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FORECA8T8 ON A2
lUESDAV N OVE MBER 2! 1q84
LB waste water foes .W·iD a roUnd
Reducing levefOf treatment draws
139 letters of opposition to proposal
bccau'IC notice of' the hearing was
pnntcd in an out-of-a rea newspaper
-the San Clemente Sun Post: a
spokesman said.
"It will be readvertjsed:· said
to the San D1eao Regional Water
Quality Control Board.
The waiver sought by the Aliso
Water Managemcot Aacncy would
allow it to provide less treatment to
sewage coming into its Rea,ional
Treatment Plant for a period of five
years.
imposed treatment standarUs, hu
been tentativelrapproved by tbc U.S.
Env1ronmenta Protect100 Aaeocy.
The regional control board must
also approve the waiver because, 1f
granted. the agency wlll have to meet
the state's less strinaent water quality
standards. If given the state's bless.-
ing, the waiver request tl\en ioes back
to the EPA for final approval.
plan wtucb would allo"'. 1.1 to. dt
charge wasteWater conwrung mo~
than twice the suspended solids -
wute particles -it may now,
Posthumus said. By LISA MAHONEY
ottMO..,l'lletl ....
Laguna Beach foes of a plan to
reduce the level of treatment of waste
water dumped into the ocean off
Aliso Beach won a delay }.fier fl ood-
ing authorities with opp<fsitfon.
Coast
The skipper of a boat that
struck a buoy, killing five
people, st Ill faces poss-
ible criminal charges./ A3
The Bean and Grain
Warehouse In lrvlne has
been nominated to the
National Register of His-
toric Places.I A3
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California
Artificial heart transplant
patient makes his first
request -a cold can of
beer./ AS
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Nation
Regan's tax proposal
would see 78 percent of
Americans pay less or
stay t~ same./ A5
· One girl died, the other
11ved, buta hospital
switched the Identifi-
cation of the two.I AS
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World
A British diplomat Is slain
in Bombay by unknown
assassins./ A4
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Mind&Body
Do you know the dif-
ference between a back
strain or sprain?/81
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Sports
All-CIF 4-A water polo
selections have been
made and special honors
have gone to Newport
Harbor's Andrew Lawson
and Corona del Mar
Coach John Vargas. /C1
Marina Hlgh's Vikings are
in the CIF Big Five Con-
ference football semi-
finals, and Fred Jordan is
the Dally Pilot's Player of
the Week./C1
Ocean View and Corona
del Mar High basketball
are getting ready for the
upcoming season./C1
Entertainment
"Bullshot Crummond" is
a hilarious satire on Brit-
ish crlmebusters at the
Laguna Moulton Play-
house/83
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Business
Retired Orange Coast
real estate agent hopes to
clean up chauffeuring
dirty laundry. /84
INDEX
Erma Bombeck
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Busine~s
California News
Clatsifled
Comics
Crossword
Death Notices
Horoscope
Ann Landers
Mind and Body
National News
Opinion
Paparazzi
Play Review
Police Log
Public Notices
Sport a
Stock Marketa
Tetevialon
Theatera
Weather
World Newt
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Meeting 1n San D1cio Monday. the Bruce Posthumus, water control
regional Water Quallly Control board associate engineer. ".We'll be
Board delayed action on \he Aliso sure to have our 6a~ covered on Watcr~fanagcmenrAgency's request 1h1s." A new hearing Is scheduled for
for a waiver of secondary treatment • Jan. 28.
and voted to extend the comment . Those wanting to join the fray have•
period through the end of ooxt month until Dec. 30 to send their comments
ruck's trip cut abort "
The waiver, offered on a one-time
bes1s by the federal government to
allow coastal treatment elants to
avoid meeting expensive federally
The public ap~ars , .. over-
whelmingly opposed' to the agency's
Dunna an Oct. IS pubhc heanna.
South La&una resident Jack Sktnnu
expressed concern that reduced
wastewater treatment v.iould be
harmful lO sw1mmen u.sjng Altso and
otht'r area beaches.
(Plea.M ... WA8T&/A2)
'Police
hunting
masked
killers
Mesa man gunned
down on HB porch:
probe brings a rrest
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By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. o.117,... ....
A 23-)ea.r-old man was shot to
death by two masked men on the
front porch of a Huntington Beach
home Monday night. and hours later
a man who hves at the restdence was
arrested on drug charges.
Jo.eph Dennie, 19, of Placentia ahow• a Coeta Meaa police
officer how the truck he wu drlnn• •truck a traffic •lfnal
at Falrvtew Road and Fair Drive Monday and wound up on
ita aide. Dennie waa tranaportlng 105 wooden tablea from
the Orange County Fair.round• to a rental center In
Placentia. No one wu Injured.
The dead man. 1denuficd as
Ronald Ides. 23. was shot once in the
head while he stood on the front
porch of a home at 8291 Lambert
Drive. Huntington Beach Lt. Jim
Walker saic.Ll:ic....dcscnbed Ides as a
telcv1s1on repairman who had been
living at a Cost.a Mesa motel.
Walker said eariy today officers
(Pleue eee MUR.DER/A2)
Updated
Fun Zone
may hide
the cars
Develope rs planning
underground parking
for Newport project
By BETTY PORTER
Dellyf'll04Cotr~I
The Fun Zone al the Balboa
Pavilion 1s~ going underground to
build the parking area needed to meet
Newport Beach's planning require-
ments.
8111Ward.1he city's senior planner.
said 1hat Fun Zone architects su~
mitted an application for "a new
concept which includes a parking area
four feet below street lever· at the
landmark Balboa Pavilion site.
The new plan will provide 61
parking spaces -49 more than the
initial 12 spaces the city Planning
Department turned down last week.
Not only docs the new plan provide
more parking spaces, it is esthetically
more attractive than above-ground
parking. according t9 a spokesman.
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Private lnvaUCator Walter Goode durlnt Saturday'• hunt.
Investigator says
deputies bungled
search for Laura
·1 did my level best
and lgeta bunch
of ba d-mouthing'
By STEVE MARBLE
ottM~ ..........
'\ pn,ate 1nves11gator wh o was
tired after leading a weekend search
for Laura Bradbuf'). the hllle Hunl·
ington Beach girl behcvc-d k1dnapJ)C'd.
toda~ charged that authontle!. ha'e
mishandled their '""es11ga11on and
have made him the scapegoat
But relauves of 1he missing 3-\ear-
old questioned prl\ ate deter II' e
V..alterGoode's momc~ fortakingon
the ca..e and said 'It appear'> he wa'
more interested 1n free pubhcll\ than
finding the girl
"He's messing around v.tth tht· llk
Of a little girl here and 1hat'<; JU<;I nol
fair." said Eileen Winter\. the m1o;<;ing
child'<; aunt.
Goo<le. though. \>31d he 1<; lx'1ng
made into .. a fall guy" b) authortlll''
frustrated with their lad. of progres\
in the !'l \·week-old case.
"I 'oluntcered m) t1.(Tle and effort
;ind I get locked in the teeth tor 1t "
said Goode. a pnvate investigator
from Orange "It's a good lesson. I'm
never going to help anyone again ...
Goode was fired by 1he parents of
the 3-year-old girt following a week-
end search 1n Joshua Tree National
Monument. a remote deS<'rt area near
Twentynine Palms where the &Jrl was
last seen Oct. 18.
The blonde. brov. n-eyed girl ap-
p;irentl} was k.1dnapped from near
her parent's campsite. possibly by a
pot-bellied. middle-aged man wuh
shoulder-length graying hair and a
strawbern<olored beard flecked
v..11h gray
lurda' ·s search. v.h1ch drev.. onl>
a fraction of the 1.000 'oluntec~
(,oodc had prom1~d. v.as descnbed
as a "fia~o" and a "media circus" b)
au1hon11es v.ho said thn ordered the
..earch halted latr Saturda'
.\uthont1es c;a1d \Orne member" ot
the 111-preparcd "oluntt'er part'
<ohnv.cd up w11h gun<; and that in two
instance!.. 'oluntct•r, lrrspas'>("d on
pm ate prOJ)C'rt\
">.in Bernardino C ounl\ Shcnffs
<...ipt. (1ene Bov..hn. v.ho 1s in charge
ol ,) la\k fo rce a'1<;1gned 10 the case.
,,ud that Goode'<; 'olun1eer search
(Ple&H •ee LAURA/ A2)
The revised plans will be reviewed
by the Newport Beach Planning
Commission at its Dec. 6 meeting.
Developer George Yavar's plans
call for rcdevelopmen1 of the once
famous but now dil4',pidated amuse-
ment park area w11h a mix of fast-food
establishments and retail shops. The
Planning Commission's approva l has
been snagged o n the issue of parking.
which could be smoothed out with
the revised parking plans. Ward s:ud
Mesa students aid starving Africans
hould the Planning Comm1ss1on
approve the plans Dec. 6. the City
Council may still elCCl to review them
before they go before the state Coastal
Commission for consideration ..
Co ta Mesa High School students
reached deep into their pockets to
raise S900 to help the starving v1ct1ms
of drought-stnckcn Afn~
Acungon a suggestion by Assistant
Pnnc1P.3I teve Pavich. the student
council organized a donation dnve
the week before Thanksgiving that
collected $827. much of it cominJ in
during the last ft'~ days of the dnve
I he <>tuocnt lc.tJcr!> 1hcn added fund!>
from their council budget 10 make 1hc
check an e'en S900.
"I admit I was a little surpnscd b~
the response:· Pnnc1pal Frank ln-
fus1no c;a1J "We tend to become a
httlc insulated and forge t about things
outside our own little worlds It 's a
good foehng to sec that people arc
again taking interest in these 1!)sue' ··
A Patton-like comeback
for Valley's George Scott
lf any city should hove a fountain.
it's Fountain Valley, nght'!
The idea 1 n'l new. In the mid· 7Ch.
nn effort to rai5C fund<1 to build a
fountain wa begun. Rendenngs ..,.,ert
drawi\.and plans were made. Then tht'
renderings were helved and the plan
were foraonen Half·hearted at·
tempts at malung the fountain a reaht~vt' 1nct been launch~. but
ciull t ·,no fountain
Now, years later, talk of bu1ld1nJ a
fountain In fronl u( II)' Hall IS bclD&
heard Rf!in.
t1d it's no 1..oin 1dcnct> that the
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ROBERT
HYNDMAN
PcoPu IN THl NEws
t~lk rtt\lmS 1t 1hc umt tune corec
ott rttum' 10 the J>ounta1n Valley
ll) Council follow1n1 his narrow
'
victory 1n the No\ 6 elcr11on
Remember Grorac ott'l
He nin ror the C'1t) t ounc1l bJd. 1n
1969 dunna a tonny recall dTon
tt wu upPoscd to defeat the
ma)or nd he did , 1t 1umt'd out. he 11'-cd the ( it)
ounc1l w much. and the Clt) ·,voters
hkcd eorat'enoua)\ he tuck around
for nine mort c " Then 1n l <n . he Joined 1n the nu:e
for the Rcpubhc~n nom1na11on for 3
I al \tale ,.ate scat. !\ man n m John ~ hm1v "WM
( eee aeon /A2)
'
lntu)inu acdm Pa' u:h thl' \tu
dent actl\ 111cs director. v.11h gt•111ng
the donation dn' c rolling
·· te' c got thl' idea v. hen he heard
news of the situation in .\fm.i ··
lnfusino ~1d .. He v.as prem toUl hl'lJ
b\ 11 and sugge ted to tht' ~tudt•nl
council thal the~ do something ..
The council organ11l'd a pubhul\
campaign that included ncv.'I update'
Geor&e Scott
11n lhl' !amine dunng thee morning
hulk11n' and on the puhhc ad~ s
\\ \(t•m r hl'n. thn d1stnbutcd COllCC'· ·;.
11on laO!> to eac.h ol th<' home rooms
the l>(:hool'c, I '00 \tudents attend
dunng their thi rd du~ penod
1 he chc-f'-v.as '>("nt Monda' to the
.\fm..an Rthct Fund throngh the
.\mc-nC'an Rt'd ( ro'is office in nta
.\na
Man held
in Coast
gem scam
8)' T£VE MARBLE
Olllleo.117""4 .....
\ m3n ~ho 1drn11fit'd himself., a k"1~h rtfUJC'C from Lhe "°\tet
l n1nn . ha bc(>n c h.ifit'd with 'Clhna
a lal~ diamond nng lor S~0.000 10 a
"le""' Po" Reach aul·tmn hou\t
l)(-tC'\ 11\C\ '"'id the-. arrc tcd f ehx
Prokof'('I H anrr lcam1"' ~ ,, a
'IU'fl<'\ t 1n 'l1mil r ~11~and·\\\l1 h
rnn 1oll\ 1n Ore on 1 na' and "'4<'"
'or'-( It)
l a'lt month. t>rokopc1 reponcdh
(Pleue ecc !fBWltORT / A2)
j
A2 * *Or ngo Co t DAILY PILOT/Tunday, November 27, 19M _..... ____..
Wounded clerk in critical condition
I hl· ( O)la Mc~ hquor 'itorc clerk.
-.hol u1 lhl' b<tl'.k b) l\.\Oarmcd rob~rs
~~ luted 10 rntu.:'11 but ~I Mt"
rnnd111on this mornana at Fountain
\ alll'' ( ornmurul\ Ht1'>p11at
Dol 1u1\ "'"''l' \\.'hcJukd loda) to
ll'ffi11\l' J hulkt f1om 1he \hcst of
f ha' \oun 24 uf Orange who
rcpo11N!ly 1~ the o n ly w11nt' to
Fnda) 's holdup.
C'o'>lll Mt"su pohce hnvc no new
leads m the robb(ry. ac~ordina to Sg1.
1.A-nnas o c;t "We re till wo rking o n
1t, but unfonunatcl), "'C l\a"c nothing
ntw ... he !Wlld.
Polite ~ud Frida~ that 1wo bhu:k
men apparently cntl'l't'd the Sir
C'harlcs Liquor Store o n Bristol S1rce1
at about 7·40 p m.. 110lc.! an un.-
dclcrminl'<.I amount ot ca\h f1ortl the
rl<gl'lter tlwn )hot Aoun :u do~
ran.gl'
I he "'ouruil'd derk ..el oil the
Stl1rl'\ ulurm to akn poltn:.
Artukovic said too ill for hearing
l O'l \N(illl ~ I .\PJ -.\n a1-
1ornl'\ tor alkgl·d '-a11 war cnm1n<ll
\ndrl1.i \rtukm ll 'Kiili in mun
d<XUln\'nh 'vtom.1,•\ lhat the ~+,ear
old 't ugo~la' cnugrant "as "tou 111.
100 1nlirm. too lll'Pft''>!>Cd
and. 1nnHTlfX'tc:n1" to l·ndurc: C\lrJ-
d111on prrn l'1.•d111go,
\nornc\ { 1Jr' I k1\l hman lilcd a
11w11on to ha' l' .\nuko' ll rcka cd
CONTINUED · STORIES
Imm cu~tod} on thl.' eve o f a
'ilhedukd hearing toda} regarding
't ugosla' 1a·s reque!>t for cxtradi11on
of the man reputt•d to huvt' been the
n01onous "Butt her of the Balkans "
The Yugo\la' government. which
"'an1s 10 If) Anukov1c for murder.
~~she ""d" rt''iponsible for tht' World
\\ ar II '>laughter of somr 750.000
Jl'\.\S, 'l\·rb .. Onhodo>. ( hns11ans and
g~ P'll'' "htk ht· <;c:fH·d a!> u \.'.abinet
man1'itcr 1n thl' Na11 puppet \tJtc of
( rtMllJ
\rtuhn ll "htit~ntcrC'd the l n11t.•d
~tatcs 1llegalh 1 n 1948. '' \Bid to be
the h1ght·,1-1anl..111g '"ar n 1m1nal
II\ 1ng in thl' l fn11cd Stale\ Ht• ha'>
kndcd oil tkrun a11on dTort\ for 35
\l'Jf\
MURDERINHUNTINGTO:i,~··
F rom Al
arrn'ltcd < ra1g .\u\ltn \.\. addell. 20. a
lahora \\ho 1!> one ol three people
ren11ng thi: Lamlwrl D1" c home.
V. Jddl•ll "a' .irri:<,led 1111 \u'>pac1on o f
DO'>'>C<.'>1on ol nart1ll1l \ lor \ale
\\ alkcr 'aid
The arre't -...a., matk ,11\er narcol1l''
oflic:ef\ o,earchcd the home and sc11c:d
manJUJna. drug pararhc:rnalta and a
r11\\dl'red '>Ubstanll' thal \\d\ \llll
tx·•nti <1nal\.tl'd l'arh 111da~ \\ <1lli.1:r
,.11d
I hl' f)Olll'i: spoh·\man ... aid no
l hurge\ hud been likd aga1n\t \\ .1d-
dcll 1n l.'onncc11on "•th the c,laying
\.1110da' ·~ shooting d(·ath ""a' the
l..ill.''>l mcident 1n a recent string nl
'aoknt cnml'S 1fl Huntington Beath
ttcfon· Monda~ n1gh1\ '>hooting.
ll untangtun Beach police "'i:rc
JI read \ 1n" est1ga11 ng two horri1ndc'>
..tml '"'l' a1tempti:J murders -all
rC'ported 0' e r the past l\\U weel..'I
V. al lo.er -.aid lhl'I c apf>l·ar'> to tx· no
lonm·cuon among the 1nc1denl\ hu1
noted that '1olen1 en mes somcllml''>
occur more frequent!~ dunng the
holid<l\ \cason.
Monda~ 's sla~1ng "·1'> reported at
about 7 p m. \.\. 1tne\'4:'> told police
that ldl''> had JU'>t elm.en to the
I amhen f>n,e rt'\ldcncc with a mak
acquJantance. Walker '>aid. Three
othl'r f)t:ople "'e re ouh1de the home at
-1.h~ 11mc apparent!) Just lea" ing.
p
Walker \J1d
W1 lnt'\'ie'l ll!ld pohti: th3t lwo men
"ho had lx·l·n h1d1ng 1n the bushes b}
the house then Jumped out and
ordl·red the r":oplc on the porch to be
qu1c1. V. 1tm''>'SCS told police both men
\.\Ore""'' mac,k<. and at lea\t one ""3!>
arpied \\Ith-a small cahtx:r handgun
Onl· of thi: masked rnl'n then shot
I de~ m the head Walli.cr ~1d. and the
two fkd on toot i.,:o getawa) 'eh1de
"'as seen
-\pparl'llll\ no a11cm pt "'a' -mad\'
10 roh thl· peopk at thl· home.
according 10 Walkt:r H l' said Ides
died al thl· \Cl' Ill'. apparent I} bleeding
to death I k \a1d 11 "as not 1mmed1-
atel~ kno"'n "'h~ ldl''> ...,a., v1\111ng the
home.
Thl' polill' \poke,man ..aid officer!>
"'orked inlO tlw mght tntcrv1cw1ng
t•1ght peopk-who "'ere at the home
""hl·n the sla} ing occurred -four
"'ho "'l're inside and thl' 1hrcc who
"ere outside along \I.Ith the man ""ho
am .. ed "Ith Ides.
Walkl'r ">aid narco11cs officl·rs ob-
tained J '-l'arch warrant after thl·
'>hooting and d1scovercd the drugs
and paraphc:rnalta. He said tha1 led tu
thr arre\t of V. addcll. "'ho wa., one of
the t'1gh1 people known to Ix· prc\cnt
\.\hen the <ihooung cx:rnrrrd The
othi:r !>l'' en were relea'>l'd a lter que'>-
nuning
Thl' pohn· 'lpoker,man <oatd ll.\u
othl'r rentcl\ \\ho ~II'><> "'l' al the
hornl' \q'rl· not l)t l:'>Cn t "ht•n poll ct•
arnn·d Jilt! \\ :ilkcr ..aid 11 "'"" rHH
1mmcd1atd\ kno\\n wht:thn lhn
\.\Crl' prc'>l'llt Jt the umc ol till'
'lho1111ng.
\,kcd 11 \1onda) ·s '>la~ 1ng \\a!.
drug-rclatl'd. \\'ulkq \aid onl:r, "You
uin't rule out 1h:i1 rnsc,1b1l1t) ...
Thl· c;huoling ml urrrd a\ Hun1-
1ngton Bealh 1nH''>l1gator\. \.\l'rC cun-
11numg their prutx·, of t"'o other
hom1nck' and t\.\O altemptl·d
murdt•r'> reportnl 11H·r the paM l\.\O
wci:k'
•On Nm. IX tin.ml 1al con<>ullar1t
\1el Dula' D\'>on 'O. was found
'>tahtx·d tt; dt'ath in h1'i 1hrce-'ltOI)
<:ondomin1um in I luntington Har-
bour
•C >n Ncn. IS 1K-,ear-old nll'd1cal
suppl) rnmpan) n1anager H1abeth
~1a\ Hull~lhne1der'c, nude hod) wa.,
tound strangled in thr bedroom ol ha
PJrk\l<ll· l..ine apanment
•On I hank'igl\ 1ng Da) a 14-)CJr-
old bo\. ""hll\l' naml' \\U'> \\1 thhdd.
Y.il'I .,hot l\\lll' 1n H un11ngton fkad1
< entral Par!..
• (} n I r 1 d ,1 ' D oug I ,I\
Hrandtman. 2X 11t V. C'>tman\h:r ''cl'>
'1ahb1:d t\\lll' 1n thl' back dunng a
hra-...1 in lrh' Park in lfunungton
Beal h. Both lirandlman and thl' tl'l'll·
.1gl·r .Hl' 11:u1' l'rtng from lhl'll
Y.(>UOd'I
WASTEWATER FOES WIN ROUND ...
From Al
In add1tmn. th\· hoard "'a' <leluged
\\ 11h kttcr'> regarding tht: agcnn ·.,
\\,11, c r n:quc't. nearh all ul thi:m
nh1nt1ng Ill the plan ·\\ ot 'v1unda).
the rnntrol board ha' ren·1,cd I W
kners on the '>uhJi:ct and. o ther than
th!l'>C from the .\h<,o \\ a11:r ~anage-
111cnl \gcnq and onl' area chamber
nl lommercr. all the lorrespondl•nu·
" aga1n\t granting the "a1Hr. Post-
humu<, '>llld
.\nd t\.\>u member' ot agcnq -1hc
< 11) of I aguna Bea<:h and the Emerald
Ba' \en KC D1stnu -ha' r alr,o gone
on rernrd agam~t rcduung the le' el uf
1rca1ment
Laguna Beach ( It) 'v1anager Ken
hank .,a,., that. although Cll\. c;e"'age
'' <,cnt lo the C oastal Treatment Plant
Jnd apparent!} won't be subject to
reduced trl'atment. ""'c are con-
lCrned for the ocean and th\' people
u'>1ng the ocean:·
Fran!.. \a\\ he ha<,n·1 ..ccn am
\tud1cc; 1ndu:a11ng less 1reatmcn-t
m1gh1 harm ocean hfc o r people "'hu
""''m tn the waters. bur the <•I)
( ounc1I decided to tali.l· a taut1ous
attitude nonclhcle'>s.
