneets' fllrH-oame series with Toronto
conlinuts ton1oni when rlohl-henaer Oovte Atex-
·~ (7-0 takes on Miiie wm (9·71. ltle American Leaoue's st,,11eou1 leeaer with 106
Weonuoav s flntle l»IS Luh LNI t 10·2) U•lntt
Geoff Zahn 19·6) More starllng lime cll•non
Monoav·s <July 13> oame wllll Seelllt, orl11IMlh•
sc~outeo for S.20 nu t>een swllclleO to I P m
The USA Olvmo1< t>aJet>aH ieem will Pl•v en AM-
Ster tum coachecl bv Autie Gel'Tlde P<lor to 1"9
meon t•tnt Frioav s IJu1v 201 11eme with
Boston a so iCheclu•td for S.20. lies been PUSl\eCI
back 10 130.
FINN •••
J'romCl
THE
REFRESHING SOUNDS
OF THE
Baseball's crown prince laid to rest
HARBOR
FMSTERED
At 91. comedian-player Al Schacht
buried. but without baseball's fanfare
~Ot 'TH BUR\. ( onn ( .\P) -
Onl) a fo"" do1en peopk ;mended
Monda~·., funeral ~f\.1cc for Al
Schacht "-hose slapstick comrdy
routine cntcrta1nC'd ten" of m1lhon'l of
haschall fans at <\mcncan ballparks
for fi vc decadC's
Ao ~1mple Hebrew ~rv1cc for th('
man known a\ the ('town PnnC'c of
Ba~hall wa\ held on a la1y Jul>
aONnoon. the kind on whu:h ht• filll·d
~tad1um!I w11h laughter
But there wn1 no lauahttr at
SC'hach1'1 funeral; onh tean. ~rharht'\ famtl} and a ft'"-clo~
lrtC'nct.. clllt'ndt•d the.' \('r\11((.' 31 a ttn\-
chapel on Mam Street in the "-CStem
Connecticut town of Southbury
There were no representatives of
baseball in attendance
&hoc ht died Qu1etl)' on Saturday at
the aac of 91
\chacht wa~ born 1n 1892 to
parcn1' who had Ocd czamt Ruso;1a
He pitched ~v<'ral years in 'iem1-pro
and minor ltaauc baseball
I& I\ $11d that ancr w1nnina 20
aame for u minor lcnaue team 1n New
Jcrvy. CichnC'ht broke into mnJor
lca&uC' ha~eball h> writing
anon)'mou' kth.'r\ 10 ( lark (inflhh.
the O"-nt"r of thr W11,hmgton \<'no-
tors. urgmg him &o sian a you ng
phcnom named Schacht. For what·
ever rca~n. Gnffith signed the young
man 10 a contract
Schacht entered maJor lcnauc
ba~ball as a nght-handcd pitcher 1n
t 919. the year baseball's innocence
wa$ robbed by the Black Sox 'lClndal
It was a more boisterous lime for
the ~port. For example. on lndepcn·
dencc Day an 1920, Schacht wa
chosen to replace Walter Johnson as
start1n1 pitcher for the Senaton.
much to thC' disappointment of the
fans who had filled the "ll1d1um to
watch "Theo 81. Train" throw fire
The crowd J~red the youna ter
They thrTw hottl~ and dt'mandcd
that Johnson pitch the ballpmc -
not the skinny rookie from New York
who spent ht" prcttnme t1mr downing
un the field rather thnn worming up 1n
the bullpen.
Schacht pitched well that day and
won. striking out Babe Ruth in the
fifth innina.. He spent the next half
century Winning over the fans -not so 11\uch w11h his p1tchina. but with
his zany antics off and on &he field.
Even after his playina days.
Schacht's slapsuck routines lived on
He enten.a1ned crowds at 27 World
Scnes and once cs11mated that he
performed before more than I 00
m1lhon people. Dunna World War II.
he entertained tro<>J>' 1n EuroJ)(.
Afnca and Asia.
Scho<'h t's pitch 1 n• carttr lasted just
thrte seasons. m which he romp1lcd a
record of 14· I 0. But h11 comedy acts
filled ballparks w11h chuckles for five
decade\ until his retirement in lq69.
'Khacht 1\ "urv1ved by ht'.\ wafc,
Ma~hl.·11<'. n hrothcr. and o sister.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tu.dty, Jury 17. 1934 Q
Knighthaslofty goal for U.S. team Vortex wins
Bogartr~ce
Bruce Twicheu·1 vonc::a. oui of
the host Voyqim Yacht ub.
~~s the . .,inner tu~)·
in the foun.h rift of VVC's
Humpbre) Bolan ~ncs for Pef.
form.ance H1naicap Rlrina Fkct
)"&Chts.
He wants his Olympic basketball team
to be the 'best in the world' for Games
LOS l\NGELES (AP> -A single ta~k 1s being put before the U.S.
Olympic men's basketball team b) tts
coach, Bo bby Knight.
"For two weeks," Knigh t says, "I
want to make this the best basketball
team tn the world -bar none."
In that quest. Knight has a collec·
u on of some spectacular talent. a
team that appear~ to be a sure bet tor
the gold medal
The 1960 U .S team. which 1n·
eluded Oscar Robenson and JerT)
West. 1~ considered the best 1n
Ol)mp1c htstor). "'inning tts games
..
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
American League
Ano411t ChlC•QO Mlnne.011
01-reno S.1111• Kense, C•tv
Tuu
Otlrolt
Toronto 81111more 80\lon
Nt"' York Mllw1uket
Clevllono
WEST DIVISION
W L
•8 '3 4S H
•• 4S u •9
•3 so
•o " 39 S3
EAST DIVISION 61 ,.
S3 36 SI 40
•4 4S
41 ..
40 SI
36 SI
Mon!Mv'• Scorn
A1199b 3 Toronto 0 Oetro11 1 Cnlcaoo I
Balllmore 3 M1nno.ote I New York 9 T uu 8 Kantu C11v 3 Cleve11no I SHltlf 11 Mllwlullff 7 80\lon 4 Oelltono 1
T9dlv't G•me•
6'S 596
S60 ••• .,,
440 41'
GB
7 J
3 s
6 6 ,
9 ,
• II
11
18 1 n
24
Toronro <Altaenoer 7·•1 at Anoelt (Wiii
9 1) CnJ Clevtlano tHeeto11 5·9 ano Comer 1·4) er Kansu Cltv !Gura 9 6 and Btacr.. 10
71 2, Cl·n>
Clltcago < Ntl\on I· ll •' Oerroll ( Perrv 11·4), In) Mlnnesora (Vlora 10 71 111 Boll1more lMcGr119or 11·11, tnl
TIKu !Hough 9 1) 111 Ntw Yor r.. (Nlekro
12·•1. tn) Mllw1ul\1t <Cocenower 7·1) 111 s .. 111e tL1ngslon 7·71. (n)
Botton I01tOe 6 7) al Oekland O<rutoer
6·51. lnl Wtdnt.CSOV't Gomes Toronro 11 AA9tl• lnl Toes er New York
Boston 11 Oei.lend Milwaukee at Se1111e
Ch>Ceoo "' ~rroit 111 M•nnt\Oll .ti 8olf1more n' Cleve•1110 ot l(an\u C11v In
National Leavu•
WEST DIVISION
W L
S•n O•tllO S2 l6 Atlanfe H •S
Doct9ti's 4& •7
Housron •l 49
C•nc•M&I •O S2 S.tn F•anC•\CO 3• SS
Ntw Yor~
Cn•caoo Ptlil1oe1on1a Moniree•
SI LOu•\ Pllf\burQl'I
EAST DIVISION SI 3>
SI 38
•9 40 H u
.. 41
38 S2
MondlV'\ S,O,..\ P11tsburon 4 DodOtrs I
San OtfOO ' Cll•CIOO 0 Monrreel 3 A11en111 1
Plllladelol'l•e 1 C1ncin11111 7
S.tn Francisco 1 SI Louil 6
New Yori. 13 Houston 3
Todlv't Gome•
Pct
591
S II
•9S
'67
4JS
311
S93
573
SSI
S06 ... 472
G8
1
I • 11 u
11 •
' J J •
7 J
9 ' IS
Dodetn <Pena 10·0 "' P111\burgn <D• Leon 6·4) n
Sen 01eoo !Snow 9 61 at Clllcaoo 1Trou1
9·))
A11111111 tMehltr 6 • 111 Monrre11 (Smilh
1 1) " Pnllaoeroll1.t (Certton 1 41 er C1nc1nno1 (Price36l n San Fronc·sco llUullow S·l l 111 Sr Louis (Anou1er 13·71 n
Ntw Yori< 101r1tno 10·3 11 Hou\lon lNtflVO 9·8) n
Wtdnt\doV't G1mH Dtld9trs at Plllsouroh " San O•tOO er Cl'l•Cl llO 11 Aflenra al Monrre11 " Pl'lilaOefon•e .tt Cone .nn1t n Son Fr•ncisco at St LOUI\ r> Ntw York et Hou.sron n
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Anoe!' J, Blue Jan O
TORONTO CALll'O.-HIA
G•rc111 7b Ftrnnoz u
Collin• If
MOtlbV Cf
Up\l\aw lb
Alli.ens Oh GBtU rf Mullnk• lb Whlttc Grlllln u Tetlll
10 r II bl 11> r II bl
I 0 0 0 Ptlll\ Cl 3 0 I I
2 O O O C.ricll 20 2 O O 0
• 0 1 0 L vnn rt • 0 0 0
• 0 1 0 RtJk\11 Oh 3 I 0 0
4 0 0 0 DeCncl lb 1 I 1 0
4 O O O Scon1n lb J 0 2 I
l O O O Downlno II 2 O O I
l O I O Boone c l O 1 O
l 0 2 0 PICCIOIO n ) 1 I 0
l 0 l 0 31 0 l 0 Tol1IJ
kOf't bv >nnlnv\ " l. l
Toronto 000 000 000-O
Colltornlo 011 100 00•-l Game Winning R 81 -Oown•no < 11 OP-Toronro 1 Cahlorn1e l LOB-Toron10 5 C1lilorn11 s 2B-Pe111, Je-oee1nce' S-G••CI" SF Dow11111g
IP
TOfonto
H REA 88 SO
Gort LS·• S2·l ) J 6
Limo 1 I J 0 0 1
C1tlfom41 S aron w J l 9 7 0 0 0 ) P8-Wl'l•ll T-HBP-C.arc1a ov S aton
2 19 A ,, 190
NATIONAL LEAGUE
,.Irate' 4, Docteen l
LOS AHGILU PITT$9Ul'OH
Su?b Stul>bt lb
Londr• cf Mo"llll If Guerrtr rl
Scloscl1 c l!lRutltl n Rivera lb l!lrtomoll l!lellor or
Hono~cll p
WhlfflO Pll
Hoolono Vell oh
Tatlll
1b r II bl 1b r II bl
4 0 0 0 Wvnna cf • 0 0 0 J 0 0 0 Momtn 2b l 2 3 I
4 0 1 0 Rov 2b I 0 0 0
4 I I I MOOICk 30 • I I I
4 0 0 0 JThotn It> 4 0 0 0
' 0 2 0 T Ptn1 c 4 0 3 I ) 0 l 0 BHerPr rt ) 0 0 0
l 0 0 0 I' roeO.I rt I 0 0 0
I O O O Moullll rf 2 O I O
0 0 0 0 l!lerr1 u I I I I
7 0 0 0 Wollo. P 3 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 Ttkulvo Cl 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
I 0 0 0
U I • I Totlls
kw• by lmln9I
JO •••
Ltl A~ 010 000 000-I
PltblMl1'1111 110 010 OOx-4 Geme Wlnn1119 ltll -MaOIOct< ttl OP-Los An~\ , L08-Lot Anootl\ •
Pt11.ouron s 28-M•OIOCll TPt na
Hlt~r\hlll I 171 lerr1 IS> MOrrllOtl (41 st-MIUllff ISi ,, H 111•111 .. so
LM~t
HOntVCll L.,7·4 ' • 4 ' 3
Hoo•on , I 0 0 0
l"1ttWUrtlh Wo._ W,1 0 • I l I I
ltllUlve 1·l 0 0 T-ns .11-• 0«
MAJOR LIAGU• l.SAOI RS
A"*1Uft LH~
' 0
IATTtHO (718 11 behl Wrtlf..id Htw
Yoo.. >tO. Matttnt1v, New Yor1', »t.
Hrl>tll. MlnMtOtl , 330. l'\icktlf Mltll>t
M>lt, Jtl, sn.tl<len, lOftlll Cllv 317 lt VH$ Ow£vont. l o.ton 10
ltHtndeftOt\, OtlllalWS 6t Molll>V. Tor•
onto 6$, lut~ c. ........ nc1 a7 11110011,
a1111mo<1. 5t ltll Kln9mln Oolllllnd 78 £Murr.., 1a111rnort. 7S. llll<t Bo•lon, 11 Armn
I 0\1011 '7, A01vlt, ~•lllt ..
b) an average of 42 point) But the
presence of All·Amenca) Patrn:k
Ewina. Wayman Tisdale.· Sam
Perkins and M ichael Jordan mail.c'>
this team poten11ally Just a~ awe)Omt'.
The United S tates hai. ~c.-n a
dominant force ~nee ba~kc:tball
made it debut 1n the Game) an 1936,
reeling off a 69-1 record and winning
the gold eight times in nine trtes
Its onl)' loss came in the con·
trovers1al champ1o nsh1p game 1n
1972 to the Soviet l n1on. 51-50
ending the American'\' \\'Inning streak
at 62 The American'> seem1ngl) haJ
HHS Gerc11 loronro II~ Mat••n111v
New Yon. 112 E8'1er Botto• 107 Riot.en B1111more 107 Wlnl,tld Ntw
York, 107 OOUl!lLES LAP.trnsn hxH H Cow ens, Seo1110. 24 Lemon Ot1ro1I 2• Ci••c•a Toronlo. 23 Tremmeu Oe1ro11 22
TRIPLES Collins Toronro 11 MO\l'O'r Toronro, 11, Owtn Stelfle 7 Uo\na ..
Toronlo. 7. KG1oton. Ot1ro11 6 RLaw Chlceoo. 6 HOME RUNS r<.111om1n Oek leno 2S
Armo\. 801ron 24. r<.1111e Crucaoo 11 Thornlo11 Clev111no 71 EMurrev Bell more 10 STOLEN BASES R.HtnOer\on Oa .. l&l'O «. Pemt, A11911,, 3' Buller C1tvt1ano lO Garcia, Toronro, 71 Colhn\ To•on10 23 PITCHING <9 OtcmonsJ Liii Toron10 10-2 2 99. C1uo111 011t.11nO a 2 I 99 Sl•tO Toronro, 10·3 2 33. N•tt<ro New vor;
17·•. I 88 Perrv Oerro11 11 • 3 24
STRIKEOUTS Witt, A11911s, 104 Sl·tD Toronro. 99 N1e11.ro New Yoo. h Houv" TOH t3 L1ngston Se1lllt 91 SAVES Qu1s.noerrv r<.1nsu C •v 2• Caudill 011111no 19 Finger\ M1lw•u~tt
19 ROaw•• M•nnHole 17 Htr"a11oez Detroit' 16
NatlONI LN9Ue
BATTING (110 al oo"I Gwvn• Sar 01eoo 359 Frencon.t Mon1ru1 346 SanOt>ero C"•cego l29 Ceoe Hou\lon 311 Wllhington . .llt11n11 lll
RUNS Sa nooerg Cn1c100 62, S.tmut
Pnlll4"""'•· 61 R11nu MonlrHI S9 Wi001nl San 0 ego S9 MurPnv .1111a111a
SI RBI GCerttr Montrea· 6• Scl'lm•OI
PnlleOtlon•a. 62 J01v1s. Cn1c1go S9 Mumohrev Hou11on S. S.tnOoero Cn1·
CIOO. S4 HITS Gwvnn San 01e110, 123 Sanooero Chlcogo, 121 Samuel Ph1looe1on1e 111
R.Ram.rer. Allonta. IOS. Wvnne, Plll\ourgh
104 DOUBLES Hubbard Allenla 11 Sond
oero. Chlcaoo. 20, Frencone. Monrreol, 19 GCerltr Monrreal. 19, Reines. Mon1ru1
19, Samuel Pn11eoe1pnle 19
TRIPLES Samuel, Pnll10oloh1e. 11
Sandberg Chicago, l I Cruz Houston 8
Gwynn, San 01ego I McGee SILoul\ 7 HOME RUNS Murphy At11n11 10
Schm>01 Phlleoe1on11 18 Mlrsn•I. Dod91n, 11 C.Carter Mon1re11 16 v ro•I
Pn11aoe101111 1s STOLEN BASES S.tmut' Pn11aot:o111e
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0"•& '16 SAVES Su11er S•Lou•\ 27 LeS,,." Cl'•caoo 20 Hor and P'11111ot•o11 a 19
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International Track Classic
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MEN
200 -I l(ir~ Saol sre 1 U 5 20 62
800 -l Jollnnv Grav tu SI I•• 6S 2
Per Scommer AU\lralle l. I 4S 7• l Oon P.t1oe IU S I 1 ~07
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us a 2724
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fl 24 97 1 Dan Henoerson U SI 13 2• 7S
J P11u1 W111,1ms Canaoa> 1319 18 • F t>erl Bay Tanren 1 13 •I 09 1 P1u• Cumm.ng\ IU S 13 •7 06 "1J -I M1•1 Olltv CanoOol 7·• ,
PV -I Ear Btll US J 18·4 '
WOMEN
100 -I Morre11e Ollev <C.tnade) 12 H
•OO -Marire Pavne IC•n.tdal ~I 41
l.SOO I Fra11cot L.trrieu Sm1111
• 06 09
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(It 8rootlllne, Min )
t.Wn'I Finl Round Slntle\
L oor P·me• 1Ciech0\tov1' e .:iet Rooney Hermon U S 6 ' 6 3 M••• O•C•\O" US. Off Otrr•c>. Ro\•a11'JO
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6 4 1·S Ttrrv Moor tU SI Otf Jh
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IOem )pm,••om
MtenditY, ... .,. 11
10 II Im
thev1ctof)'when ttmec.\ptrcd. but the:
dod.. ""a" ordert."d re\taned wtth thk'e
S«onds left. The Soviets thrt"' the
ball the lena1h o f the coun and
Alek\andr Belov scored at the buuer
The l Jntted <itate'i and the ov1et~
d 1dn'1 meet tn the 1980 Olympic~
bccau~ of the LJ S boycott. and the)
won't meet this ume becaui.c of the
Sovm boycott
Tht'> time. the L S team prc'iCnUa
froo1 hne headed b~ the 7-foot Ewing.
v.ho led Georgetown to NCAA title
tht~) ear He 1s a fierce re hounder and
1nt1m1cJat1ng defender H is fone t!t
!thotblod.in~
"lonh C arolina ~ Perkin' and
Oklahoma'<, T1Miak both 6-~. g1\C
the .\mencans board ~trt'ngth and
<iconng po"'er Jordan. a fl·6 clutch
performer and rnlleit' pht)Cr of the
\Car. and St John'., Chm Mullan. 6-6. a dead I) OUt,tdC' ~hooter. ~1tl sw1n& at
guard and forv.;;ud
Leon W ooJ ol ( al ';tale f-ullenon
1\ the-onl~ pure po10111uard cho~n on
the 11 pla)'cr ~uad .md wall be Joined
1n the b:u.kcourt b> Ark.ansa~· Ah an
Robemon. Georgia·., Vern Flemina
and Steve 4.llord. who play' for
Kntaht at Indiana
VancJcrb1lt's Jell Turner. a 6-9
forward and b-1 I Joe KJe1ne ol
A.rkan .. ns and 7-0 Jon Koncak ot
<;uuthern Mcthod1!1t <..omplctc the
r,quad c;ur' l\.Or~ from more than 00
pla\er\ v.ho v.ent hrough a grueling
\l'l ol tnal<, bt'ltmning tn Apnl to
repre~nt the l n1ted St.ate\.
Kn11thl drev. '>Omt cn11c1sm for ht\
Olympic Games history
Swimming medal~sts
MEN'S 4 • 100 FREE RELAY
..... TOlrvo
U"••eo !>tarn <Steo"-n C11ri. M1cn1e Authn C.or~ llmon Oon.tlO Scnot•.tnci.ri
J ll 2 2 Ent Wrst Ciermanv 3 372, l Autlr11,1 l l9 l
ltU, Mtiuco Cl'Y
I Ur11•eo Slltes lecl'larv Zorrt Sreohtr Rervct Maril So,•r l<:tnne•l'l Walsl'lJ
3 31 7 7 Sov er Un•o~ 3 3• 2 l A1;\tra1•1
3 34 7
1'12. Munldl
I U•Meo S1a1e1 Oov•O Eooar Jo"~ Muronv Jerrv He,oenre.ch Mark Soi• 1 J
3 26 •2 2 Sov•t' un1or J 2'I n l Ecn• Germal'v 3 32 42
MEN'S 4 • 100 MEDLEY RE LAY
lt40, RCMM
I Un1ttO Stele\ (Franll MCll.<rtnev Peu1
Hoit Lenee Larsor F Jf'tt•h Farrell
•OS • 1 Au\lra"a • 12 0 J Jaoal' 4 17 7
1964, T9tlye
I Un1100 Siii•• I Hero10 Thomoson Mann W1t111m Cre.g Freo Sth,,.,•OI Siio· htn Clark> 3 SI 4 2 Eur Wes• Ger,.,.nv
4 01 6 l Au\lfllll • 01 J
IHI, l'M•k o Cl?v
I 1Jnt1ed S101e. Ch•"•' H•cllco• OonolO Mcl<:lftzll Oouo•et Ru\Y~ Ker> llelh W1llh) 3 S. 9 2 EHi Ciermony
3 57 S l Sov·el Unoon 400 1
1912. MunKtl I Un11t0 Sl1llt\ Motr>1e< Sremm
Tl'>OmH Bruce Marl '\O•fl JOfrv
"1t•Otnrt•cnl 3 1'I 16 2 Ee•' Germonv
l 52 17 3 C1,,00o J S2 26
1 '76, Met!frHI
r un11eo srerts !John Neller Jolltl
Henc~er> M•ll Voge• Jim Mon1oomerv> 3 •2 21 2 C1no01 3 4S 94 l Wttt G~·
..... ,,., 3 47 19
IHO, ~UW
I Aut1r111a l •~ 10 2 Sov·ll Union, HS 9? l C.reol Br•l1in 34711
MEN'S 4 ll 200 FREE lllE LAY
ltOt, London
1 Ci rear Brolatn, 10 SS 6 2 Hunoor y
10 S9 0 3 Untfeo St lies lHerrv "1et>ner Leo
Gooow1n Ch.tries Oenltl\ Le\1•4! R•cn) 11028
ltl2, StoclrllOlm
I Au~tralla ·Ntw Zealono 10 II b 2 un11eo s111es 1 r<.ennetn Huu1011 Horr~ Hebner Perrv McG1111vrev Ouke Paoe K111an1moku1 1010 O l Greet B•,•a ~ 10 21 2
1910, Antw.ro
I un.teo S•ai.es Perrv McG •v•av Pua
"'" "''oror>.t Norman Rou Du>.e Paoa Kal'lonomo•u 10 04 • 2 Au\ Ira a )
Greot Br ll·n
lt24, Pin\ I Un1tfO Sta•H !Wa 1.tce 0 Conno• Harrv Grencv Ra Oh Brrve• JOM"v Wt umi;I erl 9 SJ• 2 Austra a '0012 ) Swtoen 10 06 8
ltlt, Am\lerct.m
I Un••to SI.tie\ Au\' n C aoo Na Irr
Lauf er Georoe r a, JO'""' we.umuller 9 361 1 Jaoa" ~ ~ 1 • l Canaoa '1 41 e
ltll. LO\ Aneelt\
l Jao.tn 8 SI 4 1 vn.tfO SI.ties Fran• Booll'l C.eoroe F1u,er Maro•• rte • M.t"u ella KatthJ 9 10 S J "1unoa•v 9 31 ~
1t34, 8•f1ln I Japan a SI S 2 Un.trO S•e•es Ra 011 Flenoo.tn JOl'lrt M.tc•on•s. Paul Woll J.tc~
Medice 1 9 OJ O
1'41, London
I Un1reo Stares tW.tlter R1\ J.tmts
MCL1nt Wallace Wolf Willl.tm Sm1lh
8 46 0, 2 Huno.trv 8 44 4, 3 France 9-08 0
LOI Alam1to1
MOHD A Y'S RESULTS
(6'111 of '1·Nel\I QUlr1e"'°°8 mH,,"9)
FIRST RACE !7 va•d\
ComtWllChMeF • "''"'" 3 60 110 110 B•ut Poo• Ga•eo.t J 00 ~&Ci Cesh I( I pr Pav ne 1 .0
A SO raceo PvtD 0 '•<.C• Rt•a OIO• Sc11s C &Doer Texas Cit'' l''"'&n o ... oe De Lv
T ""t •& H n EXACTA ) • oa tl S10 40
SECOND RACE JS-0 1aros
LOO\l' Powoer p"'E'"'O" ~ 10 ) •O 1 •O Nu I Bu11n; Harl ~ 20 ) 10
f•OO• Jfll 'F rvoh 3 70 Al\O raced Re se A T·"V Biro Won•
0111• Dan~ OuDl•c&•t "'"''"• Soonscas AD\Olvlf Heaven LaOv Ot Pa\\oon F ft"
"-HP T1mt 18 <M
THIRD RACE J)() va•d\ L.t Nalurel Ful>t• J 10
Toast Uoon A T mp Lao.o
Ponti\ Jov IC•eaue•
180 l •O ~20 HO
3 00
Otit•• Also raced tmpreua W" '"'' ~ O•v•Oe E l\Y Jt•s P••Oe
T•mt 1190
l"OURTH RA CE J~ va•os
SI Be•tlle M '' "t 1~ 80 6 80 • 00 St f(I S1onl Br()(''\ 1 ~ 7 SC Ov•em•c Ov a W.t•o 3 80
A•io "•tto qta L,."'"' ,., E .. orts.\.,
y,,H Y..o.ac• L 11 e s: a•.,...& E.t~• Y1•9 t
Orea,,. Bur"' Q"' .. 'II ll et'"!. Ltl\\
T mt 18 OI
U EXACT.II 6 oa o \9~ •O
FIFTH RACE 400 ,a•.n
Cao•a.n Foo• P •e••on ~ :o l IC 7 80 Rt1 Reoe R., ~' .. ~,, '8-0 J •O
R O"' Rt\OO~H L•(•t'V J SO
A lO '•Cto ~""'tt' Y.r-• Mru1 ~.-· .,.,
B•' k •P1v\ Tr•I\ "• Crw""'b ~na•c~t'
T •ml! 10 01
U I XACT A • J oa•o ~ )()
SIXTH 111.llCE •00 •1'0'
\o,ewnt Nat vt 1H Cia'< a ~ 90 •JO 1 00
Ntvt• Sr>orl •E Ciarc .. , 6 00 l 70
l!lll1on1Ull• Pu"C" tCrt&Ol'' ~ •0 Al\O •ec•O V•MIOl' r. " Face 0•'• l'ollv\ Beno PH\ 11 T~ Y.t Or l<.IJ• Jun.or
T mt 1002
HVEHTH AACE l'\O ""a' ~Olrlr>O Pau <••00111 \1 .0 I~ •O '00 Cnar~· Juov ,crug•r J 00 1 70
Judv Nor tl'I l Harl I 1 •¢
Also ••coo Get •w"' Q''"" Pl'r•' 81ue, M&1cl\on•c•• Doll II.II'"'''_..• T.,,,. 17 1t
U lXACTA S 6 Da•o 14140
EIGHTH lllAC• l~ varO\
Ptt091t C.en•t '9a"""' I S1 00 11 IO q 4<'
Frv L cllldv !>I" ' F O•t\ • ·~ • 00
COl!ffl\ Ul•OOl<\I • .0
A.\O re<oo O..i• l •O• 8011••• i •• Svc" ltao•O lth'Vlhm The•• Got\ Am!>f• ••et'• \wttt~fl PM" 0 Jt• 80•\
Time 11 .. 1U PKK SIX (• 10·6 I ~ II oa d U 7'4
'flll l"ti I Vf 1'i-1'f .. f\ tl1•• P\Qr\~
NINTH Ill.II( ''° •1'0\ H0\1\11 Coov ICr11~·I 6 ilO
""" t\ $(-n• Jlu,. t
I.• '"'Of Len •111r11 , ..,,. ,.~
•00 100 IHO !Oto
1'0
\l •XACTA 11 61 Htcl \Ill 40
A llfMll"'l:f \ 411
lfSl, Hehlnlfl
l Un11ed !>IOIH IW1vne Moort, W11111m woo•Hv. Fora Konno. Jamu MCLontl. 8 l I I, 2 Jaoan I JJ S. 3 France a 4S9
1 tst, Mllllollme
1 Au\lr.tlll I 23 6, 2 Ur11lt0 Sloltt
I R1cnero Henlt't Georoe Brttn Wltl11m WOOIHV Foro l(OMOI, 1 ll s 3 Sovie! Un•on I 34 1
1..0,lllttrTM
I U"'ltO St•lu tGfO'Ot H1rt1\o<', Rich · aro BlllC~ M1C!let Trov F Jettre• F1r·
•tlll I 10 2 2 JIOl'I I IJ 2 ) Au\lrehe
1 138
lt'4, TM!vt
1 un.•ec: !>tell\ Steone.., Cllr' Rov
Saar "''" 1man Oona o ~floUonO.• J
1 S1 I 2 Eut We\I C.erm1n\I 1 St 3 l
J.tOa'\ 8 03 I
19'8, MtXKO C1tv
I un,•to S•.tlf\ J •M Nel\O~ S•to"e<> Rervc" Mar• So•lr Oonaio SCl'lOl•&l'a.< 7 S2 33 1 4 ull•al e 1 ~ 77 J Sov t• Un·o"
'0166
1'12. Munkh I Ur •td S111•es Jol'lr "' ~u111 Frf<)tr·
t~ T •'•' >re.er (,enter Mar• !>o•tr 7 )S 78 2 Wf\I Cie•m.tnv l • l o9 J Sov•el
U~·on 7 IS 76
1'76, Mom!'Nl
I Un,reo Statf\ M ~l' Bruner Bruce
""'"''" John Naoer Jom Mol\lgo,,.,erv) 7 23 22 2 Sovol'I Un•on 117 91 ) Greer
Brlre1" 7 l7 11
1980, Mo\CIW
I Sovter union 7 23 SO 2 Eu• Gtr· .m111v 719 00. 3 Brer11 7 19 30
Mon'"v's tnnwcttons
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Net-I LN9Ue p -rsevRGH p RATES -P11ceo Amo\ O• \ Oull·eioe• on ,.,, lS Oh 0 \ID'4!0 s•
P ~,.C"ai.c2 Bob 'tftte-.. O•'C"t''I" •rom Hawa
., '"f Pee I c c "' L•Allu• BASKETl!lALL H•tlonat 181\-tft)ll AUKiO!iofl OEl'NE R NUGGET S-Nameo Pt1l' 8eococr.. d1•ec•or ot orever per\on<>el
SAN ANTONIO SPURS-Ne~ Ci11r.
F 1u1mmons .tnd SCO"• Rc.oerrson CU\•\
FOOT8ALL
Hltlenot l"oolb.t• LtHU• BUFF' ALO BILLS T•1oec: Mr·O ciarfl. ,ornf"becr.. 10 tl'\p So~ Fr&l'I<. \CO •9ers tor an uno1tCIOlfd !uturt or111 c'1o•et DALLAS (OW80VS R••t&UO Oat"f
C a ••e enc lon• Fvdgt Pnw >EOJVPvz• .,-son •110
(,rtgOrv HOOll\ w10t 'Kf vt r\ Cal••"
JOhn\on Brao He>"' l"d ano Morro\ Brow" o.itn\ivt 1'1'10\ ~11nov Jtn~tns eno
LH Mc1<:1nstrev Qui"•'~"' "'•' Wa•s~ 1no Ho,..aro Pt11ct •ntoac•e•
Mtnrv Aemtil ''"''•• lil..t""<v SM·'n ,..,."' ""II bole• 0\CI' s-1"0 '.)(of' W•O•· • C•trs ol'O Ooug W• • t• "II •u b.t~'-OENVER 8RONCOS-S g•tc R ,r
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o""a''trOaClili SE .t.TTLE SfAHAWr..S RtfUtd
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PHOENIX PllllDE-So!o M•r• ~•·•I'
1.,, '"'"'d l "CI M ... U• tm<IV'<" Oe"•f'Oer '" •rt 01 ., !> Otl<'ICll\ tor '3~ 000 ~ l•u<•
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i " )()()
~lt~tlons. passtn& O\ltr iuch tand·
out' an t~e OJ~ mp1c I nal' 1s
Auburn's Charle B ride' and An-
toine Carr. a former Wichita State
st.tr. But he hu empha.,ttcd that
dcten'i1ve abilttv and un~lfisbncsson
offense ""ere ke) facton.
".\nothcr ifOup ml) have packed
another team," Knight admm "We
think we have 1hc best ploytN for the
way we want to play"
Knight'~ coaching career ha~ been
marked by con1rove'°') becaust of h111
refcrcc-ba1tan1 and run-ins with the
media The last ume he <:Oa(·hed o n
the tntemauonal te .. el. he ltd the
U nited States to the 197'1 aold meet.I
at the Pan ~men( an Game!> tn Pueno
Raco
Summary ofrnuhs:
CLASS A -I. vonex. Bruce
Twichell, VYC; 2. Robogap,
Paul Queyrel:yYC; 3. Oreai~
SWl Jt°'s, 8 Y C. CLASS B -I. Flyi.n& Cit't'UJ,
Nick Tolman. BYC; 2.. Tsunami,
Dave Gra)', VYC; 3. Ca.u ,.._
Jlmas. Carl Last, VYC
CLASS C -I . Quest.. Roecr
and Mu:key Good1ns. VYC; 2.
Pussycat, Joho Sz.a.lay, vYC; l .
Firecmt, Pat Glazier, VYC.
KEVIN ROBERTSON. • e
From Cl
··He·11 pla' almo~1 ~II of thl' ttml·."
)Cl\ s "1 tlkvv. \l1
"-a1er polo 1n tl'>t'lf ma\ be the
most ph)Stcal game of them all "'llh
the maJOT (Ontact at almost t"er:
tum and hea') loultng doing ltttk
more than lorc1ng a player to S"'ttch
off to another before that ,·1cttm can
tx.· belted again.
But ti also emplo~s ~peed and
finesse. and that's where Robenson
Y.orks 1n "'tlh his St) k of pla) Suffice
10 S3) )OU won't find him mtxing ll up
"tthtn four mete~
It can get prctl) rough on the l.-dg~
too. bul Robenson JUSt shrugs 11 off
sa~ mg ··foultng as pan of the game ··
Ro~ni.on l:ame 10 the national
team as a 17-)ear-old. v.h1ch as a
prt>tt> tender age on th1' le"cl. but he
v.as apparent!~ unfazed b) 1t all
""T he) v.ere reorganmng. so 11
'Aasn 't reall) that btg of a deal Bui
after I v.ent full-tame v..1th them 1n
197, I thought to m)self. ·ma) be I can
pla) v.1th these gu)s'""
~ orkouts ha' e been espcc1all)
hea \) at ( ut>)t.a College. near M orro
Ba,. as the team underwent tts final
two v..eeks of training befo~ tapcnng
at the Olympic Village on the USC
campus, and Robenson was no
different from the r~t -he was
fatigued and almost to the point of
grumbling. which m1gh1 be a first for
him.
'"F1"e hours a da' 10 the pool." he
noted. ')ou get tired. Anolhn-day
comes and you say to younet(. 'here
v.e go aga.Jn •
"But. ifs a good bast to a.aper ofT
from··
.\i. for chanc~ of a gold medal at
the Games he echoes what
N 11zkowsk1 has been sayina all ak>ns
-"We have to be cons.utmL•·
O nganally from the Ravcrsidt area
and an age-group swimmer, bt a.oa
into water polo JU~t lo •'Jet !->Ul ~lb~
monotonous routine of swim mans.
and eventually ended up wtth four
vears under 8111 Barnett at Newport
Harbor.
Late!) ifs been anythana but mono-
tonous 'v.lth the OlymptCS ap-
proaching.
"We're trying to keep tbinp in
perspecuve." says Robertson with •
banker's quiet smile. -R~
('\CO tf WC don't do well~ dtd.n't ~t
into this for publiaty."
Ro benson 1s engaged to Gar)
F1gueroa·s s1sttr·tn-law. Patneta
Newland. with the wedding date set
for Aug. 18, so be says any post-
Games celebration will take a back
seat as he begins another catttr in
banking.
~f\er the Garnes he says be·u take a
)ear off. then put some thou~t into
the 1988 Games ("depending on
Tnsh and how much I can con·
tnbute"). but for nght now, he says.
"'Th ts ts our final hurrah."
Women poloists
vie for FINA Cup
Water polo tourney
a t Her itage Park
to begin Th u rsday
'A omi.:n·~ v.atl'r polo ma!l.e\ "'
appearance al Hentage Par!I. 1n Jn ine
this v.ed..c.'.nd "1th a four-<ia' four·
nation 10urnamt·n1 undi.:r the banner
of Fl~~ Cup \. designed 10 attrau
the attention ot the l n1ernJt1onal
Oh mp1c Commutcc that v.omcn·.,
v.a.ter polo belong~ v..11h1n 1he 01~ m-
p1c fam1I~
The L"n1ted States coached b~
and~ '\;1tta. include<, Hunungton
Beach's \1aurttn O'Toole and Sand'
\'esse~ on the 13-mcmber squad
Other teams in the toume' include
'\e\\ Zealand. H olland and >\ustraha
Tv.o games v.111 be pla~ed Thursda~.
Fnda' and 'aturda' lollov.cd b' a
thn:e:µme set on unda\
Others on 1he l 5 squad include
Dion Gra' of \anta A.na L\nn
\\1mtod . of Berkcle' L'nn Comer
of Lt'" 1sburg. Pa \ alene Dom1·
nguez ofSan .\n1nn10. \1arla Smith of
Laguna "J1guel. \1argo M iranda ot
Commerce. Theresa Brec kton of
Oakland. Susie M clntHe of Long
Beach. ) olanda Ga!>Con of Com-
merce. Simone La Pa\ of Long Beach
and Laura Laughhn-~tlton of El
Ca Jon
The: team leader and ph\.S1uan arc
Jane and Dr Ralph H ale of
H onolulu 'itta"s as~1i.1an1 l°03lh "
Richard Hun!l.kr
Thursda' ·~ \Chedulc matlhl'' '\t•v.
Zealand again'it H olland Jt t1 \II
tollm,cd b' .\u'ltraltJ and lh\· l nrwd
\tale\ at ~
H olland and .\u•.tralta nh-cl at h \1
FmJa,_follov.cJb,thel 'i and'\n ..
7t•aland at~
.\u\tral>a anJ '\e\• leal;ind 'it at
h _\1 \aturda' v.11h lht• l n1tt•d 'itJlt"'
Jnd H1,llanJ dut•lin11 JI "
'iunJa,' 1inak'> mJlth lht I 'i .. a·· 1eam aga1n'>t thl l nitni \talt''
Jun111r learn al I \U 1n an c \h1h11111n
matth lnllov.l·d h' 1hr 1h1rd pl.tH'
garnl· at~ JS anJ thl' lllk game Jt J
Tll'il.l'l" arl· S'\ da1h \\t\h a S111
1<1unH1men1 pa•\\ J' a1labk ( h1IJrl'n
under I.: are frt.'l'
Prnpom·nt<, 1)1 v.umen·., v.ater p<.lll1
p.11n1 n111 that 11 hc."gan almo<.1 a., lnnp.
J$.O a' men' v..atcr polo hu1 \\a<.
d1...:ont1nuC'd in 19~\ "hen 11 ""\
\\)n,1dercd unlad\.hke b' l '\ '>port'
found:111on<. and orpna1cd tompct1-
llon u·J~ until I ~ti I
\ pn,p.tani ol i.nnu.11 nattnn.ll
\ hamrion,htJl\ v.a~ tx·gun 1n M11:h·
•a.in ;ind \lnlc then. team' tn'm
\11\ h1~n \ 1r1un1a flonda. Ohio
and (altfom1a have had their mo-
ments at dominating the sport
In I Q77 a U.S. rurnonal team wa
cho~n and competed m an inter-
national 1oumament tn the Cit) of
( o mmcrce "'here-the L' S. finished
third
The I Q'S W orld Sv. ammmg and
D1' tn@. C hamp1onsh1ps 1n Berltn had
v.omen's water polo as an exh1b111 on
spon and the L1 .S. won the bro n ze
ml'dal In I 9"'Q. the Federation Inter·
nauonale de Nat.ac1on Amateur
(Fil\.\) sanctioned the first W o rtd
Cu p compct1t1on for women and the
l S won the gold mt>dal tn Merced
ubsequent FIN A cups hagve been
held tn H olland. 4.ustraha and Can-
ada. "1th the L: S fi nashmg second
founh and S«ond. respecuvcl)
In 1981 al the "'orld SW1mm10g
and 01' tn~ C hamp1onsh1ps in Ecua-
dor the L .S took home a bronu
medal tn the first compcuuon an a
multiple-' enue e' cot
The 1986 S"1mmtng and On mg
C'hamp1onsh1ps 1n Spam will Stt
v.omen's water polo count tn the
o' erall point standings for the first
ume
In 1qg7, "omen·s water polo will
be 1n the Pan-A.m Games for the first
ume
Eagles win
pofocrown
\ I\.\ LI .\ -T he Esta nc1a Eagle
.\(luau, u:am captured the 15 -and·
under d" 1s1on oflas1 "C'Ckcnd''i 18th
annual \ 1(,4llta v.atC'r polo to ur·
namC'nt at C olle~e of the Sc-Quotas.
hl'fl'
T hl· f a&k~ under Coach Le'
t u1kr deleatC'd C I<." 1i. ol Fresno
11-n 1n the l hamp1onc;h1p game
'iunda' afternoon
In \'artier lOntests. Estan1:1a top-
pkd ltanford. I '-5. Exeter. 14-8. and
the \ 1..aha ..\ tc.-am. I 0-4
l hl· I 3-mc-mhcr team i ncludes
Rtlhard and Jim OtYore. R yan
I l·nk'\ Bnan ( ook.. goalie 4.Aron
l he\('bro O;n 1d H uttt>r. Scan Con·
nen Srott Ellccbrccht Gar\
Langston. Joe W c\lcr, R o bttt
\tendenhall. Mark \ovan and Fran~
Heiberger
l'vio'it of the plG\'Cn will compete
tor b tanc1a's frosh~ph team 1n the
tall
It "a' th<' <.C'<'ond straight )Car that
fc,tanc1a had pme'd the final1 The
F.qle-' fell to Saltna'I 1n the c h&m·
p1t,nsh1p pme la'lt season
O 'M ea r a reaches semifinals
R\ RI l"'l(r"'\tf. -Ec,i.an~aa HlJh
\tnior ( athe-nM O'M eara UP1rtt thrtt
~ orponenh to pin the ~ml·
tlnah o the Nauonal Hanooun Tenn•~ Champ on\h1pi. 1n the t8-
1mS·undrr dt\\\aon, hen-. lac,t 111>'tt •
end.
9'aU\\ t1u11.:r vi -'urora. Ill . b-4. b-4,
Can kaac> of La Jolla. 6-1. 7-6, and
Kell} 8o)'!lt of Za~Vlllc. Obao, 6-3,
4--6. 6-2. All three wtre lttded in tht-
top l6
!\nothtr Rolhna Hills ttsidmt,
Meli sa GurM) dtf cs~ London in
the Ulle match,
0 can U nut compcit an the
U ~ ln~101Ws tn tlanta 1n two
She ll lhc ~an of &he W
..
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C• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, July 17. 198-4
ion beillQ lot 1 of T1.e1
$2 .. per "'IP r9CIOl'<Md In
YOU AM IH Dal'A~ T W'ICIOOk._302,. '~ 1 ltvougl\ 9 UMDC1' A DOD OI' ntulT ol .. ~
DATU> OCToeol M. ,..,,, epa In the ofiice Of the
UHUH YOU TAKI AC• OW'lty Aecol<I« of u;o ty noH TO '9t<>TICT YO\M EXCEPT THEREFROM ~""· IT MAY .. hat ~IOn ot 19M ~ IOt.D AT A PU9tJC IALa. • YOU •G AN IJlJl\.A-ltl'lln P.,a.! t .. ~ on
NATION °' r.-MATURI m9') r9QOfded In 9ootl 4!1
0, THI 'lllOCllDINO 26 Patoel Mapa In the
A O A IN IT YOU YOU def::.;: ~IY Ae-
tHOU LD CONTACT A PARCEL 3 (xclullva
1..AWYlfl _.,.. epc>uneoant to
NOflC! Oft •3 .u TAu1n1·1 SALi id unn ... ... mot•
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,_ -ondom1t1tum Plen and the
NOTtCE 1S 11EREBY atauon PARCEL 4
A non-.11cluaive ....,.,_,, GIVEN that on W.clnetday loute 1~ COmrnon AtM
J1,1ty 25 t9~ at tO 00 nd IK•lll ... ot Ille Pf()jeCI
o ctoclo. a m of said day In whiCh hive be9n Of wlll be
111• roum Mt as1d~ tOf con develop.cl on tile lottowtno
ducting Trustff • Sales escr !Md rMI property ••tr11n 1n. oltices or REAL 1 ESTATE SECURITIES SER Lott 1 to 4 tnc:lull\19 o
VtCE IOCll.cl at 2020 Nonh TulCI 7817 ... per m9') re orded 1n BOOll 308 PtigM Broadway Sutte 206 in the and J4 of Mttoelteneoua
City ot Santa Ana Count) ot M•"• 1,, the OltlCe ot tile Orange state of CaJllornl• ,. 1 d COASTLINE EQUITY INC Cuullly Recorder o sai County a C11hlorr1111 l,;0<por11tton 11 EXCEPT THEREFROM
duly 11p~101nted Tru11ee howe~r anv and ell eK
uodt1• •nd pursuant to lhf' i~ius•~• e.sements appufle-
pQwttr ol Stile conlerred in •nl to all Condom1t1ium
lhat Cc!rtain Deed or Trust Units tt•cepung said Unit 43
to•ecuteo by FRANCES L now or hereaher referred to
CAI V(AT an unmu11ed in tne Oeclarahon or The
womdn recorde<l Novembef Declarc1tion as amen(led
j 198'3 Ill the oltlce ol the EXCEPT THEREFROM all
tou111y R11eo1der ot saio O<I QU miner111 and other Guunt~ as Recorders in hyd•oc1111>on ~ut>Slances
st•um11111 NO 83 484944 t>y lying oeiow a oepth of 500
1 t!ason 0111 bre .. ch ol default l8et tr om the surtace ot said
1n p1vmen1 of performance properly but with no ftQhl of
of Int.• ob1t9ation~ ~urea surtaai ~try as prov1d.cl in
thereby 1nclud1ng ltllt Oo;ed recorded '" Book
breach o• Clttlau•t No11ce ot tO 129 Pape 657 and 1n Sook
"''"C-h "'as recorded January 595 ~ Page 665 both Off1c;1at J() 11/84 ch Recorder s tn· Rec~rd5 strur• ""' "'o 84 042537 I "The strPet address or w1. <;fl L Al PUBLIC .. ;Cl •ON ·o THE HIGHEST lotne• tommon designation
BIDDER f OR CASH tawtul 1°1 me real property hereon abo ve de,cr1bed 15 monev of 1ne Unite<l Slates purported to be 300 In
or c1 c.c1sn1e1 ~ chect.. drawn ltrepid Newport Beach Call
::>n d Mate or national oank lornia
.. state or rooeral cr~tt The under51gne<1 oereby
.rnon or d stc11e or teoe al dii..cla•ms alt l•lblllt)' ror any
><1v1ngs nr d loim assoc1a11on incorrectness in said street
Jom1c11ed 1n lti1s state alt Odr or olher common
payabl8 at the time ol ~le ~esig'::'!tion
alt rtgtll 1111e ancJ interest Said sale will be made
'lelO by 1t as T rusteti •n tnat without war r anly e"p1ess or
real property situate 1n said impheo regarding title pos-Count~ and State desc11oeo ~Slon 01 encumbranc8$ as 10110~ P4'RCEL t UM 43 ol tnat lo satisfy tn. pnnc1pal b•I
·e ta n Condom•nium Pro-ance or the Note or othet -' 1 Obhgahon sec;ured by satd 1ect described in p•rt certain Dee<l of Trust with interest
amended Condominium end other sum& as provided Plan rAcorded 1n Book
10791 Page 1 Olt•c•al Re-1hereon plus advances ti
:ords in the City 01 Newpon any unoer the terms the<eot
Beach County ot Orange and interest on I soehl ad
Stete 01 Ca11torn1a (s.ich plan ~•nee~ and P us ees c;harges and expenses 01 being here1natte< reterreo to Ille Trustee and of th~ trusts
as The Condominium created by said Deed of
Plan J and as defined'" 1~11 Trusl Tne 101a1 amount 01
::erlatn ~laratlon or Co e sa•d oohgation including
"ants Conditions and Re reasonably estimated tees
"'ICl•ons for N"°"por1 Criesnl :harges •nd expenses Of the
Homeowners Assoc at o Tr shill!! at the ume of 1n111el recorded on Boole 10384 u
Page 693 Ot11c1a1 Records ~sg1~~~1~~ of this Notice "
and Amendmen• to Oeclar Dated June 29 198-4
ahon of Restt1ct1ons re COAST LINE EQUITY :ordeo 1n BOOk 1038-4 Page
593 OH1c1a1 Records and INC Amendment 10 Dec:larauon a Cahlorn1a Corporation u Trustee :11 restric11ons recorded 1n B REAL EST ATE Boo~ t0384 Page 461 Of SEc!uRITIES SERVICE 1,c.a1 RiKords ano ameno "Tlent recordeo on Book iSeatl D J M0<ger
10793 Page S 18 Off1c1a1 Re-ts President
ords •The Declaration) 2020 North Broaoway
PARCEL i An und1v1deo Suite 206 ,
1 140th nterest in and 10 Santa Ana Ca 92 • 06
I ~141 q53 6810 111e Common Area as de Put>lisn~ OranQe coasr
lor'ed rr the De<:IB1at1on or D 1 Prl t 1 3 10 11 Amendment thereto and n a• v o Ju ~
lhe Oeclara11ori ot Anne~e 1984
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DEATH NOTICES
~1-.1 PSO'\ Co~tot M1 S<J passed
L'rT IL JO~F PJJ 111..1vJulv H 1984dt
SIMPSON d~t.0 lo-I lh~ .i~t 11( ~II YPiln>
1><1s..<ild d\A.d\ Jul-J.l Suf\J\1-<l h\ <1 nuC"t
J~EHMr S1m~n 1~ Ehz.tbi lh Ek>ttv
~un't\ 1-d b\ h1\ lo1\ mg Bro'-' n uf <..orunc1 dt'I
v.1(f' (,n,t;i 'l~ll'fS Mar .inephewDr C
Sus.Jn Cro&btl' of Edward Meyers of
Ncirthndgt Ruby Los Angeles Mrs
M 11 n d h u n o f Gnml>S hvt'<.i in Costa
S1 pul v t da Esstt Mesa strltt· IY55 She
\ u1 k c1nd br<>th£ r "a~ c1 member of Sl
Dav id Simpson of Joal him Catholic
C c1 n,1d a ne µ h t•w Chu re h also c1 mem
Myrl• Barbl•r oC btr of Catholic
Cm.lJ Mesa Mr DaughtNs uf Amen-
S1mpson ""as a real tor ca tht• Altar Gutld
"1th Western Indus and choir al St
tnill Properues and a Joachim Rosarv will
r•·<,1J1 nt u( Costa be rl,114.'<i Tuesday
M•">J !-.111<1 1962 Julv 17 1~84 at 730
Final arr angt>mt-nts PM Pwn t Brother
b' Nt'plunC' Socwlv B1• l l R road w a'
'.:->1 n c1 .. pr1\Jt1• Chdµt 1 Mass of
r.<m th fl'CjUl~l tn lll'U Chr1-;u,1n Bunal \A. JU
11( !111\.\t•f", donatt<ms b1 1tl1lirJtt:d on
i,, 111.1dc 111 vour I Wl'1rw~av July 18
t ...... ur 111· 1 hant\ IYH-1 11 to AM c1t St
I lodl hlm Lc1lholu <;RIMF:~ l hun h lntPrment
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BALTZ BERGERON
SMITH & TUTHILL
WESTCLIFF CHAPEL
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McCORMICK
MORTUARY
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lfJ:''j G1• le r A ,n
l)SI I Mesa
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PIERCE BROTHER S
BELL BROADWAY
M ORTUARY
S• µu IL ht r l 't mt·l.drv
V1s1lat1e>n at the
M0t tu<11 \' on Tuesday
4PM 9PM Pterc:e
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MANN formn res1
dt nt 11( <'osw Mesa
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m.ir k .111d !:>usan
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gr.ind1 htldri n flf'
"".i~ J rm mb••r uf tht>
S.mla Ana MooSl'
l .11d~P (,ravt-s1de ser
\ 111"' Wlfl Ix held
T111...,l.n l llAM at tht>
I
H.11 hor L.1\.\-n Mem
11n.1I 1',1rk services
undrr \ht" dtn'< non of
llarb11r LJ..,.n Mount
011\1 Mortuary
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Ml.IC NOTIC£
P'lCTTTIOVI IUlt._H
HAM( IT A TUIENT · "* tnllowcl'lg penon1 are
d,,1no buttness a•
rt.BllC MOTia
,OUNT AIM YAU.SY cm M K~ otaTRICT FOUNTAIN YA.L.L.&V,
NOTICll CW~ CAllOIMA °' MIOt.UTIOM OI' NOTIC9 llWT1MO 9!01 INHNT TO LUU ~CT NO. IT71
M.WllUS Dt9"'9CT NOTIC! 1$ HERE8Y Of*'
lllC~ lltlOfltlllfY that th41 City CMwtt of th41 City
.., NO • ..., of rounteln Valley, C.11-
HOTICE IS HEREBY tornla "''" ,_...,. tMled
GIVEN THAT TH[ FOUN· ptQPOMI• untJI the hour of
TAIN VALLEY SCHOOL 2 30 pm on Frtdey .kily 27
DISTRICT hH .,.,.cl that tOM tor Proj9Ct No 4175
the lollow1ng real pr~ Con11rucrtlon ot W"-leh.ir
wm not t>e n .. deo tor Aam~ In ICCC>fdanoe with
Claattoom purpoe. the Plana and Spectlt-
Sll•t"n I 161 Ctasaroomt caoon•
end 'rwo 121 Ml.llU·pufpOM Prcpotala 11\atl be Pl'•·
Rooms at Jamet 0 Harper eot.cl un<SM ...i.cs ~
SCtlOOI tocat.cl 11 10685 and Shall be aoc:ornpanl9d
'\'11411 Street Foun1a1n va1-by ooe 01 the tOf"ma or bid·
ley Calllomla der• NCU11ty reciulfed by
The Boa1d of Trust .... of S.Ctlon tO ol the Spec.tit
the Fount.in Valley Sc:hoot cation• All propoaals Shall
Olatnct rnolYM 10 !MM the be marked Project No •775
tact11ttea so tndieat.cl •~ WhMlchatr Ramps and mall
unde< the terms and con-ed Of de41"9f.cl so u to be In
dttion• stated 1n the Aesol-the hand• 01 the City Clenl at
UllOO ol Ille Board Ruol-'* oN~ In the Cit)' Hall
uuon No 85·03 10200 Slater Avenue on Of
The mrnlmum monthly belore the t\our atatltd At
lease payment for the te<m ttle destgnat.cl time 1JI blCSs
ot me tease shall not be less recetv.ci wttt be publlely
ltian $720 001 ctut<oomt opened examined and de-
month and or S 11150 00 ctat.cl by the City Clerk Bid·
mulh purpose room month ders Ind Ille pubtfc are 1n
l he minimum monthly leaM v1ted to be present at the
payment tor subsequent declaration ot s•ld
penoos may b., ad1us1ea an proposals
nuall)' et the Dtatrict s dts All bids so received eum
crehon A Secu111y1Ctean1ng tned and declared will be re-
depos t Wiii be requ1red prtOf lerr.cld by the City Cieri< to
to occupancy the City Engmee< and the
No commission snall be C•ty AllOfney for checking
pa10 any licensed real estate and report to the City Coun
brot..er 1n 1n1s regard and ell at ns regular meeting on
there shall be no deduction August 7 1984
lrom any proposal 1n de-Prior to commencing
1erm1n.ng the nighes1 re worlo. the contractor ano all
spons1ble bidder subeonlractors shall obtain
Seated proposals to lease a oosmess 11eense from the
~•d pro~1y must be 1e-City ol FountDJn Valley 1n ac
ce1ved by the detagateo of cordance with tne City Mu
fleer at the Fountain Valley nic1pal COde No Volume t
School D1stnc1 Education Tiiie 5 Cnapte<s 5 04 and
Center 1n10 OJI\ Street 5 08 In accOfdance wHh the
FO\inte1n Valley Ca11lorn1a provisions ot Sections 1710
92708 no Iller than 2 00 to 1777 1nctus111e or the
p m July 27 1984 Lat>or C~ ol the State ot
Before accepting any WTlt California the Ctly Counctl
ten proposals the delegated of lhe Ctty of Fount11n Valley
ott1cer shall call lot oral bid has by reaolution adopted
ding Any person who hea lhe prevatllng hourly rate ot
heretofore SYl>mllted a writ wages !or each craft or type
ren bid may SYbmil an Ofat of worlo.man or mechanic
btd exoeecl1ng by at least five needed to ex8C\lte the con
percent t5%) the lltghesl tract which will be awarded
wttllan bid The highest re-to the Sue<:eSSlul bidder H
sponstble bidder shell be re-determined by the State DI
qu1ted 10 execute the !Ofm rector of Industrial Rela-
or lease SYch format hH 11ons
h&fetolore been approved The contractor shall
by the Board or Trustees provide IUCh compensation
The Board of Trustees m14.1rance as requited by the
shall make the determln• Labor Code of the State 01
t1on as to whether to iea.se Caltlorn1a and st\all e1tecute
said lac1ltues within ten ( 10) a contractor s ceri1hcate re-
deys aher receipt ot bid• gardlng said compensation
1ntorma11on concerning requirements The contrac-
the proposal Should be ad tor shall further requ1te all
dressed to FOUNTAIN VAL subeontractors lo sum1lerly
LEY SCHOOL DISTRICT provide such compensation
172 tO OAK STREET FOUN nsurance tor all of the sub-
T A IN v ALLEY CAL 1-contractors employees The
roRNIA 92708 (714) contractOfsandsubcootrac;
8 4 2. 6 6 5 1 A tt en t ton tors shall lurn1sn the City a
CAROL JONES certlflcale of waiver ol
FOUNTAIN VALlEY subrogation under the terms
SCHOOL DISTRICT ol the workers c;ampensa
BOARD OF TRUSTEES uon 1n1urance
Suzanne MC)()(tt No bid will be considered
Cterlt or the Board unleu 1t 1s macse on the or
Date July 5 1984 flciat blank form lurn11hed
PuohsheO Orange Coast by the City and •s made In
Daily P1to1 10 17 24 1984 accordance with the
T 95 prov111ons of this Notice and
'he proposal requirements
and conditions set torth
----------under Sec1100 2 ol the Spec•· MLIC NOTICE 11ca11ons Each 01dder must __ F_O_U_NT_A_l_N_V_A_L_L_E_Y __ be ttcensed 1n accordance
SCHOOL DISTRICT Nlth applicable stale laws
NOTICE Of ADOPTION Pursuant to Cahlorn1a Govenment Cooe Section
OF RESOLUTION OF 4590 the contractor will be
INTENT TO LEASE enttllt!O to post approve<!
SURPLUS DISTRICT secur111es with the City or an
REAL PAOf>ERTY approv.cl hnanciat mshlu BID NO as-G4 NOTICE IS HEREBY l1on1noroertohavetheC1ty
GIVEN THAT THE FOUN release funds retained by the Ccty 10 insure per TAIN VALLEY SCHOOL lormance ot the contract
DISTRICT nas declared that Plans specclicahons and
rhe lotlowmg real property ott1c1al proposal forms to be
will not be needed tor .Jsed 10< b•ddl"ij can be ob
ctassroom purpo~s tained only al the ol11Ce 01
S1•1een I 161 Classrooms the City Engineer City H1t1
and Two t21 Muth purpose Cost of said Plana and
Rooms at James 0 Harper Speclllcallons 1s $t0 oo tn School located et t8685 Santa Ynez Street Fountain :luding lax 11 the brdder re-ports that the Plans 1nd Valley Ca111orn1a Specillcattons be sent by
Tne Board ol Trusteees ol mall the ma1ti1i9 and hand tne Fountain Valley School d D11tric1 resolves to tea.e lhe ltng charge shall be an a d1t1onal S3 00 Neither lhe l&clht>es so 1nd1Cated above cost 01 the Plans and Spec1
under the terms and con ltcatlons nor the cost of mall
dlhons statecs •n the Reso1 Ing and handling wtU be re-
ut1on or the Board Resol lunded
utlon No 85 04 The City rese,.,,es lhe right The minimum monthly 10 rejeCI any or all bids
tease payment 10< the lerm Evelyn McClencson
ot the tease shall not be less City Cieri. 01
than $279 001 classroom/ the Ctty of Fountain
month and/or $638 001 Valley Caltfornia
multl-purpose room/month Dated June t984
The m1n1mum monthly tease Pubhshed Orange Coast
payment tor subsequent Daily Pilot July 17 1984 penods may be adjusteo an-T 99
nualty at lhe 0.strict s dis-----------
crehon A S«vrity Cleaning Mt.IC NOTICE
deposit will be requited pt1or ----------
10 occupancy FICTIT10US BUSINESS
No commission shalt t>e NAME ST A TEMENT
paid any llcensed real estate The lollowtng persons are
broker in lhts regard and 01ng boJsmeu as
lhere Shall be no deduction LANDSCAPE DESIGN
lrom any proposal 1n de-ERVICES 429•., Begonia
termtnmg the h1ghe5t re-venue Corona def Mat CA
sponsible 1>1dder 2625
Sealed proposals to lease Mr Gordon James Kurtis
said properly must be re 29 , Begonia Avenue Cor
cetved by the delegated of na oet Mar CA 92625
t1cer at the Fountain Valley This business ts con-
Schoot District Education ucteo by an tndiv1dua1
Center t7210 Oak Street Gorcson Kurtis
Fountarn Valley C1hlorn1a This s1atement was Wed
92708 no tater than 2 00 ~1th tne County Clerk or Or
p m July 27 1984 nge County on July 10
Before accepllng any wrtt 1984
ten proposals the delegated F2501S3
ot!icer Shalt call for oral bid Published Orange Coast
ding Any perSOf1 who has a11y Pilot July t7 24 3 t
neretotore submitted a writ August 7 1984
ten bid may sobm1t an oral T 102
r)ld e•ceed•ng by at teas! hve I
~Cllnt (5~e) the highest ----------
wr1tten bid Th~ highest re-PUBLIC NOTICE
spons1bte b•dder shall t>e re
quired 10 e.cecute lhe torm
ot 1ease SYCh format has
nere1otore been approved
by the Bnard of Trvatee.