Other member'> of
\11anagemen1 .\genl)
roro Ir' me Ranch
.\h'>o V. att•r
include El
Lo<. .\II sos.
\.toulton "•gud and '>outh < •>~1<,t
{ 11uOt\ \\JtCr dl\lrtCI<;
Hill \uh·n1k. m.1nager ot the \\atcr
managcnwnt agi:nq. ha!> not rc-
turned 'ri:peatnl tdqlhOnl· call., from
lhl' Dail' Pilot In J 1982 1ntcn ll'"' at
thl· ttml0 th1: .1g1:nc:~ wa<o prcranng the
"'Jl\l'r n·qu1:\I ~uli.en1k <ia1d redun·d
trt·atnwnt """uld 'a'e $400.000 J
\l'Jr
( omrnc111' on lhl· ..... 11\Cr rl'qucst
m,I\ Ix· J1rn ted to thl' \\ ater l)ualtt~
( un1rul HoJrd. 'lan 1>1cgo Rl'g1on .
61 '14 \If ''"on ( 1orgl• Road. \Ulll' 205.
'>an D1l'go C a 9.:! 120
NEWPORT BAIT-SWITCH SCAM ...
From Al
nllered to sell a real diamond nng tu
{'mPk»ee'> of La J olla .<\uc11on (ral-
kne'> 2"4.:! We\t C oa'>I H1gh"'a)
"'ho had the gem Jppra1.,ed and
.1grel·d to make thl· pur<.ha'>e. pohle
'>aid
Hut Prnkopo l.1ter witched nng'
.ind kit the auction n •mpan) a nl·ar-
\\orthlt''' piece ol u1\tume Je\\ lcr~
I >1 I Boh \tl:H'O' 1,,11d
Prol.opc1 "'ho.,., ht·1ng held un
~''' 01/CI hatl ha'> pkadcd 1nnou·nt to
~rand thi:ll tharfl,e\ and 1c, wl to
..tppear Dl'l 1 1n Harbor Mun1upal
< oun 1n Newpon fkac:h for a
prd1m1nar) hearing
'>tl•\l·nc, \aid pohi.( had ht1lc hope
of finding the man until dc1cctl\ e'>
karncd that a group of ,u.,prttl'd rnn
an1SI'> -.ill cla1 m1ng tn ht· rrtugee'>
from lhe ')q\ ICI l fn1on -had been
picked un 1n !11<, .\ngdc\
E:mplct\l'\'\ ol thl' dUlllOn hOU'>e
'11:v.l·d nh<1tograph'> ol lhl' ml'n
..rr1:\tcd in l O'> ·\ngcle., and wne ablc
10 P!tk oul the pcr'>un "ho had
allegt•dl) p: .... wd 111T1hc fa ke diamond.
\te\l'n\ \;ml
Prol..opt•/ "·" trJn<,frrrcd from I u<.
\ngclt•\ ( II\ l.111 Ill Orangl' ( OUOI}
Jail a ltl·r dt'll'l 11' l'\ oh ta incd an arrc!.l
"'arrant \tl'' l'n' nplainl·d
I hr det1.'lll'l' '><11d Prokope1 al\o
" ,.,anted in Portland Dalla<. and
:\l'"' 't ork on grand 1hdt charge~. -
\tn l'n' '~11d 111 one ta'>t· lhl' man
purpuncdh .,old J fa ki: rug and an
anothn allq!l'dl~ \Uh\ll1Utl'd J hra\'i
cwn for a 'aluabk gold r1J1n he'd
1n1crl0\letl OU\1:1\ 10
LAURA INVESTIGATOR ANGRY ...
From Al
p;1rt\ an·omph\hl'd n111h1ng :.ind "a'
lillk mort• lh<an "a nwdi.1 1.1rlU'> ..
I urthn Bo\1.-hn '>Jld hl' halted the
\t',lll h lx'lcJU'>l < rohdl· v.a., relating
1k1.111, 11t the tJ\t' 10 thl· prt·~ ... dt·ta1I<,
flo\\1111 tl.11med toulcl' lll<ld\Crkntl)
lw h,11nllul1011ur O\\ n Hl\ C'>t1Kat1on ..
I "r \ l\lllt I turm·d .1rnund hC'
1( ''""'l 1 "d' nn tlw lciud\f)('aki:r
rnJ~ lllt' .111111111m1'llll'l11' 111 thl'
I'll\\ -\,lld \\ 1nlU\
c 111••d1· IHmn t'r 111d,1' t hargl'd the
\hl'rl fl ' I ll·partnwnt h:" m1\h,10dl-
1ng 1h1· Uradhul\ lil'l and \a1cl
1111., Ian rl'lu"K·d to fo llcm Ufl nt•w kad'I
'hill the \oluntcer' 11J1C 11\c•rt•d dunng
lhl'H '>t'.1r1.h
I h1·\ ·, 1• 1111,h.1T11tkcl till l .1'><' ::ind
t l1l' r1· .II r .1111 t h.11 \ ~<11 ng 111 he
·,po,1·ct \11 thl'\ tll'l ldtd to m<1kl' me
rhr'larwg11,11 "Cmmk,J1d "ldtdm)
li'\ rl ht''! 1•1 h<'lp .ind .111 I g<'I ,., a
h1111d111t hJd-m11111hing It ' hurt m<'.
n '>hull rn' h11\ln1·" .111<1 11'' hurt m;
l,1p ,f\
Dally Piiot
Delivery
la Guarantffd
, ~ lrj
.... fl: Ji r
.. ' ... t~
"\\'hat harm dad I do'' What did I
\tr!:" up''" Goode ~1d "lfa,e the)
lound Laura'' Ha'e tht') lound the
krdnapf>l•r'' r ht'} don't ha\e an}-
lhtng.··
Rov.lan <,aid hie; team of 1n-
' cs11gator'> has done ('VCl)'th1ng poss-
1hk to '>Ol\c the crim e. He said
hundrl·dc, of leads have been follO\\l'd
.ind that c'el) tip ha\ hecn in-
H'\t1gak'ti wt1h tCimplete ..enousncsc,
I k al\o d1<1puted (1oode'<1 as<;ertton
thnl hl' did not follow up lead'
'developed b\ the pn vll tl' dctet'll\'l'
Rn""l1n 'aid the 1nformatwn
provided h> (loode wall tX' 1n-
ve<>l1gall'd lh1., "eek.
•\ fam1h fm·nd 'illld that Laura\
parrnl\. M1k<' and Patt} Bradhur).
ar<' in .. ,l·clu\1on" a nd arl· fighting
bad coWs.ilic) caught d~ng Setur-
da' 0'i \earch
\.\'inter\. who ha'I allcd a\ a
\pokc<,pcrc;on for the Rradbur) \ . ..aid
tht· dt•t'1.,1on to fire Goock wa\ based
on 1hc· farn1h ·, kl'ling that the pn\ate
1n\ 1:\llgat111 hJd "11' erstcppetl" h1\
dut1n and did n111 makl' shi:nlfs
dcput•l'' 3\\,IJl' 111 "'hat lead<, he was
follu" ing
"I miked w h1 m } esll·rda} and told
him hl' wa::. no long('r on thl' case:·
'>ii 1d '.\<I ntl:r\ "f Cir 5.0ml' rl'a\On he
rl'IU\l'\ lo alU'PI that. but hl' due~n·1
rt·alh ha'c mu1..h chu1cc ··
< rOfldl' \aid hl' '>llll ha' not hl'ard
lrom the Bradhur}\
"I he la\t tinw I talked with them
\\d\ 'lunda' and they d1dn'1 'l<ty
.1n,1h1ng ahout \.\anting me u tl tl\c
l3'-l' .. ( roode \aid "I thank lhl' sheriff
\lrong-armed tlwm an10 getting nd of
me
"I not grn 1111 to Ml<1 '' I he• fo m 11\." he
adtkd ''I'll nt•q·r do that. I JU\t feel
o;orry tor thMTI " -;
W mtc·r' trrmcd (1oode'' '°' ohc-
ml: nl 1n lht· \Can h "an unfonunal<'
dl'>trallaon from "hat's 1mponant -
hndm~ l Jura ..
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WEATHER
Damp and drizzly skies due
Skies wm be damp and drlnJy through Wedneeday motnlng
In Southern California. giving way to 1eattereo cloud9 In eome
ar••• but 11111e aunshlne
The National Weather Service predleta hight In th4t low to
mlddl 601 Wednesday In Loa Angelet and the valleys. Lowa
tonight will be In the mld-501 In Los Angeles, ond 48 to 52 In the
valleys.
Beacties will have highs of 60 to 65 after overnight lows lrom
45 to 55
Along the coasl. the outlook calla for rain likely spreading
southeast tonight Partly cloudy Wednesday with lhOWerS
ending lrom the northweat. Not at cold tonight High•
Wednesday m99lly 60 10, 65. Lowa tonight 45 to 55.
From Point Concepllon to the Mexican Border and out 60
mlles -Inner walers. Southeast winds tS to 22 knots tonight
then shifting to weal 10 to 20 knots Wednesday 1 to 3-foot
westerly swells lncrea11ng to 3 to 5 feet Wednesday Rain likely
tonlghl Partly cloudy Wednesday with a few morning showers
ending from the northwest
Outer waters Southeast wind.a 15 to30 knots tonight Winds ... { ...... ~II r r "'" ~· .,. " l
shifting to northwest t5 to 25 knots Wednesday. Combined seas '••',. ........ • , •• ·• .••
8 to t2 feet tonight and Wednesday Rain llkely lonlght Partly ---------------------cloudy Wednesday
Calif. Temps "·-·· 61 35
Jae~--1'& 52 Ai·•-61 3e U.S. Temps Sen El<wn.,dono eo 37 ~ 34 29 Se11 0111<lel ee 31 ""Ken ... Ctty eo 32 HIQll tow preap11111on for ,. noura San JOH 58 3.4 HI Lo l uVegu . 411 31 endl!IQ 11 6 a m lod•y Senl• Ana 8!1 37 N9W ¥0fk 58 10 8a11entt.kl 61l 40 Alb lily 56 25 Oliltl>Ome Cllr se 36 Eu• ... • Sa 52 Stnle Cru1 63 40 Albuqu .. Q'I"' 35 n Omen• 48 30 l'rMnO 55 •s leh<>41 vauev 36 01 Am•••llo !>() 11 Orlendo 77 58 UlneaSI• !>() 21 McnotltQ(! 46 oe Phllao.IP'> .. ST JO loe A..-GS SI Allenia 65 52 ""-• se 37 Oeklencl !>6 !11 Extended Allanhc City ~ 36
Pill= ~ 34 Puo Rot>le$ SI 40 Au11on 14 52 Pon ,Me 55 2e A.cl eiun 47 u 8elt•mo<• 61 29
Bwm4n11titm 11 63 Por11and, 01 48 42 AeOwoocl Cny 57 52 Var1al>49 '40UdlrteH lhtOUQh ,,_004 Provldenc:e 64 25 Reno 38 30 l°'ll ou11y wlndt ThUt..:lay a11d l'u-Bllmarc~ 34 24 RalefOPI 87 38 Sacr11menlo 62 49 day (;onUnued COOi Hr,a 111 601 Sol .. 37 24
8otl01• 62 38 Reno 38 30 SallnU 58 49 0-n'Olll '°"'' 4(k lhtOUQ Mid ">O• St lOUlt ll2 SI Sen Diego 83 51 Bu Hain 63 40 St Pet• T arnpa 18 82 SanFranct9CO 57 S2 Cespe< 2• 02 Sen t •kl Cllr 36 23 Senle Batbat• 61 36 Gl••• .. tl•J< s I.. 64 SS San Antoruo 74 51 S1oe111on '1 4Q Tides Cf\eflftloi• w v 7J •3
Chtttolla ,_ C.. 6S 45 Sen Juefl PR 86 73
Cheyenr." 73 10 SI Sle MWll 47 37 TODAY Chl<.l{IO 64 r.3 High, IOw, precipltthon IOI 24 hOUtl S..C:<l<IO 1111111 112• • m SJ
Clnetnna11 66 51 Surf report endtng at 5 pm S..cond low 1 19pm 0 1 C~ond 83 47 Batllow Mi 36 Colum111a SC 6• •3 81Q 8MI' 38 O!> WIEDNHDAY
Columt>u• On 63 40 LOCATIOM am '""" 8'ahoC> 46 18 fwt411tQh 3 0 4 • m l,
Conc0<d Ill H 63 20 Hun11ng1on llNch 1·2 poor Blylhe 59 40 f~lf k>w 8 40. m 3 4
()eltb-1'1 Wor•" 112 42 . C•lellna 90 47 Sec;ondn~n 122.lpm 48
Et Pav. •!I 24 111-.Htlty ~ 2-4 = long BMc:fl 64 31l Second'""' I 24 Pm 03 1'.,tbtnh• 01 11 .o!h S11ee1 "'-!>Ott 2-4
F.,go 42 26 22nd Str9el. Newl>o<'I I 3 good Mon<OVla 65 33
flagt1att 26 -0• 8alb08 Wedge 1·2 POOf Mon1 .. .., 56 40 """ Mii IOO•y II 4 44 I> m 111419 Ml WHton S4 27 Wllllroittday at 6 37 • m and .... •11•1n LagunaBMen 1 POOf Grend Aap1<1s 63 64 San Clement• 62 39 al4 o pm 1·3 tau N9Wl>O'f a..ch G•tll 1'1111 28 12 Wal• l-p 80-61 Onlatto 81 33 MOOfl Mii el 9 25 P m •-Wed,...
JecuonM• 74 63 $6 38 day al 11 5-4 a m and Mii al 10 26 0 m Swell CN<ecllon eou1n-1 PllM Spr"'OI
CONTINUED STORIES
SCOTT INV ALLEY COMEBACK ...
From Al
·\ lot "'" hl-;1rLI and wn11e n about
"id11111t1 alter th.11 But not so with
\)t tlll
'\1.hm111 got all thl' m11ne' and the
fl'\I of 11\ g111 all thl· heanaches." ~coll
"'"'no" thank 111g hat·k on his Senate
h1J
\dm1t1nlh hurned out and
an\lllU'> tor :i rl·turn to a le<.s-puhhl'
hk \(·0 11 did not run tor rc-elect1on
w lhl· u1unnl
"I nn·ded thi: lhanle to rclharge
m~ hattl'rll''>. I didn't do an) thing for
Jbuut four )car., -nothing polit1-
l'311}. an> "a':· Slotl '>a id,
But \mil rnuldn'1 nd hrmscll o f
poht1c:s l'nllreh. 1-k \ta}ed invohed
\\Ith the C hamber 1>1 ( ommerce. lhe
OM NI < luh the Jauces. thl' Lion)
< luh and oth1.•r lommun1t}
group\. and he 1-l'pt an l')t' on the
l'OU nu I
"I '>lJrtl'd 111 \l'I' .1 )lraduJI \h1t1 lo a
more d1' 1dl·d C 1t\ < ounul." \<ott
'>J\'> "l hJl0
\ re:ilh \l.hl·n I Jt•t:1dcd I
"'jnll'd tu l llm1.· h.1l k ..
l hl· 'i.:!-)ear-old independent 1n-
'uranl'l' ugtnl rtll)Ulltl'll w t another
l·ampa1gn for o tliu·
Om· 111 tlw lir\t th1ng' 'it oll reallied
"a" 1ha1 11 "a<; gmng tu take more
monc\ tu '" n in I 9X4 than rl d ad I 0
)ear'> ·l·arher He '>UHi hl· ~pent onl~
$2.300 1n the 1974 C II} C'ounn l
campaign I hl' hall Im 1h1'> )Car's race
l'ame to\ I 1.000
t-1 1\cnort\ pauJ oil ho .... ner. wtth a
narrow 11 S-\OlC \.\IOOIOg maretn
lHl'r third-place t1 n1sher Jim
Petnk1n. "ho rcportl·dl) '>pent more
than twice a~ much
"Rut I wa., confidrnt I'd win:· he
'3)'> "I had l"O ad' antagc!> For one.
I had bel•n lhC're before and people
rcmemt~:rl·d me. And 1v.o. I ran an
WE'RE LISTENING
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642-6086
excellent C3mpa1gn. I walked the
\treet'> and talked to people."
Scott al!>o steered clear of some oC
1he worsl poh11cal mudshngtng Foun-
1ain Valle) has ever seen. Challenger
Pelnk1n and three-term Councilman
Marvin Adler exchanged accusation~
and sharp denials for wl'ek\ before the
election
~dlcr said later that 'icott 5.Urel"
benefiued by staying a"'a' from the
disputes.
D1-.putr\ arc something Scott
doesn't 10lcratc. He sa)'> one of h is
strt·ngth'> 1\ his ab1lil} to resoJ\C
d1fTcrence'i and wants to appl) those
'kill'> on the Cit) Council
"II the ( It} Counc1l 1s d1 v1ded. the
cit) "'II be d1v1drd. We don't want
that lo happen." Scoll said. ··1 no11ced
"'hile campaigning that people in
Fountain Valley really hkc the way
things arc no w goan$. I 1h1nk thr)
want the ( 1ty Council 10 make sure
the\ continue to run smoothly."
s·cott says one of thl' biggest issues
Fountain Valley now faces 1s the
que~llon of how to work wtth de-
' doper<> and landowners to prom o te
lhl' andu'itnal development tn thr
('II\'
i-1 1., \olut1o n: "Brang 'rm all
together at the table. Let's <111 down
and talk and ho t g.ave up until we have
something."
That approach has ..crvcd him well
all his Ilk Scott says.
"People who know me know that I
can argul' with the best of them . But I
can argue 1n way 1ha1 isn't de-
rogatof) ... he says. "I think I have a
God-g1,cn abilll) to gel along w11h
people."
T hat ahiln~ coupled with h1)
athlctll c,k1ll' hl'lpnl larr) Srnll lrom
Phoenl\. i\r11 lo < aliforn1a an I 11'io
"'hl·n hl' l'nrullnl at Ventura (Junior)
( olkgc "" J "J'f..l·tball and hawball
pla}l'r rn;1111ran~ 111 ph)'>ltal l'Jula-
llOn
I k l.1ll'I al ll'IH.kd < al-Po t} \an
Luis Oh1,po \\ l1l·rc Ill' addctl
halhelor'' and mu~ll'r'\ dt·~recc; m
l'.duca11on I k luught at ..t 1'1smu
Bl'3l h J u111rn I ugh Sl hool .tnd. I.tier. at
:1 1f a\\th1111ir t11gh '>c:hooL .\tter that
tolluv.ed a "''l'n·'.l'ar \llllt ll•ach1ng ~outh' at <!range Count> JuH'ni,._
Hall
•\I ht1111l· '°lltllt \I.;)'> C'QU..tll~ hu<,~
rl·anng eight lhtldren.
lfr tradl·d tht• da-.~room for 1hc
hu<11nl'S'> ollhi: ir1 1975 but remains
atll\l' \\Ith )OUth 'iportr, orsan17a-
tlOn!> and "l'\etal group., hclpang the
hand1caprt.·d
His ellort\ dunng h1' C II) Council
)car\ l'arnl·d him the n l) ·., Dis·
tang1mhed ~l'r\lt·e Award. thi: H u-
mamtanan \\\ard from the C'ah-
forn1a A\StK'1Ut1on of the Phy 1call)
Hand1rnrirt•tl. the Pres1dl·nt'> Club
award from Jefkr'ion Standard l 1fe
lnsurame < o and 01hers
In tar t. e1 rahanel 1n h1\ Founla1n
Valk' in~urann· ollice is cr~1mmed
w11h plaque' and othl'r award\
But l·nough ot re'ilmg on one·~
laurels.
"Jo\\ that he·, rc-elctted lw"'
about that rounta1n?
"I'm gwng to do at.'' he '>a}s. "Two
organ11atHrn\ have alrcad} \leppcd
fo~urd v.1t h ut](.-r<; 10 help rlll'ie lhl'
fund'i It "on't cost taxpa\Cr\ a
pcnn}. I Lan tl'll ~ou that
.. fh1) 11me we're not gomg to
qutt
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Assault prevention
classes set at GWC
otTcr~n :~)(,ul1'cferevent100 and education prosram wiU be
ipon ° en West Collqe Dec. 4 and 6 under the Stud~~:h•poftheCollcge Health Services and Associated
of vi~:;~~!hcd to assist in the prevention and recosnition
;in a~ I UIC av1~r. the free Pf'Oll'lm wit bcain ~ 4 with
Cott S4~ t preve11on and self-defense seminar in the fi '-enter from 6: 30 to 8:30 p.m.
ind minars sc~~ul~d throu&}l the afternoon of Dec. 6
OOI u~e Domestic Violence at noon, Profile of the
P .en e_r at 2 p.m .• Assault and the Media at 3 and Assault adrtd~ention a~ 4. Call the Health Center at 89S-8379 for ttaon;il 1nformat1on.
Bethlehem •tar dJacaued
.\ l"-O-hour program that attempts to answer the aae-
uld quc~t1on "What Was the Star of BcthlehemP' will be
prcscn1<.·d aturday at Orange Coast College in Cosu f~esa. ~taningat 7 p.m. In Room 214ofOCC'sChemistry >ll1ld1ng
Juel Levine, academic consultant, astronomy expert and co-Juthor for ll"te television series "ProjccrUniverse .. "'"I tonduct the pro~ram, whiph ';Viii be repeated Dec. t4. \ilnm~1on 1s S4 and information 1s available at 432-5880.
Vi ctorian CIJrit*tma• •lated
Solitude on the beach
r he Huntington Beach branch of the American
\s<;uc1a11on for University women will hold a high tea and ~ \.1c1onan Christmas preview Saturday. from noon to St 'OP m. at Chnst Presbyterian Church, 20112 Magnolia A loneJoaer take. ad•antace of a break between the weekend ralD8 to •et a little ezerct.e on tbe beecb.
Oona11ons of SIO will go to the AAUW educational
foundations program which awards fellowships to female ~cholars.
Reservations arc reqoired. For ticket information call 963-7093. '
Family probl~m• •tadled
The impact of fam ily problems on children will be the
top1l of a sen es of discussions beginning Friday at Golden '"-e~t ( ollege in Huntington Beach.