The Board of TruSlees
shall make tile determm•
t1on as to wf\ether 1n tease
said lecltllies within ten ( tO)
cseys alter re<:elpt of bids
Information concerning
tile proposal should be ad
dresMd to FOUNTAIN VAL
EY SCHOOL DISTRICT
t72 tO OAK STREET FOUN
TAIN VALLEY CALI
ORNIA 92708 17 14)
4 2 885t Atten11on
AAOLJONES
fOUNTAIN VAUEY
SCHOOL OISTRICT
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Suzaone MC)()(e
Cieri< OI lhe Board
ate Jul~ 5 t98.4
ubllthad Orange
a1ly P1tot 10 t 7 24
COHI
1984
T IHI
FICTITIOUS 8U81NES8
NAME STATEMENT
The to11ow1ng P1Mson1 are
do11i9 t>usmess as
ATHLETES I NTER
NA l IONAL 390 1 MacArthur
Boulevard Suite 2 t t New
port Beac;h Catttoro•a 92660
Lana Hugh 2::>24 West
mms1er Costa Mesa CA
926:i.>6
Th11 business •s con
duct.cl by an 1nd1111dual
L•na HUQh
Thia statement wa1 llted
w1lh the County Cle1k ot Or
•noe County on July 17 24
3 1 4'ugull 7 1984
F29014t
P11011thtid 011"941 Coast
Dllty PtlOf July t 1 24 3 t
Auou11 7 11>64
T 106
P\RIC *>TICE
t I Ar'l1c:lwdy
C.ns1a MPcc,a
r;.i ~ Ql 50
DUNS BAGS AND BAG-, _________ _
G4'GE F.i.CTORY OUTLET
'1CTITIOUI IUllNIH
NAiii ITATtMINT
The lollow1ng l*IOfl 11
c>Olng bulineN H
1
1187'> Valley VI-Gard41tl
E Grov" CA ~26-45
Sireo 1ntltfn1t1onat Corp
__ ---JtN«Pw Ynrkl ''&-41 lnCSu•trv
For Ad Action
St Garden Grove CA
1:12841
fh11 but1ne11 11 con•
duct.cl by a corporaltOn
Eric Smith Gen Mgr w ... 1 Coall1 ~ttnns
T hta statllfll4lnt ..,,.. ltltld
lw1th tn. County Cletk or Or
angf> Countv or J""* ti!
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AnswlrAtl
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642-56 78
Mtl<E LANDERS •ND AS
SOCIA T rs 680 t Selbf()(llc
Wly Cypreu CA 90e30
M1c11111 Rey L 1no1rt
8110 t S11oroo~ Wly
Cypreta CA~
Th11 bv11ne11 u~ con
duct.O t>y an 1nd1v1csual
Mk:he•t Rl"t Lano.rs
T h11 1tatemer11 wh 111.o
with tt>e County Clerll ot Or•
1•no• Counly on June 29
1~e· ,241524
Publ"~ Orimo~ C,a.•I
0111ly l'llot luly 1 10 IT 14
Cao a
Daily Pilot
AD· VISOR
642-5678
PuOl11llt1>11 Or "nO~ Co11't
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P\8UC MOTICl rtBJC NOTICE ttyl(..IMnlng ~· .. 1n be L OCA TI 0 N 0 F THE waive any lnl()fmaltty In • dder. bOnCS ah&ll be In an
req\llttO ptlOt to oc.auo-ncy WOAI< The "WOfk 10 oe '*' bid 10 ma'<• awwv1 In the ovnt ot not lau !NI teri
No com~1 .t\all be '°"'*'hereunder 19 toc•t.cl 1ru-1 o1 tM Ownet and to een1 ( tO'Yt) of the amount HOnc. Ofl T~ paid enr.,..., ,_, e.iate In Ille City of lfvln4I County rejllci all other bids f tl'le ~ The F&ithfvf Per·
, ~ .... ffn,1_!2, NOTIC9 Of brc»t• In thll regard an<1 of Orenge at Von 1<1tman PROPOSAL GUARANTEE _.ormar1C4a1 .. 11 ~.~~ ~ -· ,_ TRUITlra IAl.a u .... end be no Cledue110n All9nUe and O\lc>Ont Of'lw AND BONDS l!actl bid IMll " .,._ ............ .-
.. COTT9 On A\igull tt t 1984 ., ft om any pmPONI In d• OE.8CRIPTION OF WO"'I( be eccompanl•d by • 'or IN em<111nt 0 tt1"• bid
f &. k 0..22$ 10 00 A M GRAMERCY letmtnll'IQ tll4I hlghMt r• Tiie work to be per-formed eettlll.cl or cunitr t cheek he F11tlltut J>WfOtmance
UNIT CODE 0 M OATOAOE CORP OR-apontlble bidd• "1all Include but not be llm-or by a 00tpora11 11.1rety Oftd Shall be not .... then
Hl'.AMES FINANCl"L ATION a Ce11fo<nta c;orpot-SNlecl P'~ to leue It.cl toconatn.tc11on of lrartlc bond on tl'Mt torm turnlahed hundred pe<oe11t (10CI'\)
CORPORA TIOfll u dUly 8'>-atlon M duly appointed aald Pf~ muat be ,.. tlgNl 11\0 hlghwey aalety by the Owner N guarani• t t1141 amounl of tl'Mt tMcs
pointed Truat .. under tna Trut t" wnder and punuent c.iv9d by tll4I <N6eget9d of· llOl'tUl'IQ k'tten:onnect ano that the bidOfl Wiil tt an named In the oontrac1
to11owtno OMcflO.O deed o1 to Deed of Ttuat rec«~ ric. 11 tile Fouttln v~ trattlc tlQntng end tlrie>ll'o award i. m.cse to him tn ae-Ile Lat>Or and Matertala
trust Will SELL AT PUBLIC NO¥ember t5 1917 .. Intl Sonool Olatrlct Education COMff~EYIOH OF WOAK c;ordance witl't lhl tlm'I• OI 8onCS• snail be not .... than
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST No 20.64, tn !>00'< 12457 c.nt.. 11210 Oall Str•t All work ts 10 be c:omplel.cl hla t>td promptly eec:ure one nundr.cl peroent (1~1
0 I 0 DI! R F 0 R C A SH Pao-9U ol Ottlclel R9-Fountain Valley Caltlomla lfl a total ot thirty (30) wortt WOfklMl'I t Com~nHtlon of lnt total emount ol lhe bid
AND/OR THE CASHIERS c;otOI tn tile ottto. ol tile 92708 no taler than 2 oO ll'IQ deya from ttledatupael ln1Uflnc4 llfld llabltlly tn• ic. named In the COf'ltrect
OR CERTIFIED CHECKS County ~def of Orange Pm Jvly 27 tOM tied In lhl NOllca to euranc-execute 1 contrec;t PREVAILING RATES OF
SPECIFIED IN CIVIL CODE County State Of OaJtfomla aetore 11CQ1Pting l/l'f Wfll· PrOOMd In the required fomt and WAOES In eccc>(danoe wUll
SECTION 2924h (payable at executed by VINCENT RAY let\ prOi)OMla, tna deleQll.cl AWARD OF CONTRACT tumtltl 11tlat1Cl()fy bond• ..... provtatona Of $ec11on
lhe ttme ot "'-in lawful M 0 NO H 1 CK S AND olttcer ahalt eaJt tor oral bid· The Owrner reMrvel the tor the fa1t111ul performance t773 of tl'le C111torn11 LabOr
money ol the Unit.cl Slit•) WILLENE EVE HICKS HUS-c:ltng Any S*"t(N't who hu right etl411 opflnlng blc:la to of tne contract and tor Ille Code tile Q9Mfal pr9Valllng
au right title and lnlerMI BAND ANO WIFE WILL l'leretotore aubmttted 1 writ rejecl •ny or all bid• 10 pavm•nt ol cletm• 01 m•-ra111 ol pet diem waget 11'\d
conveyed to and now hetc:I SElL AT PUBllC AUCTION 1.,, bid may tubmlt an oral waive any informality in 8 tertalmen and laborer• holtdayanc:lovertlmeworkln
by It under ••Id DM<I of TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR bid exceadlnQ by al lelat ",,. bid lo make IW&rda In 11'11 thereunder Said CheGk or the tocallty In Which the WO(k
Trull In the proP9(ty herein CASH (payable at time ot S*"Cent <ll"-l 11141 hlgheet lnterMt ol the OWner I/Id to bidder 1 bond ahall be In an 11 to be performed hU bMr\
alter described Ille tn lawtvt money of t1141 written bid The hlghelt r• rejeci alt ott>et bid• amount ot not 1u1 1hat ten obllln.cl from tl'le Director
T Ru s T 0 R 0 AN IE L Vntt.O Stat•) at the North apontlble bldc>er lt\att be r• PROPOSAL OU.ARANT EE peroent ( tO"!.) of lhl amount o• th• Department of lndl.11-
LEWIS PECOTTE lroot entranc;e lo the County quired to execute tile lorm "ND BONDS Eacl1 bid al'laJI ot tile bid Tne Fatthlul Per trtat Relattona I COPY of
B E N E F I C t A R Y Court House 700 Civic 01 1ea941 IUCtl IC>fmll h&1 be accompanied by 8 tormance Bono shalt be not ...,hlch 11 on hie In Ille ollk:e Of
MERCURY SAVINGS •I.cl-Center Drive Weal Santa heretolore been at>PfO~ certified or caant« s oheck let• that one hundred per Iha City Cieri< of th• City OI
er at savings and loan as Ana CA all right Otle and by 11141 Board of Trusteea or by a corporate aurety cent ol the 1mount o the bid ltvln• end wttl be made 1valt-
soc1auon 1n1ereat con11ey9d to end The Board of Truateea bond on the form furnished The Fatthl\11 performance able to tny Interested P•l'1'f
RECORDED January 27 now held by II undet Hid ahall make the determine-by the Owner aa guarantee Bond 111\all be not lest than upon requ•t The coorrac-
1983 as lnatr No 83-042435 Deed ol Trust tn the property ltOn •• to whether to lea.M that the bidder wm 11 an one hundred perl*'t ( tOO'l'e) tor and any aubCOOtractor
ol Oltlcial Records 1n the or situated In Slid County and satd f8C1lltlec within len 1 tO) award 11 made 10 him In ac ol the amount ol tile bid under him stlaJI pey not leu
hce ol the Recorder ol Or State oescnbed N daya after receipt 01 bids COfdance wHh the term• 01 pttce named in the contract than the 8')8Cllled preva111ng
ange County Lot 47 ot Tract No 43-41 tntormatlon concerning hlS !>Id promptly secure The Labor and Material• rel•• of waget to alt wo1k·
said deed ol trust de In lhe City ot Coste Mesa as the proposal should be ad-Workmen a Comianaatton Bonds shall be not less than men •mployed In th• execu-
scrlbet1 the following per map record.cl In book dresaeo to FOUNTAIN VAL-insurance and ltab1ttty In one hundred percent ( 100%1 uon ot the contract S
Lot 62 ol Tract 2726 in 170 pages 15 to t9 1nclua1ve LEV SCHOOL DISTRICT aurance execute 11 contract of tile tolal amount olll'll bid LABOR REGULATION
tne City ol Costa Mesa or M1scet1aneou1 Maps In 172 tO OAK STREET FOUN in the required torm and price named 1n the contract The contractor shall comply
County ot Orange State of the Oll1ce or the County R&-TA 1 N v ALL E y c AL 1 _ turnisn satlslactory l>Onds PREVAILING RA TES OF with alt th• requirement• of
Cal1lotn1a as per map re-corderolsa•dCounty FORNIA 92108 17141 lorthelallhlutperlormanee WAGES tneccordanoewlth Sec11ont77751ogett1«wlth
corde<1 1nBOOk93 Pages32 Eacept alt 011 gas 842_665 t Attention Carol 01 the coniract end'°' tile the prov1910n1 of Sectt0n all other appt1C1ble requtr•
and J3 ot M1scellanecxis hyCSrocarbon Substances Jone• payment 01 cteima 01 ma-1773 01 the Caltlornta Lat>or menll of the Calllornt1
Maps in the otttee ol the ano minerals by wt1a1ever F o u NT A 1 N v ALL E y lertatmen and le borers Code the gener11 prevailing Labor Code
County Recorder ot said name known 1n on or under SCHOOL DISTRICT thereunder Slid check or rates ol per diem wag .. and DRAWINGS AND SPECl-
Covn1y said land below a depth or BOARlJ OF TRUSTEES btdde< 5 bond shall be In an hollday and overtime work In FICA TIONS A full aet ot
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 500 feel measured 11ert1Calty Suzanne Moore amount 01 not less that ten the tocallly in whlCh the work drawings ano speclllcattona
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST lrom the surface or the Clerk 01 the Board percent 1100 •I 01 the amounl ts to be performed has been Is avatlabte tor 1n1pec1lon
DA TED II 18183 UNLESS ground but wnnout tne nght Dated July 5 t984 ot the bid Tri. Faithful Per obtained from the Director Without c;narge at the otttcie
YOU TAKE ACTION TO or surtace entry Pubtllhed Orange Coast tormance Bond shall be not of the Depanment 01 Indus 01 the Dtrector of Pubttc
PROTECT YOUR PROP The street address and Dally Pilot July 10 17 24 ess that one hundred per tnal Relallons a ~opy ol wori\s ol tlle City ol Irvine
ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT other commonb des1g 1984 ;entoflheamountotheb•d Whlchtaonllletntheomceol Complete seu. ol said
A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU nation 11 any of the real T 94 fhe Fallhtul performance the City Cterk of the City 01 drawings specttlcattonl end
NEED AN EXPLANATION property ~escrtbed above ts Bond shall be not tess than lrvtne and wlll be made avail-bid documents may be
OF THE NATURE OF THE purported to be 1915 AYON f>t&.IC NOTICE one hundred percent ( lOO"le) able lo any Interested party purchaNO from tile Depart
PROCEEDING AGAINS'T CIRCLE COST A MESA 01 the amount ol the btd upon request The contrac-ment of PubllC W<>fkl Ctly
YOU YOU SHOULD CON CALIFORNIA 92~7 K-12512 price named In the coniract tor and any subeontractor or trv1ne 17200 Jamt>or ..
TACT A LAWYER The underllO'* Truatee Notice of The Labo< and Matertal• under him shall pay not less Ro•d trv1ne Calllornla
332 Pttnceton Dr Co111 dtscta1ms any tlablltty IOf any tntetttlon to tell Bonds 511811 be not leas than than the apecttled prevatllng 92713 9575 A non retun
Mesa CA 92626 tnc;orrectneas of the street RMI Property one hundred percent '100'Ye) rates ot w1gea 10 alt work dable lee or S t2 00 will be
(If a street address or address and other common at Prtwate Sate 01 the total amount ot the bid men employed tn the execu-charged tor each tel Of
common des1gn11t1on ol des1gnat1on II any shown No A t23334 orice named In the contract !Ion ol the contract documents Drawtnd1.
property IS snown above no herein In the Superior Court ot PREVAILING RATES OF LABOR REGULATIONS specltlcattons and bid dOC\.t·
warranty ta g1van as to Its YOU ARE IN DEFAULT the State of California tor WAGES In eccordance With The contractor shall comply ments wltl be malled upon
completeness or correct UNDER A DEED OF TRUST the County ol Orano• the provlSlonl 01 SectlOO with alt the requirements of receipt of requests no lat•
ness) The beneficiary DA TED NOVEMBER 9 tn the Matter of the Estate tn3 01 the Calllornta Labor Section t777 5 togetl'ler with than 10 catandar days prior
under said Deed ot Tru!ll by t977 UNLESS YOU TAKE of NELL ODELL Oecelsed CO<le the g-rat pre'laltlng all other applicable reciutre-to the dlle set lor opentl'lg
reason ot a breach or default ACTION TO PROTECT Nolle. ts hereby given rates of pe< diam wages and ments of the Catflornla bids for an addlttonat
In the obllgattons secured YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY that 1ub1ect to conllrmatton l'lotlday and overtime wort< In labor COde charge or $5 00
tnereby herelolore 811 • BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC by the abOve-enlltled su· lhe locality In which the WOfk DRAWINGS ANO SPECI-SECURITY FOR COM
ecute<I and dellvereo to the SALE IF YOU NEED AN EX pertor court on August I s lo be rartotmed hu been FICATIONS A lull set of PL ET ION OF WORK The
underSlgned a wnllen Oec PLAN AT t 0 N 0 F THE t98• at 5 00 p m or ther&-:>btalned from the Director drawings and spectllcatloos contract documents call tor
tarallon ol Oelault and Oe-N A T U R E 0 F T H E atter within the ume allowed :>I the Departmenl of Indus-19 available tor tn~lon monthly progress payment•
mano tor Sale and wnllen PROCEEDING AGAtNS'T by law the undersigned u lrtat Relations 1 oapy ot without chatge 11 the ottloe based upon the engineer•
nouce of !>reach and ot elec YOU YOU SHOULD CON Administrator of the Ellete Nhlch 11 on Ille in the oltice or of the Otrectot ot PubtlC estimate of the percentage
11on to cause the under TACT A LAWVER of Nell O Dell deceased will the City Clerk of the City ol works of the Ctty ot lrvtne ol work completed The cllJ
signed to sell said property Satd sele wllt be made t>ut aetl at Private sale to the 1,.,,tne and wttl be made evall· Complete sets ol said wilt retain ten percent ( tOV.)
to sat1sry said obligations without covenant or war-highest and best net bidder Jble 10 any Interested party orawfngs SPl!Cllicauons and or each progress payment ..
and thereaher the under ranty e11press or tmplted re on the terms and conditions JPOn requell The contrac-bid documents may be security for completlon ol
signed caused said notice or gard1ng tltte pouesa1on or here1nalter mentioned all 101 and any SYbcontrector purchased from the Depart the bal1nc. or the work At
breach and ol election to be encumbrances including 11ght 11t1e and interest 01 Jnder nim Shell pay not tesa ment or Public Works City tile request and expenM ot
recorded April 5 t98.4 H lees charges and expenses Nell O Dell deceased at the than th& specified prevlllling or tflltne 17200 Jamboree he socoesalul bldCSer \lie
Instr No 8• 141908 of 01 of tne Trustee and ot the time of her death and ell ates 01 wages to all work-Road Irvine Calllorn11 City will pay the amount io
flc1aJ Records'" the ottlOe ot trus1s created by Hid Deed r1ghl tttle and interest thlt -nen employed tn the execu 927 t3 9575 A non-retun retained upon compllanoe
the Recorder ol Orange or Trust to pay the remain the estate has acquired In uon ol the contract dable lee ol $20 00 wtll be with the requlremenll of
County 1ng prlnc1pal sums ol the adCSl!lon to that ol decedent LABOR REGULATIONS charged tor each set or Government Code Section
Sa1dsatew1llbemade but notes(s) secured by said at the time ol her death In Tile conlrector shall compty documents Or1wlngs t4402 and the provt11ont of
without covenant or war· Deed of Trull to wll the real property located 1n Nlth all the requirements 01 apec1ticat1ons and bid docu the contract documents
ranty express or tmptled re-$88 17 4 52 with Interest Orange County Slate of Section 1777 5 together With men ts will be malled upon per1a1n1ng to Sub111tutton
garo1ng !Ille posse5St0n or thereon trom July 1 t963 al Ca1tlornta and described as 311 otl>ef applicable require-receipt of requeSls no taler ot Seounttes
encumbrances to pay the 9 75"f. per annum as follows Tlents ot the Cahlornta than tO calendar days prl0< PROJECT ADM IN IS
rema1n1ng p<1nc1pa1 sum ol prov1deo 1n said notll(sl plus The Southeu1erty 62 5 Labor Code 10 the date set for open11i9 TAATtON All question• rela
the notets) secured by said costs and any advances ol feet ol the Southweste<ly DRAWINGS AND SPECt bids tor an addlttonal five 10 this proiect pttor to
deed ot Trust with cnterest $2 378 46 wcth interest one-hall ot Lot 35 Newport FICATIONS A lull set of charge ot $5 00 opening bids shall be
as 1n said note provided ad The benet1c1ery uncser said Heights Tract es per Map re-jrawtngs and specifleattons SECURITY FOR COM directed to Mt Artl'lur
vances 11 any under lhe Deed of Trust heretolo<e ex corded 1n Boot. 4 Page 83 s available lor Inspection PLETION OF WORK Tile Santehces --Tel t7141
terms ot said Deed ol trust ecuted and delivered to the Miscellaneous Maps 1n the N•thoul cnarge at the office contract documents call tor 660 3896
lees ch1rges and e~aes unoers19neo a wrrtten Dec; oll1c;e ot lhe County Re--.1 the D1tector of Publlc monthly progress payments BY ORDER ot the City
ol the Trustee and of the arallon ot Oelault and De corcser or Orange County Nori.s ot the City 01 lfllme based upon the engineers Council ot lhe C11y or IMne
trusts created by satd Deed mano tor Sale and a written also known as 397 ano 397 ., Complete sets or said es11mate ol the percentage Date June t8 t984
ot Trust Notice ot Default ano Etec Ramona Way Costa Mesa :lrawings speclllcallons and ol work completed The city CITY OF tRVtNE
Sa10 saltt y,111 be held on hon to Sell The undersigned Orange Courity Calllorn1a oid documents may be will retain ten percent ( t0%l By NANCY C LACEY
Thursday August 9 198• at caused said Notice ol De The sale Is subf&et to cur :1urcroased from the Depart· of each progress payment as City Clerk
1 30 Pm in th& lobby lo the fault and Election 10 Seit to rent taxes covenants con Tlent 01 Public works City security tor compteuon ol Publtshed Orange CoH t
bu1ld1n9 located al 60 I be recorded 1n the county dltlOl1S restrictions reser :>I Irvine 17200 Jamt>oree the balance ol the work Al Daily P1101 July 10 17 1911-4
Soutll Lewis Street Orange ..,here ttie real property 15 va11ons rights r19hls ol way ~oad Irvine Caltlornta the request and expense or T-50
Cal1lorma 92668 ocateo and easements of record J27 t3-9575 A non retun he soccesslul b1ddl!f the pu~:,c':~0~m:, ~th1~nen~~:~:1 ~~~~n~~~~n g~v9e40tO ~;:o:~~~·;:!:r':'H~~~u~~I ~~~;~e': 1~ $~;c~ ::' ~~ ~~:~,;~ p~~~~e ca:m°:.~'n: 1 ___ PUBl __ l_C_NO __ T_IC_E __
the total amoun1 of the un t415)692 1444 aral Savings and Loan As :locvmenl 5 Orawtnga with the requ1tementa ot FICTITIOUS BUSINEll
pa10 balance ol the obll GRAMERCY MORTGAGE soc;lahon •PeClllc•ttons ind bid docu Governmenl COde Section NAME STATEMENT
gallon secured by the abo11e CORPOARTION Tiie propeny is 10 oe sold .,,ents will be matted upon 14402 and the provisions or The lollowlng persons ate
descnt>ec> deeo ol trust and as sc11d Trustee on an as 111 basis e~cept eoeipt 01 requests no later the contract documents doing business as
es11mateo costs e1tpenses B1 Colleen F Scott as to 11t1e han 10 calendar days prior pertaining 10 Substitution SURF GEL 2 t91 E
and advances is S78 984 80 Assistant Secretary Bids or oilers are 1nv1ted 10 Ille date set tor opening or Securities Mesa Dr Santa Ana
The tolal indebtedness Dale June 25 t984 tot 1n11 property ano must :>ids for in •ddlllonat PROJECT ADMINIS Heights CA 92707
being an estimate on whicth Published Orange Coast be 1n writing and wtll be re-:Mrge 01 s5 00 TRA TION All ques11on1 reta Timothy P Maley 2 !91 E
the opening bid•• computlcl Dally Pilot July 10 t7 24 • ce1ved at the olltce or SECURITY FOR COM 11ve to this projeCI prior 10 M ell Or Santa Ana
may be obtained by calling t984 Voegelln Barton Klugman PLETION OF WORK The opening bids shill be Hetonts CA 92707
(7141 385 4837 or (2t3l T 66 & Oetting attorneys for the :ontract documents call lor dtrectedtolheCltyollrvtne Mike Dale Jost 2t91 E
627 •865 the day before the Adm1n1strator al 4400 "Tlonthly progress payment• Mr Hal E Hembree As M esa Or Santa Ana
sale Mt.IC NOTICE MacArthur Boulevard Suite :>ased upon the engineer 9 soc1ate Engineer a l He19hls CA 92707
Dale July 6 1984 700 Newpon Be.ch C111 !!Stim1te 01 the percentage 17 14)660 3868 ThlS business 11 con
HERMES FINANCIAL FICTITIOUS BUSINESS rorn11 92660 at1en11on :>I won. completed Th& ctty BY ORDER of the City ducted by a general part·
CORPORATION NAME STATEMENT Craig C Aleunder or may Niii retain ten percent (l0%) CounC11 ol the City ot lrvfne nershlp
as said Trustee Tiie following persons are be ttled with lhe Clerk of the :>I each progress payment as Date 612818<1 Timothy P Matey
By T D SERVICE doing business as Superior Covn or dellvered security tor completion ot CliY OF tRVINE Mike Oele Jost
COMPANY agent MP&G TUNE UP CENTER to Crelg c Alexander at the lhe balance Of the work Al By NANCY c LACEY This statement WU 111.o
By Missy Mahoney 3201 Harbor Blvd Costa above address personally the request and expense of City Clerk with the County Ct«k ol Or
Assistant Secretary Mesa CA 92626 al any time atter the first 'lfl suc;c;easfvl bidder the Published Orange Coest ange County on July tO
60 I South L-•• St Hanna Georges Naiem publ1ca11on or this Notice City will pey the amount 80 Daily Pilot July tO 17 t98• t984
Oranoe CA 92668 19023 Horst Artesta CA and bel0<e making the sale •etalned upon c;ompltanGe T-67 "250111
(7 t4) 385-4700 90701 The property will be sold Nlth the requirements 01 Published Orange Coal!
Published Orange Coast S1maanlAuto Supply tnc on the tollow1ng terms Cash Government COde Section POOLIC NOTICE Dally Piiot July 17. 2• 31
Da1ty Piiot July 17 24 31 15904 Lakewood Blvd to the existing ftrst deed of t4,.02 and lhe provision• 01 August 7 198-4
198'1 Bellflower CA 90706 trust or record In levor or the contract documents
T 98 Ka1sser AFtF t5904 Home Federal Savings and oertatntng 10 Subs11tu11on ---Dl-.,1-1-C-Ml'l--T-IC_E __ Lakewood Blvd Bellflower Loan Assoc1auon securing 01 Securities
l"UU\. nu CA 90706 a note w1lh an unpaid bal PROJECT ADM IN IS
ORANGE COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
700 Civic Center
Dr Weal
Santa Ane CA 92101
Petitioner SYLVIA P
CALLE
Respondent NELSON A
CALLE
Case No D226583
SUMMONS (FAMILY
LAW)
NOTICEI You hne been
eued The court may decide
egaJn1t you wtthovt your
being heerd un ... 1 you r ...
•pond within 30 day1 Aeed
the Information below
ti you wish to seek the ad
vice ot an a11orney In lhls
matter you should do so
promptly so lhal your wrll
ten rtosponse 11 any may be
11190 on time
AVISOIUsted ha .. do cse
mandade El 111buma lede
decldlr c;ontr1 Ud 1ln au-
dlencla 1 meno• que Ud
reapond1 dentro de 30 dlea
LN la lntormac;lon que
algu.
II you wlah to ..... the
9dvlce ol •n ettorney In thl•
matter you ahould do to
promptly 10 thet your writ-
ten reaponM, II eny, roar be
tli.d on llme II Uated deeea 10,.cltar
el c;onMlo de un abofedo
an eate ..unto debeft8
l'tac;erlo lnmedletamente,
de ••I• manera, au
reapueete eecrlt• 9' hay
alguna, puede Mf regl•·
Ir~ a ltefnpo
1-TO n. lllH,OHOINT
The pettti-"--fllecl •
petffton Conoefnl"G your mM'Mfe II JOU l.U to Me a
'"90ftM Within JO deye of
th• date that thl• avmmone
la aened Oii you, JOUf de-
laurt mey be ent4N'ed end
Iha OCMlrt !ft•Y etttOf a fudt-
ment COfttalnlftf In~
Of othef OfcMfe COi~
dlwlalon et property,
apouMI auppon, cttlld aurp-
pof1, ettorney ..... c..ta.
and IUC!ll other ren.f M
mey be 9ranted l>y the
t::OUl1. Tiie 9amleMtent of
tf egM tMllftO of "'9Mf Of
propefty, Of other cowl
authorl 1ed ,rocaedlnt• ,,,., at.a .......
Oetlld: Men n, 1-.
Lit A IRAJllCK, Ct.A
ly S AMAL, ~tr
ADI
tMOO £, nn11« • •D
Whitt..,, CA IOIOI
(211)~
Publlth•d Oranoe Co11tt
Oit1ly Pttnt J1'4y J 10 t7 24
19&4
Th11 business is conducted anc;e ot approximately fRATION Alt queSlions rela·
by a general pannersh1P S24 300 payable $245 per tcve to this protect prior to
Hanna Natem month including current opening bids shall be
T111s statement was ltled interest ol 9 '>'I• per annum d1tected to the Arthur
with the County Clerk ol Or Taxes rents operating and Santehces at (7 14)660 3696
ange County on July tO maintenance expen!Mls and BY ORDER or the City
t984 premiums on insurance K · Council of the City ot trvtne
F250t51 ceptable ro the purchaser Date June 29 1984
Pubhsned Orange Coast shall be prorated as ot the CITY OF IRVINE
Oillly Piiot July t7 24 3 t elate ot recording ol coo By NANCY C LACEY
August 7 1984 veyance Exam1na11on ol City Clerk
T 103 !Ille recording ol con Published Orange Coast
----------·lveyance transfer taces and o 11 Pll t J 1 tO t7 1984 PtllUC NOTICE any lltle insurance 1><>t1cy 8 Y 0 u Y T 79
shall be at the expense or FICTITIOUI IUSIHEIS 1 h e p u r c h a s fl r o r
NAME ST A TEMENT purchasers
The lollow1ng persons are The undersigned reserves
docng buslneu 11 lhe rtgnt to reject any snd all
T H E M E N D E L S 0 N bids prior to entry or an
FRAME ANO GALlERY co order conl1rm1ng the sate
301 Palm Balboa CA 92661 DATED July 9 1984
Gngor Trllchkov 9 t52 Craig C Ale•ander PC
Ptaya Or Huntington V099efln, 8arton 1<1119m.n
Beach CA 92646 a Oelllno Attorney• '°' Alice T11tcnkov 9t52 Admlnhltator 1400
P'aya Dr Hun11ng1on Mac Arthur Boulewerd
Beach CA 92646 &ulle 700 Newport a.ac:ll
This busmen IS con CA 929e0
ducted by e general part Published Orange Coast
nershlp Daily Pilot July 17 18 24
PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF llllVINE,
CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVITING 1108
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GtVEN that sealed bl<ls wtll
be received by the City Cler"k
ot 1ne City ol Irvine Call
lorn1a 101 lurntahtng all plant
labor services materials
loots equ1pmen1 supplles
lransportauon ullhttes •nd
all other items and tac1lltles
necessary t heretor a5
provided 1n the contrect Grigor Truchkov 198•
Tw tOO documents for traltic signal
----------and llghhng together with
Allee Tntchkov
fhlS st11emant was flted
with the County Clerk or Or
ange County on Jul'y 10
1984
F29014'
Pubh•hed or1nr coaat Oa1ly Pilot July 1 24 3 t
POOUC NOTICE appurten1nces thereto tn
----------strict ecordenca with the
CITY OF llllVINE 1pec:tt1c11tton1 on Ille al the
C ALIFOlllNIA Office ol the Dtractor of Pub
NOTIC( INVITING ltol lie; Works
Augull 7 1984
NOTICE IS HEREBY DATEOFOPENINGBIOS
GIVEN !hit SMled btdl wtll BtOs Wiii be rec.i....CS at Ille
T 106 be received by the city Clertt offl09 ot 11141 City Clerk ot the
----------of the city ot 1,.,,1rni Call-City ol tflllne local.cl at Pl.El.IC NOTICE 1 ro<nla for turnlahlng all plant t 7200 Jamboree roed
----------tabor services materlata Irv I., e C I f 1 I o r n I•
NOTICE OF ADOPTION M IOOll equipment aupptlee 92713-9575 unlll tO 00 I m
fllHOLVTIOH Of' INTENTI 1rana1><>rt•llon utllltlel and on Augutt t 1984 II whlCh
TO Lt!All lutt\.UI Dtl-Ill other tlem• 8nd taclltti.t time Md piece bid• YIHll be
TAICT MAL ~RTY neceuary therefor H publlcly 099'-..d Ind , .. cl
ltO NO U-o2 provtd.cl 1n the contrect alOUd Blcl• thatl be aub-
NOTICE IS HEACBY GtV£N documents ror trtltlC tlgnal mitt.cl In N •led enveto9et
THAT THE FOUNTAIN VAL Improvement• IOQ41ther with marked on the outtlO•
LEY SCHOOL DISTRICT ~rten•nc .. the<eto In BI 0 S F 0 A CUL ·
HAS declar.ct the! the foJ.. ttrlC1 acordanc. with th41 VER/BRYAN T S CIP
lowtng real Pf~ly wtlf not IC*lltCatton• on tlle at the 5 t0-70
be need.cl •or cluaroom ott~olt,.,. Otr~Of o1 Pub-LOCA TION OF THE:
purl)09M II( Wor1r1 WORK The work to be pet•
Two cta11roomt II JamM OAT( or OPENING BIDS lormed twweunder It IOCat.cl
0 Harper SchQol tocaled at a1oa will be reoetved at the In the Clly ol tnr1ne anc:I
18685 Santa YMl Str .. t Offtcl or the City Clerk of the Cou"ty Of Or11nge al Br,•n
Foun1atn Valley C11tl0tnta City 01 irvtne locattMS at Avenue and Cvl\19f Drive
The Board of lrutteet<>f 17700 Jamboree ro•O DESCRIPTION OF WOAK
the Fountain va1i.y ScftOOI I r v I " • c • I I I 0 t n I • Thi llll()rl\ 10 be perlormecl
Olstrici resolvn to iffM the Q77 t3 g575 unt~ 10 oo 1 m th81t 1netuoe tlUI not be 1tm-
lec1htH11 ao 11\dlcated •~ on AvQt.1tt 1 t911-4 at which 11.0 to tlrM t wl<lentno tref-
un<Hlt the t.-me and con time ano ptece bid• win be he ttgnal eno ttg1111ng
dltton• atateu •t • Aeeol-pub"'ly ~ and rHd 1tgn999 ll'ld W•e>fl'IO Enol-
utlon ot the 8oatd AMO! aloud Bid• lflall be i ub ,,._, .. om11a la '202 005 ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~
The minimum mon1P1Jy mark*<l on 1ne outside AN worlt. It to be c:omptet.cl
INM paYf'*'ll tor f1141 ,.,.,,., Oldt IOI 1n11a11111on of Tr•I· In • IOtal Of 1i11ly (IOI WOtll
01 tn. leaW "'911 not t>e '9a lie $!gnat ano HIQnw•v Sa••· Ing d•Y' from 1"41 d11e tpeel·
lNn ·~~ 00 per CllMtOOm ty ~IQhllng •t von l(erman fled 1n Ille "fottee 10
per month Tl'Mt mon+umurn Av.w1ue 1no Dut>ont Dr1.-Proceed
montytily lllM l)ayment tor l'nCS 1nt1tcon<>eet tnitallalt0n AWARD Of'. CONTRACT ~ubt~etlt per1oda may be nn V1W\ 1<11m1n Avenu1 lht C>totn&r ruerYH the
•d1~11<11n11ua11v •I lhi! Ota trnm Campus Or1w11 to ''O"' aner Ort'n109 bid• to
troet d•.C•.tion A S.C11t !)voont:1 OrM• rtiec_!_any or an bid• to
CITY OF IAVINE,
CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVfTINO llDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that seated bKIS Wiii
be received by the City Clerk
ot the c:lly ol trvlne. Call
torn1a !or furnishing all plant
1abo1 services matertals
tools equipment supplies
lransportallon uttlllles and
all other items and factlllles
necessary t tierelor 1s
provided 1n the conlract
documents for Relocahon
Como Storm Drain F06-P03
together with ap
ourtenances thereto In
st11ct acordance with t~
•pec1tica11ons on Ille at the
otl1ce ot the Dtrector 01 Pub
1c Works
DA TE OF OPENING BIDS
Bids wilt be received at the
:1tt1ce ol the City Clerk or the
City or Irvine located at
t 7200 Jamboree road
rv1ne Cal 1lornta
~27 t3-9575 unttt tO 00 am
on August 1 t984 at wt11ch
um• and ptaoe bid• wtll be
oubllcly opened and read
aloud Bids shall be sub
'Tl• It.cl 1n sealed eovetopes
'Tlarked on the outside
B•CS• '°' Relocation Como Storm Drain F08 P03
1.0CATtON OF THE
WORK The work to be per
tormed hereunder 11 loc:at.cl
n the City ot lflllne County
ot Orange at Jeffrey Road
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
Tiie wor1t to be pertormed
snall lnetvde oot not be llm
ted to Retoeatlon of Storm
Drain
COMPLETION OF WORM:
4'tl worll ta to be complet.cl
Nllhtn 45 working d1ya trom
lhe d•t• ~fled tn the No-
lfe! to PrOOMd
AWARO OF CONTRACT
The Owrw r"41'\1" 11141
right 1tt•r opening bid• to
re)eet any or alt bide to
""•Ive 1ny tntormatlty tn a
blCS to malle award1 In the
nteraat ol the Owtier and to
re)eet 111 other bids
T t01
P\RIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 9U81NEH
NAME ST ATEMIENT
The following pe<son• are
dolng business u
VENTAN A GROWTH
FUND l P t9600 Fatrchlld
Su11e 150 lnr1ne CA 927t5
Ven11na Hotdtng1 L P
19600 F11rch1td Suite 150
lflllne CA 92715
This business 11 con
ducted by a general part
nershtp
Ventan1 Holdings L P
Thomas Gepnar-1 Generll
Partner
Thts 1tatemen1 was lllec:I
with the County Clerk of Or-
ange County on July tO
1984
f210UO
Pubttstleo Orange COHI
Daily Pilot July 11 24 31
August 7 t984
P\ellC NOTICE
FOUNTAIN VALLlY
ICHOOl OUJTlttCT
NOTIC! Of' AD°"10N
OF fllHOLUTION 0,
INT(NT TO L!AH
IUlllf'\.UI D18TllltCf
REAL "'ON"'V
llD NO.u.G2
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT THE FOUN-
TAIN VALlEY SCHOOL
DISTRICT hU declared t"-1
tile lottowtng rM I Pfoperty
wtll not be nMded !or
clauroom purp<>Me
Two clan rooma at Jlt't'lell
0 Harper SohOOI toc.t.cl 11
t8635 Senta v,_ Street
Foun111n Valley c.inorm.
The Board of Truat..., of
th41 Fountain \tllley Sohool
Olttrtc1 reeot.,,.. 10 leaM the
1ac1111i.. ao 1no1eat.c1 •b<tve
undlt tile lerma and con-
dlltont 1t1t9d In th41 RelOI
utlon ot tile 8oetd A.eoi-
utlon No 85-02
The minimum monthly
lMM payment fOf 1"41 term
01 the IHM lhal
PROPOSALGUAAANT£E
~NO 90NOS E.adl bid ah•ll
be accompanied by 1
certified or cuhlef 1 check
or by a corporate 1Urety i------•••••
bond on the form lurntlh9d
by the Owner as guatant"
that th41 blddef Wiii 11 en
awtrd II made to htm an tte·
~Ofdance With 1"41 terma of
hi• bid promptly aewre
Workmen • Compenaetton
1n1t1ranc• •nd llat>tuty In
tvranc. eqcute 1 contract
In lh41 reqvir.ci la<m end
f\Jfntah utlltac:tory bond•
tn1 tl'Mt tallhfl>I !)4lftorm1nce
01 th41 contract an<I tor 11141
paymenl of ctatm• of ma·
tertarman •nd l1bore1t
tn.f l!Unc:ll'• Said Ch.Ck Of
"FAST
RISULT" s1av1c1
OlafCTORY·
t-•nr J\(' .. ull
~·nut' ( ,Jll
642-56 71
lit. UJ
---------------
rta.JC f«>Tict rt8UC MlllC[
O!PARTMINT 0, THI CfTY CW....,.. aTY OP 8V1NI.
T"IAIURY/ INTE"NAI. CAUPCMMA C~
RIV!NUE HRVICI #OTICC llM'TlNO _,. NOTICa ..VtTIHQ 91)1
NOT1Ca CW NOTICI IS Hl!RE8Y NOTICI IS HIAl8Y ~ GIVEN tllel ~ btd• w11 GIVEN tha1 ..._, i.ldl w11
AUCTION IALI bl rta!Yed by Uie city Clerk be reoe!Yed by tl'le cny C.11
Und9r the IUthOnty In of tM city of IMne, a.a.. of Ille <:lfV ot lt'Me, Call
1ni.m., ~ COCS. "°" fOtnla IOf l\#ni9111ne .. ptent, fomle fof IWnlehinQ .. S*nt. uon 1331, the PfOC*tY cs. ••bot eervtoeie. mat.,lale. lat>ot ~. iMl.,la ...
talbecl l*OIW h .. bMt'l Nlz. toots, equipment, ~. toola, equipment, IU~,
ed for nonpayment of tran9P0rt1tlon, utlUtlel and trentp0rtatlon, ut111tl• end
Intern., r~ tu .. ou. a11 othat Item• end tacllttlee all och« ltemt and factuu ..
Orange Coul DAIL v PILOT IT day, Ju 'i t7, 1984
I r o m R A L P H w n•c•Hery 1herelor. H neceHary thatetor. H .-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:::::~C:;::ii:"i::i':--irii.=::~~~i:"'--"T.::::"::-=:'.'.":':'.';: .... --T:'~'."9'""':" .... :-'.:----,~~~~~-..,ft-McOONALO The pr<>S*tY provided In IM contract provio.d In th9 contract II ,,,,,., ........... ....-.......... __ ~.!9!!.' ... !-..... t· .... '-___ --.... ·-•..• WI" be eold at public Ula Oocument•. lot JambofM document1. tor traffic liOt* _ _ .. uw -... ,, ...
under tHled bid 11 Roed Retlabllltallon from and llgtltlng togethef wl1h THE DAILY PJWT -=..o.-.....-.. ___ ... 1 ... 002 .... GnttaJ 1002 Gtatt&I
proYlded by lntlfnal Rev-Main Str•t to McOaw Av-9'>PUrtertane91 thefeto. In CLASSIFIED OFFICE HOURS -enue Code Mellon 6336 and enue CIP 5&0«03 te>gethef atrlct accnsano. with the
related regul•llont. wttri appurtenllllON thel'eto, ~fleatlona on file •t the
Date of Sale Augu1t lllh, In strlc1 ac«dance wtth the omce of the Director 01 Pub-
tta.4. llJ>9Cttlcatlonl on Ille 11 the lie '/iOfk.t
Time ol S•· 11-00 am. offlc,e ol the Olt«tOf of Pub-OAT£ OF OPENING 8108'
Piece of Nie· BEN WARN-lie WQfh Bl<Q will be r...iv.d It the
ER OARAOE, 818 E Walnut DATE OF OPENING BIOS: olflc:e of the City Clerk of tM
StrMt, Santt Ana. CA Bldt will be received at the City ol Irvine IOcated It
Tltle ottered Only the olflce of the City Clertl ol the 11200 JemborH road.
right, Ulla •nd lnter•t ol City of 11'\'tne located at I r v In • • C • 111 o 1 n I • RALPH W McDONALD In 17200 JamborH roed, 82713-8575.untll tOOOam
Ind to the prOC*t'f Wiii be Ir vl n •, Ca 11tornI1. on Augult t, 198-4, al wfWch
offered for Hie If re-827 13-11575, untll 10 00 am time and ~ bids will be
queated, the lnterNll Rev-on Augu1t t, 111&4, at which publldy opened and reed
enue s.rvtc. will tumllh In-lime and piece bids wlll be alOud Bids lhall be IUb-
fotmaUon abOUI PQNlbl• publlcl)' opened Ind reed milted In ...-0 etWllo9N
encumbranoea. write" may aloud Bid• lh8'1 be sut>-martied on 1111 outtld•.
be UMIUI In delllfmlnlng the mltted In IMled an\'elopel "BIOS FOR BRYAN/YALE
vlllue ol the lntllf•t being marked on the outalde. T.S .. CIP 510-74 "
sold "BIOS FOR JAMBOREE LOCATION OF THE
Natwe of Ttt.. ROAD REHA Bl LIT ATION." WORK Thi work to be per.
The right, Ulla and LOCATION OF THE formedh«aundart.localed
lnlet•t of the taxpayer In WORK The work to be pet-In the City of lrvlne. County
and to the Pfoplrty 11 ol-fOfmed hereunder It located of Orange at Bryan A.,..,ue
lerld tor Nie aubject to any In the City of Irvine. County and Yele Avenue
prior Vllid Ot.l"l•ndlng mort-of Orange on JamborM DESCRIPTION OF WORK
geges, encumbranc1t. or Roed between Main Street The work to be perlorm«I
other Uen1 In f111or of third and McGew Avenue shall Include but not be nm-
partl" against the 1up1yer DESCRIPTION OF WORK. ltecl to construction of traffic
that ate tuperlor to the lien The work to be performed 1lgnal and llghllng Engl·
ol the United Stites. All shall Include but not be llm· neers' esllm•t• Is S96.650
property I• off9fed for aall lted 10 pavement rehablll-COMPLETION OF WORK
"where Is" tnd "as ta" and talion. Engln..,1' estimate All work 11 10 be completed
without reooorM agalntt th9 I• S220.000. In a total ol forty (4()) work-
United Statet No guaranty COMPLETION OF WOFIK. ing dayt1 from the date 9')9CI·
or war11nty, e11prMt or Im-All work It to be completed lled In the Nolle• to
plled. la made H to the val-In a 10111 ofllttMn (15)wort<-Proceed
Telephone Servire:
Monday· Friday
8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M.
Business Counter:
Monday-Friday
8:00 A.M.-5:30 P .M.
DEADLINES
PUBLICATION DEADLINE
Monday at. 11:30 a.m.
Tue day 1\100. 4:30 p.m.
WednesdU) Tues. 4:30 p.m.
Thursda) Wed. 4:30 p.m.
Friday Thurs. 4:30 p.m.
Saturday F'rida} 3:00 p.m.
'unday Fri. :l :OO p.m.
CANCELLATION &
CO RRECTIONS:
Cancellations a nd corrections may
be made on same deadlines as above.
P lease ask for a cancellation
number when cancelling your a'd.
ERRORS:
ldlty 01 the !Ille, quality, lngdaysfromthedatetPeCI-AWARD OF CONTRACT.
quantity, -lght. Ila, or fled In th• Notice to The Owner retef'les the
condition or any of the prop-Proceed right, alter opening bid•. to
er1)', or Its Inn ... for any uM AWARD OF CONTRACT: reject any or a.II bide. to
or purpoee No clalm will be The Owner reMrvet the waive any lnform1llty In a
con1ld11ted lor allowance or right, atter opening bids, to bid, to make -ard1 In the
adju1tmen1 or tor rffcitslon reject 1ny or 111 bids, to Interest of the Owner and to
of tn. aate bued on failure waive any lnfOfmatlty In 1 reject 111 otri. bid•. Check your ad daily and report
of tile property 10 conform bid. to make award• In the PROPOSAL GUARANTEE · d' I Th DAILY with 1ny exprMMO or Im-1nt11t .. 1 of tn. Owner anc1 to ANO BONDS Each bid"''" errors 1mme 1ate y. e
P1ted repr-.i11t1on reject all othef bid•. be accompanied by 1 PILOT assumes liabilil) for the first En.ct of Junkw Encum-PROPOSAL GUARANTEE oenlfled or cutllef'a ctlecil
bfancee ANO BONOS Each bid shill or by • corporate aurety incorrect insertion only.
IPYIUll PEIFEOTill
W111 110° VIEW
Every posstble irnprovc~nt has
been lavished on thts spectacular 5
bedroom Nantuckt-t plan A formal
garden !lurrounds the solar ht'ated
pool and spa and overlooks uc.-ean,
islands and harbor. The kitchen is
custorruzed to meet the most d1s-
cern1ng homemaker's requ1re-
men\5 All interior and extenor ap-
pomtmt.>nts haw been designed by
top-fhght professionals The own·
<'1' are transferrt'd dnd the homt.· 1s
offored al d \'t rv 1:nmpl't1ll~
$7:i5,000
~844-7211
l&YFIOIT WITI NCI
•
ICUI I UYYllW
Et.Q•nl Irvine Terr&c•
home Wit!\ fabulOU9 vteow
from the Jetty to the
Pavlllon. 3 bdrm main
tlOUM plut "'*'•ta apt fOf an lrHIW ot U aervant
quart.. Prtvate pelio
$895,000
(714) 673 4400
OI Tll W&m-ClllU con
Enjoy 1antaS11c VJeWS of
lfle bay anO Catalina
from thl5 upgraded 2
Bdrm. 2 bath condo at
tile Channel Reef C<>r.
ona del Mara only htgll 1•1ttr1..., nae Price reduced to i-.;_.._..., __ ._-""!~
$399.500 , .. Owners will
&Mist with ltnanclng Call
Carol Pangburn
GE 759-QIOO . . ... -·· .. ~-. . . . --. . llPLD
IOI SI. l&Ynm '= 11.11ctt, coot Po01
xceltent tNlf'I Channel to-m~ 5500·1 S30-e 190
ca!IOl'l Spec;IOua owner'a a.st Alty fee Nil lllE unrt PLUS 3 Bdrm rental.
Enjoy the privacy and tran-
quility of hvlng on N--
port Island Great H ·
sumable financing ava11-
ablel Remodeled 4 bdrm
3 bath and approx 3500
SQ It Vou own the land
and full price IS only
$525.0001 646-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
3 8d 2 ba fireplace Neat & lmmed po11 • Hlon Wiii 2 Br w/,,,_ & ~d. E.a6de Cm I ciean 5parkhng pool ~U...0. Asking $925.000 C . M $650fm0 -m•N•••y 1>eaut1ru1 yard ••roe R-2 ~ ~-9513 1 Br COM MOO/mo.
-.... lot$149500 -----.. _ ...... Wowt Here'5 a one bdrm 1 100 -5 Br 8'" ba fem--
carnage l'touM contem-IRYll( AVUIE rm den. rec rm 7 'f' rww, l11tal1 lee. tm(c). Efteot ol b• accompenled by a bond on the form lumllhecl CLASSIFIED 642-5678 JWtlor EncumbfMOM. certlf*S or cashier'• ctleCk by the Owner u guarantee UY YIEW
A oertlflcata of .... of Of by a COfporate aurety that the blddw will, If an ~!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1fW UUlll
po<ary styte There's a Loi 90• 178 witn good 3 8d •car gar, 673-7767 ~ llM.n
den skylights. fireplace, 2 ba home. S 199 000 Ull ••• r ,.., eeeeMP'IT
~ ~ 11i.-°' bond on the form turnllhed award I• made to nlm In ac-lmm-=ulat• 3 bdrm 2 • ., be • deed to real P'°""1 H -by the Owner u goarll'ltM cordance with the t•m• ol BtaMI ftr kit I IHMI ftr Salt
hardwood floon and ttlecl -
bath In CdU s20a.ooo RtJ McCar4lt lltr S 10.000 DOWN 114/llM 1 Ta ..... c. t t ( ~· \ l ___ ua-__ 7121 ,!~ 2 !:)' ~~~00:,; ·~lalMl,......,,,,...-....,Wad........---::,.--....,mirr:.-: ecvted pureuant to ..ctton that the bidder wllt. If an hi• bid, promptly teeure family home on the water
tsJt •hall dtec:herge euch award I• made to him In ec-Workmen's Compen11tlon C..tral · 1002 C..tral 1002 w/docil and 2 Side ties proPlf"tY from .. , llefta, en-cordance with the tllfml of lnSYrenoe and llablllty tn-Plus charming guest apt Realtors. 675..SOOO • ,.IYlTl m&T£ Grundy Rttr 875-6161 f:;a;e fOf Jr &. 2Bt
cumbrence•, end 1111•• ht• bid, promptly aecure surance. execute a contract (Of master suite) with flr&-
OYW wNdl the Hen of tM Workmen'• CompenNtlon In the required form lllcl LllO ISLE place & Iott bedroom 11'1.D LWf 28&. l'lkups. ptvt petlo. Lei
Beautiful custom hOme Iv & dlmng/bm' 64&-3961
United 1e.1 .. whh rMpect lnaurance and llablllty In-furnish satl1factory bonds Prestigious Bayfront Villa, 6 Br. 7 1 i Ba. Owner's wlll carry tat TO More llke two 3 Bi
to which tM levy•• mede aurance. execute • contract lor the lalthtul performance w/20-1. down Thia It a de-2 Ba condominiums. a betuna ei.ctrt<: gates-3 Tin.al
bedroom•. gourmet NEWUSTIHGI had pttonty. In the required form and of the contract end for the pool. spa, large boat docks, $4,850,000 light to see S-479.000 •P•cloua remodeled DMclrtpdon of Pf'Of*'tY: furnish aatlsfectory bond• payment ol claims ol ma-631 1400 kltehen. formal dining. , den. tamtly room, 2 spu, 2 Bedroom. 2 ~ bath den, .._......,..__._ ___ _ 1H1 LINCOLN MODIL for the falthlul perlormance terlalmen and laborer• • Cape Coo Charmer In an
TOWN CAR I TRITCHeD of the contract •nd for the thefeund« Said check or -elCcellerit location A rare and t>eauttrul bacit bay formal dlmng room. eom-
vleW Partially furnished munlty pool & ~ GrM't
or unlurnllhecl ~200 condition S 185,000
Donna Godshall UN IW.n
LIMOUllNE AUTOMOBIU, payment of c111m1 of ma-bidder's bond Shill be In en Channing Sparush 3 Br 2 Ba on 45' lot, lrg \\\I I HI He'' l offering at $385.000 See
VIHICLf IDENTIFICATION tarlalmen and laborert amount of not lesl that ten deck. pier & slip. $1 ,) 00.000 tti 1~1 ' In< al 513 Narcissus
N U M I E R theraunclet. Said cneett or peroent(l0%)oltheamount Rf Al ESTATE Calllordetalls
1LNaPU,UYU2421, bldellr'a bond ahlll be In an of the bld. The FaJthf\JI Per-17M900 IU-1211
ODOMl!TER "EADINO amount of not teu that ten formance Bond lhall bl not Beautiful 3 Br. 2 Ba. playroom, ftreplace. 111·1100 ~ Macnab-Irvine 4.311, PREMIUM IOUND petoent ( 10%) ol the amount leu tha1 one hundred P«· beam ce1 II ngs Xln t f •420 000 ~ I YITIM, SONY Tl!LI-of the bid The Felthlul p.,.. cent of the •mount 0 the bid . manc:ing .p • \ •---f ._ .. ___ ...._ • • • • I VtlH>N, MARANTZ TAP! formllfl<l9 Bond lh1n be not The Felthlul per ormance · ~
DICK, CRUISE CONTROL 1eu thlt one hundred per-Bond shall bl not leaa than COLDWeLL
BANl(C!RO
1E&11r 11t11m
PropertJ m•J bl In-cent ol th9 amount o the bid one hundred percent ( 100%)
epece.d .t: BE"' WA1'NEA The Faithful pertormance ol the amount of the bid
OAAAOE, 111 E. w .. nvt Bond shall be not less than price named In the contrect
llrMt, knta Ana, CA. one hundred pe<oent (100%) The Labor and Matetllls
VlfWINQ HOtMI: t:oo a.m. of the amount of the bid Bonds snail be not tesa than
to 11:00 a.m., A"Vuet tth, prlee named In the contract one llundrec:t percent ( 100"1.)
11M The Ltbor end Mttllflals ol the 10111 amount ol the bld
Payment Terma: F11ll per-Bonds shall be not lies than price nameclJn the contract mant i.qlllrM on ~ one hundred pe<cent (100"/o) PAEVAILIRG RATES OF
t-of hlgtieat bid. ol the total amoont ol the bid WAGES In accord1oce wttll
Fonn of payment: All prlee named In the contract the prov111ons or Section
payment• muet be bJ cah, PREVAILING RATES OF 1773 of the California Labor
oertlfted checll, catN«'• WAGES In accordance with Code. the ~al prevailing °' trHeurer'• ~ °' bJ a the provl•lons of Section rates or per dtem wages and
United ltatH poetal, blnat, 1773 ot the California labor hOlldey end overtime work In
ex p ran. or telegreph Code. the general prevailing the tocauty In wht<:h tile work
money Ofder. Mah checta rates of per diem wages and 1s to be pertormed has been
or ,,,_, orct.r .,_,a~ to hollday and 0111111me work In obtained from tile D1rec1or
tM lnternel fltevan111 lef-ttle locality In whlci'I tile work or the Depenmenl ot tndus-
vlce. 11 to be pertormed hu been trial Ret1tions. • copy ol
D. O'L•ary, Revenue Officer obtained from the Director Which tS on Ille in the ottloa of
2eGOO Awfla Rd., 4th Floor, ol the Department or Indus-the City Clerk of the City of
~ NIOllll. CA. trial Relations. a copy of Irvine and will be mll<ie aveil-
(114) 131-4020 which Is on tlle In the office of able to any lntllfested party
Dee.: 7-1«>-M the City Ctert< of the City ol upon request The contrac-
Publi.hed Orange Coaat lrvlne and wlll be made avaJI-tor and any subcontractor
DallJ Pttot Jut, 17, 11M able to eny Interested party under him shall pay not leSI
T-1oe upon requett The con1rac-than the specified prevemno
llYSIDE HIYE IAYFHIT COHO
Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mat
Kai. 2 Br. 2 Ba, 40' patio $695.000
PHI.SIU NOi( OCUIFROIT
CX·ean & Jettv views. marine room. 4 Br
3 Ba. 3700 sq· ft . car parking $1.285.000
l&YSIDE PUCE l&YFROIT
Spt><:tac:ular bayfront dplx 2 Br. 2 Ba up.
2 Br :.! Ba down 2 boat spaces $1 .250 000
UHH IUCll llLLSllE
Panoranuc ocean & city view, 5 Br 3 Ba.
spacious entenammg home. $1,100.000.
Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Oarhng 2 Bdrm. 2 bl Oec-
USTSll( C1rta1 ••I •u 1022 0tator s cott9ge Fea-
we11 located Costa Mesa * OUPLEX l360K * tvres lanteed patio &
pool nome wrth 3 Bdrms. lllJ9t' yard Assume linan 2 bath5 and brand ,_ Ocean & Harbor Vtew S 179 000 By OWT'lef
IELClllT llll solar system This prop-Pvt 4 secluded 8'6--0096 HI~ HU U2 .... I
1•11,000 eny IS now vacant and IRYJIE TERRACE OCWFUIT ••••,ooo v the own« is getting a b<t -
I
Ouatnt 2br off PCH
w tchef s galley mod
decor affordable llal
S690 539-() 190 Best , .. Newpon's ~t pr9911ge nervous Full price 1s only I 1001 IH1it lffH Home Ouptex 5109 See-
gated community Laro· S 155 000 751-3191 OPll 1·1 IAJU snOfe O'Wnr &Qt 5-4>2647 r-X-ln_t_V ___ o_f_h.,-bor--2-br est Plan • model 3200 sq fl with 3 BA s plus C::. SELECT Beauttful Bay View .SEAVIEW 39< 28a 24 hr 2ba encl gar very .,._
lam1ly rm Highly up· -1"' PROPERTIES !Airy• Bdrm & den 3 bath secvrtty Low down low eluded $1000 846--0096
graded Outstanding custom l\ome S'OO.OOO poce BIG TAX DEOVC-Ceata lies& 2224
1umbo low interest loan •EWNR_T_ICW __ F_UIT__ L H ·land $l09 1'0 llON (6191729-1518
H4-IOIO RfDICD U Cirtl Tito ltalttr 1SUPEA SHARP custom
--------PRICED BELOW 7H-1H2 M0-1211 twn home 2Br 2ba deo
--------• PRAISED VALUE this pn-JASilllE CRlEI overl'g Bag Canyon golf vate cootemporary home course Red to S299K 1£ST COHO YlUE
114,1001
as NOW $899.000• A •EW USTIH w11erms By o-
untque custom tiome rn a Most sougllt atter 3 bdrm I Open Sat/Sun 1-5 at 3<4
corner location with 2 bath one level plan Sea Island (FO<d &
··11nted" windows that Light & au') 1n11de. lust'l Jambofee) 662· 1673
enhances your view of gardens outside' Very -
the beach and ocean 2 prtvate patio areas with TIE ILlffS
28drm hme Oll>td 08COf
newer llt>PI~ gar 4 dad
yrd for kids mid $.500 1
539-6 i90 Best Alty 1 ..
$.300' s hOuse rental 1 bdrm
great e-stde loc;al
539-f> t90 Best Alty tee
3BOR 28A Yard-f rpl-
grdnr-nev. appl-no pets
1st+ sec saso •97-()287
tor and any subcontractor ratM of wages to all work-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ under him shill pay not less men employed In the execu-
than the specified prevalling !Ion of the contract Pl&.IC NOTICE
J.11 Boy,,cf,. Q, • .,, N 8 675 6161
Two great assumable
loans that total $55.000
wrth an effect rate of less
than 12% Two bdrm
condo located In a Prl·
vale gated community
near So Coast Plaza
POOi & spa Call 646-7 17 1
story, combination hgnt lovely spa Just In NU I 141.1GO
wood floors & carpeting. troduced to the market 3 t>drms 2,,., baths In one 3 Bdrm 2'"' Ba. 6 yrs new
gourmet kitchen. separ-759-1501 ol our moSI sough! alter dbl alt garage WIC>P9f*
ate family room 4 'WILRIRfrUI I areas Biii greenbelts. yard blt-tns. Mair eulta
1unRl<>f' CC>UftT
Of' CALWOfllHIA,
COUHTY Of'
OAANGE
In the Miiiet of the
AP91icatlon ol
STEPHANIE CARMONA
HODSKEINS, a minor by
MARTHA ACOSTA
CARMONA, ,.., perent lor
Change or NarM
No A 123793
ORDER TO
SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE
OF NAME
(SIC 6064)
The appllcatlon ol STEP·
HANIE C ARMONA
HOOSKEINS tor change of
namee. hiving been ftled In
court. end 11 appearing trom
said 1ppllc1tlon that STEP-
HAN 1 E CAR M O NA
HODSKEINS hu llled an ap-
pllcaUon propo1lng her
namn be chenged to STEP-
HAN 1 E ACOSTA
CARMONA
Now, thefefore. It la her•
by ordered end directed.
lhet 111 par90M1 tn1erested In
uld matter do appear
before this court In Depar1-
ment No 3 on the 8th day.
AuguSI, 1984, It II 15
o clock AM . of Mid dey to
lhOw caUM. why IUCh appli-
cation for of narM should
rates ol wagee to all work-LABOR REGULATIONS
men employed In the execu-The contractor shall comply
tton ol the contrlci with all the requ1rement1 of
LABOR REGULATIONS Section 1777 5 logethlr with
The contrlcior stlall comply all oth« appltcable reqvlr&-
wllll 111 the requirements of manta of the C1llforn11
Section 1777 5 together with Labor Code
111 other appllcable requlr&-DRAWINGS AND SPEC1-
men11 of the Cellfornla FICA TIONS A luh •t ol
Labor Code drawings and 'l)eClllcatlons
DRAWINGS ANO SPECI· Is avalleble for lnspectloo
FICA TIONS A lull Ml of wrthovt charge It Iha otfice
dr1wtng1 end specifications ol lhe OirectOf of Public
Is avllllable for lntpeCllon Works ol lhe City of Irvine
Without ci'llfge II the office Complete MIS ol Nld
ol the Director ol Public drawings. specifications end
Works of the City ol lrvlne bid documents may be
Complete sets or said purchued from the Depart-
drewlng1, speclflcatlon1 and rnent ol Public Works. City
bid documents m1y be of lrvlne, 17200 JamborM
purchUecl trom the Depart-Road. lrvlne. Calllorn11.
ment of Public Works, City 92113-9575. A non-refun-
of Irvine, 17200 Jamboree dable fM ol S 12 00 wtll be
Road, lrvlne, Callfornla, charged for aech set of
92713-9575 A non-refun-documents Drawings.
dable fee ol S tO 00 will be speclllcallon.a and bid docu·
c"arged lor each Mt of menla will be malled, upon
documents Drewlngs. receipt of requests no 11141f
1pedflcetlon• and bid doou-than to calender days pnor
ments Wiii be malled, upon to the date aet for opeolng
receipt of requeets no lat• bids, for 1n 1ddltlona1
than 10 calendar days prior Charge of S5.00
to the date set for opening SECURITY FOR COM-
bld1, lor an 1ddltton11 PLETION OF WORK The
cnarga of SS 00 contract documents call tor
SECURITY FOR COM-monthly progress payments
PLETtON OF WORK. The based upon the engt""'·s
coo1rect documents call for est1me1e ol the percentage
monthly progress payment• ol worii compleled Tile Cll)'
bued upon the eng•ne«'s wlll re1aln 1en pe<cent (10-ol
111tlma11 of the percentage ol eacn progress PlytT>eflt aa
not be granted of wortt completed The olty aecurlty lor completion or
It II lurlhlr ordeted that a will ret1tn ten petcent ( 10'%) the balance or the ""°'" At
copy ot tht1 ord« to lhOw or each prog,.... payment ., the request and npense of
caUM bl publllhed In the aecurlty lor completion or he IOCOeSINI bidder. the
Orange COlll Dally Piiot, 1 th9 balance ot the wort! At Caty will PIY the amount 90
new1p1p1r of general the requeet and expenae of retained upon compllenca
clrculatlon, printed In Mid he IUCC»Nful bldd«. the with the requirements ol
eowlty •t lealt onoa • week City wlll pey the 1moun1 eo Government Coda Section
for foor consecullve wetl• retalMcl upon compttance 14•02 and the provlalon1 of
prior to the di)' ol ... Id hear-with Iha requirements ol lhe contract document•
Ing Government COO. Section pertaining to "Sub•lllutton Dated a11h dly of June. 144()2 and the pr0Ylllon1 of of Sacurttlel ·
1984 the contract docum1nt1 PROJECT ADMINIS·
FRANK DOMENICHINI pertaining to "Sul>llltutlOn TRATION. All qu .. tlona rel•·
Judge of IM ol Securtt ... " Uve 10 thl• protect prior 10
Supetlor Court PROJECT AOM INIS· op•nlng bldt •hall be
DANtll A. OTT OU A TAA TION All queetlonl rele-directed to the City of lr111ne.