<.ia1l Nugent-Wallace, director oflhe Orange County
C oahtion Concerned with Adolescent Pregnancy, will
rnnduct the three-lecture P.rogr-am. Friday's topic will be ''The Family as a System.·
Other subjects will be "Pregnancy and Birth" Dec. 7
and .. Death and Dying" Dec. 14. The seminars will be held
fro m 7 to I 0 p.m. in Health Science$ 131 at a fee ofS9 per
..ernon and participants may register at the door. Call
895-8750 for further information.
Bazaar to ald animal•
Orange County's AnimaJ Assistance League will
lOduct ns Christmas bazaar Saturday at the Fountain
Valle> Community Center, 10200 Slater Ave.
Handcrafts, toys and ornaments will be offered as
"-Cit as homemade pies and calces. Those wishing to
donate other items should call 978-PETS.
All proceeds wi ll go to the league's humane welfa{e
work The ba1aarwill be open from 10:30a.m. to 4p.m. in
Hall A of the center.
Gallery event at college
Gallery Affair. a fund raiser for the Golden West
Collese Fine Arts Gallery. will be held Dec. 4 on the
Huntingt on ~ach campus with a reception in the gallery
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 1
Continuing through Dec. 19. with galluy hours
Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., the event
wall feature American crafts and fine an posters for saJe.
Posters from the best artists, museums and galleries will be
available, according to gallery director Darrell Ebert.
Further information may be obtained by calling the
gallery at 895-8783.
Youth club plans •••P meet
The Girls and Boys Oub of Fountain Valley-
lluntangton Beach will hold a swap meet Dec. 8 from 9
a m. to 3 p.m. at the club, 9191 Pioneer Drive, Huntington
Beach.
New and used items wiU be sold, and a special section
wall be designated for children vendors. Any child age 12
and under may sell in this section.
Those wishing to reserve a space at a cost of SS may do
\o by calling 964-1171. Admission is free and further
information is available at 964-4526.
Tuesday,Nov.27
• 7 p.m. Huntlogtoa Beacll Ualoa His' Scllool
Di tr let District Education Center Board Room. I 0251
) 11r~1own Ave.
• 7·30 p.m. Newport-Men Ualfled Sc~l Dlatrlct
llJrllCr ( ommunaty Center, 425 E. 18th St., Cosla Mesa.
Faye Gooch Spiter, daughter of a
pioneer family, died Friday at her
Newport Beach home. Stle was 88.
Born an Pico Rivera in 1896, Mrs.
Spacer was the I 5th child of parents
who sailed around the Hom then
drove a team of oxen to their new
home an California.
Purchasing land from Gov. Pio
Pico in 1872. the family was one of the
area's first valencia orange growers.
Mrs. Spicer studied to be a cone~
violinist at ~YTaCL!SC University in
New York, where she was a member
of the Delta Gamma Sorority.
Married to Walter Spicer in 1925,
she and her pusbaQd hved in Santa
Ana for many years before movin&.10
Newport Beach.
A member of the PEO Sisterhood.
she was also part of the Santa Ana
Ebell Club, Cameo Philharmonic
Associates and the Assistance League
ofNewport Beach. She was a member
of the Corona del Mar Communaty
Church.
Mr. Spacer died in 1972:
Mrs. Spicer is survived by a son.
Walter L. Spicer of Kentfield, Calif.:
two daughters, Harriet S. Allan of
Carmel and Carolyn F. Burke of
Boise, Idaho; a sister, Leona Nowell
of Mill Valle): nine grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at 11
a.m. Friday at the Corona del Mar
Community Church. Internment will
be al Pacific View Memorial Park in
Newport Beach.
Donations in her memory may be
made to the Blind Childrcns' Center
in Los Angeles. Hoag Memorial
Hospital an Newport Beach. the
Corona del Mar Community Church
or the chant; of one's choice.
Pa ul Nissen
Paul Nissen, former assistant pub-
hsherofthe Daily Pilot, died Wednes-
day in a Newport Beach convalescent
home. He was 76.
Mr. Nissen. who retired in 1969
after 20 years with the newspaper.
spent the early years after retirement
traveling with has wife. Dorothy. and
enjoymg has free tame. has daughter
Sue Hemington, said.
He had been ilJ for several years,
she said.
Mrs. Nissen died in 1976.
As assistant publisher, Mr. Nissen
was responsible the newspaper's
advertising and circulation depart-
ments. Starting with the old Globe-
Herald in 1948. Mr. Nissen held a
number of management roles before
the paper was absorbed under the
Daily Pilot mast.
!kforc.moving to Orange County,
Mr. Nissen was publisher of the
Richland. Wash., Villager. Previous
to that. he was a public relations aide
for the government's Manhatten Pro-
ject, tb.c . nuclear bomb program,
during World War ft.
Mr. Nissen is survived by a son.
James of Costa Mesa; four daughters,
Joan Starr of Las Vegas, Sue Heming-
ton of Laguna Beach and Linda and
Greta Nissen of Newport Beach and
one granddaughter, Marla Hoover of
Laguna Beach.
Mr. Nissen was a member of the
Neptune Society.
A funeral mass 1s pending.
George Morrison Jr.
Graveside services are planned for
retired television director Gcorae D.
Morrison Jr. of Laguna Beach. Mor-
nson. 60, died Nov. 10.
Born in Coronado, Mr. Morrison
attended the Un1vers11y of Southern
California and was graduated from
the Pasadena Playhouse.
He served in the U.S. Navy prior to
World War II.
Mr. Momson was associated with
Fox F.ilms in Los Angeles before
becoming assistant director of the
television senes Hawa11Five0, Route
66 and Family for KTTV. He was
retired at the tame of his death.
Mr. Morrison as survived by a
brother, Davis W. Momson of
Laguna Beach; two daughters, Faith
Warwick of Newberry Park and
Deborah Johnson of Gaithersburg,
Maryland; and two grandchildren.
Katy Rose and Mauew Warwi ck.
A graveside service will be held at
the NavaJ Cemetel') an an Diego. No
date has been set.
Faye Gooch Spicer
Margar et Ingr a m
Funeral services were COQducted
today for Margarc\ Grace Ingram of
Costa Mesa. who died Saturday at
Hoag--Memorial Hospital-after-a
lengthy illness. She was 74.
Mrs. Ingram. who was born 1n
Brooklyn. N.Y .. had lived an Cosa
Mesa for the past 20 yers.
She 1s survived by her husband,
Maurice J. Ingram; a son, James A.
Ingram. also of Costa Mesa, and five
daughters -Margarel Fgances
Maddin and Kathleen Conte of Costa
Mesa. Teresa A. Campbell of
Sunland, Maureen H. Tonell of
4.rcadia and Nancy Ann Corey of
Garden Grove. Another daughter.
Diane Flack. preceded her in death.
AJso surv1v1ng arc 14 ~nd
childrcn and two great grandchildren.
Sc'tvices were held at St. John the
Baptist Catholic Church in Costa
Mesa. followed by interment at
Pacific View Memorial Park.
Lacie Ball
Services were held Monda> for
Lacie Rozella Ball of Costa Mesa.
who died suddenly at her home
Wednesday at the age of94.
Mrs. Ball. who was born 1n Vir-
ginia, had lived 1n Costa Mesa for the
past 25 years. She was a member of
the Harbor Fellowship Bible Church
of Costa Mesa.
Her only survivor is her husband,
George Ball.
Funeral sen aces were conducted at
the Harbor Fellowship church ""uh
the Rev. F. Kenton Beshore officiat-
ing. Interment foUowed at Glen
Haven Cemetery in San Fernando.
Sports car smashup kills
driver on Coast Highway
ment Police said someone smashed
1n the side of the car.
Lacuna Beach
The owners of two cars parked on
the 600 block of Park A venue wctt
the v1c11ms of an apparent hit·and-
run accident Monda\ afternoon. . . ' Pohl't' assisted the Laguna Beach
A Teus man was killed and his
passenger critically injured early
1oday when their sports car ik:ldded
out of control and flipped end-over-
cdo at least twice on Pacific Coast
Highway JUSt south of Corona del
Mar. James R. Schmitt, 4~ of Houston
was pronounced. de d a~ Fountain
Valley Commumty pttal trauma
C'COterwtfen: he was b p-
ier following the 2:05 a.m. acadent,
eoetaMeu
A. 1 ()-year-old Fountain Valley a,jrl
was arrested Monday afternoon fo r
allcacdly stealing S.879.~0 worth of
clothina and merefi.and1sc from the
Nordstrom's store in South Coast
Pbza. • • •
\ { osUl Mesa man suspccu his cx-
roommote or a reponed theft of
authorities said.
Pbloyed Henton, 33l ?f Irvine was
taken by helicopter to Mission Com-
munity Hospital in Mission Viejo. He
was underaoillf emeracncy surgery
late this momma for critical head
injuries, hospital officials laid. ·
Schmitt apparently was driving the
Dauun 300 ZX at a biab rate of speed
when be losl contrpl of the vehicle on
I' sharp curve a'bout a mile south oT
Cameo Sbo~ accordina to Ken
store wearina i $23 jacket he had not
paid for. Acoordina to the police
report, Pedro Cuenca Peralta told
security ,uards he went mto the store
to buy sweaters for bis children. He
had been drinkina. he sa.id, and foriot
to take the jacket ofl'beforc he left the
store. • • • i1' car batttry was rcponedly stolen
from • car parked Sunday on Adams
Avenue. • • •
Daily of the Cahforn1a Highway
Patrol.
Daily sa1d the sports c.ar skidded
sideways for nearly 300 feet, became
airborne and then rolled at least two
times. Both men were ejected from
the vehicle, be said.
Althou&h there were no witnesses
to" the accident, Daily said Schmitt
idenuTtcdhimsclfas the driver before
be died.
on Pomona, nonh of 19th Street.
Thevictim said the suspect -de·
scribed asa white male in h1scarly40s
-exposed himself to her as he rode
by on a bicycle.
Newport Beach
A tennis racquet worth $200 and
two cans of tennas balls were tolcn
from pubhc tennis courts on San
Joanquan Hills Road • • • A small amount of ush was taken
Fare Department 1n ext1ngu1shmg a
bou!.C fire unday evenrng on
Catalana treet. The fire caused about
S3.250 damage to the one-stor)
wood-frame home. Cause of the blaze
is believed w be newspapers which
wert plan~d 100 dose to a noor
furnace . a fire department
spokeswoman ~ad • • • Pohee responded to suspmous
rc~rts that telephones ~ere not
being answered at a Glennt)'re treel
bank Monda-. moming. But offieers
discovered the bank was openning a
usual. tb(lugh th e phone 5)Stem ~as
not. • • • A l'lllll)' parrot sccn perched on a
parking meter Monda\ af\cmoon on
Mermaid Street attracted the atten-
tion or police who found the bird's
owner in\1dr a nc-arb\' rntaurant
eating lunch
BantlnCton Beach
A month after one of the worst boatiq accidents in
Oranae County history, county proteanon said they still
bavc"Oot decided whether to file crimiD&I cbalteS ..-inst
the sJcippeT of the veuel.
V1rl Earles, 28, -.as the pilot of a 20-foot ski bo&t that
slammed into a moorina buoy ofl'Seal Bach Oct. 28. Tbe
early momma accident left five peope dead and four others injured. ·
Police said a blood sample drawn aft.er-the ICCideol
revealed that Earles bad a blood-akobol tevcl of0.11 -
sli&htly bipet' than the level at which a motorist is
presumed tntoxicated in California.
But under state law, that level docs not ncc:aanJy
apply to boat operators.
. The 0~~ County District Auomcy's office had
Wd a aecis1on on whether to prosecute would be
announced Monday but now bas delaytd that an-
nouncement until Dec. 3. There was oo explanation b
the delay.
Earles. who BS badly tlljured tn the accident.. bu
flied S5 millioii cliims aaauw the aty otSeal Ba;cb..lbe
U.S. Coast Guard, the Army Corps of£ncincen and the
Navy. Such claims are usually forerunners to a lawsuit
being filed.
Dana Denton. Earles· attorney, said the buoy bis
client struck was unli&hted and not vuible on the dark,
moonless morning of the acodcnt.
The Seal Beach City Council rejected \he claim this
month. The other claims arc expected to be rejec1eel
Irvine site nominated
for historical status
.\ h1stonc East Irvine butldina bas been nominated to
the National Register of Historic Places. ·
The 1895 Bean and Gram Warehouse and its 1949
concrete silo extension were approved this month by the
California nominating committee. Backers or the project
expect federal acceptance and listina within three months.
The lrvtne Historical Society has worked since 1981
10 ha\e the remaining bwldin~ from the ori&inal town of
Irvine prcSttVed. Historic f"CllStnUon of the warcbouie.
located near Sand Canyon Avenue and Burt lane, will
secure a tax incentive that wtll help cconom1cally Justify
preservation of the area. now known as East Irvine.
"East lrvane as the only intact agricultural shippina
center remaining in Southern California and one of the
two most important sites on the Irvine Ranch -the otbe!'
bCina the Agricultural Headquanors on Irvine
Boulevard," said Judy Liebeck, president oftbe historical
society "11 is one of the most important tustoncaJ sit.es in
Orange County as well."
The J Ra; Dc'elopmeot Co 1s undertaking the
m~or renovation project. Adaptive rc--use plans for the
area include a 150-room La Qwnta motor mn. mcorporat-
ang 90 rooms from the concrete sdo extension.
.......... pcny fmm the trunk of hit car. ~h a calculator and a jacket
ioiethcr worth abol4t S480 were ta.ken
latt C\unday or early Monday, the
\1c11m said • • •
A TV valued It S 16S was liken
from the master bedroom Of I home
on San Marino Coun ul"day cvc-
nif\S. The victim cold Police lhe
bufllar mu11 have entered the home
throuah the prqe dunna a bnef
blackout.
from a petty ca h box at law offices on
MacArthur Boulevard. • • •
A re11dent of the 1 QQOO bloc~ of
Lures reported Monda) 1ha1 som('-
one forttd open a front window to
bUJ'l)anLe ha home. The I in-
cluded an S800 dot and furniture
wonh S2, IOO.
Blut cata power . ·
Soathera Callforala MIMD workers lD8pect a l ,400-
poa.nd 8teel ll4 tlaat wu ll::a9cked looee bJ aa -d.erlJ'Oa.Dd aploeloe la an el.ctrkial nalt tluat left 1,450 C... ..._
caatomen wttaao.t power at abcMat S:15 p.a . llOD4a,J.
Power wu rmtored to &11cutmaenbf7:45 p.a . T1M blut
OCC1llTed on Palmew Jut eoatll of h.Dllower. It appaftlltlJ
occurred wben a crew blt an und4'1'1)'0Gnd line nearby.
A.boot S90 an petty cash was
1>0rtcd stolen from an office on ~own ('enter over lhC four-day
fhanksaivana w~~e~d.
i\ lb-year-old man was annted
\lond" e~~1n1 at t~ Mal'1hall's
,iott a Iler alle-cdly ~lk1n1 out of the
t • • A woman waulna in• parked car
told poli« she was the Vtctim of 1n
indecent uposun: unday af\cmoon
A pocket watch wonh S600 was
stolen from the top of a drc ser in an
apanment on the 400 block of
Promontory Point Dn"c. • • • About $4001n damage v.as done to
an lsuiu coupe parked in a park1oa
tructurc 11 the Par'k Newport aoart·
..
• • • meone brokC' 1n10 the Radin
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British envoy to India shot to death . . bombl
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Irish Republican Anny mi&ht be were t"4> uailantt and aid Norri& Jn Bombay, the Maharashtra state have said they feared renewed IR ret•
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Death Hught for gay murder •a•pect.
LOS ANGELES -The deatb penalty will be sought if two men charged
with slaying three homosexual prostitutes art: convicted, a prosecutor said.
Two other men arc charged with single murder counts in the case.
Deputy District Attorney Rita Stapleton said Mor1day at a pre-trial
hearing t~t she would seek the gas chamber for George Godfrey, 42. a part-
time motel clerk and Robert Ormsbee, 20, who is unemployed.
SIJJp with 62 aboard •lnting
SAN FRANCISCO-· A frci&}lter with 52 people on board was taking on
water in rough seas earl y today as at struggled to mue it to port before sinking,
authorities said. U.S. Coast Guard Seaman Paul Gardner said a 482-foot
Indian ship, the Ratna Klrti. was taking on water through a four-inch hole in its
bow. The vessel was about 250 miles off Cape Mendocino, where gale-force
winds and 2~foot waves were handcring rescue operations. Gardner said it was
possible the ship wo uld sank before it reached San Francisco Bay.
ae.ert bike race traU 'clean'
BARSTOW -A cursory look at a small part of the Barstow-to-Las Yeps
motorcycle course showed that rain washed away most signs of the race which
environmentalists feared would damage the desert, a federal official said. But
the Sierra Club_ said it will continue coun action to prevent next year's n.1n of
the race, which lured 1.200 riders Saturday on the 140-mile Mojave Desert
course. This year 849 riders finished the race. said Ed Schneider of the Bureau
of Land Management.
Domlnelll health delay• rullng
SAN DIEGO -Uncertainty over how well J. David Domioelli is
recuperating from a stroke has prompted a federaljudge to postpone ruling on
the jailed financier's competence to stand trial on fraud charges. After listening
to two court-appointed psychiatrists who examined Dominelli, U.S. District
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with trial proceedings at this time.
Mllllonalre '• •on'• trial begin•
LOS ANGELES -The long-pending trial of Henry Hamson "Ricky"
Kyle btgan with a prosecutor claimang Kyl~ killed his his millionaire father to
get his estate. The yo unger Kyle, son of Four Star lnstemational president
Henry Harrison Kyle, shot the cider Kyle "to obtain his father's money and his
father's estate," Deputy District Attorney Lewis Watnick said Monday an
opening statements to a Los Angeles Superior Court jury. A wealthy Texan,
Kyle, 60, headed a $100 million empire that included apartments, restaurants.
dairy farms, coal mines and a bank.
WOR LD
Top Soviet mbJuter •tUl allbJ6
MOSCOW -Defense Minister Dmitri F. Ustinov, who has not been seen
in public for two months and reponedly has been hospitalized. missed the
op.:nin& of the Soviet Parliament's fall session today as offi cials proposed
higher spending for defense and technology. All other members of the ruling I 2-man Politburo except Moscow Communi st Party chief Vik tor V. Grishin,
who is in Mongolia, filed into the ornate hall of the Kremlin Parliament, or
Supreme Soviet. to the applause of 1,500 deputies ..
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C'AIRO, Eaypt -Egyptian authorities, workinf with U.S. narcotics
agents, seized aoout 20 tons of huhish aboard a ship an what a U.S. official
today described as "the lafJCSt sinaJe haul of hashish ever n Egypt and possibly
in the world." Thomas Dolan, a U.S. Drua Enforcement Admirustration
official, estimated the street value of the bashiah at about SSO millfon, based on
the Eayptian street vaJue ofabout $2.500 for 2.2 pounds ofhuhiab.
I•nelu attack IJlerrllla IMlw
BEi RUT, Lebanon -Israeli afr force jeu attacked Palestinian auerrilla
bases in Syrian--controlled eastern Lebanon today. Police aa.ld seven oeoole
were k.illedand nine wounded. Fiveofthedead were PaJestiniansguerrilfauftd
two wert: Lebanese civilians, accordlna to a eoHce statement lsaued in BeiNt.
lt said all those injured were Palestinian auerrillas.
American, W. German lleld IJ011fa6e
MANILA, Philipp1nes -The U.S. Embusy today received a note
demandinJransom foran Americao and a WcttOerinan reported to have been
kidnapped on by Moslem rebels on a southern Philippine Island, the emz
said. S1 kesman Allan Cro,han aaid the cmbaM received the note thro
the maYi°but declined to elaborate on its contents. tiliplno military authori
said earlier the rebels were askina for the equivalent ofS25,000.
Colombu dra6 bombU.. till• 1r0m•a
BOOOT A, Colomb11 -A bombina outside the U.S. Embusy here
appears to sian&i a new terror cams-ian by Colombian dfUI tnffickeh aimed
at haltina a cnckdown on marijuana and cocaine 1mup11na to the United
tate1, an embassy source said. The 22-pound dynamite bomb killed one
woman aod Injured 1i1 men, all Colombians. Monday af\emoon. Twelve da)'I
earlier. Colombia-'• drua traffickers -who operate a multi-balhon dollar
buline -threatened to kilJ five Americana for every Colombi.an extradited
to the United tates on dNtchaqa, U.S. officlats 111d.
As a result of that threat, the State Dcpenment ev1cuated the families of
ht cmblssy emptoyect to the United Stata, the embassy sourct Lold the
Associated Pre ton Monday.Families of other employees hive been asked to
return to the United States on a voluntary besls.
' ;
Artificial
hea tsaid
working
well today
LOUISVILLC. Ky (AP) -l·orty-
ei ght hours after ret1l'1v111g u per-
n1ancnt anific1al h~rt, Wilham J
l\l hrocder was breathing on h1s,own
fi1r the fin.t ti me today and was able to
;1\k lui. doctor whether the heart wa~
work mg and when ht· rnuld ha vc a
can of beer.
Jn his lirsl nm~ting w11h 1ht· p1e'><i.
1>1 W1l1 1am < DeVnc'i, the \urgcon
who implanted ttie pla'ill~hcan. also
.,aid this morni'hg that Schroeder
rnuld be ahle lo lcaH' the hO\pllal a'
\oon a\ before < hrntmas William Schroeder
\I 6 am toda}. ~hrocdcr \\ti\ rl'rel\ ing the pol) urethane and metal
ll'OIO\t•d from a re'ip1ra1urforthc first hean ~unda:,.. but DeVneHa1d 1oda}
lime '>Int<' \unda)' \ opcrn11on and tha1 11 had become dear b) I rida}
WllS final!\ ;ihfl' It) lalk Wtfcn lhl' that ')d1.rocdcr W3\ OOl going lO
breathing tube wa'> rl·mm l'd from h1<. <.un l\.l' the \.\cckcnd
thruat. l>cV11cs .,,11d \\l..ed "'hen &·hrocdcr might be ~chnx.-tkr's fir'>I \\Ord'> \H"rt· ... I~ ahk lo IC'ave 1he ho<ip11al. lkVne'i
thl' heart workin~all right" I' 11 gmng \a1d .. , hope before C hmtmas, bu1 I
10 do on}th1ng for }oil" m h:rm., of th1nf.. that's very op11 m1'\t1c on m>
ad,anc1ng re.-.earth. l>l·Vne' '•11tl pan ..
''I'd hkl· <1 rnn of lx•t•r ·· lhl' \urgrnn \kan"l11le. doctor'> at Humana
Regan tax plan cuts deductions
78 percent Of lLS.J:axpayerS WOUid .~~---' f111r('T nd \tmpltt I lOm· pltcatcd un cock. dopuon o( w1<1c· their tax bills cut or re mai n the same ran&Jn1 chanat' \\ould mark thr
\ hiwst overhaul of the '>stem since
WASHINGTON (Al') -The
Treasury Ocpartmenl°'> drumattC
overhaul of the Amcnc:an tu '>'>tcm
would slice federal income ta" rate'>.
do away with a vanety tif deduction~
and double the perl>onal exempt101110
$2,000. administration offic1al~ said
T reasury Secretary Donuld Regan
was unveiling the plan. which needs
the approval of President Reagan and
the Congress. later toda)'
It would retain the deduction for
mongage interest on t<lJ(payers' pnn-
c1pal residences but hm1t 10 $5.000
the dcduc11on for all other mtere'>I.
1ncludrng that lor mongagcs on
~cond or vaca1111n hon :'>. ~1d the
offic1al<1. who '>poln· only on the
cond111on the)' not he 1dent1fied .
MorcO\er. the} ~aid the plan
would rap the ~pcl·1al adjustment
enacted m 1981 io largd, compensate
for the so-lt'all<'d .. mama&t' penalty." the income 1'1' came into bcina 71
I hat choose Ins two-cuner couplt''I )t"ars ago.
exclude a ma.um um of $3,000 from rhc Repn plan center\ t111 a
their taxable income. "mod1fird Oat" tu prQJX>~I for
In all, thcoflic1alHIUd 78 Jlt°Tt'Cnt or 1nd1\'1dua1 .. that ~ta1h~ the number
ind1v1dual tupayer!. would S« their of tax rates and end' many dcduc.:-
incomc tait payments faU or .hold lion~. exclusions and credit\ A pure
<>teady under Regan' "nearl y year-flal-l41X plan would lax everyone at
long efTon to come up with a better the ~mt ratt , regardless of income,
way to tax the nauon On average. and wipe o ut nearly all dcduc11onl!.
Amerit:an tnxpa:rers would find their The Treasury'\ modified ptan dips
federal tux bi lls foll 8.5 percent. the the ~urrent 16 Lu rates to three. wuh
oflic1als ~1d. the top hn1t•keL sliced from 50 percent
Twenty-two percent of tupayers. tu 1S pc1ccnt for the wcalth1et
mostly tho'IC 1n high tax brackets. t;npa)l'r\ fhc t\.\o other rate~ art' '>(I
would turn Q\cr more to the govern-at 25 pcn.l·n1 and I~ pcrn·nt alwn.I
ment h> bcinJ !.tnppcd of woy\ to 1ng tu these soun.c't
shelter their income from the tax The lo"' est rate c; urrcnth " 11
collector, they said. rx·m:nt But the 00ic1al\ ..aid la\l'" tor
President Reagan ordered the 1hu"4.' In lower bracket'> wouldn't
Trea ury Depanmcnl in Januaf) lo l11mh lx-lause h1&her pcr!.onal e).-
undenake the stud> 1n an eOort Ill l'mpllun't "-'Ould be put in plate tn
One gif l died, one survived
but hospital confused the two
p_rcn lh
"l a t wo uld be v1noally
eli minated for an)OM I\ the povm y
l,e\.cl or bclow " o~ ofracial said. He
added lhll somr lo•·wincome tu·
pa)crs ~ould fi nd tht'ir tax biUl
lumbhna b) 30 pt"rccnt.
The plan cal ti for rai1ina tbe
!"' rsonar ncmptioo for uxpaym.;
'IJ>OU~ and the1r depeodenll from
the current S 1.000 to S2.000, official$
said
The amounl for tht" standard
dcdulllOn -formtlly called thcuro
brad.ct amount 1-would riw from
S2,.S I 0 for 'im&)e tnpayens to $2,800;
from S3. 7 I 0 for JOIO l ttturm to
S 3,800, and from $2,S I 0 for beads of
hou\t'hold'I 10 $3.800. the official
\aid
While man} dcduc,1ons would be
\nipped the Treasury plan retain~ the
one for mortiage 1ntcr~t on t.u-
C)a)ers pnnc1pal re~1dences.
\a1d Sehl Ol'dl'r addl·d I kart ln\lltUll' International, whteh Dl·Vitl'' ,31d '-;thronkr had a H'r> ha\ permi<>sion to perform five more 'I'm Pa tty . Pa tty "That's )'Our daughter,' wh) would I ,,11d the 1n)urcd girl 1<> 110\\ 111 fltirh
\table night, hnd tx·en g1vl'fl Ile d 11p<, implants, were alread)' screening two not want to believe it wa'O hcr•1 M' 11ood rnnd111on.
lo sul·k on anti \\t1uld lwgin lo drink other candidate" for the opcrn11on. Pattv ' teen -ader other altcrna11vc was to bchcvt 'iht· I akl' '>a1tl '>he rarel> left thl' \1dt· nt ~ ~ie8Htttu1th411tl'f-4otl"r· ····-·· -·---· ~tolT1mt"T1ttt:rs~to11d1tlbc'1 mo ....... -..l~ ---···---~·-------wlt"Tt.lead~~ i::alte·satd MOT1dtrt--~·-1~·-~"g1rf-~ncc.-the ilt"\t
Schroeder, who remained 10 cnti· the lrft si de of Schroeder's che~t tells both fa milies Dunng those t>¥O weeks, rcla11"l'' dent .. Dunngthat ltme.l hadalltht·'>l'
lal rnndition. iuld DcV nl''> that he Monda) after X-rays revtakd that and authorities thou~I Shawn l al..c doubts going back and fonh and
Itel'> thl' artiliual heart "lie '>aid he fluid was cont1nu1ng 10 accumulate SIOUX CITY Iowa (AP) -( ol-14 was senously IOJured '" lhc <>umelxx.h al"'a"c, had an ans\\tr ··
tan fl'cl a thumping 1n hi\ ehcst." the lullow1ng a masc;1\e lo'>s of blood lcen Lake sa)''i she <iuspcctcd the acudcnt thal killed Patricia Noonan. r;==========-----===:::=:;;;~::::::;::========;
'urgcon '>aul. and "11\ a lt11lc prnm1-~unda) night. truth. that the injured girl who la) 16 Thl'n the IOJUred girl awoke from
ntnt... Liter X-ra)' were "1nlin11el) comatose 1n a hospital bed for two a rnma Saturday and stanlrd both
.. I ht hl•art pump " \\\Hking de,1rl'r." \uggcsting that lht· decom-weeks after a t'ar acndcnl wa~ not her lam1hes by saymg. ''I'm Pall~ Pall)·
hcautilull) :· lkVrn.•., 'imd pn\lng blood and fluid leaking from daugh ter. But \hl' pushed thO'>l' Patt)·· IJ<K tor'> h<id Ix-en'") ing \t hn1<•d1.:r 'urrountling ll<>sue~ had been re-thoughts aside Oflic1als said Monda\ the\ were
had le'>s than a \\l'l'I.. lo I"' hdurl' mml'd said Dr \llan M lans1ng. ..When the authorities tell )Ou. 1n1ngtodeterminehowthl'1dcn11t1e't o(thl' two girls had become confu..ed
Letters, money sent to girl
burned by would-be rapist
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -A
Christmas stocking .stuffed with
letters and an anonymous $5,000'
c11shler's check are the ways
~eople showed their sympathy
for a teen-age glrl whose face
was seared to the bone by an
acid-throwing kidnapper.
The check from a North Holly-
wood address was among $8,000
received Monday by a trust fund
for Cheryl Bess, a 15-year-old
. San Bernardino High School
student.
About $20,000 has been raised
so far, with donations coming
from as far as Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, he said.
"One man called from Kansas
City and was crying on the phone.
He said he had a 15-year-old
daughter named Cheryl,"
Malmberg said.
Malmberg said others 1 have
been volunteering aid to the
teen-ager, Including a Los An-
geles foundation that usually
grants the last wishes of ter-
minally ill children, and former
Harlem Globetrotters player
Meadowlark Lemon. who called
Monday to arrange a benefit
basketball game.
The teen-ager is recovering In
the burn unit of the UC Irvine
She was blinded and left tem-
porarily speechless after being
kidnapped Oct. 24 on the way to
school. The abductor tried but
failed to rape the SOQhomore,
poured acid on her and left her to
die In the ~esert, 12 miles south
of Vlctorvllle. A worker at the
nearby C1lllfornla Aqueduct
caUed authorities.
Convicted kidnapper Jack
Oscar King, 65, Is being held on
$500,000 ball at San Bernardino
County Jell.
Editors: Donations for the
Cheryl Bess Trust Fund can be
sent to the San B~rnardlno
Cowaty Safety EmplOYNS Ben-
efit Msoclatlon, 697 N. Mountain
VlflW Ave., San Bernardino. Calif.
92401.
.\ car carrying Shawn. Patnc1a and
their fa thers collided with a bus,
k1ll1ng three occupants ofthl' car The
Iowa H1ghwa) Patrol h<1ted them as
Patricia Noonan. John Thomas
NooQan. 45. and I..:.cn1s Harold Lake.
42
Karmen "loonan. Pa1ric1a·c;
mother. \\as notified at 4 a m Sunda)
of the mistaken 1dcn11ty. and that the
daughter 'ihl' thought was buried
alongs1dl' her father was ahve.
"It'<, a feeling you JUSt cannot
dcscnbc,'" Noonan said Monday.
•'"J he JO) IS lx')OOd word~:·
Lake s:ud ~he "asn't ccnain of the
inJUrl·d girl\ 1dl'n11t~ .die lir'>t lime
she <>a" her al the Marian Health
C 'cntt·r
"It the~ had ~1d to me. ·is Lhat your
daughter'1• at lhal p()1nt. I "'ould have
~1d. ·1 dun't know :·· bc(:ausc of thr
inJunc<;, bla((.. C)e'>. dried blood and
ahra\IOO'> on the girl"!> talc and 1hc
ho'ipllal equipment lo whu:h '>he "a"
altacht•d
Thl' girl slipped 10 and out ol
lOnsc1ousncss for tht nc\l "-Cek. and
wasn"tablc to talk uolil f hank.sg1vmg
Da' Like s~11d.
~ur'il.' Millie W';cofl <>upcn •~or ol
th(' rl'hab1htol1on unit at thl' ho'ipllal.
''We'd like to acknowledge It,
but I'd feel funny , sending a
thank-you letter for $5,000 to
'occupant,··· sai d Llirry
Malmberg, president of the San
Bernardino County Safety Em-
ployees Benefit Association
which helps administer the trust. Medical Center In Orange. ---'-----------------------
$1 billion cocaine
haul seized by cops
'tllC C \ \111 ( \P) P(JliCC who
!irrl'\tl'd lour mrn at n dc\l'rl road·
hlo<:k and w11t·d I. Ci!)() pound\ ol
h1gh-gradl' lOl.llnl' \\011h nn l'\11·
mated $1 h1ll1 on \\l"ll' .1lcncd h\ a
\atallOOIO(l Jl'telll\t• \\hll \J)lllll'd
fn·"h a1rplanl· 1r.tl f..\ nt JI\ :ihandonl'd
\liorld WJr 11 .llf\lnP JUlhOrltll'\
said
The drug "rt1prx·d 1n rnhm·d
ltnfoil w,1 lllnfi<.talcd Monda'
when authontll'\ 'lnPJ>l'tf l"-11 1mkup
truck\ heading trom thl' <llr\lllp to a
ncarh\ 1ntl'f\tall' \.11d lkll'l llH'
l 'an\.\ 1ll1<1nt\ ol lhl· f\lohaH' l oun-
l'v 'ihcnff., lkpar1nu·n1
[he \ alUC •Uf the l'Cfll\ 131\ crn:atOC
·would tx· at lcn\t a h1llwn:· c;a1d
( hurll'\ ( on rm: a I louston-ha<>ed
'>pokcsma11 ~u 1hl' 11.s . c u'Olorn ..
Service. •·
MQha'c ( ounl\ C h1cf of l>cltl'·
ti' cs ()ale L<-nt wa\ checking ~oml·
trap hoes on h1'> vau111on whl'n hl·
nul1rcd fresh tracks.Ion the din
.11r\tnp. "h1rh had lx·l·n U\ed fordrup.
traflicking. 'ia1d \\'1l ham\.
Lent al\o spotted two trud.!> IO the
ilrl'a and \\JS '\U\PI( IOU\ ol them
(ailed h1\ olfal·. and dl·pu11es hor.
W\\l"d a road grader lo '>t'I up a
hlo<:kadt" on a ro<id leading lo Inter·
\l:ttc 40., \.11d \\ tllmm\. r our rntn 10 lhl' p1rkup\ -two
\mencano.and l\\O Mc,1can<, -wen·
arrl'\h:d w1thuu1 1nudcnt "hrn thl'
1rmks reat.hcd the roadblod. \\ii-
Iiams <>aid
l he coraine wa<> found 1n mtm·
than 700-'bnghtl} colorrd < hmtma'
tinfoil pat:kl•tc;," Willia ms 1\a1d "I'm
no\ kidding when I say that ctth<.'r. It
wac; nil rnh1r.. of foil, '>ome red, \Ollll'
blue ...
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, spinal stress
2 headache
3. neck pai~
4. back pain
5 muscle &
101nt pain
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Search for Laura
keeps tot's plight
before the public
In his own, soundly criticized way. Walter Goode may have
performed a public service Saturday. .
Goode, a private investigator from Orange. organized a
search party of volunteers that scoured a portion of Joshua Tree
National Monument for clues to the disappearance of3-year-old
Laura Bradbury of Huntington Beach. Well , organized may be
·the WTong word. Reports of disorganization from the scene make
the search party seem more like a surprise party. Surprise: Of the
1,000 volunteers Goode estimated would participate, only 150
or so showed up. Surprise -dangerous surprise: Many of them
were armed. Surprise: Observers from the sheriffs department
found no indication of maps to aid the searchers. Surpri se: The
volunteers were ill-equipped for the wea ther.
__ --· __ -.But. despite i tsiault.und..des.pi_te..rumblin~ .abau.t..Goodc · s
motives, the search turned up a few leads. though none excite
the authorities.
,
Overall, the mission must be considered a fiasco; the
Bradbury family even dismissed Goode. who wa~ working for
fr~. •
The real value ofGoode's search party 1s that i.t keeps Laura
Bradbury's name and picture in the news a while longer. It gives
us a means to present the story again , in the hope that someone
w111 recognize the missing ~hild or the suspect believed to be
driving a blue van whom police are so anxious to question.
The search also demonstrated to Mike and Patty ~radbury
that people care about Laura, that their pain and loss arc shared
-if only in a small wa y.
The best thing anyone could do for the Bradburys 1s to find
Laura, but, in the meantime. it must help a bit to know they arc
not alone.
Laura Bradbury Suspect
Anyone with information about the child or the suspect
above should call the San Bernardino Sheriffs Department at
(6 19) 366-3781 or the Orange County Search and Rescue Team
at (71 4) 828-3200.
Expanding John Wayne
would ruln beauty of NB
To 1hc Ed11or
This ktta 1s in repl)' to the notice
thal v.a-; -;cnt to all Newport Beach
and Corona del Ma r residents with
their water bill
I refu-.c to accept the idea that
Orange County ma) try to transform
a local and very hm11cd airport into a
major one -and 1hat 1n the very
center of our community. Wh y de-
stroy wh ole neighborhoods and ruin
the beaut) and peace of this cit y.,
Noise and air polluuon will very
quickly t•rodc th1<; whole area. The
airport v.h1ch 1s being contemplated
now will be in'lu f1k1ent and totally
outdated b) the 11me 11 t\ built. If n
future popula11on growth JU!.ll lies
more plane'>, let uc; bc futumlll, go all
the wn' and hu1lt ;1 lnrg<' mcxkrn
airport in a wide open area. Let us
have monorails above freewa)\. or
fast trains such ai. Japane\C. West
German or French ra1lwa)s to tal..c U'>
to that airport. therefore avoiding
more roads. more parking area. more
traffic. more noise. more polluuon.
Let us Ix' a model for the rest of the
country. What th e cou nty is planning
now 1s going 10 become a nightmare
for all of us who live in this beautiful
area.
I beg the Supervisors to seri ously
reconsider oth er alternati ves. I will
persona II} fight such an expansion. 3'>
pre~ntl )' planned. by every pos'i1bl<'
means
J.\( Ql IELI NE SHELBllR NF
( orona dcl Mar
Cohen's facts come under fire
To 1hc fd11or
R1\ hard ( ohcn·, tolunin on .....:o,
:! I lcnH''. a lot to be dc\trcd a\ far ai;
truth and fact go
He decnec; f.1'>cnhowcr lal11ng for
the domino theor) in 'iouthca'>t A'i1a
Would Mr. Cohen and Mr. I laydco
and Mi ss f-onda and "'icnalor Ken-
nedy want ur, to bcllevc th at 'iouth
Vietnam did not fall to the C om-
mun1 ~1c. ac. well a!ii Cambodia and
Lao' rind that four m1ll1on people
were not murdered 1n ( .imbodia
following the overthrow of the gov·
cmments there''
He would have U'I hche"c that
Dwight Davi~ b'ICnhower did no1
uphold the Supreme < oun'" de·
.ci,ion5 on C1HI nght\ i\ppnrentl)
there were no troop'> l'nlled 0111 thr
Nat1of\a,I (1uard wa, not 1n l 111lc
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
I ~ IPf'P' t r • n .. 14"14 • ,,.,, tit•
Rock to suppon the 1ntcgrat1on a\
ordered b} the Supremc ( ·oun. Pre-.1-
dent Eisenhower had an e'tcmplary
record on upholding Supreme C oun
dec1s1ons.
Richard Cohen al~ blame'> Scna-
IQT Josep~ McCanhy'' behavior on
Eisenhower's lack of attacking or
responding to the Mc<. anh> era. h
there not some separation betw<.-cn
the executive branch of government
and the kg1slative bra nch of govern·
mt•nt" And was not the senator a part
of 1he lee1sla11vc branch of govern·
ment which created the atmo pherc
lor McCarthy lO operate 1n'1
I hope you let someone rebut
( ohen·~ wild fn.·n11cd mitcment'i thnt
arc not fot"tual and rather inaccurate .
JIM 0 BOOM
NewPon fkach
H. L. Schw•rtr Ill
Tom T•lt
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"TheSlmpson-Mazzoll plan w1uldn 't try to stem lmmtgra_tton at Its
source-something that may be Impossible. Its proposed measures
are akin to treatlngf)<!numonla with a skin cream just because the
patient also has a slight rash. · · .
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Simpson-Mazzoli bill:
License to discriminate
With the S1mpson-Mazzoli imm1-
grat1on reforms on hold for at least
another year. there's time to examine
the reasons they m·ver made 1t
1hrough Congrc!>'> -and shouldn't
have.
In short form. those reason!> arc
simple: The proposed reforms would
never work. What's more, they would
almost cenainly create a caste system
in the JOb market. Employers would
!ihun prospec1s with brown or cJlive-
toncd skin or a Span1sh-soundil'lg
name.
1 he ~1mpson-Mazzoli plan
wouldn't try to stem imm1gra11on at
its source -something that may be
1mposs1ble. Its proposed measures
are akin to treating penumonia with a
skin cream JUSt because the patient
also has a '>light rash. The rash might
be cu red. bu1 the disease goes on.
The planned reforms would have
tried to cure 1llegal 1mm1gra11on by
c.lapping cnminal penal11es on em-
plo)'<.'rs v,,ho knowing!) hired un·
documented workers. And the
burden of proof was to Ix' on
emplo)'crs of illegals. who would have
10 '>how that they had no way to know
th<.·y had hired an untouchable.
That plan was s1m1lar to one that
was ( aliforn1a law for about a month
in 1973, dunng President Reagan's
second term as this sta1e·!ii governor.
Reagan liked 11 then.just as he likes 1t
now. bu1 it was thrown out by the
couns then. panly because judges
said the employer sanct1or.,; would
lead to racial d1scnmina11on.
For the only sure way an employer
could avoid any chance of trouble
with 1mm1gration authorities would
be by refusing to hire anyone who
looked hke he could possibly be an
1 llegal.
THOMAS
Euas
Imagine the consequences in Cali·
forma. where most projections sa}
the populace will be about half
Hispanic by 1hc end of this century.
And those forecasts only include
citizens. not the millions of illegal
aliens now here and th ose sure to
arrive 1n the next 15 years.
In effect. S1mpson-Mazzoli sug-
gested thatcmployersavo1d the group
that will soon make up half of
Cahfom1a. This strategy 1s not only
discnm1na1ory. bu t bad business.
sinc.c 11's bound to ahenale a big share
of the potential customers for any
business.
What'!ii more. em ployer ~nctlons
can't come close to put11nga lid on the
incoming 1mm1gran1 tide. For the
spurs to 1mm1grat1on 1n the new-
comers' homelands arc far more
compelling than a deterrent like the
mere chance of unemploymenl.
"The lack of a guaranteed JOb has
never stopped anyone from coming
to California and it especially won't
stop people as poor and desperate as
most undocumented workers arc.''
says Republican U.S. Sen. Pete
Wilson. the former mayor of San
Diego. first stop for many illegals 1n
Amenca. ''The only thing 1hat can
stop them is the prospect ol work 1n
their homelands."
Nor would employer ~ncuons
eliminate the demand for cheap labor
that helps fuel today's illegal imm1-
gra11on from Mexico and· Central
Amenca. As long as few Americans
want 10 work as car wash attendants.
chicken farm hands and restaurant
dishwashers. employers will have to
take whatever workers they can get,
even jf there's some risk involved.
"The demand will not cease." says
Jorge Bustamante, director of T1-
juana·s Center for Border Studies.
"Any law that contradicts (the need
for cheap labor) will fail."
Which means that Wilson IS nght
in su~esting that any solution to the
1mm1gra11on problem will have 10 be
tied 10 d1plomaq . Only peace and
prospenty tn their homelands can
prevent m1lltons of poor and threat-
ened Latinos frpm seel..tng refuge
here. Their motives are 1dent1cal to
tho!>c of the European and Asian
immigrants who have always come
here in larger numbers when things
were bad in the old country.
The bottom line on Simpson·
Mazzoli. th erefore. 1s simply that ii
can't work in the real world. Very
likely, no law could work if economic
aid and diplomacy don't lay the
groundwork first.