.... I . Commoftweeftft Awe. 11~ to thla PfOf9Ct pr1or to Mr Hat E Hembree. At-'~ C:A. ma2 opening bldl lhlll be soclate Engineer. at Published Oreno• Coall dl1ectad to the City of Irvine 7 t4)660-3888
Dally Pllo( Jut)' 3, 10, 17. 24, Mt. H1I E Hen"tbr•, ~ BY ORDER ot th9 City
1984 T~ •nclata Engineer. at I of the City of lrvtne
(114)ee0-38e8 Date 8128/M
BY ORD£R of th9 City CITY ~ tAV1NE
---------Council ol th9 City ol lrvtne 8y NANCY C LACEY
YOUR AD IN THIS
SECTION IS
REACHING
108, 777 HOUSEHOLDS
261,064 READERS
COMPARE *
OUR CLASSIFIED RATES
Daily 108 777 25c
Pilot Circulation
Santa Ana
Recister
Newport
Enslen
The
Pennysaver
49 ,000
C.11culatt0n
52,000
C11culation
80,000
Carcularion
per lhou~nd
63c
per thousand
soc
per thousand
49¢
per thousand
Rates Based On 3 Lines -7 Times
'8aMd On COtnpeUng
Clrculatlon In Piiot Mar1'et
THE REAL
ESTATERS
& sec system new "°°'1 bedrooms In the mam b•k• tails community Avail 711 sggsi mo
house PLUS 2 bedroom a..11.-act1v11tes 10 mt0utes to TSl-•-••J-lto•
extra wing wrth 0WT1 the beach' Bener see this •-• - •
entrance Stained gtass A.Cra&W'altn~ one.S:AST1 759-1501 1--3-B-r-1-• .,-B-a_d_pl_x_l_n_S_A_H_1$
and qualtty detallmg ~ ~ Ga.r tncd )'fd $725/mo•
tnrougnout 3 car garage .m:al a"ll!'la. S600 ty 20203-B nw • llTTH llfTS Owner IS amc1oua• FEE vu ....... secun
4 UNITS In EASTSIDE 631-1400 IOCEANVIEW-3028 Ocean 1111 & b J SW Bird'! St 833-!927
C M wrth good rental his-Blvd Qpefl da11.,. 12-6 A o-e--. o 0 0 3Br 28a pool spa !\forth
lory Wiii trade tor Mesa -~.\II HI l<O'l 644-7208 675-4721 CM Poot SllC $1200/mo
Verde home or carry t111M1"' 1--Oci Yii ll.Y. liUs ~ ~StetTa Mgmt &41-1324
paper on .... 10 l)l 1 REAL EStATE Bra-nd new 2 & 3 8d ~ gross Asking S2SO.OOO 131-1400 New on mkt c-d-sac 3br
Call 631-1400 fOf details Agl 640-1529 759~59 IAllll LU llPLO dos-ct'to+c• ot carpets
-----elk to Shoos beacll Bal $925/up 642-9558
-
\A..\11 IUl<O"l OILY $151 DI. Ptef, lerry/res19 38r'2bl Budget mrnded $700 3br
11(1~1 ... h><. No matter 2 Nice Homes. on IOI 201\ ell 218 Bal Bl 673-2943 w1rnoo kitchen gat/Shop
REAL ESTATE Income 638 16i9 •••• A.aa lncd tor kid pe1 lnlo
831-1400 what you're Celta-Mtsa 1024 92 10'-.doWf1 539-6190Bes1R1ty tee 1---------doing, your Brand new 2 & 3 Bdr con-w111 carry Nice 2Br hse Eastside 1bdrm abode
h t d hed b e a m e d c e I I 1 n g a ome own d0$, 1 ml to beach I ¥1 ' etac oer on com· equipped kllch IOlilt What a Wonderful World s 10.000 bonus &42-9558 merctally zoned lot ·., blk $400 s call 53"_6 •90 of Shopping. right at newspaper oil Main In SA Ole area .. '
your fingertips everyday• The .._ ..._. constructed in front B4"t Alty tee
Dally Piiot Class II led -Jr-. C.I TWllllE Newty crptd & painted E's•de 3br 2ba_a_ll_red_one_ ~~ s!~-~~ your ad fits in. 1181,100 ... 6-9t50 p111nt drapes eic. oldlf
;:===-.,_===•I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!}! Large operi beam Ct"ll· t .. ilt 8t•tl 11 OQ llome charm. rm for low ;;:; lngec:I IMng room over-RV or boat Pet o+I. •vall
let Us Help V 011
Sell Your Property!
The Oa~y Pilot offtfS you ttn euct sue ad
on M "Ptclure Pace" weekends tor 1ust
$25 ptf day or 2 day$ for $45
Subnlft a picture or we ·1 photo11 aph 11
you at a minimal charce
Call Classified
r::~:t.~' '2>~~Jl~\-~ £tr~· :::
----14,..4 '' Cl~' I ..ot4Ah
looh sunny atrium mod-lll(llLUf PUI "o"' $895 mo 760-8862
ern kttcnen 2 Bdrm, 2 oeauttrut 24 :.. 60 ft 2BR
batl'I end urilt Prrvale 2 8111'1 htglll'r upgradt'ld
yerd Community pool .\ home Large hv109 -d1n-
spa 5-46-2313 '"0 & k llCht"n area w•th
ram·•~ room ott NlCIOsed rlijl§i3i~ PO~=lt :~~ ~~O~~;~;
ctUO. ICW YaEW Co•aemal 125 Lo\191y townhouM styte Prerr!f 0
condo Costa Mesa 39, N"'wport lr.vtront pnme
2 ·.,ea Catahna v1•w oft1ce bldg S 1 600 000
S 133 500 bek-¥1 mart...el B•ll Grund~ Ritt 6 .. 5-6161
f1nanc1ng Princ11>als Ofll)
ll<!O PKtflC Group R
Halderman 650· 14 00
E W-5 ·wttnds 644-768 1
REPOSSESSIONS 2 Of' a
tot S 146,000 & riou~
tow dwn Agt 546· 7739
e .... luc~ 1040
BOLSA Landmarl< 5 bdrm
POOi spa $2 18 000
usum 1st 8•8-9!>66
Huntington landmark
Lg i Br dupli!x pvt patio a
yrd encl gar No pets
Avail n()'IW $4i'S 5'0~752
MH&YUll
SUWCUI
HuQ4> 4 Brm famll'y rm
bO'IUS rm & sp• OV9I
•ook no oarl< s 1500/mo
Vater.e > 26 1-7653
PtatC MJTlC[ Date June 29, 198.4 City Clerk O ... y "~~ •"• •
CITY OF IRVINE ubli.Md Orang• Coast , "."","'-D .,, ;~:
BNut red«. 2 Br. 2 Ba
Condo W ill h•I P
w l tnal\Ce O•"•'
64!>-72• 1
ACTTTIOUI ~II By NANCY C LACEY PllOt July 10 t7 tlla-4 ----------.
..... •TATl...-wr City Clertl T -ea I T [ 0 R The following per.on II Put>lllfled Orange Cout ~~~H-_N __ r---1
,......... buelt'lllll u Deify PllOt Jul)' 10. 1.,., tlla-4 .. _..,.. MnTV'r I I I I 11 I ~~ .. .) TEL· TAP£ SYST!MS T 78 nlUU\I ""'"''~ .__..__.___.__._...,__. 18 CALL cuis•NE <C> IN-ACnnou.eu..... 1ass1f1ed advertising 1s your bes~ C N!CTIONS, 2206 P• MAm lfATDmff ho1ce for help In selling the items VOU r-~-(_S ___ A_lr---1 ~ ~~~~~= USE THE Thi~..,,, •no longer need It s ou1ck and . I' t I I
a.c:h, CA 82Mt DAIL y rllOT u L JACK HONot£9''S, 1ne.xpens1ve and the Pilot reac hes ------. ~~~:=:=.b:-"FAST 1902 .~~IMI. Coat• potential buyers who live in this area L ~A 11 8 w
Ma21 "fSUl T" Paul Aowef'I. 1ot1 Wind-Call !Oday r t I I I Thi• bualneu I• c~ Ln, Tuatln, CA t2llO
ducted by. II\ lndMdWI s ERV' c E Thi• bu-'MM I• ~--~ ~ L Mat11n T R\J Id by II\ lndMdual I I . 1·1y ,,., , I~ B 0 G I L ( T'hll ltltetMnt waJ filed OtREC 0 ' Peul F\oMr't I I I r l
wtth the County Cler1l ol Ot· I·"' I(• u 11 Tttle 1tai.ment wM 11*1
ange1 County on June H . '°'' 1 1 11 , 1 . 1 I I v.tth th9 County Cttr• Of Ol'-
1.... 8ngl County on Julys. 1914 9 , r •. ·~ ~
PMllM 7 8 ,.,. .... --------~---------~ l ti ., \ •• , PvblllMO Ol'enga Coaal 642-56 Publlehed Ol'anga CO..t ~-------4----= Pllo1JUiyl,10, 11, 24, ht lU r-.·~~tot July lf:l, 1'. 24· 1
1
Ct .... fled Ada. 'fO'Jf one-WANT ACTION?
T 13 T 01 ttop ~ c.nt., ClaMlt.s ,. .. 642·5'618
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Realty
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T~2 bf 2'1'. b&
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3 llnee, 30 d1y1 Brocnuree, Fll•t Logot ~pert Carl*\try Servlee s•e-2848 LANDSCAPE SERVIC! IM0-7310 SunM1 Cout Cleanlng
Ada etc Coot41Pt1on to ~a1r-Aemod-Addlt1on1 b!I!_all Tr" trim, Lawn Malnt ate Rep Pal 1 0 1 lu•brvt cleenlng. Apt•.
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Pa;'l!Jng Area• e Repairs 35yrs e11p Jerry 5•8-•413 Eltctllcal prlc:.1. Chuc:k 842-2973 SERV/REPAIAS for your • a ... honeal. ruaon-A••urficing-Sealcoitlng ,.., ...... ...________ nome/bu1. Reu no Job able exp. local couple
Student Mover.. Tn.ured Oavlt Painting ff4·3837 1_ I
Lie T 124-438. M 1·9427 RC'• Painting & Repair 00 •1
tnd • S&S 83H199 Ctatat CHCHll Plllllllll ELHTRIO Tht lrttl Sotll to 1ml-lrM .. 1 050-430• Ample raft. 873.-7227 NEW WtrohOUM Storsoa EXT!RIOA SPECIALISTS Quality ooring Sr clUzef'I
lie: 963-4293 PTL dlac Raft Lie #3-48877 Orf~aye. patlot, paths, Quality wOl'k lrM Ht Lawn-enrub-trM-ln•tall H II ITUIYlll AOTIEllll
loat Jblal. etc No Job too tmtll •25513 iea-7•01 TrM trimming 4 Removal -·· ..... IPI·~~ ... _..., __ HOUSE/OFFC CLEANING
Ser.let Reas Mlc:key 538-0553 RESIOICOMM'L/INO F:!:t:!~11ng-La~~~5 s~.v.~~'tfot9~g 1oBS Cut ue In your cleanlng
K Funk• 845-0193 11r1l•1 11mc11 ••rria.1. Uva ln•. 6NX' •. eAAX'. ''E"'><P«1-~"w"'a"'llc-o-..,. .... ,-ng-""ln--REPAIR Speclall1t-S200 &
na9ded for home care ttall1tloo A.-Contult· teas Free est 30yrt exp
47&.-0294 ant A .. lgnmt 59 1-8590 770-2725 anytime Walt llAllOI llYHS Ortvewaya Sldewal~• 26 yrt Do my own wO<t! MIKE 8•8-1391 rolell &48-7310
We clean your hull 100 re-Pa1101. Spa Pads lied Lie 2780• 1 Al 6-46-8126 Tree Trim Clean-Ups l/ary thorough Gd raft
plus the IAVINE MIRROR
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BEACHCOMBER every
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Aon 556-0034 Yard Main & Haullng HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Dependable & axper'd
place zincs al your sllp Gar•talDt Leo 557-4508 Furniture, TrHh, Tren 5•8-9098 or 652·9522
Ca1l 1oday1 8•8-0792 Clalld Cart 1~=~~-===== 983-6415 NORM
FARTHING INTERIORS ftlttlaHI ltflir
P1latla1 HANGING/STRIPPING Frank1 f alephoM Repair KicRXM siNCSR1S VISA-MC 673-1512 & ln1111iat1on 1 & 2 llne
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tenance rrom TOP TO In my nome CM arH tenc Topped/removed Clean-a•i""li,..tfi""'e..,~e-1"'1r9d-""'R•ou·Mh-o"'i~d Pu 10.llvary But Ralls WI STOP EYIQTIOll Newpor1 Cu1tom Painting NORMS WALLCOVEAING pnonea. ett OVll' phone.
t8 yrs of happy cu1tomer1. Fr" Eet 10 per roll 8 yr• exp 6'2-9220
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BOTTOM 833 659 1 lg yard-sale 631 -5253 up, new lawns 751-3476 Handymin also llte haul-Free eat 24hr 631-10&3 call 818 795-t t58 xt 953
Ca~iatt Nuiaf Ctatracton Clean Ups•Tree Trimming tng reaonable 751-9039 LT HAULING. MOVING
L1c 290644 81s-03a3 .. 330986 760-121 ' Trri•t Se"iee
RAINBOW PAINTING PIHttr~lt~h Typlng:'iWord Processing
142-4321 Ht. SOI ----------Y1rd Ma1n1 •Hauling c p A 1 Garage & Yard Clnupt ,_L_i•-•.11.i.•.•-----* New cablnels, cabinet Gtlltr&l .. IKE 650-3263 arpenlry alntng epa rs ,. Quality 11 our policy ; 850-8646 JEFF Uc 8898 ED S LA ERING All buslnest. school & per "" 10 yr• exp all pnaees Incl Jon 845-8192 Seaport Formal Limo Ser Neal Patch .. & Te11turu. sonal proj~ts 85t-104 I ~~~~ ... --~~! facing. bars & tormica 1s1 CLASS CONST Commerclal/Aesldeniill moblle nm aenlor dis-Free champagne for any
M•lti111/lt•o4tl-in-, counterlops 549•57'7 Remodeling & New Const Landscape Malnlenance count ::RC 953--4293 PTL e .... Cl11Di•1 OCCHIOn S20hr 645-6084 CABINETS & CARPEN-
EXTERIOR-TOP QUALITY lnl/Ext. lree ett 645-8258 SWln-1-lll_S __ work for your S. Free eat
Ref's Dale 846-5837 _P_l•.•.ll_l_•.I~----Typing, Word ProoesSlng z lld/R d s k lor Comm & Resld Uc'd Quality Service. reas lie, Compellve Rat•• lor all ROBIN'S c[E NlNG OMAUFFEUllEI LllOI ljU emo pee 11, TRV Small jobs, repairs. ~,. & b dA" c b d·,. 20 1 a ea balh ofc rm add pauo tree esumates 645.2003 insurvv on ""' om-on ""' yrs n r types ol comm const & SERVICE. I thoroughly 818/919-4139
cov/dclls. bay wndw Lie ----petellve rates 751-3662 Mcweeney Landscape restd repair& 20 yrs clean house 5•0-0857 ---------2• a.. II• llO t•t• Fasl lrlendly service We Hse Painting. Int/ext • •' • • • P-U & dellvar 675-5712 Ouallty al lowe11 r11es SERVING NB . C M .
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Free eat. Dive 6'2·•583 CdM, Irv • H 8 F V Wi1d1w CltaifDl"-
AND REMODEL Fences. P1t1o·s Pa1n1mg and res1d Llc'd bonded Gen malnt elecllcal. We bring auppttes ind Bloetc-Conc:rete-Slucco INT /EXT. 20 Years Exper Drains clear from $15 WHITE WIZARD
Lie reas 63 t-23•5 Reas price 841-1990 ins For est 552-9142 II 1·4411 plumb Craig 536-4119 vacuum l<ltty 8• 1-4970 Ref's Free est. 5•9-9492 Average Room $29 • Repair laucatt. dlsp. etc WINDOW WASHING
Malerlals 642-0•42 Anytime M&M 6-42-9033 QUALITY" 631-2026
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SYDNEY
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2 Bedroom, 2 bath No arge bachelor, w1lk to
pell, patio. lrplc, d1nwsn beach, lrplc. loft, all utlla
166 E t8tn St $700 mo paid $500 536-•637
OCEANFAONT Newpon 2300 sq 11 A&O area High· Accnta Pay/Ace Rec, pay-Experienced, lull or part Immediately Call LIU
class A clean, quiet $850-ly Improved w/cerpet, roll, dally work ahMta. ume c aanler / ~ 6"·0510
$1250675-4688 skylltes,alc.canadd500 someexper Apply ln per-t tontst wanted for
2 BR 1ba. patio. •II Utll
patd $600/mo. $250 sec.
Beth 631-5230
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••• t.ll ti or 2000 sq/ft warenouae son VIiiage Inn, 127 Faahlon lst1nd ratall General olf,lce. hvy
•pace Coate Mesa Marine. Balboa ltle store Mull be available pnon". bkkp g, SS.OO pr
llaart 290I Righi Riiy 979-8533 ACCOUNTING Clerk for lor evening and w"kend ~~1!06~2~2~~11 Frank or
1 Br avail In hae close to CM 3800 aq ft with offlc:.s prestlgloua women a hours EOE 644-5070
2BR 1ba, encl. garage 279 ew 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury W.Npt./Beacn $300, Pref & parking ,45/sq It a1ore. Typing-Acct pyble CHRISTIAN PRE/SCHl General Office
w Wiison, Apl G. apts In 1• plana 1 Bdrm, n-smkr. $300, 963-8502 W.N.T. Co 844-<l910 & payroll exp 8 must and teacher. needed w/deg SHOPPING Center Man
Wednesday, July 18 6'5-1819. $475/mo 2 Bdrm and Townho!Tlfl 25-35 AHpon-to snr COSTA MESA area. 1820 lamlllarlty wUh computer &/orexper 8•8-2170 ager needs .. s1st1n1
ARIES tMarlh 21-Apnl I Y) \fake con tac ls. emerge from "shell" 2BR lb 2797 0 • pools. tennla. water-w /on•· 3 Bdr 2 Bt h sq ft. 1000 ofc 5'>1ce detlreable Call 720--0255 w/aecratarlal & Ille book-
-you'll be at nghl place 10 cai.h 1n on added populant}. Focus on ange $~2~/~ Drlveb~: fans, ponda Gas paid Twnnse SC Plaza $350 820ftwarettouM1pace 0011mll0Lllll Oltrt/TJJISt/lltot,t. keeptng skllls P/T·l'i3s
1natia11ve commun1ca11on ab1ht) to put ideas across tn onginal. Jo-Ann. Bkr 759-0619 From San DI~ Frwy Lv mtg 5•6-4596 Right Alty979-9533 A All time. type •5-50 wpm, flex 6-45-0822 btwn tO-
un1que. danng manner \1emher ol opposite se). w tit prove valuable 2Br. 1Ba, private p1110 ~~":a~o~\~ w.;~ ~ •2-"'"'e_r _a_p_t -10-lh-•r_e_w_/m-ale-INO/COMM-1000 aq It F~;~lgl~ :::.O~on~:'!~~ _1_o_k_ey_h_e1_p_1u_1_. s_4_5_-6_2_5_2 Gener11 office
ally Clean lower unit No pell McFadden to Seawtnd $300 + ,,... utll• OP Nloe w/otflce In Costa Mesa Airport area haa lmmed Clerk 1ypl11 with snipping Ill FllllAY l /F
TALIRllS ( .\pnl 20-Ma) 20): Dela) I!) temporary. postponement $525/mo 8•1-9352 VIiiage. (71-4)893-5198 area 240-3157 aft 5 M-F 213-435-9371 opening In acct'g dept. experience preferred. COllTllCT. OFFIOE
sh ould not be interpreted as defeat. Get second emo11onal wind. 2Br 2•.;Ba, 2 story Spacious 2Br, '"' ml from Beau111u1 lrg Balboa Is AaaOIDctatata 3002 60wpm typing. 10-key by ~•5•0130 Localed In Laguna Niguel
Cooperate\\ tth speetal interest group that shares }Our ultimate aim s twnnme Pool, gar, w/d ocean, quiet adun com-hme, 1 or 2 persons for touch. record keeping. CMA blllngual for busy Send resume lo Joyc:e plex No pets $575/mo 2Br lBa .. d ... In addition •Spiritual Psychic. Ad-Exp nee. Xlnt benefits & med laclllty Fii dys or Wllllam1, Taylor Wood Scorpio • .\quan us persons pla' "tnteresltng" roles and their acuons $725 tse 675-4912 Agt · 536--0,90 10 common 'klicn area/Iv visor 4 Card Reader• working condition• con-eves 6-41• 1, 1, row Homea 4921 Biren
highlight scenano ~ •~e=-.,-,-de_2 __ B_r_d_p_lx_a_p_l,-Pv1-----area Yrly, mo/mo 5700 .. Past. present & future tac:1 Pam 633-0610 St, Ste 110 Newport
GEMINI (Ma) 21-J une 20) Be read) for qu1Lk c anges. surpnse yrd. gar Many xiras 1nc1 Hut Hart.oar 2742 ,,., utlla Avall 9/t. All 5pm 675-2495 or 631-896'4 AOTIYmEI llllEOTH Cta•IHlt1 l1IH•H Beach 92680
communicat1on and an C\llllng. romantic enco ter Powers ol $625 6'6-06-48 1---·-------during WI< 673-2815 Lost r.... 36 hour cert cc Conv ~~~~: '~11:·11 bf~~,~~g eneral Office persua~1on arc heightened, wish rnmes true and pro ss1onal assoc1a1e • 2Br 2Ba nr SC Plaza *YllA IEL lllll* C.D M cloae 10 bch. Hoapltal, good rel'• • abrasives. tapa. dies & In~ ll·LlllUAL
praises )OUr talents. \'trgo ~ag~ltanus and an er Gemini figure s A Pool, spa, carport Lge 2 bdrm 2 ba apts. All n/smoker. male. Ext 217 ,_________ enlhuslasllc, creative, duslrlal 1upplle1 In Or-OLE·• nPIST
I $675 No peta 752-5822 bltns lncld dsnw1hra. I kl Ith tne n prominent > newly dee. lge walk-In 557-52521673-2006 FOUND ADS en oy wor ng w ange Co Muat have car Fo I bu1y personnel of
CANCER (June) I-Jul\ _.,1)·. ou'll '--in ,_·our element -ab1l111c• •SPACIOUS 1BDA"•* elderly. PIT 3-• diystwk and machine shop exnar r • -. -~ ~ "" closets. tiled balhs. pool Female rmmte n/smokr to Call M·F9•5pm 5,9.3oe 1 C 11 Mlk 1 N .. -·1 llc:e Requlremen tt,
will be pro" en }Ou'll have reason lO celebrate. individual }OU respect Carpels, drapes, pool, no w/beaut lndacpd cr1yrd. snr furn 3Br 3B• hm In SJ a e 8 ewpor typing 55 plus wpm. xlnt
will asil. to be "in }Our compam "Domestic adjustment occurs. could pe1s. S400 Agt 6•6-3618 Encl gar. lndry. BBQ. Caplslrano. pool. 11c, 1 ARE FREE ADV SECRETARY Fa.a1ener for Interview. phone skllls fluent
tn\.ohe hoh<lJ~ or, acat1on JOurne\. a•all lrw COllOS Quiet adult llv1no nr m1 Dant Pt Hbr 661-2672 Orange Count1e1 1e1dtng No age llmll 968-7311 or Span /Eng . Mon-Fri.~ · na '"" ocean No pels $695 C II advert1s1ng/publlc ref•· 645-7811 hr day. FIT lhru Aug LEO (Jul) 2l-..\ug. 221 Chnk 'meantng" ol long-distance 1dott.2Bd.2+den sec (7l4)8•6-1755 Femalelhr3BA2BANew-3 : 1
commun1ca11on [mpha~1s on \uhtk nuance\. romance. publtshmg. bldg, ren1a1 office open port Condo, walk to bcn ~~~~.n~ge,~~Y ani:ha~~ COllTH PERIOI 645-5000 ext _52_1 __ _
d1ssem111,1t11111 ul inlormallon ) l1u'll t•ncounter fasc1na11ng member of Mon-Sat t-5 PM 810 L11aa1 lt1cla --=2=7..,.4=i S3•0 rno 675-9643 142-1111 advertising secretary Full/p-llme, Newport dry GENERAL OFFICE
oppositt' ':>l'' "'ho posses'>e'> extra\t'n!.OI) perception Pisces pla)S ke) Baker St 2' 1" 1275 Sunny, private studio apt. Furn. walk to bcn S-450 I•--------Candidate must work cleaner EKper pret Stan parl time. Mon-Wed-Fri. 11
I Del E/ Id T .. Ocean view So Laguna. N .. 673 2006 well under pressure and S4hr. 540-2028 Harold typing, flllng, e1c NB ro e. uxe s e own .. ouse on-smo .. er · Found brownish kilten w/ have superior typing 0 EC 0 RA i 1NG1 A AT ofc Ask for Carolyn
VIRGO (.\ug 23-Sepl 221 Emphas1~ on PO\\Cr. production, 2b~ 1''»ba no pets S650 ~:,11s6~~~~3i~~5859 pms.557-5252(ext217) lreckled faoe.ears,paws, skllls.knowledgeolword SALES PIT-FIT CAREER 645-7261
respon<;thtlll\ \\ 1ll1ngne<,c, 10 make ~en face!> tn order to ach1e\I~ 25 8 Orange 6'42-2520 H B nl<:e 2br 2ba ap1, non vie Newland & Atlania. processing ind die-OPPTY 495.9754 rocery Store clerk some
ultimate goal 'ou'll becomt• more a" are ol re'>ource!> of others. of Eas1s1de 1Br $495/mo le!J!rt leacla 2769 smkr, $275 ... " utll. $200 H B 969" 1221 rapnone Pr1or 1gency ----up req d Summer
linancial potenual ( anccr. ( aprtcorn pcr<,On<, figure prommentl~ Some u111s Pd Available dep 8'1-'023 Found-Calleo Cal-8 yrs. uper1ence helplul IECOUTill FUii months only 6•0-•443
LIBRA ('iepl 23-0ct 22) Ftm~h \\ hal ~ou start be po!.tlt' t' now Call Larry 546-5882 Mature Fem to Snr 2br rem' SI r om bol1 & Ple8if: send resume to PIT F/T will !rain Call
con cern mg legal nghts and pcrmt\!llOn\ Chcl.k ">ource material. don 't East11de 2 Br. 1 be. gar, 2 ba apt NB S3 so Clubhouse 548-0563 C~~~~~~~. Julie 8•6-3212 __ wtclte~~!~e SlJaL~~e~ lor
quote uul ol rnnlnl Emphaw, on publil relations partner~h1p!. lrplc beam cell S645• 646"°846 FOUND-GREY/WHITE kit· Uvingston & Co DELIVERY great N.B foe in beautiful
agreem tnl\. mamagt' .\nc\ an<l .3nother L1bran pla~ k~) role!.. . =~~~ ; ~~!~~:~~: P!~ IN NEWPORT BEACl'i M/F to shr NB oc-ea-n-lr-on-t len-Oran~e and Fairway PO Box 8710 Newport Full time for local de-shop A1k for Josie
SCORPIOl<kt 2~-:\o\ 21) R.isic1askS\.\illtx:tompleted.Bngh1. 650-1798 Agrealplacetollve ontne home. yrly lse. $450 Place6• -9•19 Beach. Ca 92658 no llverles Xlnt driving re-650-2128
d .1 I II i... d II I d I I u B p 1 1 631-31'5 Iv msg FOUND Suri board-cell phone calls please cord required Cell Per---creatl\ C 1n l\tuua s v.1 U\.' on !.u:nc an w-1 en spice to ~our I e E/SIDESTUDIOAPT pper ay r va e sonnel, 17 ,.1 831•1200. ollywood production
K I ·1 l t l d I h alth '-• al clubhouses & health Sngl mom w/ktd loo'"1ng blwn 9-l l 30 am to ldntty •erob1c ~-erc1•• 1n1truc t 1 eep re~o utton!. conccrn1 ng ulC nu n 100 an gcnera e . .;ipcu Pvt entrance no kitchen " 213 926 7185 " <OA ... Newport Stationers Inc company 1n arv ew1ng
note no ht.'.a'} hftmg~ Leo figure'> pron'ltnenll) s250 lsl/lasl 548•1291 spas, 8 tennis courts. 7 far same 10 locate home • • $12 50/nr w1ll 1ra1n. Work people from s bay area
S GllY"T' RIUS ... ..,, De .., E d pools. close to bullnesa, in 1mmed area & snr ex-Found Wntte dog wttl'I IO own area 772-58'7 IEITAL AlllSTAIT for waler and boating A n 'A ( "0 " --· C -1) mo1tons ten 10 domanatt: MESA PINES 2650 Harla OC Atrporl, Fashion pensea 642-84 19 al 6 PM Newport Beach Animal S Fltlme pcaltlon for quality salley documen1rles logic. Stn'c for greater balance Member of opporne sex ma} he BEAUTIFUL Bacn $475 Island. convenient shops Answering ervice-Tele-
f Shelter 64• 3656 phone operators 3• 11 R DA for quality ortno beer-potatoe chip and
Playing games -at vour exn.•nse. Be a\\are. protect set tn d1nches. 1Bdrm $575 2Bdrm $675 on sight 2914 ti L B h designer test com ; r p FOUND yg tan Terrier-Pit shift 362 3rd St, Laguna prac ce aguna c · · Intuition will i.erve as reliable guide. Aquanan 1s tn picture. RVT patio. pool, spa lft"""'t""!"P'llll!'l"l~0~, ~ae~t~o~4 Bull. Vic. Baket & Beach Exper pref •94-8555 merclals 460 4017 Inter-
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): You'll have more .. working TOParea,qulet,nopels Singles 1&2Bdrm Apart-office suites or 2+1 lge B bb5,0 1979 ORI ERS view in Hollywood/mu11
room ... What had been a restnc11on JS removed Populant} mcreases. 141-24'7 ments & Townhouses conference rm. For maxi-• • APPOINTMENT SECTY C Yir II -cros~ c~untry;. be 18 back ground rolls
f -from $680 (Ask about 1 Lost 713 lant brn Snep lor photography studio nrs 8 c req ac rego only-no exp nee you'll become more aware o appearance or "bod} image." Focus also Nice 2Br 2Ba No pets 1 19 mum exposure yours gn 1 VI N 1 Be n 10•2;,.8 Call 964•8700 Yacnts. 1631 Placentla. ___ _
on pets possesswns. dom1c1le 5aa•ttanan pla)S significant role. Avail approx AuB 1 u1rnlTsnvec11, apta.,comp 1,te out lront centra lly ~116 l006c ew(p1o)5r8' 216c27 Costa Mesa Hotel .,.. $525 760 w th . nens utens s, located Just off Newpor1 .,... • or .,. Auto ---------AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18) Shon tnp could be on agenda It 642 ;~i j 1:1d or must t>e rented forsnort Blvd in C.M 759.1501 L 0 ST t RE w AR 0 1 Elec1ronlc ProduC1ton llLIOA IAY GUI
may be necessar, to re\ 1se and re' 1ew baste matenal. Scorpio na11vc • eves w n s _ term or longer) On Jam-WALKER & LEE R.E. Keeaenound (SHAVED AUTO Cable Manul reqa prod
proves helpful and you'll ad.,.ance it you don't permit pnde to block Nice clean 2Br 2Ba condo Hbo11r1seeRdAd at San Joaquin SM'"LL OFFICE ground FOR SUMMER) llght gr1y assembler with aotderlng P.l .X. OPERATOR
R I k d w/lrlg Good locatlon " 1 skllls. lrvlne 261-9141 Front desk FIT, stilft Jnclds
PISCES(Feb. 19-M arch 20)· Y ou work. ~ourwa)' out of"financial Leavemessage 5•1•9163 ~~-Avail 8/1. lido Isle area. an• to CHIP. 6-48-15•0 Eatbllsned .. , .. company days, eves. 4 wknds. R• progress. e auvc ma es request; 11 C!>erves sen ous aucn11on. · &•• llOO level. approx 600 sq. ft. body/dark mark ngs, CASHI
w ilderness" Po\\ers of analvses come tnlO pla} -dilemma will be POOL. llreplace, Pv1 ~atlo Free sttndln~ Ask for REWARD lost Black Toy seek• energetic: rellable lated exper
resolved tn a flash. You'll get "hat }OU need and there will be reason for Easts~d;~02:.~ss;g.;_28., Steve. 973-13 3 Poddle (Rascal) vie Land Experience pref with ~~= ~~tl~n·~~tk~~=~ SECHln
celebration uemtn1. Virgo natl\ CS figure promtnentl\ I 3bdr 2ba gar-prlv laundry COSTA MESA R&D type Mark Community H B Kint WOl'klng c 1 onl FI T Tues-Sat 1~M-9AM !'!~~~~!!!~~~~~~!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!;Pvt 1 Br. lrplc, pool, pauo, ;~~I~ ~:~~~g prl dee« 2300 1q ft with large open 5•5-3968 or 675-5100 ~~~!~~~~ ~7!:k:n~~ •PG~:rc;~ /hr + comm 1 Yr Securtty or Mllllary
BHlll Ualarai1lat4 BOIHI Ualarai1lat4 A rtatatl hraialatd ~~,,~~pets 39:~-~a/7 aarnedaa. lrc/acorpned'-· skyllghts SCRAM-LETS weekends. aalary com-• 4 & more hr shifts exp Avail Aug 1 0-lux 2Br mersurat e with ex-•Med & Health benellts 645-5000 exl 521
ll1at. ltacla 2240 Newport 8t1clt 2269 Costa flltll 2124 Quite 2Ba cottage type condo Musi see lo ap-Right Riiy 979-8533 perlence Call Tint • Exp prel'd. but w111 train :=-======= s•25. Div mobtle home, no wtgar. laundry, pvt patio preclale View of Harbor. ,_1t_X_1t_O_IT_IY_E_O_F_F_l_O_ES-ANSWERS Call Ed 556-1000 HOUSECLEANERS PRETTY 3BDR HOUSE .. ~ 5625 • 5500 sec depo. Xlnt ament11es Securled r;; r;; NABERS --------=--,,.... Flt & pit neeeded Own near Edinger and COSTA MESA Nlcetydec-pels Mature adullS S23cred11ck642-3099 parking Call Valerie AYAIUILE Hornet -Anise EXERCISE INSTRUC-transportation, Englsh
Sprngdle $850 89•-4961 oraled 3 bedrm 2 bath 1991 N~p1e01 ... sec64u6r~8373 (213)278-0211 O C Airport area Month to Brawn· Obllge TORS S 12 50 p/hr Wiii speaking C M area
--home wllarge lam1ly rm .. ~ . ' Spacious 2 bdr new paint-EASTBLUFF spacious t monlh 71'1833-2237 NEIGHBOR train 898-8095 SS/hour 6•2-7"' SPAHLIH CLUI $1400 a U f drapes-carpel $575 no 1---------Granny had this edvice for CADILLAC
2Bdrm bungalow w lrg NEWPORT BEACH 2 nparl•flltl, 8 • pe1s-gar90e 642-3871 ::!::\:~:s ~~2a5~~~ DEOITIYE Sim newlyweds buying a
yard New plush carpel-story wllireplace ca-G I 2702 E-aide Spacious 3Br dphc 64,_4167 Lu11. view offc, + secrt'I nou1e 'Don I buy lne 1ng dbl gar corner lot 5 lhedral celflngs many ex-_1_u_r'!"1 ______ _.. apt Prvt yrd 4 patios space. non-1mkr nr OC nouse buy the NEIGH-2100 Marfttr lh4
blks 10 sandy beach tras1 2 car garage Yearly Apts for rent In Garden Frplc. 2 car gar Many LIDO VIEW Spec delux airport Full servlce1 BOR .. Otlta 1111
960-6331 lease $1000 mo Avail Grove 2 weeks free rent xtras Incl $925 646-0S.8 cust 1Br, 2 lg baths, lse avall. recept, copier, kite. Snep/Oo_b_le_m_lx-M-. 5-y-rs, 714/540-9100
I -.-2244 A1Jg 1 on lhe 2nd mo. For any _ S 1250 lse 675-6359 confrs rm From SC650mo gd watchdog, frtendly.