But this law would have been
especially flawed because of the open
discrimination 1t mandated. When
that's changed. the other proposed
reforms the plan contained may pass.
but anyone who expects them to stem
the human 11de from the south 1s not
realistic.
Tbomas Ellas /1 a Santa Monie•·
based columnJ1t on 1tstle /11ue1.
MeetJoeBftsplk. He's our
representative in Morocco
WASHING fON -Joscph Verner
Reed. the U.S. iimbassador to Moroc-
co. may well be the Joe Bf\spllc of
A.menca~ foreign policy. Like the
walking jinx of the old "Li'I Abner"
comic strip. Reed seems to be a
magnet for disaster wherever he goes.
When Recd was a speciaJ assistant
Ill David Rockfcller a few years ago.
he was instrumental in arranging the
"1\11 of the shah oflran to America for
cancer treatment. The shah's brief
\ta) in the lJn1tcd States was 1he
'>park that 1gn11cd the seizure of the
l I S. Embas<>y in Tehran and the
capture of the hostages.
Pcrhap<; 1n gratitude for Reed's
unw1tt1ng role in Jimmy Caner's
defeat. Pres1det11 Reaghn appointed
him his man in Rabat. But even the
leg<.·ndary luck of the Gipper was no
match for the Bftspllc -er. Recd -
Jln:it. ' '
A~ I reported reccntJ}', Recd was
<.'aught by .. urpmc when his supposed
good friend. Kin~ Ha ssan1 signed a
treaty of unity with Amenca's most
virulcnl enemy m the Arab world,
Libyan d1cu11or Muammar Khadafy.
But this fore1$n policy disaster
came as no ~urpn&e to Sen. Thomas
ni'1t·ton. D-Mo. F'pllowi ng a blltef
VISlt to Morocco two. years aao,
Cagleton wrote an acerbic letter to
Secretary of tate George hult1
exprc'l'iing h1sd1smayovcr the envoy.
My n'i'iOC1a1c Luccttc LaJnndo has ~en the letter in which Eagleton twice
referred to Recd as n "nitwit."
E aleton aot nght to the point.
"Georae." he wrote. ·•for the fir5t time
an my 14·year natc career. I mus1
wnlr an overwhelm1naly n('puve
rcpon on an ambas cfor. Without
hcatma around the d1plom111c bush.
Amh:mador Jo~ph Rctd 1s a 14-
kar.it n1tw1t "
l glctM md1catcd that ht~ two
collce1guc~. Sens Paul Laxalt. R-Nev .
and Mark 0 . Hatfield. R-Ore .. were
cqu, lly up~t over the ambassador's
'JACK
AIDEISOI
"propnctary and possessive" referen-
ces to Hassan as "our Icing." Eagleton
provided thcJDllowing examples:
•"There are· 7 .000 Moroccan stu-
dents in socialist France. This poses a
real threat to OUR king,"
•The election of Soc1allst
Gon1ales in pa1?1 along with Soc1al-
1s1 Mitterrand poses a threat to OUR kin ...
?he 11enatorobscrvcd: "George, the
embassy stafTi s demoralized. I would
be, too. 1f I worked underth1s n1tw1t."
He added: "I am informed that he
is so dippy that he has Flad the shah of
Iran's son as his house guest and
refers to him a5 'your majesty."'
Eagleton, an Amherst and Harvard
man. speculated that Reed's back·
ground was to blame ... Ambassador
Keed is a graduate of Yale and of
David Rockefeller." he wrote to
Princctonian Shultz. "Possibly he
might have f.Otlen over one. but
obviously can t get over the combina·
tion. In short, he suffers from an
incurable stratf\ of Yalerock. He runs
around the hotel grounds in his Yale
jogging suit ... (and needs only) a
bu lldog to make the act complcte:t'
With astonishing prescience.
Eagleton foresaw trouble ahead with
Recd as .S. ambassador to Morocco
-which was seeking U.S. military
aid against leftist rebels in the western
Sahara.
"George, 1f Ambassador Reed were
serving in Monaco7iJ wouldn't makr
a hell of a lot of 'ttifferenct"," the
senator wrote. "But Morocco de-
serves better. It is involved in a
serious thing called war." He won·
dered how Shultz "could rel y on any
advice from this guy with respect to
what equipment. etc .. we should send
or sell to ~OUR' kina." and added:
''The matter is '{ery serious."
J•ct Aoder1on I• • 1yadfoaltd
col11mal1t. <"
-
You call Vasiliev
a common name?
Q. Whit u'C the thrte mo t com· considered nonnat with D rcadma of
mon last names 1n Russ11., 97. 7. •
A. Ivanov. Vas1hev and PclrO\'
Normal hody tnnpcrttturt' for thr
ymrna may be 98.6 dcarcc F .. blJt
nuncs \a) people over 6S can be
Rembrandt
ponraits.
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c-el•m.J.-l.
painted 62
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THOMAS &LIAS
colamnl•t
WALTER
GBURROUGHS
Person.al
labels an
irritation
If lette r reads
'Confidential,·
he'll toss it out
Ever since August 6 of the current
year I've been saving envelopes
which on the face say "Personal and
Confidential."
Want to know how many there are?
Fifty-rune.
From this I guess I am supposed to
extrapolate the idea that there's some
deep dark secret enclosed which I and
only I am supposed to learn by
opening the envelope.
Phooey.
The deep dark secret in all of them
1s that I should make a contribution
to some "wonhy" cause or other-ii)
most cases a political contribution. In
~ few cases I have overcome my
annoyance and made a contnbuuon.
But 1n most cases it's an automatk
tum-off for any contribution.
In mnears in the Army I recall that
one of the first things new officer!!
coming on active duty were told was
"No envelope should bear any nota·
uon such as RESTRICTED. CON·
FlDENTIAL or SECRET.
"If the contents are really personal
bul nol restricted in any other way thi.'
envelope may be marked PER-
SONAL. lo this event there should be
no second envelope with one of the
other markings on it. In shon,
PERSONAL on an outside envelope
should mean 1ust that. That 1t is a
letter bet ween friends or re la ti ves of a
personal nature and does not contain
an) 1nforma11on dangerous to the
sccunt) of the country 1f an enem)
agent shoold sec 11.
"It the content!> are reall) confiden-
11al. restricted or secret the com-
mun1ca11on should be placed in a
~cond envelope. addressed 10 the
ul11matc rcetp1cnt and marked CON-
FIDENTIAL or RESTRICTED or
SEC'RET
"Such a letter may be sent by
certified mail or registered mail with
the requirement th at receipt of de-
livery is required. Even so the
de!.ignauon of class of restricti <'n
should be marked on a second
envelope enclosed."
It you are one of the growing
number of fund raisers that think you
are going 10 get better attention from
the contents of an envelope by
marking it "Personal and Confiden·
11ar•. let me tell you that. so far as I am
concerned. my inclination is to toss it
into the waste basket without opening
11. That's the kmd of personal and
confidential treatment I feel is in·
d1ca1ed.
Dunng Worlc War II the m1smark-
ing of confidential commu01cat1ons
was a real problem . Even reports or
orders put into d1plomat1c mailbags
were seldom immune fro(Tl enem)
~urve11lance.
Dunng the invasion of North
A fnca there was a tremendous prob-
lem in getting commumcations to
General Eisenhower.
I recall that when 11 was decided to
bomb the Ploest1 oil fi elds tticre was
much confidential telephone con-
versation in which scramblers were
used. Even so, no conversation longer
than minu1e-minute-minute was
permitted.
When the chief of staff and his
command associates decided to give
clearance 10 the bombing there was 11
compl icated plan developed in the
Pentagon and this was sent by air by
officer couner via the Natal (Brazil)
Asccne1on l~land and Dakar route.
I Just don't know how I got off on
this matter of concern but I dad and I
trbngly advise you Toney raisers not
to use that smart~alec indicia, Pet·
sonal and Confidential on your
rnvclopes. It's a waste of 20 cem1
postage and most likely will hut off
rather than stimulate t1'e conttibu·
tions you are seekinj -if that's the
reason yo u're using 1t.
The latest package 1 have received
marked Personal and Confidential •• a pi tch from someorganiution which
claims it has a project to research a rc~y for rheumatism. I can't recall
the . me of the orpni1ation but it was asy to know because the return
c s wa in 18 point type Th
Personal and Conftdent1a1 co~
munication ts now resting com·
fortably 1n the ro'Und file by my de lt.
me with a pro pcctus for 1 monc)'
market fund. The reason th1
envelope got opened is because ill
addition to the usual Personal ·~u~
Confidential thctt 1~ an additional
mark "Protected Money Marll,tt
Fund." Well. gentlem~n. 1rs
protected all nil.hi 1 know no safer
place than the bottom of my wa te
ba ket
W1Jttr B•rf'M11t1 11 Lite PU.1'1
loudt.1 Pflbll11frr.
* .,,. TUl°:SOAY, NOVEMBEA27, 191M .
. New lens si111plifies Cataract surgery
By SUSAN MONAHAN o..r,...c ... If• *414
other complications, he said.
Cataracts. a condition in which the eye's normally
clear lens become~. cloudy and opaque1 afflict approx-
imately three out dW"our people over the age of 6~. Thou&h
less common among younger people, cataracts can
develop at any age. Because the condinon can cause severe
vision impairment, surgical removaJ is sometimes
required.
The problem arises when the lens is replaced. .. U you He uplamcd that this is a ~tential baz.atd -beo the
remove the caW'ICU, you·re removin1 20 uniu or membrane bas to be trated With a laser foOowina a lent
mqn,i,fiqation.• e~plained Ohanesian. "You have to put It implant "The convenllonal lens. ir hit with i luer, cu
bac.t." fonJl a fncture ltne. While this d~n't hurt the lent, tbctt Cataract surgery m1ght soon become a less invasive
procedure if a new silicone intraocular lens (IOL) gains the
Food and Orua Administration's approval. Thick gluses or cont.act lenses arc sometimes the is eoncem that toxins could leak out"
Ophthalmol<>&ists Edward Kim and Roger Ohanesian
who share practices in Laauna Beach and San aemente,
have implanted IOLs in 20 patients in clinical research at
San Oemente General Hospital and South Coast Medical
e original operation, intracapsular cataract ex.trac-
tio rarely performed these days, said Kim. This
solution, but Kim says that most cataract patienu arc Soft antraocular lcnlCS have been used in other
suitable candidates for IOLimplants. In order to inten the countries, but the ophthalmologists say that thiJ is tbeooJy
standard IOL, a 6-to 8-millimeter incision is required. silicone lens they are aware of. Jt is manufactu.ted by the
Tbis neptes some of the advanta&es of pbacocmulsifica-Monrovia-based Suraical Tcchnol<?JY and Aoolied 1le-
1ioft. • searctr Co. (ST A:AR) under the trade namt E'Wti~ Lem.
The standard IOL implant following eataract Center in Laauna Beach, w · pt urc involves removinJ. the entire leris thoruab an
tncision approximately 14 millimeters wide.. ·
The new silteone IOL. however, can be folded to ftt The dcs1aner of the silicone tOL. Van N.ays
throuah a 3-millimeter incision. The lens will return to its ophthalmolQ&Jst Thomas Mazzocco. is ctwrman of
former shape once it is inserted. -STAAR's saenufic advisory board. removal is made of hard plastic. m and Ohanesian say
that visual acuity is the same with th types oflenscs. The ~~ ~OL. however. can be insert'fl through a smaller
"Now there arc safer methods," he said. With
extracapsularcataract extraction. the incision is reduced to
about I 0 millimeters and the back membrane of the lens is
lcf\.intact.
Ohanesian also pointed out that since silicone .KJm and Ohanestan arc enthuswt1c about the results
inc1s1on. •
'jThc big difference is the size of the wound," said
Kim. "IOL will cut the size of the wound in half."
The smaller incision enables the patient to heal more
quickly and reduces the rislc of hemorrhage, infection and
Phacoemulsification, or ultra sound removal, also
leaves the membrane intact and requires only a 3-
millimeter incision for lens removal. "It speeds the
operation and the recovery," said Ohanesian.
naturally filters out ultraviolet rays, no additives arc they have seen so far. "We haven't had any prob6tml1 and
necessary in the soft IOL. The hard lenses, on the other even theoretically, I can't sec any disadvantages to us1na it
hand, must be chemically treated to produce the same (over a hard lens)." said Kim.
effect. ''These additives arc bonded to the lenses in most While they agreed that an expanded investiption ia
cases. but irthere were to leak out. they would be toxic." he indicated. K.Jm speculated that the IOL may be available
said. to the pubhc wathm two )cars.
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Nadonal Cbarlty J-ea&ae debata.nta: front: Joan Liechty, Holly
Rlttenhoue and Pamela Doetal. Second row: Coartoey &offord,
Erin Werner, Kary Palmer, Alllaon Lyle, Mari Merrell and
Catherine Jonee. Third row: Hillary Nlblo, Barbara Nehrenber&,
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Lalle VanDell, April Thompeon, Jelllllfer Whelan and A.my
Wllllama. Fourth row: Anne Kendrick, Gretchen Seberi, Ellaa-
beth Clock, Ellabeth Rau and A.my lalarrel. Top: Heidi freuodt,
Julie Howard, Ellaabeth Thompeon ancl Annette JohanMOn.
Debutantes dance into society
Presen tation caps
slx years of s ervice
fo r Lea u e charities
By VIDA DEAN
De41y ..... .,. ....
Twenty-four fathers wearing
white tics and tails stood ta ll at the
sheer-draped, floral bedecked stage.
Presenter Albert Oeor1e Gel1Je
was in place at the microphone at
the o pposi te end of the Westin
South Coast Plaza Hotel ballroom.
"Presenting Ml11 Ellu betb Har-
rim an Clock, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Clock. On the arm of her
father, Mr. Ralph Clock."
The sheer draperies had parted
and the petite blonde stepped for-·
ward to make the traditional St.
James bow tltat debutantes have
been making for centuries.
Thus began Saturday night the
24th annual formal Debutante Ball
presentati on sponsored by the New-
port chapter of National Chanty
League.
The debutantes were presented
alphabeticall y in the same manner
until the last of the 24, Amy Betb
Wllllam Lane IV pneented a roMto AmJ
Williama' fat.Iler to claim la.la daDee at Mll.
Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. chosen their long white gowns w1 th
Barry Keith Wllllam1 was an-' short sleeves and carried white satin
nounced. muffs adorned with peach-colored
Each father escorted his daughter Kyria roses and baby's breath. For
down the length of red carpet as her the first time they wore their gold
favorite song or one that bad special and pearl medallions of the Na-
meaning fo r them was being played t1onal Charity League.
by the Ron Rubin Orcllestra. One of the talented debutantes,
~·Take Me Out to the Ball Game" Holly Ann Rlttenlloase, daughter of
was played as William Baddy ~Mr. and Mrs. La wren Baxter Rlt-
Palmer proudly escorted hisdaugh-tenhouse Jr., was attired in aself-
terMary Frttnces and "lfsa Grand fashioned gown. The Idaho Univcr-
Old Flag" was the tune as EUunetb stty student has been creating her
Ruth Ross walked wit~ her father own clothes since junior high school
Gene Wlllson Ro11 Jr. da)'sand 1scons1dennga carecr asa
The young women had speciall y designer.
Once all ofthedcbutantes had
been presented. they gathered for
the trad1t1onal waltz with their
fa thers. Then. escorts approached
the dance floor where they pres-
ented long-stemmed roses 10 the
fathers for penmssion to dance wt th
the daughters. Fathers then earned
the roses to the mothers and the
parents joined the young couples on
the dance floor. (Later the musical ~at became more spirited for the
)Ounger set.)
h had been a tong day fort he
debutantcs. who had rehearsed the
ceremony for 41n hours and Posed
for group and family portraits. The
debs also had practiced for two
hours Friday before traveling to n
Juan Capinrano by train for dinner
and wait~ practice.
This pcciaJ even1na for the )Ouna
women,aU mcm~n()f
Ticktoclccn. came after ix yun or
service to their community by
volunt~nn' for the numerous
Dhillnthrop1cs suppcrted by the
NCLchaRier. .. They in theusc" ice when
they arc in t c seventh arade. '.:said
&ara Ml .. •, bl.II dntttor "The)'
art cl-sable to make their debut onl)'
after tttis umc. AU are now rtt!hmen
1ncollqc~~~~t yearshcand
husband will be beck as deb
parent "Whcndtuahtcr1trtsM1a 1
(...._ ... D&BOT/82)
Kind-gestures
r~place. words
Invit ations might be misinterpreted , ~
better to demonstrate your affection
Long may language lave. but I
prefer gestures when it comes to love
and romance.
Lover's words, wntten or spoken.
are · wonderful symbols through
which one person sends a message to
another. But symbols, by definition,
1lre mere representations -and
intentions. alt too often. arc mis-
understood.
When it comes to affaLrs of ·the
heart, please show me; don't tell me
How can tt be possible to m1santerpret
a single statement?
Consider the following:
Hal comes home from work and
says to Carol. bis wife of many years.
"Wo~ld you·hke to go with me to the
mcrvies tonight?"
If misinterpreted, Hal's simple
question could provoke a hystcncal
outburst from Carol. She may Stt
Hal's invitauon as a giant put-<io" n.
"He knows be bas to spend the
evenin& with me and if ~ arc 10 a
movie theater, there will be no need to
Lalk.''
In some other circumstance. has
sample invitation may be seen as
havtng a sexual connotation '"Being,
with me in a dark movie theater has
always been a prelude to ~x for us ...
Perhaps Hal's question to Carol
really means. "There's a mo' 1e I'd
like to see tonight and 1t would be
rude of me not to ask you along ..
Or maybe he has no uhenor
motive. He simply wants Carol to go
with him to the movies.
She's more hkel} to res:><>nd to her
husband's non-,erbal gestures and to
her own feehngs rather than to the
words he's spoken.
This is even truer when 11 comes to
more direct expressions of love and
affccuon.
•·Communicauon'· -the 'erbal
kind -has fallen into a "ord trap
Overused b) pop pS}Chology. 11 ts
IJ101
ALwa
prescnbcd as a magic pouon and a
cure-all for almo)t everything includ-
ing anx1et). depression. divorce and
1mpotenc~.
I'm danng to suggest that some-
times 11's better to tttp quiet.
A mamage counselor who doesn't
want to talk about communication?
Listen. No. don't listen ... just watch
someone m your hfe.
lf)OU "'ant to know how a dear one
feels about ... ou. tu ne out bis or her
words for a wtulc. Concentrate in-
stead on faClal expremons and be-
havior.
\.\ atch has gestures. Touch her and
sta} tuned to non-verbal reaction. If
the commun1cat1on succeeds. you'll
kno" 1t and "'ords will Sttm un-~
necessan
.\nd don't forget about your own
behavior \.\-ords will always have
magical powers. but there's no ques-
tion that the essence of"commun1ca-
t10n" st1ll has to do with acuon.
Ho"' ha'e you demonstrated your
affection to another person this week?
What ha\C ~ou done to show your
lo , er that ~ou care->
Dr .\/gaz11) a mam'age aDd f11m1/y
rherap1sr in Corona de/ Mar. She
welcomes .'our responses. If you wi5h
a rep!). please enclose a sramped. self.
addrrssed en'-elope Wnte ro Linda
.\lgaz1. PhD . t: ·o Dail> Pilot, P.O.
Bo\ J 560. ( osu -.,,csa 9 2626.
ls back problem
sprain Or strain?
11 "as preHously stated an Rad,
Talk that tht' spine 1s a J,nam1,
mo' able tructurc. Ne).t to the skm
the spine is the bod) 's ~ond largc'>t
organ Its 26 venebrae arc ~ur·
rounded by vanous hgaml·nt~ .me.I
muscles.
panal ligaments conne{·t bone to
bone. as 1s the case w1lh all hgaml'nts
an the bod\. Muscles arc 'iupponang
tissues 1ha0t allow for mo' emeni o f
the bod}' 'W tthout our mu~lcs c,ur-
round1ng the spmc. we "ould not be
able to stand erect. hence the name
"erector spa nae." for the longuudanal
muscle group in our back .
lo addttton to this most important
group of extensor muscles. tht'rt arc
thru mu le groups a soc1atl."d "'Ith
the back. which art of chnic:il
importance· rectus abdommus mu -
clcs (abdominal muscles). quadratus
lumborum (laterally or flank Jtuat<.'d
muscles): and tinall). the hip mu~k
In the e'"cnt of 1rnuma to 1he lower
back. with result.ant damage to 1ht
mu In. as in the case of a hf\1ng
U\JUt')'. tht' d1qno as v.ould include a
rta1n as pan of the \11-0r~ang and.
perhaps. ddin1t1\e d1agno 1 • ham·
pie of the stram d1agno 1 would be a
lumbar stram. or a lumbo~cral
strain
The term train 1mphe 1nJUr'\ 10
thc mu le . One ma}' u ta1n a mild .
moderate or st"ere strain. "h<'rtln
mu le fibtn havt' bttn tom and
muscular sv.elhna and ,blttdm& art
common Most 1uthont1c on ba ks
would not d1~ sc a mu ular
problem of I.be bl(k I \ 1 pn\tn, but
rather u a tram. Tl\IS "'ill hr trur
uni~ thert I\ al\O llpmcntou'
dama e"h1chrtsultc,1na pr3.an-or
CARY
RoTHEIBERG
tc~nng (mild. moderate. SC\ercl of
the hgamcnt tn\Ol\ed
D1ffertnt1at1ng the two cond1uons
-a lm .. er bacJ.. stn11n 's. a lov.er back
sprain -should be qutte simple for
the chiropractor or ph)'s1c1an. using
inspection and palpatton. 8 look1n1
at the an' ol"ed arta and fcchng the
pamful or anJurtd area. the doctor
should be able to dl\tingu1sh between
tht' straant"d or spraml."d lower back
i\s a rule of thumb. the closer m
towards the spane the pat1ef1t com-
plams 01 pam. the mort hkeb' 1t as a
"pram because of the den~ hpmc:nls
present on the spine Conversely, the
farther out from the spine that the
P'ttent complain of pain. the mort b~el) that ~t' arc deahna \\'1ll'i a
stnunt"d mu le
What comphcat.c things at time 1
1ht C'atch-all tennan olol) and
J1a,.no 1 of tram/ pr111'1 Etther a
cartful C'\ alu.tnon v.as not performed
on the pa11ent. orthe do. 1n fact. have
both a tom hpment end &om
mu laturt. "'h1ch is not un<'nmmon.
Or Can Rorlten~f'I. • Hunr-•
Jn.&ton &1ch eh1rvpra tor. u bellt of
"8.!d. TJll.. .. I ht".tltb t•Jk how,,;,
p m Tuew' \on l·•blN} trm. Ot.tn-
nrl 10
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" I 82 Otaoge Cout DAIL V PILOT lruaday, November 27, 19M
~ ............. .,1t-1t ... 1M1e7 ..
Barbara and Kent Freandt with daughter Nancy, who will debut in 1986.
ENGAGEMENTS
GREVE-SHELDEN
tacy L. Greve of lrvme and Kevan
T. Shelden of Newpon Beach an-
nounced their engagement at two
panics gi'en 1n their honor rccentl).
The future bndegroom 's mother
presented the couple to close fnends
m her NewPort Beach home and the
parents of the bride-elect ga"e a
dinner part) for rela11vc!I at their
home 1n Irvine.
The bride-elect 1s the daughter ot
Clifford R. Greve of Sacramento and
Juhe Van W1eren of lrvinl' She is a
graduate of University High 'chool
,. and UCI.
Her future bndegroom 1s the son of
Julie Shelden of NewPort Beach . He
is a graduate of Corona del Mar High
School and attended UC'l. He is
associated with Reill} De"clopment
m Irvine.
A June I wedding 1s planned 1n
NewpQn Beach.
MARTYN-DAMON
Jennifer Amelia Martvn of Ncw-
Port Beach and James Graham
mon Tir of Stamford. Conn .•
annoupced their engagement al a
brunch held al the home ol her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Wright Martyn.
The bride-elect, a 1977 Nati onal
Chanty League dcbutante. graduated
from NcwJ)Of't Hatbor H 1gh School
and UCLA. ·~here she was affiliated
with Kappa Kappa Gamma Soront-..
She recei"ed her Juns doctorate from Loyola Law School in May, 1984
The future bndegroom 1s the ..,on of
Mr. and Mrs. James Graham Damon
Jr. of Stamford. Conn. He 1s a
graduate ofKmg School and rec1evl'd
h1~ bachelor's degree at Johns
Hopkins where he was affiliated with
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternit y. He also
rec1eved bis JUns doctorate from
Loyola Law School in May.
A winter wedding 1s planned 1n
Newport Beach.
Su-brnit weddingnetvs
~
To help you !JubmJt th~ reqwrcd wedding and engagemcnr mforma11on.
forms are available at the Daily Pilot otTicc. JJO W. Bay Sr .. Costa Mesa.
For weddings, qualll> photos of the bndal couple or bride only are
acc-eptable.
£ogagemenr information 1o; to br.-~ubm11tt:'d ar least seven weeks before
the wedding.
Forms and photos can bcdroppedotTat rheolTiceor mailed to the
Wedding Dcpanmenr. Dail> P1/01. P. 0 . 8 0J1. I 560. Costa M esa. Cali( 9!626.
~
STRONG-MAMMANO
Cosla Mcsans Barbara A. Strong
and Jeffrey A. Mammano have
revealed their plans Jor an August
wedding.
The bnde-elect 1s the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R Strong. Her
future husband is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robcn A. Mammano. The coupl~. both Estancia High School
graduates. are enrolled at Cal Poly
San Luis ObiSPo. ·
They will ~ mamed 1n St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church m New-
Pon Beach on Aug. I 0.
POMEROY-MILLER
Mr. and Mrs. Leason Pomeroy of
Tustin announced the engagement of
their daughter. Joselyn, to Todd
MillerofLaguna Beach during a party
at their home attended by 75 relati ves
and fnends of the couple.
The couple met while on a 4-month
world cruise while enrolled in
Semester At Sea. She 1s a graduate of
Foothill High School and is now a
st udent at USC affiliated with Pi Beta
Phi sorori ty.
Her future husband 1s the son of
Barry and Joan Miller of Laguna
Beach. He 1s a graduate of Corona del
Mar High School and was affiliated
with Kappa Sigma fraternity and the
men's volleyball team while at USC.
He is now employro by a real estate
development company 1n Irvine.
A June 29 wedding in St. Edward's
Church 1n Dana Point 1s planned and
the couple will make their home in
Laguna Niguel.
She discovers forgiveness
by understanding mother
DEAR ANN LANDE RS. I read 1n
your colu mn so often about grown
children wh o are fo rever bitter be-
cause of what their parents did or did
not do for them when the> ~ere
growing up.
Let me t<'ll yoU' about m} mothl·r.
She was the world's lousiest parent -
extremely cnucal of me and m)
friends from day one. In her eyes l
could never do anything right he
made me feel sJup1d and useless Hers
was the tongue ofa serpent. I couldn't
wait to get married and move out of
the house.
I was luck y. I married a gu-. v.ho
made me see that mv mother v.a!. a
product of her upbringing Her
mother was a cold selfic;h 1rn.k of a
woman. He asked ml.' to If) 10 1mag.inc what my mother\ earl) life
was like. I remember my grand-
mother well. and things began 10 adcJ
up.
When I replaced m) ho\t1ht) "llh
compassion I ..av. m~ mother through
different eye., And our rt:la11on'lhip 1s
almost civil ~h mother hasn't
cha nged . bul I hJ\l' I merlook the
thm(l.S she \3\\ Jnd doc'> to cut me
ANN
LANDERS
down. Now that her barbs no longer
ehc1t the old responses. she "end'i
fewer my wa>. We may one da:v ht'
gdod frie nds. thank!. to the great JtUY I mamcd. -DAllGHTER. EVER Y-WHERE. LI .. A
DEAR U.S.A.: Your husband must
know tbe old French proverb, "To
understand all 11 to forgJve all ."
There's a heap of wisdom in that
adage. Thanks for writing.
• • • [)EAR ANN LANDERS: I work in
a large . busy public library m lhe hcan
of<)1hcon Valle:. TOfllgh t. a little ho~
"ho couldn 't ha .. c been older th an '
or 4. wa'i wande ring through lht'
building. calling for his daddy. <\ftrr :i
fr~ m1nutrs hi.' stopped I though! ht·
had found h1'> father Fifteen m1nut\.'\
later. the little guy was back, fri_ght-
ened and 'ihneking at the top of his
lungs. We made SC\ era I an-
nounc<'ments on the public address m
an attempt to locate the parent.
Don't people realize that with all
the kooks out there ANYTHING
could happen to youn~ children left
uns upervised 1n public places? L1-
branans are nol baby-sitters. nor are
grocer) ckrks. nor the sales clerks in the IO) departments of stores. We
ha\.e JOhs to do. and someone could
grab your child in the ume It takes us
to tum our backs. '
Your children are your most valu-
able Po'iSCS<>1ons -far more preetous
than Jewels. They are irreplaceable.
Please treat them that way. -
CAROLE FROM CALIFORNIA
DEAR CAROLE: Thank yoa for a
somber warn lag. Every day l11t11dreds
of cbJJdrea disappear bec.aase a
parent's attention was centered
elsewhere. I hope your letter will be
taken seriously by every parent wbo
reads tbls column . All It takes ls one
carele11 moment and yoar child
could be gone forever.
Ad topics start to appeal
I have al"a>' w ns1dcrcd m)'selr an
"average" con<oumrr For the past 35
yea rs. I've trudgcJ through super-
markets '>e' eral t1mc'i a week looking
for bargain~ m1d1ng labels and
thumping fruit
In all that 11me. 'fou'd think that
once I'd be approached to he a part of
one of the d1'lcusc;1on groups that I sec
so often on tc lcv1c;ion commt·rc1als
I saw one the other night of a group
of denture ""carers \Cated around a
table while thr leader put a heading
on the chalkboard, "DfNl AL
PROBLEMS." Onr b)' on(' they
tacked off some hea vy concern\ hkc
"slipping" and ··1eeth that look dull."
lhcy were well-dre~scd and I
wondered how often the-. met and
where. Did they all go out afterwardc;
and bob for appl es'> Did they pa}
dues? How lonel y would yo u ha.,,e 10
be before 9ou J01ncd a denture
wearers di~us ion group''
The "Laundt) Stam" group alw,l )\
intngued me This commerc:ial ,how\
8 ltf'OUp of hou~WIVCS \o\.hll '>tand
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
'C•rtetma• Slao ... ra D•lleltt
We4., NOY~ 28tlt. 11-4
Ort.t C•arc• t.v tlae S.a
ICff W. Bal'"'-Blvd
~ Na~Baac•
\
ERMA
Bo11Ec1
around and tell a moderator abOut
their toughest stains.
··1t'11 blood!" says one of them that l
personally wouldn't tum MY back
on
··No wa>," says another surly '>ta in
fighter. "It's grease'"
hm v.hen the moderator seems to
be lo 1ng control of the group. he
come' forward and Oashes a bottle of
bkach that i!i going to tum their lives
around
I th1nli. that group would be
1mPos~1ble to pen<;tratc ac; 1t 1s racially
and ethnically balanced Unles a
while. S0-60-}car-old Catholic. mar
ned . wuh 13 applurncc'I. who dnvc a
\CJ.in votes onl) al prcs1den11al
'"JIUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY, llC.
for Ille ltul Of TIM lift
1921 HA«80ll BlVD COSTA EA S41 1156
I
elections. has 16 years of education.
31'2 children and uses waxed dental
Ooss ... dies ... I don't stand a chance.
I kn ow I'd fit in well at one of those
aspmn c;emmars. No one describes a
headache any better than i do. rm
very graphic. I had one last wttk that
stancd 10 my tailbonc and nerve by
nerve worked its way up to the base of
my skull and then npped through the
bones and settled like round twirling
razor blades behind my eyes. Maybe
you have to know someone to
spQnsor you for the group.
I know they don't have any prob-
lem s getting teen-agers to go to the
seminars for control over bed skm.
but where do they get the people who
fight the traffic from work. rush
through dinner, change clothes and
dnvr heaven knows how far to sit
around and hear a lecture on femi-
nine products? Some of them even
take notes and make sketches.
Last night I saw a commercLal
where a group of women were s11t1n1
around comparing their nee. I had the
feehna they were coma to turn nee
into n four-year program with a
teaching dearce. I turned to my
hu band and sa1d, "Can you imaaine
an)ont m~tlnf. regularly &o talk
abou\ their nee?·
lie wa(I asleep. His mouth wa~
npcn. Ht" was snorina.
On the other hand . .
DEBUT •••
PromJ>aieBl
presented.)
The philanthropies mclude the
T1cktockcrThrif\ Shop, Ooldcn
Timers~niorCitizcnCcnter.Hoaa
and St. Joseph hospjtak. Hi&h
Hopes and the American Cancer
SOc1ety.
"I thin.le it's vcrygoodforthcm to
panicipatc in thccommunityser-
vioc," said Dr. Ted Ne~aMrs
during the social hour bcfore he and
Mrs. Nchrenbcrg watched as
Barban Aujoincd herattcndiog
sisteBMary ADD( 1974), Marloae
("75)andJuetAnD('76)asan NCL
debutante .
.. It's like a wedding.but you get to
keep your daughter," com-
mented Dr. Nchrtnberg.
Mr.and Mrs. RokrtMurrel wcre
there forthedebutoftbeir third
daughter, Amy Sana, who managed
to make a perfect bow despite a
sprai ncd ankle that was tightly
bandaged." hc'sarcal trouper,"
said her mother.
Pat Kendrick and Dr. Frank
Erwln Kendrick als(> saw a third
daughter. Anne Marie, being pres-
ented.
The 480 family members and
other guests dined on Seafood
Catalina. Medley of Beef and Veal
Balboa and Grand Marnier
Saba yon with fresh berries topped
off with a chocolate bullerfly follow-
ing the champagne toast to the
dcbutantes.
Among those en1oying the
elegantly festi ve evening were Lois
and David Tlogler (she's chapter
president and next ycartheywill se-e
daughter Megan debut), Tom-and
Emma Jue Riley (arrived late
because rain knocked out the power
that opened rhe garage) and Jeffrey
and Jennifer Moody of England,
who had timed their visit to this
cou nlf)' especially to see Leslie
VaaDell makehcrdebut. Leslie and
her parents, the Jobn VanDell11 were guests this past sum mer a their
hotel near Bath.
The 1984 National Charity
League. Newport chapter. debu-
tantes in order of their presentation,
their parents and escorts are Eliza-
beth Clock. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Clock, Mark Lewis; Pamela Ann
Dastal, Mr. and Mrs. Mifan Dostal.
Daniel Maxey; Heidi Ann Freundt.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Freundt, Peter
Hyan; Julie Christine Howard. the
William Howards, William Parks
IV; Annette KristinaJohansson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Johansson.
Morgan Craft; Catherine Jean
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Roben Jones.
Ronald Jones; Anne Marie Ken -
drick, Dr. Frank Kendrick and Mrs.
Patricia Kendrick, Bret Everett:
Courtney Corene Kofford, the
Maurice Koffords. Edward Fisk.
TV LISTINGS
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G) THREE'S COMPANY
tl)STAATREI<
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t t ·~ .. Dream House" (1981) John
Scttneider. Marilu HIMef
CO) WEU. IT SEE.MEO FUNNY AT
THE TIME ({)MOVIE
• • • "Wulhenng Heights" (1939)
Laurence OllVMll, Merle Ol>efon.
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With detail• completed, ball director Karen llllum. "'1
uaura debutante mother Carol llurrel tbat lt•a time to ,Jo:
ati•ta in the ballroom. Below, Darcey Campbell and Cra.
1'obln are amoa.a youaa frlenda ~Yt.oa the party.
and Joan Danielle Liechty, Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Liechty. Timmy Carr.
Others were Allison Dawn Lyle.
Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Lyle. Michael
Quain; Mari Jolynn Merrell, daugh-
terofMrs. Judith Reynolds Merrell.
who walked with her brother Troy,
Randy Redmon, escort: Amy Susan
Murrel, Mr. and Mrs. Rohen Mur-
rel, Peter Shea Jr.; Barbara Ann
Nehrenberg. Dr. and Mrs. Ted
Nehrenberg. Jeffrey Schroeder,
Hillary Hunter N1blo, the Derek
N1blos, Kun Stake: Mary Frances
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. William
Palmer. James Cahan. and Holly
Ann Rimenhouse. Mr.and Mrs.
La wren Rittenhouse Jr .. Shuyler
Joyner. .
Also, Elizabeth Ruth Ross: Mr.
and Mrs. Gene RossJr.,John Kol
Gretchen Howard Seberg. Dr. anc
Mrs. Richard Sebert. Trevor
Benedict; April Ann Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson,
Kurt Franklin; Elisabeth Anne
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. James
Thompson. Gary Baria; Leslie An
VanDell. thcJobQ Van Dells, Kev
Harry; Erin Anne Werner, Mr. an1
Mrs.August Werner.John o· Donnell Jr.: Jenni fer Margaret
Whelan. the Dennis Whelans.
Ronald Smith. and Amy Elizabet I
Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Barry
W1 lhams. William Lane IV.
-7:00-
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8A8CNEW$Q GOAUAS
Tom Skerrlt, left, and Jaaon Miller co-•tar with Angle Dlcklnaon a•
poUtlclan threatened by a lurid K&ndal on "A Touch of Scandal
tonight at 9 on Channel 2 .
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Nolle, Joanna Callidy
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• t * 'Ouarttl" (1981) Alan Bates,
Maggie Smith
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OIDOOM ll:ET!AM * U "The Bible" (Plfl 1 of 2)
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O'T• Directed and 111trlttd by
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t *'tt ''AolMt" (1911).Jant FOtlda.
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~ Quirllen, o.'<lld !Celltl.
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11d F .. nswot1h, Jacaue Burroughs
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Mlcnte, Connie SttWl'ls _
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AOCKFON> Al.ES
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Mlctlatl Clint. Angle ~lntOn.
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comic bullseye
on Lagu~a stage
As an actor. South Coast Reper-
tory's John-David Keller probably is
Oran.ae County's leading exponent of
outlandish Ori tish caricat urcs. There·
fore, one should approach a pro-
duction of "Bullshot Crummond"
under his direction prepared to
chortle uproariously.
And one would not be disap-
pointed at the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse, where Keller's rendition
of this fast and furious farce will be
holdina forth for tbe next three weeks.
It's among the funniest shows of the
year on any theatrical level.
"BuJlshol Crummond" is a multi·
authored spoof of British detective
movies of the 1930s and 40s and
comes off as what you miaht expect 1f
Sherlock Holmes were interpreted by
Mel Brooks. Physical comedy 1s the
name of the pme, and Keller's cast is
well versed 1n playing for maximum
effect
The tone of the show is set
immediately as the li&hts come up on
the silhoueue of a plane flying over
En&!and -Q~vi9us_lyfcr.Qpelled !>La
stagehand with a po e. The effect
could have been achieved without the
pole, of course, but the manipulation
doubles the comic effect.
When we meet the esteemed sleuth
Hu&h ''Bullshot-.. Crummond, we
find rum lo be no imposing, larger·
than-life fiaurc. but the youthful,
Toi
TITUS
slightly built James Boress, whose
initial quandary is extractina his
finger from the barrel of hjs shotgun
-another comical ace. Boress'
strainina to approximate heroic bear-
ing is a large part ofthc fun, and he has
a firm grip on the satirical essence of
his character.
The dastardly German villain also
is somewhat of a klutz, as cneraetical·
ly enacted by Michael Bielitz, who.
with his Baba Wawa-sounding hcnch-
woman Mareie Ross, resemble the
heavies from the "Rocky" c.artoon
series. Bielitz and Ross arc a pair of
theater veterans highly adept at
comedic scenery chewing, and are
right at home in a situation where
overplayi ng is virtually impossible.
Kathryn Johnson is a deliaht as the
blonde heroine who enlists Crum·
mond's aid in rescui~ her scientist
father from the villai~J clutches. She
possesses a keen sense of melodrama
and her comic timing is splendid.
Paul Klees doubles as Crum-
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Whtie Mick ••llttPtoahoKift botel l'OOft'I, Joe takes M~1i:·1 money and loecs au bu\ S500 at pm1na tablet, ..
llarcte Rou, lllcbaeJ Blellta plot nefarlou echem .. ln
.. Ballahot Crummond" at the Laeun• Moulton PlayhOGM.
DALLAS: Funou "' J R. for aanou°"" 1na b11 Cl\PltrntAt to Jtitna at tk ball. Bobby pays a visit to Pam He apolo&ius for not telhf\I her tht newt privattly and
then tries 10 dJMUICk her from COOQDWDf
her search for Marte. After 8gbby lc:tvn.
Pam 11 obviously shaken. Clayton and Ray~ 10 Houston on tNIAnca and Mnd up d1~tS1na ptttOnal matiera; ClaYton'•
1n.ab11ity to shakt off Joc1t•i prutncc at
South Fork and Ray's fear of Donna's involvement with her new 011 comeany
Lucy aces OUl danctna 11r1th Eddie. Betty
amves, howe"tt. aod destro)s the happy
~ne *hen she becomes bys1Cnc:al Jmna
Illes Charltt to tthool. bus and iJ d11turbcd by the amvai or Rcoaldo
Marchetta. ~lone with Jenna. Renaldo
tells her he wants lbc return of their daufhter Charlie. At South Fork, ap10s1 J.R.: s wishes. Mm Ellic rcmo\let Jock's
portrait
~ LANDING:# Lily M•'• . CS• husband. Joshua's father JOQltbea, II·
nves and cauJet 1 coafroftr.auoe ~
Lily Mac and JOlhua. JOlb.v.a IUCICWDbl '° Cathy's charms lad fcdJ coo"-d and
abamed by the u~nce. Sumoer, betn&
mond's "Dr. Watson" and the stuffy
waiter in a tea room, Jerry Newman
enjoys some good moments as the
seedy professor, Schy Steinberg has a
cameo as a bogus bobbie and Gregory
Howit excels as a grotesque hulk
unchained to dispose ofCrummond.
Wally Huntoon. one of the coun·
1y's top set designers. has created a
splendid series of fragmentary
backdrops to illustrate the play's eifht
separete Tloeatio~so-unprcssrt".
are Jeff' Calderon's lighting, Charles
Castagno's costumes and particularly
Steve Shaffer's ominous sound cf·
fects.
"Bullshot Crummood'' winds up
the Moulton's year on a note of
hilarity, a piece of first-rate family
entertainment Performances con-
tmue Tuesdays through Saturdays. at
8 and undays at 2:30 until !frc. 16 at
the playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon
Road. Lasuna Beach. Call 494--0743
for t1cke11nforma11on
DYNASTY: An 1nttY Amanda screams rc}«led by bu wife, tries to entice Laura at AlcJUs for deny1na her pareniqr all into followina him to WubiQllOD when be
these: ycan Alcxu lyinaJy says 1 ski becomes senator. The wall betweea Mtck
instructor 1s Amanda's father. Blake and Karen beains IO break dowft and •
Do · Ii d R h d Ah ed reconciliation appcat1 near. Scott Eatloft CALLBOARD -The Re0 ional pushes manique to Ln as 1 m misreads A-.,., 11a~ta about Vara • and set him tO ~nfCSS tO dOUble-crouift& VVT • 'lb Repertory Theater of Fullerton has Blake. Claudia catches Luke Fuller. the twins be1n1 a thn2l to rdatiOOlhip wt
an nounccd auditions for Rodgers and new p.r. man at Colbyco. mnocendy Gary and IF.ls an untcnapulou.a doctor to
Ham merstcin 's "The Sound of straiahtenina Steven's tie, makan& Claud.ta prcscnbe ptlls to ind Utt early delivery.
Music" al the Wilshire Theater, 330 v~a µn~'M.k1is ees to fo!Jiv,..e_-t"-JllrPEIH>eU:A: Rlllbed to the~·
. l.Imon .... ryouts will bC hefa Steven and!ut ctr pro ems in c pas cal. BlaJr miacames and c:linat IO lilt. Saturday at 10 a.m. for children, aaudia an Steven believe that Amanda .... _ ·'"-'d
S d I r · · I d 3 1s much hke Fallon In temperament. Laurie's pannu upeet wbeft __, •)'1.-un aya1 p.m.1orpnnc1pa san Ale~s invites Amanda 10 move in with ralherworkayear bd'oreto!nft0colleF. p.m. for chorus, an_d M_onday at 7:30 her, with Amanda decidina to ux the WhenSaraexplainstoDavidcbarllSwcrt
p . m. for pr 1 n c 1 pa Is and Carrinaton name since 11 wat Ak~s· last dropped apinst Parnell becaua a...wu
chorus .... callbacks will be held Tues-name when Amanda was bom. N1c:ole found dead, Wesley woada'I if Grant was day and Wednesday .... call Denise Simpson introduces benelflo Jeff, telhn& involved in PameU'a death.Su& 1elh him ~II Reiss al 996-4195 from 10 a.in_ ~1m that she 100 bu lost her mate. What PameU's death wu a .wdde. Cbris and
to 5 p.m. for further information ... :·'"ihed0C1n'ttell.Jeff'islhatberb1ublndwas ~:iene8:t'3.=~~~~
Peter De Valdis. 1hc drua dealer who was h1JlU 'U never work with Laurie -1 .. if ...................................................................................................................... once enpaed to Fallon and ~"as 1n the ~
same wreck.qt as FaJJon's body. Oaudta he 11ps with someone die, be qrces IO Jane Greer's career ·reaches a Crest ~:.:;·~~~.~~=: :~;;E=E·•·"'"-'
he is 101n1 to find out bcpn to suspectSbirley lalled Peicr White. By BOB THOMAS •11 111 .... ,,_.,.