rVJllf WATHFIOIT HOIH into. please call !he man· STUNNING l arge 1Bdrm PRIME W OCEA_N_F-RO_N_T 1st/last 1 yr lae ontac1 good nome 494_7063 JBr 2',;Ba WOODBRIDGE i•t-l~OO ll• llOO aner 55•-6732 garden apt, pool S•65 Jody 833-9870 ,. -• • w 710 w 18 h s Yrly lrg 3br 2ba ... 2 car PARK VIEW PATIO • 11"' 11 ~ -2706 ___ 1 1 spaces avl 811.S2000mo LARGEOFFl_C_E_w_/_w_ln_d_o_w PtUODlll 012
HOME Facing park & ad-EAST BLUFF 3 bdr 2 bth I uOI I Illa Msg 6 75-9 t 11/ 631-6265 view Near 0 c Airport. lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1acent to lam poot taclty condo $1600 •sec lease t Br t Ba. avatl now ••~N::ald ----Irvine zerox. secretarial
786-9780 or 857-4056 only min 1 yr 6•4-1152 Parking space $700/mo ••~LI•,.;;;;;; LUXIUlY COllO & phone 1n1 serv 1vall
RE.T•LS LIDO ISLE 2 sly 3bdr incl ulll Ag1 675-3331 2 Bedroom 2 bath S•5o mo 752-_09_8_o __
• C cl I u 272-2 APARTMENTS decoralors model • club Call us regardino chrmng tlm on most destr oroaa e .. ar Beautiful Garden Apls. nouse. pool. spa. sauna NEWPORT BCH nr 0 C
Irvine teases st avail 811 S 1600 agnl Clean. spacious 2Br 2Ba. patios. decks spa No 631-•960999999999 75 00 Airport Deluxe full ser-Ed1e or Cynthia 644-9060 lrplc, gar w/d S850 lse pets vice bldg 3 18, 440, 630
NEWPORT'S BEST 675-•912 Agl 2Bdrm/ 1 •Ba $6 45 looal -fi SQ 11 may be combined
eel that m1s1 1n 2br nme 2Bdrm/2Ba $665 FREE RENT In exchange into one suite
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l D111ltll·10PI crptd design walk to Eleginl apt, 2BR 2b• lam 98 W Wilson 631-5583 ror 111e house cleaning Right Riiy 979•8533 rm totally re<lecorated --waves uoper $700 s an-I. ltlCa.. 546-5•31 O C AIRPORT AREA 01-l•--------plusn cpls. new drapes • * Ut-11 IO* Hie, appl s & oaJnl In-~~--~--."""~""'°'1 Laguna Bch Furn. pvt ent. lice space 225-1000 sq 11 llRLFllllAY I
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nder S 1000 gets 3br 2ba eludes new washer & H B Ba n/skr. but/prof •O• Iola ol parking, jan11or1a1 MOUIEIEEPEll
yrty QOurmet kit dbl gar nr dryer s 1500/mo. avail Poot. s350 49,_0451 and all utll Incl fr St 00/sq fun zone 539-6190 Beat alter July 201n 760-1556 It mo-to-mo Ok 557-7010 ror prole111onal man. Mu11
Riiy lee Nr bc:l'I Cnrl•tlan hme. kit SubleaM 2 ocean view be experienced In cl .. n-
3880 M1thet1on Drive ewPorl Shores 4tJr-2-ba Costa M111 724 Ntwrort ltac~ 2719 prvl. ma/atralght, Lag oles Incl FIT recpt & use ing. snapping, and llghl -Ben $300 • utll •99-2286 cooking, organized with Irvine s 1 395 yrly Dockside 19r S"O. ullls pd, carport ol copy mach & tel•
1 urlle Rock Vi~ C:ramauc Real es1a1e 8•0-8208 lndry No pets 383 W Bey 'i(lt!i iou' '>tnQlt' nnt• Wetlcllll NB $225 Incl phone 1n NB 6•0-0755 ~~:'g~ef~en:'· 8~ ·~~
Peters 2 Bd den ? \ ba pt Crest 2Br den 2;-'t ba 548-9516 Av111 July 22 /., two bt'droom dpl~ Utll Woman Only Non Coaatrdal South Laguna on lhe
"'d lr1g $1550 673 4299 condo pool. tennis Lse 2 Bd lb• Ops, new cpt, smoker 6'46-5559 I I 2911 beach PleaM Mlld r ..
W 0 0 D B R I D G E $l250 no pals 6•6-9148 dsn wsner. encl gar S505 Btttla)ltttll 2 _.,.•at_•_• ___ ,...,.. sume to Mr Daniela PO
TownhOUSfl 3 bdr 1 112 anti .... -2 .. ·-o 6•5-207515•8-5763 160-40 Harbor F v Box c 19525 lrvln•.
ba $850 mo 559.9539 n IAI 2 Bd 2 ba closed gar good IHUlll IDTIL 12-40 aq 11. 92713 or Cell Terry
786-11 72
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714/540-9100 So Co Plza %r 2oa pool EHt·•ld• locatlon no Wkly rental• now avall. Agent 541 -5032 979-2230 Mon-Fri
LltHI l11cl1 2248 hme $550 kids ok mod pals $575 6-46-2280 S140/wk & up Color TV, SMALL OFFICE ground TOPSSS lal'91 l11u4 lt1ftt
"'"n ac1 last 539-6190 lltltttlliiiilliill .... M..... pnonet In room 1 ·• AJ\I\ ft F lft el M-.. d N HI I 873-8100 B 1 Alt 1 2bdr 1'.;ba Twn hte-pvt 2274 Newport Blvd C M ev ... approx """aq ema pr ..,.,.., an °"" rng
UNIOUE cnarmtng2 slory es y ee pat10-g1r-nopet1 $325+ rURNlc.HfD or 648-7•45 Av1ll 911 Lido Ille erM Eacor1• (213)8e&-191M hautlM MW Salon In Cape Cod 2br den 2b• S 2.,.6 ;, FrM ttandlng Atk for -21rplc 11rgetrees.ocean Hiil L•tHI IAI depS•8-75 io llNHRNISHED S.aatr Slave 973·1373 la1l1111 OtJ. 4014 Newport e.ac:n now In· --•-----•-""""'--• tarvlawln~ for Htab side ot Hwy nonh er1d Pine cottage cozy 2Br 2 Bdrm. encl gar, crpta ltatall Ztff CMtN8 l7th & Newport Dog grooming thop com Styll•t & Manlcurltl
avall Sept 111 S 1595 mo frplc w11k 10 beach drpa. 773 W Wllaon no HE Al TH l vall no .... f pt wfvl-. of Newer 1000•2200 ~ 11. pl9tely equipped. ReallZe 982-5108
494-6807 ST!l5. t tdult 499-1997 pet1 S550 831 8212 (l URS Tf NNI') " " " •" 1 pk / 97 ... "'""" t1.111 lnvettment In i.t1 •-------c ')WIMMING e>IU\ bay, July 7·28 2 er. 2 b•. 1mp. g,. c. U"'V.VV than I ~·r Mutt Mil. 1um-umrnou1
--------Co .. talai••• Costa M111 2724 llMP• 9 3 Wk• I l500. or UllU IUOI moving &46-1096 an 9pm CdM IMO-HIOO Tuee--Sat I rt ltacli 2--1 Ualaraisla .. 2410 1Arll:ZO utll1pd,ca'J)Or1 mnu~hn~~'~o~~;~ s550 p/wk 875-44S6or fine Cou t Hwy tocatlof'I la"ata-,-1t--IM0-1900 ..,. "' NPT TERRACE Condo lndry No pe11383 W Bay •·oe ~ 57s-5598 ___ near downtown 3850 ~ ~ ~ 1 ba COlY Lido S 117 000 .lbr 2 1 2bl 548 95 18 Av&JI July ')2 npt'n dail'f q to f> CdM 1 Br $300 wk alto 3 ft. ·~ S 1 30/sq ft 0,~rtHltitt 4011 lllUIEPll p /f
ISie home IDUl<llng I sn 000 al 9'· 8 S11nd ~ d Bd HM seoo wit (213) A .. lonomlcl Corp Al.1orlt1t::ai •• 080 ... ,. Law omoe. Tuea .. ThYr•
clean.n-paint carpels <loller Ct-o w n er' Bd 1ba Oils. new cpt. 00 5921598or97t-2440 97~·0700 lor1a'-/'-•M"-·'"...., __ CanOonnalMO-OIOO d ....... & atove micro dth wtrw.r encl~., ssos .. --v7 --r........ w 63 I 2923 E c .. 11 PA1••e RET ... IL. N..::;:;::; labliahed exhibitor. 26% .... , .......... , , .. _ .. , Frple. Sf'GI pallo dbl gar 845-20751548-5 83 /tide ,.. etudlo. ava m .., .. ".,.,. • 1 TC ,. .,_
11400 rr1'> ,..... No PENTAIOGE COVE 2 8d 2 bl closed gar good Ap.utmenh 8115 Nr beaeh I lhopla. Bt. CM Newer, 1lr cond . I ·:1.'~g:, ~ Permanent par1 time Pol-
pet• Pnone ror appl & 2Br 2811 1p111 level. lrpcl l!Hl·lld• toeatlon no Newpo rt Bu<h So Pvt yard. prkg 1700/mo S 11001mo 8'4&-9028 men er • ltlon Mon 2pm101pprox
•PPI &u 088A or wld 2c1rg1rwtopener peta SS75 6'49_2280 Incl ullla 842·2045 •CdMdluult• AC,ampl avalllorpyrcnu.mOMy. 8·30pm Tw. 10•30am
778-9880 pool '01 $950 55e 9200 1700 lf>lh "lr1·11t Newpon Ben 3 8d 2 ba prkg, rrom 1225 2155 E. A•lng 1 1mll,1110,000 to apptOX 5 30 pm No
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1425 P•YI rant 4 1,1111• .,, A,art&Htl Fuald1.. patlQ gar-nor'' $825 ~ 6 4 l 511 J STOOJw~~3-~s.8~ 17 lltttfUH nyuver. tee<> Pltoanlll , :~~a::~~'~~~: dep 5•9 75 1 Newport Bud\ No. PENNINSULA· la•lltrial T.D.'I / 4121 Cotta M.u
Bttll Riiy '" Ctrtll ••• Mar 2122 2 Bdrm ~ gar crpta, ~)4(1 lrvint' A~,nut-LIDO ISLE lntah ZHO wXR'Tib· Ptoplt n:dlng Get a puppy or kilt~
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SEHR.AL Df PIOE Housekeeper & care for
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NI IPIUTll HIPPING & Recetvlllg 1TN'T·O•llQ D!~MON IMu\ Wf!tt9 Hew fff 300 U..O 4lC fl.al
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preferred, bl.It Wiii trtin Woman• *1ore. Eap entry It~ rype 45 .pm S t650 Mif1am 887·2"6 bOMS• II~ 131..ffll __ ,__ ....__ '-'r, ,-
Calf 142· 1~ tor apcJt w/rec:eMng. mattono of and 1 1 ed 1 ......... ·-...--• •n .... merchandlH, pacilng 91• n., n llbnU.....1 a21 .,,lll'Cl,,,_...,s"'.:"1...,tSO=--obO--... a-1,..-0503 __
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m11nt Plant exp req'd 8u1y European WOl'l'lenl ..._, OC airport Call belowpr ... b0a $450 .. cond 173-2111 OR 'lllt• M 1241orCIM>St1
Own trena 751•2271 ttora It IOoklng t0t 1 vwy Joyce 7St-t77 l 714-532·3'70 7eo-o495 E..a MW paint, bf8• AMIN
PRESSER dry el•~ ::~~',,,:~i.n~~ .. o~~I~ Cati SSH 2 ()oenlng c.rmony Ot>'m· ~--:--TO • ~'=~~srs-~,-~uo aop eo::" ~
good pey 5 day• fiend Perafan "tt•n• i 156 pie Tleltefl S200 .,. 11'2 ~man YNJ Ii oond en-1sae
979-82'41 preNI~ ~!:.C:~•0i::; Adutt S25 Cati 54&-99e5 ~000«* IV'r ~7!.~ 1e1ttan1w1ewpatt00nd H:;:•.D•t1un.Toyota1---------
dutlh For appt call · • 1 /pr Yet ,._ 11160 64248"4 t down C E.L cam-~ PI T Driver home del, -· mwcill *-~ ~ new1paper1 Own ear, 2 840-oH0 Oal..,small COiiection Incl SHgull Ht HP. 10' 432·1917
Hrt/nlte l-400/mo+S&O Ad0table. wrinkled bablel Old, rare, •01.lc etcrll~ Sewlot >ant cond $250 ~ ~
b0nua.ca11e.2-eo151 STUDEITS from ou11t 1ndlno H·5~~1~0~-:!:25 0808X*5.NB92ee3 lt•H &.' ••
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Nlon. S1turday1 only Ama *I llW!J Doble pups, red. AKC. reg. MCM022 a.ch w/ema!I aailboet mf ... , ..
875-5531 We ha119 opentnoa tor ch a mp Ion II n • • 112,500 .t92·12U 101111 boYt & girls ~ween 833-3397 ah 5 wt1nd1 OLYMPIC BASKETBAU llCEPTilllST 12· 18 )'Utt Old w0f1tlng 2 tku t1nal9 8110 $ 1!50et eo.t w/f/ttofe mooting CllllTJ TIAllR ftWllngt I Saturd•ys LoVlno a.man Shor1Mlr Bo•o 8/5 so. 4~7' Prune Ne on open bey
Growinn Irvine Company E•rn money, trlpa & lam Medi room to run, -_ $9500. 64S-5M2 VILl..,a..-
. ·• bonuMS Call loves tclda S35 '499·•734 Olympie Tlc:ltet1 2 t<>" open RI •irr-•"I ew....-haa Full ti,,,_ position Im· u . "-·nt.. c::.<em<>nlM l190N cMh Civilized quiet couple -• llf
medlately 1v1llabl• -"""' r GREYHOUND Eleoant only !!50.4749 need• apace for 31 SOUTH "WI w-..
Brloht peraon With front 141-1011 young oenuemen. retired ~ Qteh .. u~t IE .........
ofla api>eeranee, and Mon.-f=rl. 10am-3pm from ~OWlnO Exoe1'9nt OLYMPIC TICKETS Seit 2 6'4-721111575-4170 ,... cou1n
good Phone m•nnera to I•-------· houM doO Allectlonll• T &F. day pus &/&.-9. Loe.I r9'a lllff V~ S.., SeNtol
h•ndle •II Incoming llnee I•-------• I o v e 1 c h I t d r e n 1100.. Went Wr..ulng ---~---~-Md L.ulng Typing required Call SlJMMER 838-4381/494-9506 Aug~10·11 551~ LI.Iden 18fullyloundwtth MWfWIUllT 18711 a.adlli'wd
Shelley lor appointment 32'o!fSh<>re dbl moortng ;r.)GOfl a.ad\ 863·9333 Poodle Pupa, T~p, Toy, Olymplc Tleketa. 2 Open. S 13.500 (2131 592-4905 11 lll(lllt.I (1 ) 2• ..._ HELP Min $200 up 54&.26'8 Ing Ceremony S300 M 2 Votum. Sai., Service ..... Oaf Otnltic Prt4Hh p 11535 Boxing rln•I 1200 .. Wanted to lie slip or docic ,t,nd L"""O WE CUE
REPUBLIC FEDERAL We f'ltve an entry level ttl ~ 771·57 l 5 to aocommodate new as 18711 BeeCh Blvd
SAVINGS poaltlon evallabte fC>t a COCKATOO Olympic tlo, wide variety. tt power y.U.t 720• 1206 Huntinoton Beech •-I a...-..a
Hu •n o~lng tor 1 flt dependable person Sulphur created wlcege man~ it cost or below• C..ptll IOlf (lH) 1•2-2000 WWW .... teller Exp preferred Interested In advertising, S1500 957-2805 642-7955 or 546-2777 _
Laguna Nlguel branch job will Include clerk ---Cams-lhell, small Sh()(t. M H •-tltS Bill YA TES
VW.PORSC HE 4 95.085018 3 1. 19'0 duties and Special pro-A•tiSHI ' l 0 Olymplc till Volleyball, beds 1275 842-3105 '" n -··
EtO/E MIFI H jects Good typing akllls Antq dining table/seats Men's finals • 4 teats on ..... , likn ~ .,2 280 SEl 2 5 Ute grey 'j ,.
are a mtnt. Excellent 10, Sl900 Antq Pine Pie the floor Cash only! •• • al e autom1t1c. 115K mt, ll.E. UUI benefits. Advancement Safe S285. 840-•022 499-5008 New Trac e;g;; m $7000 &75-&839 837-48 00 49 3·4S I I
we are now looklng tor opportunity Send re-New Home sewln~ma-Oly tlx soooer ba.aeball. S..50 Mutt Mii 6'5-4~2&
several new proteulonal sume or call chine $95 00 6'"' 8 cloS1no cere 962-6278 or 856-8534 r e teleepeopte to Join ua Melinda Thackery .,.. _
In our highly prettiOIOUI n. lilly Plltt A,,liucn 1611 Pool !Ible, 4X8, slate, ••ttrtyeln/ ~~po~c:'i!: '~':: Cost:·~!:~ ~~2626 u~~b Ref1i0'• i 100:M ~~k~:W ~ -:'~. 176 'Y:'soo )Cf end !~C
finer Newport BHch (714)842-4321 ext 302 Buy, Mii. repairs, fr .. est 752-1182 1500 ml $850 759-0309
propertlea. Please call Anderton Appl 841 West Ref $
760·8333 t0< 1 peraon.i 191h St C.M 6'6-5538 rid 125·flsn tanks ( 1 '78 Yamane 400XS 3200
I 8fvtew 1111111 Ml -octaoonl. watel'bed htr ml. •11 COfld, wind scm & nt STUDENTS Aft u retr~. xlnl cond S30 673-2929/~2 t>ers 1795 6'2·2582 ~tl!Uf&nt $7.&5 pay rate FIT with 175 786-3 13 Iv11\99 SACI· Lge Gu KILN -:---..,..-__,,....' -.,..---lat• Pe,,.rHJ't m•tor company. Need Cofd8'>0t F/F 2 dr Retrig Never used win deliver. Aalt lenicu/ Pbn Stert c•r. Openings In all S75, 96G-2655 1·800-33A--0854, m 803 Parts HU
Now Nflng f0t full and part areas. Right applicants Dbl dr refrlg 23cu ft $375 Sears 10" R8dlal arm taw BUBBLE TOP AWNING
time openings •t toe.lion must be 18 .... quick to Wstlr/dryr $135 N Swvl wi st and $200 Greg Uted one.. cost $225
near 0 .C. Airport, mutt leem. U.S citizens. Call desk cttr $85 6'1·3001 631-4888 $100 548-249~
be 18 or °'*· ~ In 11-3PM only
peraon 2300 s E MIUK>n v1eio •95-3315 I lft &PPLIUQU Office Fan.itue/ A•tn Wutt4 9020
er1sto1. N.B. eoe Hunt Beact19&4-2890 LES 957-8133 lcai nJ tlll 1 CASI TIUY I
ltlT&llAITI , ftL.Ell&lllTlll Kenmore washer $75, g.s -71 torvehlcie 551-8285
Paltry chef, 2 yrs exper., PIT tefe9hone -wt Miter dryer S75 645-5243 S!~~:! ~4:.F= ---------
knowtedge of European OC airport ar ... Cont.ct Retrtg 18cf frost-frM ~ Bowes toldlng mchn Sel~~r ~n!~~
putrlea. Chef Chemin ~ buslnesaes for long mkr S175 6'4-8998 $300. Blueprint metln f0< your car. Any make or
497-4477, ext 290 1t1noe phone MfVlce. C ~•t $250 979-3282 mod-' P•'d ,,,_ ,.,, not. $5-7/hr ~ comm pd on t•f_•ttrs vv · "' '"' "' "' ~aurant ciOMd .. 1es. Call Marc COMMODORE Pet Home faun/.011au iUI Get our price fl,.t, Hos'°i':!~'p~alt~:":p11-476-4000 Co mpute r S '4 O O. HARRINlrrnN console Bl~~~~~~O~dTA
cation from Admlnl1-673.-6844 piano w/benc:h $1600. Hunllnoton Beach
tratlon offlc:e at the Surf & TELEPHONE r t ' &0-Call 432-801'4 962--0829 S.nd Hotel. 1555 So. '" • •• -----.--------------
Cout Hwy, Legun• Bcil SALES 3 Baby BUnnlet to good TVl. IMit, WE llY
Res1aurant home Orange/brnlgrey lltrM 1132 CLEAi COS
'78 300 D. anr1. au10 air, Vtlft I'll am/tm xlnt cond 1 s12.ooo 842-0434 eves 73 f42 am/fm.c:aM, "*" ---urea.. Qd .,,..,. $1200
'80 2400 red/tan. snf'f ale 6'2-5~1(213)596-94 t8
stld\ stereo 701( m1 , -=----==---~---$ 14 500 p p 673-5055 , .... , Dliatstk
80 300 SD. maroon, I . 1...,
S25.000 or beat ofl• a.ad ...
4 76-7007 Don (Mon-Fri) 1·.~ ... "!!l.71!!9P'c .. Xb ... §!"IEV""'1LU .... ~.l"'.'P
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cond must NII. make ofr ... imlnecktely $llOO
(t1t jnh) 646-5280 01831-8833 E/550-3817
84NEW 500 SEL SM '73 ~ Ong ~ rune
Blue lthr anrf llioyl, good S800 413-«>91
digital S'lereo casa ~ hCM.....-:c::ilr=IM-----rill::Z'% 631 -8155 or 496-1250 1:=::::. ___ ..::;; --·79 cou;;; de o:a;: tuly IC>eded, moonroof, truly
Jdnt $7995 527-9094
·11 EIDorado Whlte-
lo.oect ~ new ""Cl
$4,800 786-3511
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vintage dasslc to current ot 1.ie model, low m~ Cadll&eca In Southern year models avail.Ole te>< C•llfomlal See ua lodeyl
llll'l llT.. 646-0113 For Nie Aav;;t Video
Btlt ...... 5100 •••• Wut.. 5100 •••• ...... SIM hal the tollowlnn nnan. The Orange Coast Dally Adorable tree kitten• to beam T v & 6" d111QOM1 UI TllCIS _ _ _ ·.. -..-· · Piiot has an opportunity GOOD HOME Semi hae mint cond screen $800
Housetlpr live-In for aid«-MEDICAL BACK OFFICE OllEI JUDI ~~:ar ~~~~:~•/:.~I~~~ for an experienced t.... tr.ined &50-2028 760-0622 CONNELL
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'Y lady Need lmmed Pvt & It front ofc Patient con· lmmed openings In ord« 1uneti MrVloe 9.1 M·F. phone sales peraon In the Pu,.bred Auatratlan so.-. S-on-y-19-.. -Colof---TV--wood--
rm/ba Salary 673-&235 ttct Newport Ctr loc d-rtment Xlnt Income "•'n •""'ow $1501175 Classlfled Advertising ,...., __ .. I t $350 "'~" 7051 N t t -... -~ _,... " Department. Must pos· male 5 mo tr.ined, aHec· ....,, 111 n ._.,,. ea ap~r a mus . no experlenee neoess&ry. wkly Must be neat, per· sess sales ablllty and 1ion11e 673-0569 ---------IHIEL 111111
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546-1200 For boarding kennel
Outakla wont '158-1016
6'0-1611 ask lor Julie company trains, Call Mr. eon•ble & energetic: good typing skllls. Salary f . 't I02S Pnret INtt 7012
1111 W Pliml Neilson 662-SM.4 1 Food s.Mce W0<ker • commission. Excenent ana att 13' 90iton Whalef wtth reverse logo
anted Must have colO< ORIEl•P&11'911T 5am-l30pm M-f C•ll t>enefits.Sendresumee>< §f?1Naugsof1 llkenui12s cover Must sell s1500•-------L.EUL IEClnUY
For tut p.oed Newport
Beac::h law firm lltto•tlon
exper. & top notctt 11<1111
required. c.i1 •711-7018
photogrephy knowtedge , people needed to flit t1or0•appo1m_ 1 2~~ be2~pm te11er of recommendauon • tree rocket 962-5153 852-0600 WI m
0 ...... "' ~ I -USED CARS & TRUCKS Mlnl·fab exper pref ne openlngsln SantaAnaot-Lori's Kitchen 3077 o BEAUT Reed Ratan Din 18 11 Hudson Bay Packer. COME IN OR CALL FOR
Hour Moto Photo, 18050 lice No exs-. nee. WIN Harbor Blvd(Harbor & MtllHt nt•ory set 55 dia. lazy susan teak decks. canopied
Culver Dr Irvine . tram For 8')90intment C•rrl•ge) Senti An• nelallyfllet on top, 6 swvl chrs/5" IStengleU ourtams. tu• FIU&PPIAISAL
786-6550 call Gary 662-5343 979-07•7 p I lti lllO cushions lun dining canvas cover 759-0294 Connier-Oeuno
lll&L IRID&IY Muffler lnataller needed ACT-PT Earn $12001mo Retail sales Otstl 'h Oa. 11121 S650lebo 575-3777 20 Ouffie+d Electric Boet 182~~ffivD
Busy Newport Beach law Mon·f rl 8am·5pm. Mutt 6hrs/wk. Tlna.(10-Noon) Hardware perm FI T 171,.)642~21 e•t 302 Bulfet $300 queen-king S13,500 Bayside Manne HUNTINGTONBEACH
offices Excellent 11<1111 be exp"d 548-5600 Tues-Fri 7'40..2053 Crown Hardware 3 l07 E bed S 1 SO. lrg dresser set Sales 673-9570
and IBM Dlaplay writ• News dealer looklno lor PART-TIME/PERM Coast Hwy. COM S225 lrg colfee table Ul...,.l; Mt-JH1 experience neceaaary. 2nd assist Learn bu$!· $65 Xlnt cond Call 21 11 ltbefglass Seah0f98.
ablllty to work under ness in advance. MUST MllllHI ULEI Alllll&IT telephone Min 675-8334 m1n1 lug bay boat WI WUT YHI
pressure • muat. S.ltry s Ex...-...nce M•lor Stoel( c•111111 Sleeps 2, head. radlO CLUI ISO GAil negotiable. Contact Pat be sell-starter. MU T &FTUllllU ,......... I lft FURlrTllE S7500 846 8554 PP have previous home de----· BroketS nur 0 C Air· Comm or SS p/hr wtlile In ---=---·--,,..---See Ronald Dece 644-9190 livery exper. Call 842· sn;" port. Hour11 8am-4pm. training. Pleasant wont· LES 957-8133 32 Fellows & Stewart,
l&OlllE IPEUTlll 6</151759-0630 24 Hrs Excellent opportunity In a Typing required Call in~ conditions In either Trundle bed 5200, Child Br 1926 ciuslc, brtstot. dsl.
lmmed ,openings on awing NOW HIRING pleasant worrklng an· MIUI at 955-6000 o Ice 852-9125 anytime Set S t75. l6ct uprgt fzr VHF, recent survey.
&. grave yard lhlfta le>< EXPER.SALESPEOPLE ~~t\ic:.Oult= SALESCLERK TELEPHONESALES S180, baby trav el $26•500 548-885""
trainees or exper lnjee-Bat~ Realty 673-8700 t0< lndustrl<>ua, reepon-Xlnt working cond. easy bed/ace S25. 6 anq repro 80 Fatallon Asherm•n '!!llltlllll! tlOO moldlng ~lne op. slble lndlvldualt to do Clarkltypllt·Must hive sale-gd hra 964-0379 dm chrs $250 640-5068 25 , 8'beam w/trlr Fulty Ii
eratora. Work 7 V. 11111 &llEI interesting telephone good typlnf 1klll1 & J~-12H eqpd 1nc1 rtd81, L0<an c 1 -=--t __,l8,.--prt--H-:----
hralpald f0t 8 twt. Good cc Conv. Hoep 7-3:30 & wor1t on betl.it of na-k1 nowledge o oeoe<0al of· Tl&YEL UEm 3 carat EMERTLD & fllh tinders Mall• ofr -•-"--------hand dexterity ~.,,t, 3· 11:30 NHr Costa tlonal compantnee week-ice procedur.. 1 key We pl•ce travel pro-,.... To see ~I 833-7808
P.i<i majof medic81 ben-Meu Falrgtound•. Call ends 100 Good sPeaklng by touch uteful Must be lesslOflalsl II you htve a (unset) Appraised S 1950, ID
eflts + shift bonua Moo-Fri t.Spm 54~30&1 voice 8 ~t. For Inter-Ible to work lndepeo· min 1 yr computer exiir sell for $90011 6A0·8688 AVON S-300, 12ft/6 .. ,76 2002 Xlnt runnl""' rvemlum Pref« .:: .... llsh dantly S1lary range & career minded calf sport boat 'W/25 hp John-... ... · ... "' .,-.... 11•-r view call Mr B1eemer $""" s ooo son S 1995 645-2247 cond new pertl 111 speaklcng. Apply
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CIMCO C Must speak engNsh. Send Contac:1 HarOld Lloyd 7141850-4061 Jacicle Cl&S$llled Ids do 11 well D1ys around S5000 87~7
285 Brtoo• Ave resume PO 8o111 5318 Sir Speedy Inc Boston Whaler 13 40 Hp 77 530I met/blue ~nr1
Cotta Meta. Ca N.B CA 92662 ' PART-TIME, Varied hours 642·9•70 Mere lull cover like new a c am, rm blau radio
MAKE MONEY WORKING OLYMPIC to include earty A M. SALES Display ada &. man· con d S 4 2 0 0 ob o 59K m1 Kint cond S7900
Newport Beech ~meltt 13
ISJ-IMI ·56 &;;:;; 4 aoo; Statl&\ "W_A_R_l -11_&_!,-,-~;;-'· woc11 1500
Pnvatety .aelllng your car ·72 Vega looks good runs ~n be huardous to your greal $750 675-17~ wealthl HouM of lmp<)(11
offers h19hes1 veive tor 77 Caipftoe 8U1o trans
your pampered al e. amlfm Alp1nec... 4
Me<Oedea spkrs S1900 851-9217
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HOUSE OF IMPORTS Inc air a'lnt oond 89K mt nu 1 Porsc~t 9157 urea 53600 494-6807
1 7 1 914 itlnt cond Meet! '8 1 M•libu Cl~ auto sound 56500 See 10 ap-ate 4dr xlnt cond $4400
preci11e OBO 472-9357 obO 766-1982
-----"6' Corvette mint con-'83 9-4-4 Whit•. •lloys, dlllOn. Z81 options & ex· alarm AM/FM cau Spot-leSI $18.500 497-3726 trat. CU$tOITI ~Int. cover etc 10.000K Mt ev.. 558-39« days GOid w/oetge leather
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with on.rs. Oetalr.ruatl No·~ ~ truck, van. s1atlon totally new & unique map Classic 18 Southcoast 77 530I Slvr -.!Navy ltf'lr ·ea Mustang Rebuilt
Mlt·addretMd 11amped Apply at BalbOa Pavillon, wagon) to •utst newt-magulnH, that Hiii bay boat S 4 9 O 0 Etec: snr1 & Wndwt • spd eng/trans & tna.. New
envelope. T M.O,, Dept. Mon-Fri t.2 Int~ paper dealer In Irvine ltMlf. Now you can make 840-•022 ate am/Im eeu 111n1 Toyota tlH paint S3500 76()..()439
A.580E.2ndSt,Sulte8, wlllbehald 7/179-4. area. Mua1 be depen-money with the Olympic GrandBanksdlfteltrollef shape $8 700 obo 1~!P!!"l-••-------
L• Habra. Ca 90931 dable. Contact Greg traffl<: tool Call Newport 759-0&01t 720-0U6 73 CORONA clean, ni?ls Mtrf.!!I ZS
llAllllER Dtscover a buyer for those Hyde Monday thru Friday Be• c ha1:!.:.~; en Ir s DIME s ~2ain~: 11~1;~, ~~~· ~: ·79 7331 xlnt concHlvr rfld great ~ ~~30~7 FIRM ·10 S vertlble coug;
EXPERIENCED ONL y long-lorgotten articles between 9:30 and t0·30 $57.500 PP 644·2614 intr QUICK SALE·BEST 1 owner. 43K ~lg ml., 1tltl above tne garage Use a.m. ontx. 842-<t321 SALES-HARDWARE O OFFER 673 3025 79 CELICA Auto 1/C n9'* 75~222
Hallmark card & Olf1shop classilted 642-5678 • Flt counter Hies See ltat1, S.il '7 14 · 55 000 mr-111n1 cond ~~~fikS:~r:~~ :~~~~~. Da1·1y P1·1a1·. : ......... ~..._; .::-:::-~:: :: A '~:r·~=~Fi:~~ ~ ~~~~~;~;~ :~::.~~~~
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accepting appllc•tlooa PART TIME parwtttuna75-.ome perfect llve-1board & Pll-OW11ElllW'1 9173 _Leasmg643-19n tor Dlatrk:t Manegera to ,... -...... Volk11r11ea
supervlae new1p1per comp ••P itlt opp aend cruiser si57K PP 78320•auto atCC578VCXI ---•---------Pe•tilf -...,,,.,.U~S
carrlets Mull h•ll9 Vlf\, resume will be contacted 751-2656 dys 786-0739 78 320· Opd s r(794WALI WHY ea ·y wagon~~~ Good ~olor Ruutf' Availablt.> tor Interview Cannon & WANT ADS 64 Gladitor24 1oaded 79320>4spds r1661WREI ~A ~r Gr~;~.~ J ~d2
salary, mll••G• t llow-Lugo lnsuranc. 6 10 New· mooring avall SSOOO obo 79 320< •spd s '154-WRDI
ance. C<>tn'*1Y benertll N~wport Beach art-a. thrf'f' port Cntr Dr st 1300 Npb (8181 798-4350 80 320• Sse>d s •tlJUB 1331 OVll I new paint tirea. ster
and bonus opportunity 92660 t" - -80 320, 5so s rt 1BEN'.'96! 1999 obo can 646-l04 1
Apply In person at Dally hours pt>r day. Earn a pprox. ----r 1 Hobie Cat Llk• new 80528, AT s r1 tBVU636t PAc•o1y 75 Poii'iuic VentUfa Good
Pilot Clrculallon Olla 600 r~ ready S 1700 obo 8, 320• 5sPd s rtOOO t99 1 .t. cond nds body worit
330 Wett 0.y. Coat• per month. CaU I I :00 IECIDAIY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO 6'2•9558 8 1320•1utos r110AG96-'1 Asking S650 751-8574 dMesaN M~•Y_!._~~u Fri· lo 4:00 PM . Coronade1Merruleat11e PRIVATE PARTIES 8 SABOT good275 cond-882'3s22081S5~s~:BDRZ~;~51: S'l'ICDI? l a3 2060-A~l-muit Mil ay o p .. one ........ rtrm. estabhshed 11nce many 11,tras $ ask tor • _... s ·• Trade or sml calh dn &
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C8 Orange Cout DAILY PIL.0~/Tuaday July 17, 198~
' Since 1885,
Great American
has been helping
Californians own
homes and save for
their tomorrows.
Here in Orange County, you've
known us for the past SO years as
Laguna Federal, a friendly
neighbor ready to lend a hand.
In that time, Orange County
has certainly grown and,
with your help, we've
grown too. We're now
more than $5.5 billion strong, with over 120
offices statewide.
And as we've grown, the familiar red, white and
blue soaring symbol you've come to know has taken
on new meaning. We've become a full-service savings
bank, able to offer you all the traditional services of a
bank, as well as those of a savings and loan.
We're Great American First Savings Bank.
An old friend, bringing new ideas in banking to
you. With a wide selection of checking accounts.
Insured money-market investment accounts, both
M(MH" short-term and long-term. Real estate, FSUC home equity, and home improvemerit
, ..... s..,..,h .. h>w-.c .. , loans. Auto financing and other
savtnos 1niured1o s100.1m installment loans. Personal lines of
Great
credit. Credit cardsJ insurance
services, retirement plans.
Stocks, bonds, mutual funds
and annuities. Even
business checking
and lending.
A great new way to
bank. Yet with all these
expanded services,
some things will never
change. Like the
friendly, dedicated
people who serve you. The
convenience of branches
and 24-Hour Tellers
statewide. And the
assurance that your funds
will always be FSLIC-safe
with us.
A trusted old friend. With
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The Great New Way to Bank.
~Pr vin~ tlw 1 ommun1t11•' ot Anah~1m H1lf, < >r.rngtt Woodbridge. I I Toro, Laguna Hill\, M1c:~1on V1e10. I aguna Niguel, Fountain Valley, Huntin~ton ~l<'h, Balboa Pfontnwl•,
Balboa 1,lanrl. N1•wport R(•ach, I a~una BP¥h, Monar< h Bay, '•n Juan Cap1<itrano, Cap1(,trano Beach and San Clemente
Che<'lt the Yellow Pag~ for the office nearest you.
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TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1984
Newport Harbor High
grad K evin Robertson
Is the 'orchestr ator '
for U.S. water polo team
Tony Protopappas' for-
mer Costa Mesa dental
office has been leased to
another dentist, Dr.
Martin J. McGreevey ./ A3
California
The Democratic National
Convention has found a
new hero In New York
Governor Mario Cuomo.
/AS
Nation
Economists forecast
higher interest rates as
consumer debt and f ac-
tory use hit record levels
in May./ AS
World
Pope John Paul II takes to
skis for the first time since
becoming pope. I A5
Mlnd&:Body
Laser beams are making
strides inf oot surgery by
reducing the trauma to
tissue and speeding re-
covery ./81
Remember to relax on
vacation. Don't travel too
far, eat too much or play
too vigorously and cause
health problems./81
Sports
Kevin Robertson, a prod-
uct of Newport Harbor
High, ls one of America's
big weapons In Olympic
water polo./C1
Jim Slaton spun a seven-
hitter to help keep the
Angels atop the Ameri-
can League West./C1
Entertainment
Claudette Colbert was
Hollywood's ''working
girl'' of the 1930s. She's
still working at 80./83
Business
Plans to eliminate the
Civil Aeronautics Board
would likely also erase
the consumer protection
It provid~s./85.
INDEX
Erma Bombeck
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Business
California News
Classified
COmlcs
Crosswo rd
Death Notices
Help Yourself
Horoscope
Ann Landers
Mutual Funds
National News
Opinion
Paparazzi
Police Log
Publlc Notices
Sport a
Stock Markets
Tetevltlon
Theaters
Weather
World Newt
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84
A3
B5
A4
C5-7
84
C7
C4
82
06
B2
85
A4
A8
81
A3
C4
C1-3
86
82
83
A2
A4
COUNTY I 811111
ORANGE COUNTY CALIFOR N IA 25 CENTS
Bolsa compromise .hailed
Sign al earmar ks ----915 acres for
wetlands area
By ROBERT BARKER
Ot Ille Deltr l'flot Ii.ft
.<\ dec1s1on by Signal Landmark
Inc. to set aside 9 J 5 acres of the Bo Isa
C hica as wetlands was hailed in some
quarters as a major compromise that
at long last will pave the way for
major development of the oceanfr-0nt
area adjoining Huntington Beach.
The agreement by company of-
ficials Monday puts in place the
largest wetlands restoration on the
We~t Coast. according to Signal
spokesman Wayne Clark.
But Peter Green. the past president
of the 1.000-member Amigos de
Bot~ Chica environmental group.
indicated he has misgivings about
Sianal's endorsement of the wetlaod5
acreage that had been recommended
by the state Coastal Conservancy.
Green. a professor at Golden West
College, said the plan may be a good
political compromise but "it could be
a biological and hydrological disas-
ter" because he said it could allow
development on scnsiti ve areas of the
wetlands on the inland side of Pacific
Coast Highway, south of Warner
Avenue.
Green said he believes that I. I I 8
acr« s:hould be dedic.tted to wetlands
for wildlife habitat as recommended
by the state Department of Fish and
Game.
Company officials p~viously had
insisted that only about 4SO acres of
the Balsa Chica remain as wetlands.
h was that disagreement along w1th
others that has triggered a dccade-
lonJ clash over development plans.
Signal spoknman Oark said the
com.pany plan~ residential construc-
uon on about 484 acres. A I .400-foot
An unidentified woman feecb the ducks, which have become controvenlal figures on Balboa Ialand.
Feathers flying over duck debate
By STEVE MARBLE
Of Ille Deity Piiot l lall
Tourists and children think ducks
are cute but a group of Balboa Island
residents have had it with the beaked
creatures that quack and waddle
around the residential isle.
.. They've gotten so fat they can't
even swim anymore." says Phil
Maurer. a Newpon Beach city coun-
cilman and longtime island home-
owner ... They don't migrate like they
should.··
Residents -some at any rate -
believe the ducks on the island are
lethargic. messy. noisy and a real pain
in the tail feathers.
"They've become such big fatsos
that they just sit in the middle of the
sidewalk anymore. They can •t fl y and
if they got in the water they'd
probably sink," said one man. who
asked that his name not be used for
fear he'd land in the middle of the
"huge duck fight., he predicts 1s at
hand.
Although hardly the first time
islanders have been ruffied over
ducks. the issue surfaced last week
when several residents asked the City
Council to consider an ordinance
banning duck feeding
The council ducked the ordinance
proposal and instead asked that the
city's general services division make a
Candidates at starting line
for municipal election races
Petit ion filing --period open s in
s evera l c ities
By the Dally P ilot staff
Not all the pohttcal action 1s going
on at the Democratic Conven tion in
San Francisco this week.
Several Orange Coast cities opened
their filing period on Monday for
candidates planning to run in No-
vember's mun1c1pal elections. Can-
didates have until Aug. 10 to return
nomination papers along with 20
signatures of registered 'oters to
appear on the Nov. 6 ballot. If any
incumbents don't seek re-elecuon.
lhe filing penod 1s extended fi ve
working days.
In Newport Beach, three of seven
seats on the council will be chosen.
The candidates who took out
nomination papers Monda) were:
David Goff and inc umbent Ruthehn
Plummer running 1n D1stnct 2 ·to
represent the West Newpon area of
the city. and incumbent Philip
Maurer running in D1stnct 5 to
represent the Newpon Center and
Balboa Island areas of the c11~.
No one has taken out papers to run
in Distnct 7. the Corona dcl Mar area
currently represented b~ incumbent
John Cox.
lo Huntington Beach, three of the
seven seats on the C'lh Council arc up
for grabs. The council members are
elected at large.
The Huntington Beach candidates
who took out nomination papers on
the first day were: Peter Green. Ja)
Stout. John Erskine. Wes Bannister.
Tom Mays. Bud Belsito. and Dennis
Miller. None of the incumbents ha'e
filed yet two. Ruth Finlr~ and Ma)Or
Jack Kelly. are cwectcd to run for re-
election.
Jo Costa Mesa. Ii' e potential can·
d1dates took out papers for thrl'C St'ats
on the five-member Cm· Council.
Those who indicated the) "ould
run:
Chic Clark<'. SI . an insurance
broker serving his founh term on the
Costa Mesa Plannina Comm1ss1on.
(Plea.e eee ELECTION/ A2)
stud) of the duck situation and
determine where the largest popu-
lations on the island exist.
Not everyone. however. 1s taking
aim at the ducks.
..Can you imagrne making it illegal
to feed the ducks." savs Adrienne
Bunon. an employee of the Balboa
I sJan~ Ferr)." l $uess rm ~01 ng to end
up being a cnminal. This 1s craz).
.. Ducks are part of hfe on Balboa
(Pleue .ee DUCKS/ A2)
Ruth Jl'lnley
School's out for many schools
Declining enrollment forces local districts
to become landlords for varyi~ operations
Ediror's note: This is the first of a
rwo-pan series on S<'hools rh•t aren't
schools anymore.
Jack Mahnken. assistant super·
intcndcnt of the Fountain Valley
School Distnct. claims a bittersweet
distinction. Since joining the district
1 n 1962. he has built 19 elementary
schools -and closed six of them.
Mahnken supervised construction
of 1hc schools during the boom years
of the 1960s and early ·10s. But since
then. the binh rate has dcchncd
s1gn1ficantly and home pnces have
~red beyond the reach of many
\'Oung fam1hrs
Th<' result 1\ empty <'hl\Utlom'>
.\nd 1n fl'<'Cnt years. Mahnken has
•
found himself adv1s1ng district
trustet>s to close six of the schools he
~Jped build.
'today. Mahnlc:e-n finds himself tn
another role he d1dn •t forestt in 1962:
landlord. The d1stnct's elected
trustees make the decisions. but
Mahnken is the one who nqot1atcs
Wllh pcopk who want to lea~ now-
vacan1 clasuooms.
A wide an-ay of tenants rent space
tn clo~ Fountain Valley d1stnc:t
schools. Classrooms and other cam·
pus areas have herome youth clubs.
day-care cent<'rs. man11I ans studio
food preparation plattS, music stu-
dios. adult cduca11on C't'ntcr5, C'hurch
mcctma h lls. nuntf'\ school and
admtnistrauon offiC't's .
And the Fountain Valle) D1stnct 1s
not alone. Declining elcmentar) en-
rollments in Hunungton Beach.
Costa Mesa. Ncwpon fko'arh and
Laguna Beach has prompted school
districts to enter the landlord busi-
ness as well Irvine. with a arowing
stud<"nt populauon. has not closed
any pubhc schools..
Is 1t proper for school o fficials to
become landlords" Cnt1cs ha\C said
that 1fbu1ld1ngs are no longer needed
as pubhc schools.. they should ~tom
down to make way for housing and
other development
But suppone~ sa~ the clo~
schools ha vc provided spaC't" for some
U!Cful rommunny \Cr\1~
Fountain Valle-. School 0 1stmt
trustees have heard from hoth <11dM 1n
rettnt months
Hom~wne" II\ 1ng near N1cbl ~
School \aid 1t\ ron\<'r\IOn into an
adult education <'enter has crtatt'd
~nous traffic and par~ing prohlems
in their quiet res1dent1al tract .<\
comprom1st M>luuon was reachro
recently calling for most adult stu·
dents to br hused to N1tblas
Residents near Bushard School
took the other side. '01ona strong
suppon for the Bo)s and G irts Club of
Hunun.gton Valle). which no" oc-
cupies pan of the campus The
residents said the club pro' ides
ncroed after-school supen 1sion and
health) acuvm~ for local youngsters
The ~idtnts argutd against a st1fT
rent tncreuc the district hu
propnS<'d
.\HiHant ~upcrintcnJent
Mahn .. en 5aid he ha' ~'<'ral rea\On\
for advl\1n1 lh<' tru\le"C\ not tu ~II
an' of tht do~ 'iCh0<.>1' or leav<'
tht'm 'acant.
• fhc f ounta1n \ allc' ()1,tm:t
manna al.so is m ~ plans ilona
with a nav1pble channel to the occ:an
forboaten.
Signal ofl'"taal have been hudd.lina
with .reprcscntauves from ~
County, the Coastal Con~ancy
and the Couta.I Comm &Alon to
develop a habitat pre~rvallon plan.
The Coastal ConstrVancy well mttt
in El Segundo Thursday to ~''\cw the
plan. ft 1s e~ to forv.'81'd
recommendations to the Coastal
Commission.
Marine
lover
is not
alone
T w o others were
disciplined at
El Toro recently
By ANDR EA ADELSON
Of ... Dlilly "-' ....
Marine Capt. John Moultak. coun
martialcd last week for bis involve-
ment with an enlisted woman, is not
the first manne at El Toro to be.
disciphncd for such an affair.
Two other Marine Corps officers
(Pleue .ee llAIUJlflt/ A2)
City's
oil well
ailing
By ROBEBT BARKER
Of IM Dt111r Nllt 8WI
Night and cUt). seven cUt}S a wed.
for 60 years. C1v1c Center 011 Well
No. ~ has been so reliable ifs scary.
Wnhout a buch or bareh, an
interruption. the grasshopper-shaped
011 well .had been drawmg out black
gold from an 011 field more than 4.000
feet beneath what's no" under the
cny employees· parking lot on the
nonh side of the Civic Center at 2000
Main St.
The oil well and thrtt others-one
was abandoned when the cit)' built
the police headquaners on top of 1t -
were acquired in I 971 when the cit)'
bought the property across the street
from Huntington Beach High School
for a Civic Center site.
At the time. 011 was bringing only
about S2 to $3 per barrel and the wells
(Pleue eee WELL/ A2)
NEWS F OLLOWUP
PHIL
SIEIDEllAI
could not ~eep much of the money
from the sale of a clo~ campus. The
d1stnct has not }~t repaid all money
loanro b' th<" stale to build local
schools. therefore. the state would
claim most of the school salt rev·
emacs.
•If enrollment lttnds rtVttSC and
the dmnct ntt<h a ~hool in in lO
years. the cost of repurc laod
and po 1bly condcmn1na buU·
do11t\& homes might be fir yood
the d11tnct's ~sources.
•Simply l~Hn • Khoot _v.cant
"'ould result 1n p uat dctcn uon.
(Pleue ... &CROOLS/ A2)
\
A2* Otana• Cont DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, July 17, 198'4
Cyclist killed in Mesa
Paramedics make a vain attempt to Nve
Ron Salais, 25, who waa killed early today
when his motorcycle craabed Into the rear
~fa vehicle traveling ln the north lanes of
th"' San Diego Freeway at the Harbor
Boulevard mt. A California Higb•ay
Patrol spokeaman aaid the 12:og a.m.
accident happened when Salata, a We•t-
minater resident, hit the back of the car
while doing about 80 mph.
: CONTINUED STORIES
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MARINE LOVER NOT ALONE ...
From Al
v.cre punished. one v.11h J forced
re"gnat1on and lhe other repn·
manded and docked four-months
pa\ for fratern1L1ng Yollh enlisted
\\Omen 1n the past year. base spol..cs-
ma n Master 5gt Jal lo. M ll hale;!..~ 'k!td
Monda~
WELL ...
From Al
were kind ufa n alten hought f hl' ttl)
didn't !..no" "ha1 a good deal tt had.
In rett'nl H'ar-. lhl' lit\·., hecn
gL'1t1ng $~4 a barrl'I and t '' il { cntl'r
<hi V. di -..:o 3 hac; bt..·en produung I~
harrds a <la\ -that "ind' up lx•ing
,tOOUt $400 Ja1h JO !1Ufl' profit
But thl· \CJf\ 11 111111-,tor rx·r-
lurmant:e tool.. thl·11 toll
Pmduc11on drnppnl 1111 111 ahout
li\l' harrds .1 llJ' l'l'\1.:nlh Jilli
Dlliual\ had w \hut 11 d11" n 1n latl
Junl· to find out "hat wa\ "n>ng
It turn\oul. lhl'' '>a' that the ml't.il
"Jll<. ot thl' "l'll l:l\tng 'lmpl~ ''Oil'
11ut do" n around thl' ~.:'~ti-lout k' l'I
In 1ho5(: 1n~tancc ... the pu n1 .. hrnen1
wasn·1 nea rh a!> -.cvere as that handed
to Moullak. ~ho wa~ dru mmed out of
the Corp!. on Fnda~ for .. conduct
unbelOmtng an utlicer" and other
charge!. \tl'mming from a love affai r
"1th a \fartnl' \uppl\ clerk.
But 'Aoultal.. "a'> nc"er charged
"Ith fra1crn111ng. pointed ou1 Lt. Col.
Bobbi "-t•1nbergcr chief of the base
public a flairs offitc
The Sl'H'nt\ of \1oultak's punish-
ment c!>calatl'd 1n pan. because the
fighter pilot apparentl y told his
ftanrc. Lann· ( pl Kandi Clark. 22.
quec,t1on'I hl' intended to ask he r
bdua· a prumot1ons board.
\\ c1nhcrgl'r ~1J
Romanttl rt'lat1unsh1ps between
olliln<. and l'nll\tl'd pasonncl run
llHllran to c orp•,' lU<.tom and tra-
d1t1on tor good rl'J'>Oll \l. etnbergcr
c,a1d II rdatton\hlp'> lrus!t over mto
1uh Ju\ll'' ·11 .... 111 he 1mmed1atel)
pt·rl'e" l'd J' ta' ont1sm." she said.
and '"II JdH'r'l'i' affl'ct .. order and
d1~npllm· ··
\1oultal.. ''ho \Utd lhc Manne
< orp\ ,huulJ modernize its tra-
d1ttc>n\, hJ'> dl'nll'd the allegations of
tavon t1sm.
According to El Toro officials. the
military coun found Moultak guilt)
ofconduct contrary to Corps· custom
and trad1taon after being warned to
stop the romance. !yang about
whether he continued to sec Clark
and obstructing JUSllce b) tf)mg to
persuade her to he on the witn ess
stand
Besides kicking him out of the
corps. he was sentenced to quarters
for two months. The maximum
sentence 1s I 0 years hard labor
While the nouon of forbtddtng
fratem1za11on ma~ seem anuquatcd
tn the 1980s Weinberger said "we
c;1g.n a piece of paper. we·ve taken an
oath that 1s gosh dam important."
5hc potnted out that some uv1hans
tolerate adulterv and the use of
manjUana. but · the '"o arc still
grounds for m1lttaf) punishment
··we·re supposed to be pure. It 's not
ea'I\. and we understand that but "e
s1gnl'd on ... Weinberger said.
Moutlal... a nati ve of Brookl)n,
N Y Ji, ing in 11> inc. said "l" .. c been
kicked out as a cri minal ~cause I fe ll
IOIO\C"
ELECTION PROCESS GETS STARTED ...
From Al
c·1arl..t· has nt''l'I run lor ~ tounul
'>l'al.
Donn H;:ill. 55. o" fll'r of an
industrial clectrontl'> manulartunng
firm called Omega lndustrte\ Hall 15
the ma\ or of Costa "'1c!>a .,l r' 1ng out
h1!> firsi full term on the ( II\ ( uunnl
He "as appointed tu ~l'f\ l' out the
unfinished term of ( ounuJ...,oman
\ita1> Smallwood ~ho d1l·d in officc
Hall also sened tv.o and a half~ears
on the Planning ( omm1~"on and a
'ear and a hall on thl· l 11~ ·., Re-
dc" clopment .\gl'nq
Rarhara Jean. 32, o~m·r ol ( 1raph1c
Tones. :in ad"ert1 ')1ng firm l0t·a tl'd on
~""pun Boule' ard in < o..,tJ \te ... a.
Jean 1<, also a melaph\'>ICJI m1n1~tl'f
,tnd ha'> nc' er run tor ullil l'
t harlcc. '-1arl..l'I 4 '\ o" nn ol the
\1arlo.cl C cmcnl ( on1raltor<. firm 1n
( O\ta \le~ \.1 arl..el "as appointed to
thl' ut' s Plann1n~ < omm1'><.111n om·
'l'iH ago
"-id \uffn ret 1rl·d rt·'>taurant
1mm·r ~oiler a lOUlll 11 \\Jtchdog
...,hu attend' all C It\ ( ounul and
Plannmg C omrn1ss1on meetings and
1s an outspnl..cn l'rt t1c of nt~ poltc~.
has nc' er tx·lorl' hl'ld puhlll oflke 1 n
c ·o~ta Mesa
Hall "il' thl' onh l·andtdate \\ho
n:turned ht'> Ii ling· papers Monda\
and otlinall\ L'ntcm.J the counul
ra(e
ID Fountain \'allev. t...,oseatson tht•
fiH'-membt:r ( 11' ·c ounnl "''II be
tilled J\om1na11on forms are a'ail-
abk no" 1n the c1t\ clerk's office at
Fountain Valin (11, Hall. 10200
Slater AH' -"
Mavor Man in Adler ha., an-
nounced hl' ..... 11 run tor a founh four-
\ ear term on t ht· the t0unc1 I .\dlcr. a
iocal optomelnst. represents Orange
Count\ 's 2fl elites on the board ol
director!. of th e C ahforn1a League ol
C1t1es organ11at1on
The other 1nrnmhent ( oun-
nlwoman Barbara Bro""· '\atJ Mon-
da' she too "11lo,cel.. n·-clcct1on 1n
November In I Q80 Hro"n became
lhl ftr\I Yooman cn·r ckcll'd lo lhl'
f ounta tn Valle'1 ( 11" ( ounc1I. She
wa\ alc,o the top voic-ge llcr among
fi, l' rand1datc!t that }ear
Farh toda\. the mcurnbents had
not pie lo.ed up nomanat1on papers at
lhl' l lerk ·., office but two candidates
had
One t'> Jame'> Petnk1n a local
d11roprnttor "ho is actt"c m man)
Cl\ ll organ1zat1ons The Founta in
Valle' ( hambcr of Commerce re-
ccntl \ recognized Petnkin ac, the
ut-. ·., 1983 C1 11zen of the Year He
"a·s c,ct to run for a council c,eat tn
1980. but his nommallon papt'r'> "ere
d1<.qual11icd because thl' ~1gnaturc'>
.... ere gathl'red by a woman "ho had
not changed her \Ollng rcgt<.,tratton
lrom Huntmgton Beach to F-ountatn
\ JllC\
.\l'\(1 p1l king up paper<. "a~ (1l'Orgc
\coll a lrn:al 1nsurante agl·nt \rntt ts
..i tormcr Fountam Valle\ lOUO·
u lman "ho wishes to return to the
!oral go' erning bod~
DUCKS CREATE BALBOA ISLAND FLAP ... From Al
hl.11lll Rurton dnlan•c, . r hl'\
l "nl\' 111 .ind '"' t mL· l'' l'f\ morn mg
111,t .1h1111t f hn "addk 11llo the
olli11· .111d I gl\.l t hl'm I nod I 'c
d1'\l·lopnl ,nnal l111k lrtl'lllhhtp'> ·
\mlll' rc<.tdl'nl.., Dll thl· 1'>l,1nJ 'a'
1twJuLk,ar1·ml'"'' .rnJ that bt'Jlht''>
.ind ... 1-.1'"'"' ;in: on till'' ngt' of hl'tng
.1 IH':tlth hMJrd < Hhrr' '"'"' that thn ~Ill' l..qit .1 .... illo.l' nqdl1' h1.·1..1uw ot
qU.tll..tng
I 'l"f\11n1· hl..l·.., 1h11k' ,1nd l"\l'I\·
Pill ltlo.1•\ \('l'tllg ltttk k11J\ fl'l;d
Just Call
642-6086
Delly Piiot
Dellwery
11 Ouerenteed
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1 ·I !"Ul •• t "" I lll~ ff l t
!J l l M Al r't •UI'• ~
W1•'"1 ., ,.,, •IJ\Y .,. I•
,,.., ... tw~)
d uck\ · \J\\ \1aurt•r Hut "hat ha\
people up\t't I\ thl' almw.t com-
mercial let·d1ng that gol'<. nn ..
Thr rounc1lman l la1ms that ...,ome
rt'\tdl'nt\ make a hilh1t of hu~ ing large
suppl 1e~ of hrcaJ ur J Ul I.. mash for .111
the quatkcr\ and then go through
dailv feeding ntuah HccaUSl' <lf the
teed.mg th e dutl..' ha'\' \top~d
m1gra11ng. \1a url'r \J~<.
··That's "hat 1t·, Jll ahuut I th1nlo.
"t' rnuld tal..t• tare ol the prohkm
''lthoul .in 11r<11nantl' 11r ri.et11n(I. lhl
l 11 \ Ill\ 111 H'd ii \\l' ltlU)d )U\I \lop I ht'i
lt1mml·rc.:1al-t\ pc kl'J1n~ ·· "'" \
"1.1urcr
l hrl'l' 'l'Jr... ago. thl· prn Jnd ant1-
dull.. lallton., on thr 1\land '>4uarcd
oil '~ hL'n .ihout a dntl'll dlll lo.<. dtL'd
from ro\111n1ng
"fhl· dud .. , hd' l' l'nullgh prohkm!.