LOS ANGELES -h seems silly
now..L Jane Greer admits. but she quit
her tlrsl film career because at 38 she
considered herself too old to play
leadina parts.
''Now Jane Fonda and other ac-
tresses have busy careen after 40,"
said Greer, star of 1940s movies now
revered as film noir classics.
"But back then, we couldn't expect
Iona careers," she continued. "I
remember when I was making 'Run
for the Sun· ( 1955) in Mexico, I said to
Bob Mitchum: Tm 30 years old and
you're 40. What are we doing running
through 1he jungle?' "
Ro6en Mitchum was her frequent
leading man in the taut, cynicaJ
melodramas filmed on slender
budgets at RKO. Married to attorney
Edward Lasker and mother of three
sons, Greer quit her career 22 years
ago. She is now divorced, her sons arc
grown, and she is returned to acting.
The mature Jane Greer c"8n be seen
on CBS-TV's "Falcon Crest" for six
episodes startinB Dec. 14. She plays
Charlotte Pershing. lonJ·lost mother
of M1111e (Susan Sullivan). She of
course becomes a pawn in the
manipulations of Angela Channing
(Jane Wyman).
TV viewers will find Greer retains
her cool, unattainable beauty -and
that voice. Its dark tones still hint of
intrigue and untellable secrets.
She enjoyed the "Falcon Crest"
'Jefferson&,'
'Alice' move
to Tuesdays
NEW YORK (AP) -"The Jef·
fcrsons" and "Ahcc," situation com-
edy fixtures on CBS' popular Sund~y
night lineup since the late 1970s. will
be movins to Tuesday nights begin-
ning Jan. z. the network announced.
"Crazy Like a Fox," starring Jack
Warden and John Rubinsttin. will
join CBS' Sunday schedule staning
Dec. 30.
After eight weeks of the television
season "The Jcffcrsons" had fallen lo
30th and "Alice" was 43rd among 74
prime-lime series rated by the A.C.
Nielsen Co. The CBS shows that
precede them on Sunday, "60
Minutes" and "Murder, She Wrote,"
are both in the Top 15.
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"I found him rather endearing, like
a child,'' she said in an interview
about the late Huahes. "His idea of
fun was to go the amusement pier at
Ocean Park. He won a large coUection
of cu pie dolls for me. But then he got
very annoyed with me. He didn't
want me to .act married."
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contra-er. The marriage ended a~er
three years, and she pursued an a~ttng
career at RKO. When Hughes gamed
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"He said I would never work
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Hua.hes had lo start 'The Big Steal'
witfi him (Mitchum) right awa).
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mediately, and since he had me under
contract I was the logical choice."
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After "Where Love Has Gone" an
1964, Greer qull films for the role of
wife and mother. Two of her sons
ha ve be co me successful
screenwriters. Alben. 36, wrote "Fire·
fox ," and Lawrence. 35, wrote "War-
Games." Steven Lasker, 30, is a Jazz
rnusician.
experience, especially seeing "iyman
again, but admitted:" I'm glad I m not
a regular in a sencs. I don't really like
working that hard. f'm too old for
4:30 (a.m.) caJJs."
Born Bettejane Greer 60 years ago
in Washington, D.C .. she became a
band singer. In World War 11, she was
one of three young women chosen to
model the new Women's Army Corps
uniforms. Her beauty caught the
vigilant eye ofbillionaire industnahst
"One of my sons was studying film
at UCLA and he said, 'Mother, you're
the queen offilm noir!' I said, 'What's
that1'"
Greer didn't realize in the RKO
days that she was appearing in films
that would be acclaimed as classics b)
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And dunns a retrospecuve screening
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a film 'noir enthusiast.
"( went to the show only because
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the most intelligent qutations.
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Retiree liopes to clean
up taking care of ditty
laundry Jor busb;1esses
Val et dry cleaning business pampers
customers while provldtnga service
to gi ve 1t "
Berg estimates that he has 20
regular customers, with other scat-
R1chard Be" figures there's a lot of tered order from various area offices.
d1ny laundry 1n the business world. Richard's Va let is basically a one-
By TONY SAAVEDRA
OltM~Nolli.11
ln fact. he's banking on it. man operation, with Berg picking the
Berg. who reuredrl 2 years ago from clothes up. dnving them in his
ht!> Hun tington· neach real estate Toyota to a dry cleaning plant 1n
busmess, has embarked on a new Santa Ana. and bringing them back
endeavor - a valet dry cleanmg three days later.
service for busmess people and office His rates are about $2.50 per
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By JOHN CUNNIFF
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instruments. medical devices. d
fcnse srstcms and electronic comp
ncnts., includinJ semiconductors, f
NEW YORK _ Brand ne w high-the electronics industry.
tech companies that soar into the The largest activity of The Sing
space age from ground zero i~ ~he Company, once a class smo~esta•
manner of Apple Computer. DigitaJ operation, is now in aeroSJ!llCC ele
Equipment and Prime Computer Ironies, which company officials e
might get the attention. but they're peel will be responsible for SO perce
not getting all the sales. of total sale" in 1984.
Simultaneous with the emergence Singer's change wasascalculated
workers. garment for dry cleaning. And he Barely six weeks old. Richard·s proudly notes that he hasn't lost a i _ _..;._::...u,.._::...._ _____ -.--------=----=---...:.i
Valet Cleaners is picking up steam piece of clothing yet. 0 1_._ __ ... ~
of such companies has come a less-was Gould's, the result not only
publicized but equaUy profound de-social and economic factors that 11
velopment. the metamorphosis of to a decline of home sewing in t
relatively ancient enterprises into United States and Europe, but t
modem co mpanies that leave little cause of intense foreign competitio
trace of their past. In response, the company decid•
Some of the changes have been to make aerospace electronics t
sweeping: Gould Inc. from industrial focal point of its growth plar
products to e ectroriics. Ame=n-=c=an=-*J'<-rn"'onl cirrrenr produns ate atrcr.
Can from packaging 10 financial simulators. aircraft and spacecr.
services. Penn Central Corp. from navigations systems. and miss
railroading to electronics and tele-guidance products.
communications, The Singer Com-You'd hardly recognize Americ:
pany from sewing fJlachines to aero-Can anymore. lo just two xears
space electronics. inevested more than $750 million
emong busmcss-pcopl · who-bring-T~ flOOgling busmc:ss is a rebi.r-th~MAU& ~ --
their laundry to work. in the towering of sons fo r a man who once owned a and I hke direct acCCll!I with people.
office bu1ld1ngs near John Wayne thnvmg real estate office. but was shaking hands.'' he adds.
Airport and ew port Beach's sidetracked mto an early reurement Working behind the: scenes 1s
Fashion Island. at the age of 44. Berg's daughter. 36-year-old L11\da
And Berg, 56. sees other business Berg says he sold the company 10 Plaskett, a lice nsed mamage-and-
areas in Irvine. Newport Beach and 1972 with plans to buy and manage a fa mil y counselor from Costa Mesa.
Cos ta Mesa as a gold mine of soiled motel in Carmel. Throu$h a tum _of It was her idea 10 stan a doorstep
suits. skins. pants and shins. events. which Berg declmes to dis-dry cleaning service that would
With a formal, black velvet bow tie cuss. the plans apa.n . pamper office workers. She made the
pressed t1pnly again st the collar of a He retired. dabbling a little in real initial contacts, handed out busmess
white shin . the Newpon Heights estate consulting and appraisals and card s. shook hands. smiled a lot.
resident makes the rounds of the has worked lately as a couner for a shook more hands and used some of
offices, pi cking up clothes that need to medical firm. her psychological skill s to rope poten-
be washed or dry cleaned. "Bcingacourier isn't verychalleng· t1al clients.
"I tell them their valet is here," says ing. It's just something to do," says She also provided the capital to Beq~. whose sot\. eloq uent voice gives Berg. who's hoping to use the small stan the busi ness. usi ng it as a tax
the impression that tea is about to be dry cleaning business to escape from write-off.
sen ed. hio; pan-tt mt' courier iob. Plaskett has found that no1hing 1s
"They hke the attenti on and I hke "My tendency is to be my own boss. clo~r to a woman's hcan than her
blouse. recalling one woman who "ht
up hkc a Christmas tree" when
Plaskett complimented her silk
blouse And men arc equally attached
to their "threads."
"A lot of times they like to rant and
rave about their lousy luck with dry
cleaners," she says.
She sa ys the operation 1s based on
the prcm.se that business people have
more important things to worry
abou\ than stubborn stains and diny
clo.fa:s.
"One thing my father has found is
tha1 it's difficult to get to the dry
cleaners after work," says Plaskett.
"But now. we're doing what the old
fas hi oned milk man would have
done."
For all the Goulds, Penn Centrals, build an insurance business a1
American Cans and Singers, expand into mutual fund cnanaE
moreover. there are dozens of others ment, mvestment counseling a1
that have evolved mto different brokerage se rvices.
entities more suitable, their officers Speeding the transformation,
th ought. to the changing times. acquired PennCorp Financi;
W.R. Grace. for exam~le, flipped Amencan Capital. and Voya~
to chemicals and retailing from Group in 1983, and G. Tsai
shippin_$; Allied Corp. dropped Company this year. It went in oth
"Chemical" from its name and added directions too, buying direct ma
aerospace. oil and gas, and auto-gardening and music operations.
motive ve ntures; and NCR Corp.. Aller 123 years with roots m t
makes computers rather than cash railroad busmess. Penn Central fit.
registers. for bankruptcy in 1970. It emergec
Form of business de·termines taxes
In many instances the original different being in a different worl
products continue as pans of a larger Today 1t supplies products and sc
stable. and in some the newer prod-vices ·for energy, natural rcsourc
ucts represent a natural progression electro nics. defense and tel
in the same marketarca. But changes communications industries. and d
at Gould, American Can. Singer and veJops real estate and coal propeni1
Penn Central are almost total. with These are the extreme example
their new products and services but to lesser degrees other mass1
unrelated to the old. companies have changed the fla vor
RALPH
Scorr
Smart business people penod1cally
review their business form (corpor-
ation. partnership, individual) to
determine they are getting the best tax
breaks. Chan1es in the tax laws and in
the prc:ifitab1lity of your company
determine th e "form " your business
needs.
One must weigh the advantages
and disadvantages of tax and non-tax
factors of a specific form of business.
For exa mple. the overall tax cos t of
opera ling as a pa nnersh1p ma) be le"s
for a particular business than operat-
fng as a corporation. On the other
hand, a corporation offers several
non-tax benefits not available 10
partnerships.
A common co mplaint of panners
and sole-proprietors ts that the) are
required to pay income tax on
compan y profi ts e'en though the}
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su!>ta1ns losses. these will be un-
available for the owner<; 10 take on
their ind1v1dual tax returns 10 offset
other income.
There are two main dt!>ad vantages
10 being incorporated. F1rs1. the
increase 1n payroll taxes may be
greater than the other benefit~ to be
gai ned. Second, there i-; a rnncern for
"double 1axa 11on. · A. c:orporat1on
mus t pa) taxes on its profits. and
when those profits arc ult1mateh·
distributed to the shareholders. the
shareholder \\>tll pay taxes on the
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bank and savings and lolM.
Saving.c; is the only place I use today. .
Thev ·re mart about handling my reure~
ment in vestments. And they really care
about me . My branch manager once
gave me a ride home when it was
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!>mall compame~ can avoid any
serious problem with double taxa-
tion.
A type of"half-way" point between
a partnership and a corporat ion is the
"Sub-Chapter S'' corporation. This is
a legal corporation which for income
tax purposes has elected to be taxed
somewhat hke a pannersh1p
As recently as the late 1970s Gould their product mix to keep abrn st
was a di versified industrial products the times.
company. perhaps besr known for General Motors, Boeing and Loe
battene!>. Today it is almost totally heed arc into data processing at
electronics. the result of a trans-Exxon 1s 10 office systems. At
fonnauon begun m 1979. General El ectric. Monsant
Ralph Scoll is a C'emficd Public
Accountanr proc11cing in Nt•wpon
Beach.
Th e new Gould. concentrates on Schulumberger. U.S. Steel. DuPo
minicomputers. factory automation and AMF have all tested areas n
equipment. test and measurement dreamed ofa dozen years ago.
Shhh, it's 'achieving maximum
potential' hour from 8 to 9 a.m.
Employees conternITfie ban on notsy acuvfty
helps them concentrate. get more work done
AMP hours."
And Carrier says he's more willi1
to delegate more projects to the sta
because "I know they have AM
hours to get the work done ... BAKERSFIELD (AP) -The tele-between Mand 9 a.m .. Carner said.
phone 1-.ecps nnsing: other workers "Dunng AMP hour. employees Mlcropront:. down keepa!>kingques11ons: the boss sched-aren't involved in meetings, errands,
ul es another meeting. running pnnters or other distracting Micro General Corp. has a1
It's hard to work or th ink efficiently acti vity," Carrier said. "So far, we're nounced its financial results for tt
surrounded by such normal but in unanimous agreement that the th ird quarter ending Sept. 30.
distracting interruptio ns. so a "quiet program ha s been extremely success-The Dlrvine-based com~ny's n
hour" has been set aside for account-ful." sales we re $778.551 , which is I
ing workbrs at Conte! Service Corp., "Most people outside the depan-percent lower than the net sales •
western region headquaners for Con-ment run hot or cold on AMP hour," S901.054 for the corresponding qua
tinental Telephone Co. he added. "Some felt it was an ter of 1983.
They reserve 8 to 9 a.m. to work on inconvenience, but most th ought it Net income for the quarter was
tong-term projects, research. reports was very favorable." loss of $8 7. 778, or 3 cents pc
or other crcauve work that requires He added that the staff is "flexible. common equivalent share. compare
concentration. If there's an emergency during that toS1 00.643netincome.or2cents.fc
The "quiet hour." offic1ally called hour. we will respond." the previous year's third quarter.
"Achieving Maximum Potential," Donna! Miller, who processes the For the nine-month penod endir
was Ma ned Oct. I because the regional payroll. said she received Sept. 30. net sales amounted 1
accounting depanment staff works in just one emergency call between 8 and $2.248, 741 , which is 23 percent lowc
a large open ar~a. making 1t hard to 9 a.m. during the first month. than the corresponding 1983 perioc
sneak mto a quiet corner to concen-"We've j ust informed personntl Net income for the nine months is
trate. that this hour is not a time to contact loss of $380, 723, or 14 cents pc
"h's like an invisible force fi eld we us,'' she said. ''And most people think common equivalent share. compare
can create to allow us one hour of this isa $ood idea and wish they could to a profit of$202,948, or earnings ix
quiet time.'' said Ted Carrier. Con-have a similar program." share of 5 cents for the previous year
tel's staff manager fo r general ac-Dan Speidel, a general accountjng nm e-month period.
counting. supervisor. said he never had time to
"The managers ca n close their "get the imr,ortant th inf. done' Re.-eaua •bow lacra.e
doors to get a quiet moment." added before the advent of AMP.· I used to Covington Technologies has ar
Carrier. chief architect of the project. spend my time doing urgent things nounce1 revenues of $55.439,00
"The rest of us don't have offi ces and instead of imponant things." and a net income of$ I 30,000 for th
don't have doors we can close." Patty Ross, a general accounting nine months ended Sept. 30.
The Bakersfield office is Contel's supervisor, said workers make a game Robert B. Fitzpatrick. presider
head~uaners for 10 western states. of seeing "how much we can get done and chief operating officer, said th
and employees throughout the region during the hour. I had one project on Fullenon firm 's revenues for th
are accepting the id ea that they can't the back burner for several months. three and nine months ended Sept. J
telephone the accounting depanment and 1 was able to complete 111n seven increased 14 perc.ent and 68 percen r===========================:;i respectively. over the like period 1 1983.
TAX SHELTER SEMINAR
Manti•• Reeearcla Groap Ltd. will hold a free tax shelter
Hmlner with flHt Afflllated S.carltlee, lac., at ;
La .... VIiia•• a .. 1 E•tate Office
102 S. Coa•t Hwy •• La .... Beac•
Wed•• .. ay. Nove•ber 28 at 7ile p•.
Refruhmtnts Hrved. ·
Anticipated 1984 tax write-off up to 88~ on re·
searc h & development for safety & navlgatlonal
equipment for the marltlme community.
10-year h11tory of Partner1hlp opcraUon1. Limited
Partner to receive royaltlet over llfe of Partner-
1hlp.
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while the co mpany's housing posit10
remains profit.able. earnings wer
ad ~rsely affected by the lX'1'
formance of its manufactunng oper
at1ons and general contract1n
d1v1s1on{
Litton profits up
Litton Industries Inc. today re
ported first quaner sales, earning !~ and earnings per shatt were 111 highc
than 1n 1he comparable thrcc.montl
period of fiscal 1984.
Earnings from continuing oper
at1ons before currency adjustment
were $68. l million. compared w1tl
the $60.6 million reported in the fLts
quarter of last year.
Net cam1nas amounted to $67.1
million. or $ r .59 per hire. aner 81
unfavorable currency adjustment o
$310,000. In the comparable pcrioc
of 1984. nc6 e~minp were $.SS.I
million. or $I 30 per share. aner 1 1
unfavorable currency adjustment o
$225,000. and a lo from d11COn
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·~....._ucc;eSs of private security
firms em arrass LA police
Research indicates extra security emphasis
causes bu lers to search out other areas
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A sales
pitch by WestecSecwity lnc. seems to bt wotk.ina well: as more homc-
OWl)ml bire,private security firms, the
Wlprotected homes could become the
prime taraet of burglars.
Westec President Donald E
Reierson said he has a dream about · the last house in Los Angeles not auarded by private patrol or burglar
alarms.
••All the burglars arc hnang up at the
front door to \Ike a number ... he said.
That hard-sell seems to be worlung
in the San Fernando Valley area of
Los Anaclcs.
At least 17 firms serve an esumatcd
I 0,000 valley homes and. businesses,
up from only five firms in 1979.
according to Pohcc Depanmem of-
ficials.
One reason for the nsc 1s loss of
confidence in regular law enforce-
ment agencies, police said.
"We arc embarrassed that they've
done so well.'' said police spokesman
Lt. Dan Cooke. "The proliferation of
these groups shows that the public
thinks we're not doing our job.
"It's a sign of the times that people
have to go to the private sector for the
kind of protection we used to be able
to provide."
The cost of such service is high -
$20 to S3S per month, depcndina on
the number of neiahbors who
subscribe to the serlice.
• The private patrols resemble rea·
ular poliec officers, complete with
uniforms. shiny badges, guns and
patrol cars with shield emblems on
the doors.
·1 he) and the companies hmna
them must be licensed by the state
Bureau of Collections and ln-
vest1gat1 ve Services and the Lo
Al\geles Ctty Police Commission.
But unhkc police, they arc
prohibited from arrestina anyone on
suspicion of having committed a
crime. The) arc allowed to make a
citizen's arrest 1f they actuall)' see a
crime in progress.
State law also bans the use of
flashing hghts or sirens on the private
patrol cars.
"We do not enforce the laws. We're
extra eyes and cars for the Pohce
Department," said Steven H. Marks.
manager of Valley Protective Service
Inc., a compan) with 700 valley
customert.
Some police offi cers call the private
guards "door rattlers" and dismiss
their crime-prevention abilities.
"When it comes to pri vate patrol, if
ll makes people feel more secure.
that's great." said Deputy Police
Chief r>an ulhvan ... , thmk they
should have some detemnt effect,
but I wouldn't spend a dime on them .
.. , think an active neiahborhood
watch program ISJUSt as effective, and
it leaves you with more money to buy
Christmas presents."
the auards also can handle emerg-
ency calls such as heart attacks and
prowkrs. Wcstcc guards saved seven
lives last year by administerina
cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, said
Reierson, who is a former deputy
chiefofthc San Diego Police Depart-
ment.
Additionall). the patrols perform
some services regular police have hnd
to give up.
Officials of private patrols say their
employees can dri\e by a house fi ve
to I 0 times m a 24-hour pcnod,
something for which police have no
time.
In add111on. most firms will check
fo r suspicious people or cars, escort
residents to their doors at night, pick
up mail and newspapers dunng
vacations and even kc-ep an eye on
children leO home alone.
But the private officers rarely meet
criminals face-to-face. officials for the
firms said.
"We have a snowball's chance in
hell of catchinj a burglar walking out
of a house with a TV," said John:
DePhillip. president of Studio Patrol
and Alarms, which has about 1,000
customers in Studio City, North
Hollywood and Toluca _Lake.
Report says U.S. reactors
having too many problems,
WASHINGTON (AP}-Govern-ol the NRC'sanalys1s and evaluation
mcnt analysts say reactors at the office. "When a seriou~ event. cxx;~rs"
nation's 80 opcratinJ atomic power there. they take corrective ~cuon. .
plants arc experiencing, on average, The report to the comm1ss1on said
six and one-halftimes the emerscncy that "a total loss of a safety system·•
shutdowns of similarly designed was not a 1are event.
plants in Japan. Though a report on safety system
In a report to the five-member · total feilur~s has !lOt been issued yet.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission this NRC officials said 30 of 120 break-
week, the analysts ~id the same downs invol~ed the lossofe~ergency
"mishaps" are occumng repeatedly backup cooling systems designed to
at U.S: nuclear plants. despiR ampl? prevem a reactor meltdown ..
warnings and a multimillion dollar Thr~-founhs of those cooling sys-
program to share information. tern faJlures were due to human
The analysts said 1n their semi-mistakes. many of th~m th~ same
annual report to the commission that error repeated, the officials ~1d.
"rcpeti.t1vc events occur which an-After t~c 19~9 Three Mile Island
dicatcJhat correcu ve actions taken at plant accident in Pcnnsylvama. the
ind1v1 ual plants arc not as long-worst in the nuclear. industry's his-
lasting or as effective as anuc1patcd... tory. the NRC established lls Office
They added: "The lessons of ex-for Analysis and Evaluauon of Oper-
perience seem to be sometimes lost or auonal Data to make sure that all
forgotten with ume... plants are made aware of significant
Officials said there was an average accidents, what caused them and how
6.S emergency shutdowns o r they can be prevented.