\\Ith \.fother Naturl· \.\1thou 1 people ro .... t1n1ng lhl'm nr \htll•tlllg thcm."
Burton \,J\' ''\1m thl'\ '-'Jill l.'q'f) •
orw to g1.·t tlll(l'lhL'r and 'tar\ l' them
\\ 1 II I 111 nol ~utng to do 1 t ..
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SCHOOLS SERVING OTHER USES •.. From Al
The neighborhood school might be-
come an eyesore and an in viting
target for vandals.
In add1t1on. Mahnken said the
surplus funds produced by leasi n$ a
closed school can be used for main-
tenance ex penses at oth er open
schools.
He said the distri ct has a ran~e of
rental fees. A non-profit occas10nal
user such a!> a Boy St'out troop can use
space for free· A yo uth club with
excl usive rights to certain space pays
the d1stnct's direct monthly cost. 29
cents per square foot. A pnvately1'un
child-care firm would pa) 58 cents
per square foot. A commercial sand-
w1ch-makmg business pa~s 75 cents.
The district's landlord act1 \ 111es
have also drawn the attention of
Fountain Valley cit) officials. Some
residents o pposing cenain school
tenants have taken their complaints
to the city's Planning Comm1ss1on,
.... h1ch enforce'> zoning gu1dehncs.
The comm1!>s1on helped work out
the compromise busing pl an for adult
c las~es at Niebla~ Se' eral other
leases for school -.pacl' arc rnn11ngent
upon the tenant\ acqu1s1t1o n of the
proper Cit)' planning permit
C1 1~ zoning rule!> also were behind
a decisi on to tum the closed
McDowell School mto a. Fountain
Valley D1 str1 c t headquarters.
McDowell. in a housing tract. 1s
unsuitable fo r man~ commercial
uses. But moving into McDowell
freed the di stnct'!t former head-
q uaners on a commcncall) zoned
corner at Talben A\.cnue and New-
la nd Street.
The old headquaners 1s now rented
to the Kmgsmen Drum and Bugle
Corps and the Celcbrauon II catering
business. There are long range plans
for ex panded de velopment of this
com er 1f state official!. will allow the
!>Chool district to keep the result ing
rc"enue.
Reno\ at tng McDu"ell School as a
d1stnet headquaners cost about S 1.2
million. howe,er This eitpend1ture
became an issue in last's )ear's
unsuccessful attempt to recall three
district trustees.
Oth er d1 stnct!t have al!>o trans-
formed closed •Khool!I into ad min1s-
trat1on offi ces
The Ocean View Slhool D1stnct in
Huntington Beach turned the closed
Rancho View School 10to a dhtrict
headquarters. In doing so, the district
vacated a more valuable site at Beach
Boulevard and Warner Avenue and
collec ted SJ.4 million when It sold the
propert}.
Ocean View has closed one other
school, Robinwood. Coastline Col-
lege rented the school for adult classes
for a tame. When Coastline left last
year. Robanwood was rented to the
Central Baptist Temple for a pre-
school program.
Ocean View Supenntendent Dale
Coogan said he·s recei ved no neigh-
borhood complaints concerning the
Robinwood tenants.
"In fact. because the money from
leasing has been used to upgrade the
propen). the school now looks much
nicer than when we were in there."
Coogan said.
The Huntington Beach City School
District moved 11s administration
offices into Lebard School after ll was
closed. lt leases another closed
school. Peterson. to Coastline Col-
lege. and a third closed stte. Clapp. 10
the Orange Count~ Department of
Educa11o n for mstruct1on of handi-
capped students.
The Newport-Mesa Umfied School
D1stnc1. serving Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa. has had to make the most
dec1s1ons about closed schools. The
dastnct has suspended or reorganized
classes at 16 campuses.
A maJor uproar occurred in 1981
and 1982, when the district tried to
lease Corona del Mar Elementary
School to USC for a satellite campus.
Nearby residents battled the
proposal. fearin$ rncreased traffic.
li$hts and noise. USC finall.Y
withdrew its proposal after the uni-
versit y was denied a California
Coastal C'omm1ssion permit.
Eventuall y, the school was sold to a
pri vate de veloper with plans to build
homes at the slle.
The di strict had less difficulty
leasmg Mesa Verde Elementary and
Lincoln Intermediate schools to
Coastline College. Bay View Elemen-
tary wa.-, rented fora time to Coastline
but has s1 nee been sold to a developer.
McNallv School 1n Costa Mesa wa s
sold to· make way for the Paci fie
Federal Building.
l fnlikc the Fountain Valley Dis-
tnct. Ncwp<>rt-Mesa has no butldint
debts to the state, so it does not hav•
to surrender the revenues from 1
school sale. according to Raymonc
Schmerer, the d1stnct's busmes
manager.
Other closed Newport-Mes;
schools arc used for special educa
t1on , continuation studies and ad
ministration offices or are rented a:
private schools or city communit!
centers. A district advisory commit
tee will make recom mendations ir
the coming weeks concerning the
future of Adams and East Bluf
schools. whi ch were just closed ir
June.
Jn the Laguna Beach Unificc
School D1stnct. Ahso Elemental')
School 1s the only site that has beer
closed. The d1stnct has leased th1!
campus to the Capistrano-Lagun~
Beach Regional Occupation Pro·
gram. This group has sub-lease(
portions of the school to day-ca"'
programs and a church group. Low·
cost studio space 1s also rented tc
anists.
Bui Supenntendent Billy Bame!
said the d1stricfs board of education
has approved tentative plans to sell
the Aliso campus to National Church
Residences of Ohio. This group plans
t.o provide senior citizen housmg a
community center and a day-care
program under the sponsorship of Sc
Mary·s Episcopal Church of Laguna
Beach. A county part will also be
established on the 6. 7-acrc campus.
Barnes said the Laguna Distnct will
be able to k~p the $2. 7 million
produced by this prope>sed sale, and
the property wilJ revert to the district
in 40 years. under the current
proposal.
In the more immediate future.
Barnes said. the district may need
new schools in its northern area
where additional housing is
proposed. But he said he docs not
expect to need more classrooms in
South Laguna, where Aliso 1s located.
Sttll. some South Laguna residents
cnt1c1zed the sale plan ~use they
dtd not want the commumty to lose
its only public school campus.
Wednesday: A clo~-up look at the
problems one neishborhood had
when its school was closed and later
leased.
Gary's and Co.
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SUMMER SALE
July 13 thra July 22
Reduction• on Clothing
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Newport Harbor High
grad Kevin Robertson
Is the 'orch estrator'
for U.S. water polo team
Tony Protopappas' for-
mer Costa Mesa dental
ofllce has been leased to
another deotlst, Dr.
MartlnJ. McGreevey./A3
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Tbe Democratic National
Convention has found a
new hero In New York
Governor Mario Cuomo.
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Nation
Economists forecast
hlghllf Interest rates as
consumer debt and fac-
tory use hit record levels
In May./ AS
World
Pope John Paul II takes to
skis for the first time since
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Mlnd&Body
Laser beams are making
strides in foot surgery by
reducing the trauma to
tissue and speeding re-
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vacatio~. Don't travel too
far, eat too much or play
too vigorously and cause
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Kevin Robertson, a prod-
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High, isoneol America's
big weapon's in Olympic
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Jim Slaton spun a seven-
hitter to help keep the
Angels atop the Ameri-
can League West./C1
Entertainment
Claudette Colbert was
Hollywood's "working
girl" oflhe 1930s. She's
still working at 80./83
Plans to eliminate the
Civil Aeronautics Board
would likely also erase
the consumer protection
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Feathers flying over duck debate
By STEVE MARBLE
OI' I"-Delly Nol llaff
Touris1s and children 1hink ducks
are cu1e but a group of Balboa Island
residents have had it with the beaked
crcalures that quack and waddle
around the residential isle.
"They've gotten so fat they can't
even swim anymore," says Phil
Maurer, a Newpon Beach city coun-
cilman and longt ime island home-
owner. "They don't migrate like they
should."
Residents -some at an y rate -
believe the ducks on the island are
lethargic. mess~. noisy and a real pain
1n the tail feathers.
"They've become such big fatsos
that they just sit 1n 1hc rniddle of the
~idewatk anym.ore. They can·1 fl y and
1f they got 1n the wa1er they'd
probably sink." said one man. who
asked that his name not bC used for
fear he'd land in the middle of the
"huge duck fight" he predicts is at
hand.
4-lthough hardl ~ the first time
islanders ha\e be'tn ruffied over
ducks. the 1ssur surfaced last week
when several residents asked the Cny
Council 10 consider an ordinance
banning duck feeding
The council ducked the ordinance
proposal and instead asked 1ha1 the
ci ty's general serviccsd1v1s1on make a
Candidates at starting line
for municipal election races
Petition filing ----period opens in
several cities
By tbe Daily Pilot staff
Not all the poh11cal ac1ton is going
on at the Democratic Convention in
San Francisco 1h1s week.
Several Oran$e Coast c111es opened
1he1r filing penod on Monda~ for
candidates planning to run in No-
ve mber's mun1c1pa\ elections. Can-
dida1es ha ve until Aug. 10 10 return
nomination rpcrs along wnh 20
signatures o registered \ otcrs lo
appear on the Nov. 6 ballot. If any
incumbents don't seek re-election.
lhc filing period 1s ex tended fi\C
working days.
In Newport Beach, three of seven
sca1s on lhe council will he chosen.
The cand1dalcs "'ho took out
nom1na1Lon papers Monda\ "'ef'C':
David Goff and incun1bcnt R·uthcl' n
Plummer running 1n l)1stnct 2 '10
represent the West Ne" port area of
lhe city. and 1nt'umbc'n1 Philip
Maurer running 1n l)istnct 5 10
represent the Ne"port Center and
Balboa Island areas oftht• r1t\
No one has taken ou1 papers to run
1n D1stnc1 7. the Corona Llcl Mar area
culTt'ntl y rcprcscnti:d b~ 1ncun1lxnt
John Cox.
In Huntington Beach, threl' of thl'
seven seals on the Cit\ c·ounc1I are up
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for grabs. The counc1l members arc
ele('tcd at large.
The Huntington Beach cand1da1 rs
"'ho took out nom1nauon papers on
1he firs! day were: Peter Gre-rn. Ja~
Stout. John Erskine. Voes Bann1s1t·r.
Tom Ma\s. Bud Belsit o. and Denn i~
f\.11ller N-one ofthl' nicumbt.·n1s ha\C
filed )Ct 1wo. Ruth F1nte~ and ~1a~or
Jack Kell~, arc expected to run for rc-
elt•c11on.
In Costa M e~a. tl\c poti:n11al t·an-
d1dates took out papers for thrl'C seat~
on the fiv e-member CH\ Council
Those who 1nd1ca1cd the~ "ould
run
C"htc Clarkl·. SI. an insurance
hrokcr Sc.'r\ 1ng his fourth term on lhl'
(,0~111 Mesa Plann1ntit Comnuss1on.
(Ple:AH ~ ELECTJON/A2)
stud} of the duck situation and
determine where the largest popu-
lations on the island exist.
No1 everyone. ho"·ever, is taking
aim at the ducks.
"Can you 1mag1ne making it 1\legal
to feed the ducks, .. sa1·s .-'.drienne
Bunon. an employ("(" o the Balboa
Island Ferry. "I iucss I'm going to end
up being a cnm1nal. This 1s crazy.
"Ducks art pan of life on Balboa
(Pleue oee DUCKS/A2J
Ruth F'lnley
School's out for many schools
Decllnln enrollment forces localdlstrl cts
to become landlords for varying operations
Editor's nolC': This is lhC' first of a
two-pan serits on schools rhar aren'r
schools anymort.
Jack Mahnken. •ssistant super.
intendcnl of the Fountain Valley
School District. claims a bittmwcet
distinction. Since joinina the district
in 1962, he has built 19 elementary
schools -and closed six of them.
Mahnken supttvited construction
orthe IChools durina lhc boom years
of the 1960s and carty '7Ck. But sinct
then. 1ht binh rate has declined
sianificantly and home prim have
soared beyond the reach of many
youna families.
The rtsult 11 emply classrooms.
And in rt('tnt ytars, Mahnken ha~
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found himself adv1sin& d1stnct
1rus1ecs 10 close SI:\ Qf 1he schools he
helped build.
Today, Mahnken finds h1m5elf 1n
another role hed1dn"1fort'Stt1n 1962:
landlord. The d1s1r1 ct's elC'<'led
trustees make the decisions. but
Mahnken 1s the one who negouatcs
with people who want to lease now·
vacant classroom5,
A WJde array of 1enants re-nt space
in closed Fountain Valley d1s1n(1
schools. Classroom5 and other Clim·
pus areas have bttome youth club(
dJy-carcccn1tn. mania! ans studios.
food preparation plat"C$. muilc stu-
dios. adult educauon C'tnten. church
mee11n1 halls. nurier) schools and
adm1n1stra11on offitcs
I
, And 1hc Fountain Valle) D1s1nc1 is
not alone. Ot-chn1ng elcmentaf) en-
rollments 1n Hunungton Beach,
Cos1a Mna. Newpon Beach and
Laguna Beach ha~ promp1ed school
d1stncts to enter the landlord busi-
ness as ~II. Irvine. with a powing
student populahon. has not clOS<'d
any pubhc t<:hools.
Is 11 propn-for school officials to
be'C'ome landlords'? Critics have said
that 1fbu11din,as arc no lonser needed
as pubhc schools. they should be torn
down 10 make way for housing and
othCT developmenl
But supponen say 1hc clo~
schools have provided sptct for K>mc
useful rommun11y sttV1ccs
Foun111n Valle) School Oistnct
1rustm have heard from bolh s1dn 1n
rectnl months
~tomcownt"n II\ 1ng near N1tbl1s
School said us 11.-on,·en.1nn 1ntu an
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adult educauon ~nter has created
senou.ll traffic and parking problC'm~
10 1he1r quiet rcs1dent1al trac1 4,
comprom1sc-soluuon was rcach<"d
rn."C'ntl). calling for mos\ aduh stu-
dents 10 be bu~ to N1eblas
Res1dcn1s near Bushart! School
took the other side_ ''01c1n1 strong
suppon for 1hr B<l)s and G irls Club of
Hun11ngton Valle}. "h1ch nov. oc·
cup1 n pan of lh<' campus_ The
rntdents said th<' club prov1dc:-s
nttded after-school su pel'\ 1S1on and
healthv ICll\'lllC'S for local younpten.
Th<' ttsident.s araucd against a ~11fT
rcn1 1ncrca5e the d1s1n c1 has
proposed
<\,.\1s1an1 Superintendent
~1ahnkcn said Ile ha.s SC'' enil rt'a.Wn5
for ad' 1s1n1 tht" trus1ecs not t<l 'K'll
an' of 1he clos<'d \Chools or lea\'C
thrm \ acant
• Thl' Foun1a1n \ alle' J)1\1r1c-1
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Suspect Inked
'evidence at site'
By STEVE MARBLE °' .. .,.., .........
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A 26-ycar~ld gardentr as 1n
custody today on suspicion of
murdcnnaa Saddlcback Community
Hospital nurw who was f°'V\d dead
1n her ransacked home on July 4.
Timothy Davis Ru1tell, an El Toro
prdencr who worked at the hospital
and at the woman's l.quna ffills
home. was arrested Monday by
Orange County Sheriffs deputies.
Marilyn Hausti Lyon. a 49.year~Jd
mother who lived alone in a three--
bedroom house. died from asphyxia·
tion due to severe head and neck
1nJunn. an autopsy re-vealed.
Rus.sell was linked to the woman's
death from evidence found inside 1ht
home. accordif11 to Sheriffs l..t.
Richard Olson. He would not say
what the evidence was but did note
that nothina appeared to be missing
from the house.
.. He apparently knew the woman
from working at hCT place on occasion
(Pleue-GAJlDltlfll:R/A2J
U.S.
athlete
abducted
By ... e A1sodate4 Press
BIG SKY. Mont (AP) -Officers
stood watch at mountain roadblocks
today for two men who kldnapped a
1op member of the U.S. women's
biathlon team. chained her to a trtt
and shot her. then killed a searcher
and fled with a vow never to De taken
ahve.
Kan A. Swenson. 23. of Bozeman.
was 1n stable cond1 11on in a Bozeman
hospital today with a aunshot wound
1n the chest. authontu:s said. .
The two men appattntly kid-
napped Miss Swenson. a Montana
St.ate University student, on Sunday
while she was J<>uing near the ranch
where she worked. said Madison
Coun1 y Shenff Johnny France.
Miss Swenson was lhe top U .S.
fin1~her on the biathlon team that
competed al Chamonix , France, las!
winter 1n the firs1-.ever women's
world champ1onsh1ps in the spon.
(Pleue oee ATHLl!:Tlt/A2)
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NEWS f OL LOW UP
PHIL
St1EIDEllWI
could no1 ktt'p m uC'h of lhe money
from the sale of a closed campus. TM
d1s1net has not yet repaid 111 money
loaned "b) the st.a1e to bu1kl local
schools Thertfol't. the st.ate would
claim mos1 of the Khool salt' rev·
<OU<$
•If enrollment trtnds reverse and
the d1s1rict necd5 a school •ga11n 1n 20
ytan. the cost of rcpun:bulna land
and possibly condcmn1na and bull·
d0l1n& homes m1a.ht br far bt'yond
1he d1s1nct's resourt'ts.
•Simply ltav1nc a llCbbnl vacan1
would rcsuh 1n aradual drttriorauoo.
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Cyclist killed in Mesa
Paramedic• make a vain attempt to eave
Ron Salaia, 25, who wu killed early today
when hi• motorcycle craahed into the rear
of a vehicle traveling in the north lanea of
the San Diego Freeway at the Harbor
Boulevard exit. A California Hlahway
Patrol apokeaman aaid the 12:09 a.m.
accident happened when Salata, a Weat-
mlnater reald ent, hit the back of the car
while doing about 80 mph.
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man~htp
On Monda' t"'o fm·nds "ho "cnt
out lookrng for her \tumbled upon a
camp "here \he had heen held
cap11ve 1n the mountain'> near tht• Big
Sk) reson. 40 mile!> ~iuth llf
Bozeman
The kidnapper. \hot and k1lkd one
of the ~archers .\Ian Goldstein. but
the other. Jim Slhwalbe. escaped and
notified authont1(·~. oflic1al!. said.
.\1ore than 20 la" ~nforcl.'ment
ollicers from Madison. Gallatin and
Bea' erhead counues launched a
manhunt tor the kidnappers. both
'?<-"Ill'' L'd lo tx· dJd 10 mtlitaf)
fatigue!>
.\ hl'11cupter Jnd planl.' using an
1_nfrared srnnner to detert a campfire
lailcd to tum up an~ dues. and a
search on fool "'11h 1rad.ing dogs had
to be halted "'hen darkness made the
rough terrain impenetrable
Resons m the area shut do" n
outdoor fac1ht1e:s. asked guests to sta}'
indoors or evacuated them to less
remote motels.
.. Stay within the premises .... There
are armed and dangerous men 10 the
area." read a sign on the front door of
the Huntley Lodge.
One of the fug1t1ves was described
as 10 his 40s. with long gra} hair and a
beard. about 5-feet-8 and l 60 pounds.
GARDENER HELD IN NURSE SLAYING •..
From Al
.ind ma) ha'l' J...no"n her from "ork
IOU •• \.lid ()(<,on
I Hrn had "orh·d Jt the.-Laguna
Hill'> ho<,p11al ~inu.· I YX I accord mg
10 a ho'>pllal <,poh·,rn<1n "ho '><!1d thl·
nur\c wao, emplmcd 1n the pedlillnc'
\t'<.·tion
R U\'>l'll '-'"a' emplm ed '" J gttrdl'nl·r
Jt the hmp11al Ohon <,aid
The nur..c\ hmh "a' Ul'>l.ll' ercu
carh Jul~. 4 h) ii daughter "ho
traq·leu 111 the home to lheck on her
mother''> "'l.'lfarc afkr L\on failed to
'ho" up fur "'urJ.... Olwn said
The rn ml' \n·nc '>ho"'c:d s1gnl> ol a
\truggle. Ol~on nott•d There were no
"1gn' ho,i.t·"cr that an)one had
hroJ...en 1010 thl· tract home.
authont1c<. ..aid
'l'lghtxH'> 10 the 1 aguna Hills
n>mmunll) '-'"l'rc pamcularl~ worried
about the J...1lhng beta use of a stnng uf
burglaries the) said had been re-
ported m the neigh borhood.
Olson said there is no evidence 1hat
the homicide and the burglaries are
related.
Russell 1s being held at Orange
< ount\-Jail without bail and is
scheduled to be arraigned 1n South
Orange Count~ Municipal Court
V.ednesda)'. There I!> no ind1ca11on
1hat the suspect has a prior criminal
record according to stale and counl)
agenc1e'>
ELECTION PROCESS GETS ST AR TED ...
From Al
Clarke h.1'> nt'' er run tor a LOunnl
seat.
Donn Hall. 55 owner ol an
industrial electronics manufa<.tunng
firm called Omega Industries Hall is
the ma}'or of ( o'ila Mesa. \er' 1ng out
his first full term on the Cit\ Council.
He wa!> appointed to '>er\·l' out the
unfintshed term of ( ouncilwoman
Mar) Small"'ood. "'ho died in office.
Hall also sened t\\--O and a half years
on the Planning ( omm1ss1on and a
year and a hall on the cit) 's Re-
development .\gcnq
Barbara Jean 12 o" ner ot C1raph1L
Tones. an adH'n1c,1ng firm lcx.ated on
Newpon Boulnard in ( n\la \ttc\3
Jean 1<, al410 a rnc1aph,s1cal m1n1c;1er
and has ne,,,cr run tor ollilC
Charil•' Markel 45 O'-'"Ol'r of the
'lllarkl'I ( ement < nntrattor'I firm 1n
C osta Mc..a Markel wa<,appointcd to
the cit)·, Planning ( omml'i'>lon one
~ear at1-o
\1d ~oiler n:11rcd rl''>taurant
o"' nrr ~offer. a council watrhdog
"'ho attend!> all ( 1t\ ( ounnl and
Planning Comm1ss1on meetings and
1s an outspoken critic of cu~ pohc)'
has nc' er before held publK oflkc 1n
('osta Mesa
Hall was the onl} candidate v.ho
returned his filing papers Monda}
and offic1all} entered the counul
race
In Fountain Valley, t"'o !>Cal~ on the
fi"e-member City Council will be
filled. Nommauon forms arc ;l\ail-
able no"' in the Cit) clerJ... 'c; office at
Fountain Valle) Cit) Hall. 10200
Slater A\C
l\ita\or Man in .\dlcr ha<, an-
nounced he" ill run for a lourth lour
\Car term on the the rnuncil .\dlcr a
iocal optometnst. rcpr<.'">t.'nto, Orangt•
Count\ 's 26 c111cs on the hoard ut
directors of the California League of
( 1t1c<; organization
The other incumbent. ( oun-
nlwoman ,J3arbara Brown \aid Mon-
da) she too w1llsed.. re~lcctwn in
November In 1980 Brown bcrame
1hc first woman C\Cr elcrted to the
Fountain Valle) City ( ounc1I. She
""as also the top vote-getter among
fi-.c candidates that year.
Earl) toda). the incumbent~ had
not picked UJ> nomination papers at
the clerk·s office but two ca ndidate~
had
One ,., James Petnl..m. a local
chiropractor who 1s active tn man)
c1v1c or~anizauons. The Fountain
Valle\ ( hamber of Commerce re-cl.'ntl~ recognized Pctnkin as the
cit)·., 1983 C111zen of the ) ear He
v.as set to run for a council !>Cat 1n
1980. but his nom1na11on papers "ere
d1'>quahfied because the signature'>
were gathered b) a woman who had
not Lhanged her \Ollng reg1s1ra11on
from Huntington Beach 10 Fountain
\. allC}
\lso picking up papers wa!> (1corge
')colt. a local insurance agent ~·Koll ..,
a former Fountain Valle\ lOun-
ulman who wishes to retur'n to the
loca I governing bod).
DUCKS CREA TE BALBOA ISLAND FLAP ...
From Al
Island:· Burton dcdares "The'
come 1n and Vl\11 ml' l'"l'I)-morning
JUSt about The\ waddle into the
office and I gl\c them food l'\I:
dc\clopcd \l'\eral hltll' lnrndsh1p~ ..
\ome resident<, un the 1'>land '>a'
lht• dud,, arl' ml''"' and that beache\
Jnd ..ca walls arc on thl' \Crge of being
,1 health ha1aru Other<. in.,1'>t that
1hn arc kept a"'aJ...c n1g.ht., tx·<.au'><.' of
4uad.ing
"ber)onc hl..c\ dud1\ and c'el)--
onc hl c'> .,ce1ng hllk kid<. feed
Just Call
642-6086
ducks." sa\\ Maurer ··Hut v.hat ha<,
peopk up\ct " the <1lmo'll lt1m-
merc1al kcd1ng 1ha1 got'' on··
The counulman da1m' that \Orne
res1den1s make a hahll of bu' 1ng large
supplies of bread or dul J... ma\h tor all
the quacJ...ers and then g1> through
dail} fcl'<hng ritual'> Bnau\t' nl thl·
feeding. the duck<, ha\e \lopf)CU
migrating. Maurc.-r sa''i
.. That's what 1t'c; all ahout I lhmk
we could take lan: of thl· prohkm
"'11hou1 an ord1nann· m >l.l'lllO& thl·
n 1' in' ol \l.'U ti we t·ou Id J U'>I '>lop lh I!>
u'mmernal-t) pc fn•d1ng · \3}'\
Maurer
Three H'ar., ago. the pro and an11-
llul l fat lions on the !\land \qua red
oil "hen about a dozen durJ...'> died
from po.-.1oning.
"Tht·ducl..-:. ha,cenough problems
"'1th Mother Nature "11hou1 people
po1<.un1ng them or shooting thl·m."
Bum>n '>a)~ "'\iow thn "anl l'\l'r\·
unc to get together and <.IJnl' thl'm
V.l'll I'm nol going to do 1r·
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SCHOOLS SERVING OTHER USES ...
From Al
The neighborhood school might be·
come an eyesore and an mv1t1ng
target fo r vandals.
In add111on. Mahnken said the
surplus funds produced by leasins a
cloM'd school can be used for mam-
te nance expenses at other open
schools.
He !>aid the d1stnct ha~ a range of
rental fee~. A non-profit occasional
user such as a Boy Scout troop can use
spacl' for free A youth club wi th
exclusive rights 10 certai n space pays
the d1s1nct's direct month!) cost. 29
cents per o,quarc foot. A privatel} run
child-care firm would pay 58 rents
per square foot. A commercial sand-
w1ch-fl'\aktng business pays 7 5 cents
The d1stnct's landlord acll' 111es
have also drawn the attention of
Fountain Valley CH} officials. Some
residents opposing cenam school
tenants have tal..en their complaints
to the Cit\ ·s Planning < omm1ss1on.
"h1ch en(orce\ 10n10g guidelines
The comm1)!>1on helped "'ork out
the comprom1'>e bu!.1ng plan for adult
da<,scs at N1cblas ~"eral other
kascs for '>chool space arc con11nien1
upon the tenant's acqu1!>111on of the
proper u t) planning permit.
( it) zoning rules ato,o were behind
a dcn!>1on 10 turn the clo!.ed
McDowell School into a Fountain
Valk} District headquarters.
McDowell. 10 a housing tract. 1s
unsuitable for many commercial
u!>eS But moving Into McDowell
freed the d1stnct's former head·
4uarters on a commericall) zoned
lOrner at Talben A venue and Ne"'·
land Street.
The old headquarters 1s no" rented
to the Kmg.smen Drum and Bugle
( orps and the Celebration II catering
business. There arc long range plans
for expanded development of this
rnrner 1f state officials will allo~ the
'>Chool d1s1nct to keep the resulting
re\.Cnue
Reno' at1ng \ttcl)o" ell \<:hoot as a
district headquarter!> cost about S 1.2
million howe,cr Thi'> expenditure
became an issue 1n last's \Car's
un'>uet:cssful a11empt to rccall .1hree
district tru,c;tces.
Other districts ha\.C at .. o tram-
formed closed c;chools 1010 adm1n1s-
trat1on offices.
The Ocean View School D1stm·11n
Hunungton Beach turned the closed
Rancho View School tnto a d1stnct
headquaners. In doing so. the d1stnc1
vacated a more \aluable site at Beach
Boulevard and Warner A venue and
colle<:ted S3.4 m1lhon when It sold the
propt·rty.
Ocean View has closed one other
school. Rob1 nwood. Coastline Col-
lege rented the school for adult classes
for a time. When Coastline left last
)Car. Robinwood was rented to the
Central Baptist Temple for a pre-
st·hool program.
Ocean View Supenntendent Dale
Coogan said he's received no neigh-
borhood complaints concerning the
Rob1nwood tenants
"In fact. because the mone) from
leasing ha~ been used to upgrade the
propert). the school no" looks much
nicer than "'hen we were in there:·
Coogan said
The Huntington Beach ( 1t\ School
D1stnc1 mo\ed 11s administration
offices inlo Lcbard School after It was
closed. It leases another closed
school Peterson. 10 Coastline Col-
lege. and a third dosed s11e. Clapp. to
the Orange ( ount) D\.•partment of
Education tor 1n~truc11on ol handi-
capped '>tudent~
The Newport-Mc~ Unified <)chool
D1')tnc1. !>Cr" mg Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa. has had to make the most
dec1s1on~ about closed schools. The
district has su'lpcnded or reorga nized
classes at 16 campuses.
.\ maJor uproar occurred in 1981
and I 982. when the d1stnct tned to
lease Corona del Mar Elementary
~hoot to USC for a satel111e campus.
Nearby residents battled the
proposal. feanns tncreased traffic.
hghts and no1~e. USC finally
"1thdrew tts proposal after the uni-
' ersll} was denied a C'ahfom1a
Coastal Commission permit.
E\entuall). the ~hoot was M>ld toa
pm ate de"eloper wi th plans to bu ild
homes at the !.lie
The d1stnc1 had less difficult)
leasing Mesa Verde Elemenlar) and
Lincoln Intermediate schools to
< oasthnc College Bav View Elemen-
tal) "'as rented for a 11.me to Coastline
but has sincr been sold to a developer.
McNally School 10 Coc;ta Mesa was
sold to make way for the Pacific
Federal Building.
llnhJ...c the Fountain Valley Dis-
tnct. Newport-Mesa h.as no bu1ldm1
debts to the state, so it does not have
to surrender the revenues from a
school sale. according to Raymond
Schmerer. the district's busineu
manager.
Other closed Newport-Mesa
schools are used for special educa-
1 ion. continuation studies and ad-
m101s1rauon offices or arc rented as
private schools or city community
centers. A district advisory commit-
tee will make recommendations in
the coming weeks concerning the
future of Adams and East Bluff
schools. which were just closed in
June.
In the Laguna Beach Unified
School District. Ahso Elementary
School 1s the only site that has been
closed. The district has leased this
campus to the Capistrano-Laguna
Beach Regional Occupation Pro-
gram This group has sub-leased
portions of the school to day-care
programs and a church group. Low-
cost studio space 1s also rented to
artists
But Supenntendcnt Billy Barnes
said the district's board of education
has approved tentative plans to sell
the Aliso campus to National Church
Residences of Ohio. This sroup plans
to provi~e senior citizen housing a
community center and a day-care
program under the sponsorship of St
Mary's Episcopal Church of Laguna
Beach. A county park will also be
established on the 6. 7-acre campus.
Barnes said the uguna District will
be able to keep the S2.7 million
produced by this proposed sale, and
the property will revert to the district
in 40 years. under the current
proposal.
In the more immediate future.
Barnes said. the district may need
new schools in its northern area
where add1t1onal housing is
proposed. ~ut he said he docs not
expect to need mo re clas.sroom5 in
South Laguna. where Aliso is located.
Still. some South Laguna residents
criticized the sale plan because they
did not want the community to lose
11s only public school campus.
Wednesday: A close-up look ar rhe
problems one nei&hborhood had
when irs school was closed and later
leased.
Gary's and Co.
SUMMER SALE
July 13 thra July 22
Reductions on Clothing
and Shoes
4
30%to60%
119 Fa hion I land
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