"scrams" at each of the 80 U.S. The industry itself created the
nuclear plants last year. compared ln.stitute for Nuclear Power Oper-
with an averaae of onl y one scram per auons an Atlanta, provided 11 with
year for the 30 nuclear plants 1n tens of millions of dorrars for a
Japan. computer li!lk to share tcchn1.cal ,data.
"Ther don't have repetitive and loaned 1t some oft~e na~1on stop
events,· said Jack Heltcmes. director expcns in nuclear engin~nng to do
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took knowing how to invest , and
where to inv<·st. And when l didn 't
have th ose an~wers, the lnve tment
Officers at American Savings djd. That'$
why I've t>een with American since l96S.
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the same thing.
Some of the malfunctions that
contributed to the TMI accident had
occurred previously at similar plants
elsewhere. but operators at the Penn-
sylvania facility were not aware of
them.
But Heltemes contended that while
there is a "heightened sensitivity .. to
the lessons of experience since TMI.
many utilities are unwilling to share
their operational problems.
Getty Fuels
sale approved
IGNAL HILL. Cahf. (A P) -A
subs1d1ary of Texaco Inc. and recent-
ly organized GSF Inc. signed an
apeement Monday for the sale of
Getty Synthetic Fuels Inc.
fhe sale price was not disclosed.
but the parties said the agreement
calls for completion Of the transaction
by Dec. 31, subje<;J to docuumenta-
tion and government approval.
Uetty Synthetic is one of the
country's top landfill methane re-
covery firms. with I 0 recovery system
built over landfills throughout the
United States. including the world's
largest such facility at the Fresh Kills
Landfill on Staten Island, N.Y.
It built its first recovery plant o n
the Palos Verdes Peninsula in
Southern California in 1975.
GSF Inc. was recently organized by
an investor group. which pledged that
expansion plans for the firm would
not be affected b) the sale to the
Texaco subsidiary.
Guidance lnapector
Donna Miller, a teohnlclan with the Side-
winder MlNlle proaram at Ford Aer09pace
Commwdcation• (forp. ln Newport Beach,
ln•pecta a pldance and control .ectlon of
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THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
BIG GEORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP)
by Bii Keane
"Granddad, what were you when you were
old enough to work?"
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"The roof leaks."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE
"He wouldn't let me leave the pet shop
without It."
GORDO
GARFIELD
YO()P. Vl'!>rT 15 SOC.M A SURPP.ISE, MOM.
WMEN'e iME. LAST
TIME YOO ANP PAI:> WENT OUT?
MOON MULLINS
JUDGE PARKER
( GOOP HEAVENS! _> WMAT'S THIS ?
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11 .~
by Hank Ketcham
by Jim Davis
WOO-MA/
AIM"1' SCIENCE 50Mt1"MI .. '?
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
Well, you W,ANT IT
To MATCH YOUR OLD
ON£, DoN1rcJ.-',A ?
by Harold Le Ooux
I DON'T KNOW WHETHER l M 0VT OF MV
HF;-5 APPLYING FOR M IND FOR
A.OMISSION OR JUST P\.fTTING UP
WANTS lO TEU. YOU WITH HIM I
™AT l'OV'RE OVf OF
¥CU,_ M INO '
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PEANUTS
11-n
DRABBLE'
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
OOH O'.X>O Lei ME. He:AR ..IJ
yooR. 600'/TALK, yooR
Boo-/IALK
ROSE IS ROSE
I JUST SWEPT M
A SPfDER WE& ~INOTH~ ~!
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by Garry Trudeau
by Jeff MacNally
™AT~ WHV W'~~tJG.
by-Charles M. ::>chulz
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
COOOH . I WISH MY BoD'/
\VOULD ShUT UP
by Tom K~ Ryan
~~~~.t
by Pat Brady
IT W~ P2>Mec.Y SOME STR066C.ING-SPI~ FAMILY'S
DREAM HOUSE !
BRIDGE PLAY T E AUCTION ----
Ea ·t We l vulnerable. Wesl deals.
NORTH
+AKJ73
f:>J 632
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+AS
WEST EAST
• 8 • 42
'?A9 ~10 8 7 5
O A KJ 9 5 1 0 832
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0 764
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The bidding:
Weat. North f<:Hl outh
I 0 Obie Pa" 2 •
3 + 4 + Pa11 t'u1
P 111
Opt ning lead: Kini( of ~.
The only handicap that should at
reel a bridge plnyor is being me.nt.al
ly deaf. And that is a conc11Uon that
can be cured with training.
T here are two poant<J of inter at
· In the auction. First. South's jump
reaponse to h1 <J partnt'r's iakeout
doublt. which 11 nol lort'&nfr and doe11
not l'Vl'n prOtnl1t' a 1Uit Of mort'
than four car<I •. It 'lim ply ~how11 a
hand in the 9·12 point range. T hen,
North jumped lo four spades
because a raise to three spades
might ha ve been construed as mere
ly competitive.
West cashed two high diamonds
and then shifted to a trump .
Declarer drew a second trump. end
ing in hand, and ruffed his remain·
ing diamond. He continued with a
OMAR f.)
SHARIFF .. , {
h t1.rl to the king and ace. and We~t
exited with a heart. Try as he
might. declarer had to concede a
dub trick for down one.
South WU guilty or a major
bridgt crime -not paying attention
to the auction. For hft biddinr at
this vulnerabllit.y, It. was dolt.rs to
doughnut• that We1t held the ace of
hearu. He al o had to hold at leu&.
lO card In t h minor 1uit.1 and he
had led 1 1p1de at. trick three.
T hert fore, h could not hav• more
'-than two hearts, and if that were
the case. the contract could be
guaranteed. ·
Declarer should win the fi rst
trump in hand and ruff a diamo~·
high. ryow he returns to hia ha
with a trump and leads a Low hea t
toward dummy's jack. U Weit rises
with the ace. declarer play• low
from the tahle; eventually he-wilJ
get \.o discard his club loser on the
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CHARLES
GOREN~
jack of hearts. If W tl play• low.
the Jae.It wins. and declarer con·
tlnues with a h art to his queen.
Wu t must wl_n perrorce and h Is
end played. No matter which minor
aull. ht ~lects lo return. detlarer
avoid lo inf a club trick, thu1 matt
Ing his contract.
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Johnny Roeera _
Record
isRamS'
quest
Dickerson's
race against
O.J. a big goal
From AP dispatches
Although Eric Dickerson as neanng
0.J. Simpson's single-season rushing
mark, Coach John Robinson says the
Rams aren't w1lhng to sacnfice their
strategy to see him break the record.
"The only dilemma I see as 1f we're
three touchdowns ahead ... or three
touchdowns behind. what do I do?"
Robi nson said Monday at has weekly
mcettng with reporters. "I would be
happy to accept advice on that."
Dickerson. who set a Nattonal
Football League rooki e rushing mark
of 1.808 yards to lead the league last
season. rambled for 191 ya rds an
Sunday's 34-33 victory over Tampa
Bay and 1s JUSt 371 )ards shy of
1mpson's NFL record of2.003 yards
with three games remaining
Simpson's standard was ac-
complished in a 14-game season.
which gives the Rams' second-year
back a two-game advantage to break
the record.
"It's kind of become a team goal,"
Robinson said of Dickerson's quest.
"Of course. 300 yards as a long wa)
away. Some guys rush for 300 )ards in
a season and ask for a raise "
Talkan$ about how strategy might
affect Dickerson's chance al the
record. Robinson said that 1f an
opponent stacks up the dcfcn'ie to
stop the run. Dickerson obv1ousl)
would carry the ball lcs'> and would
pass more.
Should Dickerson rewrite the re-
cord. Robinson would then have
coached both the top s1nglc·M:ason
rusher in college (Marcus Allen wtth
2.342 yards at Southern Cal an 1981 )
and the NFL.
"It would be great to coach the gu)
who got the most yardage 1n college
and in the pros:· said Robinson. who
added with agnn: "It would makelme
immortal ... for a week or so." '( _
Dickerson's rush fo r the record
aside, Robinson and the Rams ha ve
other things on their mir:tds. ~ith an
8-5 record. the Rams can clinch a
wild-card playoff berth by winning its
final three games. and might even
make at to the post-season with one
loss in those remaining contests.
The Rams face the New Orleans
a1nts. whom they beat 28-10 earlier
an the season. Sunday at Anaheim
Stadium. then host the Houston
Oilers on Dec. 9 before closing out the
regular season against the 49en 1n
San Francisco on Dec. 14.
Lawaon VargH
Vargas, Lawson
tops In All-CIF
In only his second year nt thr helm
of Corona del Mar H1gh's :-"ater polo
team. John Varps Monday night was
named the CTF 4-A Coach of the
Year.
Andrew Lawson. who Inst week
helped guide Newport 1 larbor to a
14-9 win over 11\c Sea Kmgs in the
('IF 4-A championship game to claim
the title shared Player of the Year hono~ ~th Long Rench W1l~n·
Robcn Lynn. Orange CC)ljt area product~ domi-
nated all three teams. fivJ the fir11t
and second te.tm!'.. while s x others
were picked for third I laurel
Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar
c~ch had fi ve player tobbrd to lead
all schools. Corona dcl Mar stan<lout JcfT
Ocdma. the backbone to Vorp '23-S
Clf finahsts. wa.un US)' p1clt for fi,,l
team along with teammate tc-vc
(Pl .... eee ALl....CIP /C2)
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Hocker great
Our Lan,ur
ha called It
quite. C2.
Rocky start for.UGI in Boulder
Golden Buffa loes' home c ourt helps
With 28-5 ~dge atline in 80-73 win
Special to tbe Dally Piiot
BOULDER, Colo. -UC Irvine's
basketball team got a ts first taste oflife
on the road Monday night, and it
wasn't especially appeuzing as Colo-
rado's Golden Buffaloes came from
behind to post an 80-73 victory with
the help of a 28-5 edge at the free
throw hnc.
A <:rowd of 4,772 witnessed the
t'orne-from-behind victory. which
drops UCI to0-1 with San Diego State
ne'<t at the Anaheim Convention
Center Thursday night (7:30).
Alex Stavnns scored on a dnvang
layup. then added a J.poant play a
minute later to ignite Colorado.
Stt vnns. who had 10 points, put the
Buffs up 68.-65 with 2:48rcmairung10
the game and then added a field goal
·and a free throw at I :40 lo make it
71-65 ...:.. the Buffs' biggest lead of the
night.
"Our players did what we wanted
them to do," said Mike Bokosky,
filling in for Bill Mulligan who 1s
recuperatina from surgery on a
clogged anery in his neck. "But there
were some and1v1dual breakdowns on
defense at key times."
Those key ti mes cam~ 1 n the second
half aOer UCJ had 5eeo an I I-point
lead melt 1n the first half to a 38-36
halnime margin.
The cold-shooting Buffaloes man-
aged to hit JUSl 38 percent of lhear
shots in the first haJf. but a 12-point
effort by Mike. Reid and 11 points
from center Randy Downs kept them
in the pme.
As the second half got under way,
the battle moved inside between
Downs and UC Irvine center Johnny
Rogers. Rogersgot 12 first-half points
and rattled in 18 more 1n the second
·half.
But Colorado stayed close. going
ahead 46-44 at · 16: I 0 and then
volleyina the lead the rest of the half.
Colorado sull tta.1led with su
minutes lei\, 65-64, but then a 01ne-
point spun tn the neitt 4:47 without an aoswet from the Anteaters put 11
away and pve the Buffaloes a 4--0
scnes edge over the Anteaters.
"It took us a wh1k to respond
correctly to Irvine's tremendous of-
fensive pressure and trans1t1on
game," S81d Colorado Coach Tom
Apke.
• "We were fonunate to beat a team
that as c~ble of wanning its con-
ference a 20 games. Our poise and
experien nabled us to take over in
the secon half."
It was definitely potS<' and ex-
pcnen~. since ucr held the advan-
tage an size and quickness, an addit1on
to Roacrs. caslly the most re-
cosruz.able pla)'er on t.bc coun with
his 30 points. which came from 66. 7
ptrccnt shoo11n1 ( 14 of 21 from the
field) •
The Anteaters had 1 .lS-24 lead
with 3:43 left an the first half, lhartk.s
to a 60 percent effort from the field,
but Colorado's lat~ surge took a lot of
Irvine's momentum away at the
break ·
"We JUlll wore down and got lJrcd,"
eitplained Bokosky
l l( l's game was hurt early to the
second half when po1ntguard Rodney
Scott ~ent down with an Acbt.IJes
tnJUf)
Vikes' story:,
-Little-resp-ect
Shawn Maney (left). Adam Antoyan
provide the 1-2 punch in Marina High'•
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backfield when they face Fontana Friday
night ln the CIF Big Five aemlflnala.
Marina has its- -
customary role
ofunderdog Friday
By ROGER CARLSON °' .... 0.-,,... .....
Manna H1gh's V1lcangs have been
the surpnse of the CIF Big Five
football pla)'offs -stopping h1ghl>-
regarded Loyola an the first round.
then stunning Servile H1gh's Fnars
for the second time this year.
eliminattng the 1wo-11me defending
champions.
The V1kes wall be the underdogs
again Fnday night. Fontana H1gh 's
Steelers rolled to their I 0th victory in
12 stans with a convincing 20-7
decision over unset League cham-
pion Fountain Valle)' last week.
"Hopctull} we can run against
them. because we're not gorng to be
able to pass all over the field on
them." sa} Manna Coach Dave
Thompson as he prepare' his team for
Friday's semifinal game at West-
minster High (7 30).
h's the third lime in four years the
Vilcjngs have advanced to the sem1-
finalsand with a victor) 11 "ould send
them into th e finals at the Los .\ngeles
· Coliseum Dec against the wanner of
the Long Beach Pol}·R1 .. ers1de Pol~
game _,
Cons1stenq 1s tht' name of the
game for Manna. 1n Thompson'c;
opinion. 1n order to deal with Fon-
tana
While Fontana's reputauon 1s built
around m solid. conscrvauve of-
fen~1ve approach, it's the ddense
which has been tht cornerstone of tbe
Steelers· success under the coaching
of former St. Paul assistant Dick
Bru1ch
The Steelers have the edge 1n size
and m strength behind the runmna of
175-pound senior Richard Crout.
185-pound sophomore Keith Wash-
ington and 185-pound senior Larry
Jones ·
Between the thrtt of them they
rushed for 266. yards on 43 camcs m
dom1na11ng the Fouotajn Valley hoe.
A s1denote to Fontana's reputation
1s the teelcrs' trademark of slapp1na
pla-vers as a purushment for mistakes.
Make a mastalce. get )'Our face
slapped And the fact as, there hasn't
been 100 man~ red faces in Fontana
late I\
"The' ha' e Kids who can make
thtng'> happen and tht") keep the ball
on the ground.'" sa)s Thompson.
"The-. thro" a lot ofshon stuff and
the) ·re · prcm multiple The) run
nght at \OU. then they'll run some
option and keep 11 outside. Ifs going
to take good defense. again. hlce the
past two "eeks and a consisten t
ofTen\C.'
"~t' had no tumo .. ers against
Lo' ola and onl\ two last week so we
ha"e to keep ·that up You can't
al"aH count on ~our defen~ .. says
Thomp<.on
Jordan: He makes the grade
Senior defensive -end played a key r9le
in helping Marina to CIF Big Fivesemis
B_yRrCHARO DUNN and 1s pla}in; football once again -
~P11otcot1..,,ondeft1 and playing 11 well.
Mothers cari be a thorn 1n the side. Last Friday. Jordan knocked down
but many times 1t proves to be a two passes. recorded six solo tackk.,
blessing in dfaguasc. and two asmtc; at his defensive end
For Manna High senior Fred positionintht'Vikings'21·13CIFB1g
Jordan. 1t was no different. Fi ve Conference quarterfinal playofl
Jordan's mother wouldn't allow win over Scrv11e. Next up for Manna
him to pla> football his JUnaor year as Fontana Friday night at Wcc;t-
bccausc ofa poor schola~tac situation. minster High.
Now. she couldn't be more proud of While Jordan impressed a lot ol
her son people Fnday. probably no one was
Jordan has successfull y taken on more impressed than losing coach
the task of rcbualdrng his study hab1b Leo Hand of Scrv1 te.
~BREP .BASKETBALL ,
Big season ahe~d
·.for talented OV?
Seahawks heavy
with experience.
but they're young
"' By ROGER CARLSON
CM llwo..lr~..... ! -
Ocean View H1gh's Scahawlcs are
ant1c1pat1ng another pow.erhousc
basketball sea~n with the non-league
and tournament campaign JUSt
around the comer. and it's based on
size. eiq:)(ncnce and depth.
"With a good attitude this can be a
very good team." i.ays Ocean View
Coach Jim Harris. "They're good
enough to compete wi th any6ne. II
the nccc sary 1ngrcd1cnts are present
-expencncc, shooting. size. quick-
ness and depth.
"Wt''rc e~pcnencC\1. but we'll be a
relatively youna club."
The Scahnwk$ ro tcr 1n ludc two
sophomore and two 1un1ors. and all
of them figure to see ncuon
h' the sophomore' where most of
the attention is focuc;cd -with 6-f>
Ricky Butler an<l 6-4'1' Desi Uatcly.
on.inally from Lynwood, not onl)'
aiv1na the ahawk'I M>hd board
trcnath. but mu\C'lt strcnath, too.
w1lh llO 11nd .214-pound tallstac,\.
rn~1vely
Butler avcraJCd .0 points a pmc
-·
,·for the Seahawks as a lreshman
staner. and 1s cdhfidered a sound all-
around player with a new emphasis
on the outside game.
Hazcly is also a solid offens1 .. e
pla)'e r. according to Harris.
The Juniors arc Blame De Brouwer
(6-01'2) and Ton) Panzica. a 6-7
captain wnh praying apenenre :is ir
sophomort.
mong the standout scnior~r 6-7
Mike Flynn.: 6-3 Mike Hal verson.
5-11 Ton)' ~oder. 6-5 Mike Labat,
6-3 Mike McGlinchey. 6-4 Davc-
tra1ght: and 5-8 Tim Ramirez.
Halverson 1s the A B president ond
Hocker is the team's be t dcfcn<11vc
guard.
Hams call-1 Labat "the bc\t one·
)Cnr vanit y playt'r an Ocean V1ev.
history," and Pan11ca's qu1ckne s
and court ~n'i(' make him the team
capt111n
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Hand. whose team loM onh l"O
gamt's this season -each tune to
Manna. offered th1-. pra1c;c lor Jor-
dan "I thought he was the he<.t high
school player I've seen all \car ..
That'c; one of 1he big. reasons
Jordan wascho~n a~ the Dath Pilot's
Pla yer of the Week.~ "I think he's an exec 1 Pac-10
kid." added Hand. a fir\ -)e~r high
c;chool coach who onu: directed
teams on the college lcH·I "What I
was impressed ""'th mo'>t ""as his
ah1lit~ to drop bad. on pa~'>t'' He "as
all over the lield -he\ tough. hard-
no\Cd -I'd lo\(: to ha' e him pla\ for
me in college ...
o would man:-otherc;. and 11 <,eemc;
Harr11 Errton
..
Player of week
hkel~ Jordan .... ,11 get his chance.
··Their coach (Hand) came up to
me after the game and \<ltd I "as the
best football pla)'er he'd seen 1n
Caltforn1a." recalled Jordan .. '\nd
that .... a~ kind ot nice of him to sa' -
11 made me feel real good ·
"I think he "ac; kind of e'.\aggerat-
1ng a little htt. but 11 "a<; n1le ofh1m to
sa\ that ·· ·Pia~ ing defenc;1' t' l'nd. Jordan
doe\n·1 get a'> man' opponun111es to
tackle hut that docc;n't mean h1<.
pre\Cnce hasn't tx-en felt
Morris (6-8) gives.
CdM a sound shot
• h..:__.. Sefi Kings lig h t
on experience.
heavy on tale nt ,
ddlchal k 11 ag.h \ Ruadrunnl'1'
are tht'carl) fa, ontt''>-hut al there"
a potenual hole 1n their Sea \ '""'
League h:l<ikt'thall lhamp1onsh1p
aspiration 1t' ~rap(lt'd ur tnJUSt one
fact
1 o get to thl' top the\ ·11 ha' t' to deal
v.11h Jnck [ mon and hts <.. orona Ml
Mar High Sc.i J...1ng'I n tt'am "11hou1
'itgnalicant ~\P<'nt'ncc, hu1 "'11h nm1·
s1dcrahlt' reputation for gl\ ane better
on-paper lnlt'nt 3 lot nf tmuhk
t::m on ·,. u'iual p:ittcnt oOen\<' and
tough man-to-man dt'ft'n'i(' mean
pmblt'm'I for nn) and all on an annual
bast\, and the I QNJl-~ \('3~1n figu~
to be ont' of the . a 1<..ing,· better
''Tht' team 1\ 1nt'\(lC'ncnccJ ·· ..a"
Fmon. "hut 1t lool..\ hl..c 11 could hi: ;i
contender tNl<l' 1mprt" t'mcnt "
nC('Jed and thr JUn1on v.111 ha't' tn
pll'I) v.:cll for U\.' ht" add'
On tht• 'lurfact· 11 "n t all 1ha1
1mrx1'l1n~ The \<'.i "'"~' ha' t· m' rt'turn1ni \l1U1<'f'\ Imm I\.~ duh
but ~-~ \tC'' e ~<'ITI' ··wuld he "
falh'r" aHordin, tn 1 mon
.. mon <':111'\ Mnrm hi'> "pmp;&m
r rntt'l. I • \IOH' lh(' h1~ ~n111r hil\ tal.rn
It one trp •t i t1mt' dunnt1 hi\
\
trt•\hman '''rhnmort' and 1un1or
'i(.•a<,(lO\
"lfo(lt'l11ll\ 1h1~ wall he hie; reward-
ing H'at ·· -.J\\ the "<.'teran Emon
··~ e'rl' no1 'urt• hut "" think he'\
gciang. 16 haH' a pre11~ g<'Od vcar ..
Thc ~a f...1ng<. lookcd c;ou nd dunng
th<" '>ummtr -losing to "lcwport
Hahm and dcteat1ng ddlebat'k. bul
3\ f-mon point\ out. "'\ ou never
kno" about tho'-<' things hc<'au~ of
tht' 'anou-. f'mJlha\IC. f'UI on summer
gJmt'S ••
The onh lllhC'r rl,l\er "Ith doc;c lo
\ a"11v t'\fle:ncnn '' fl· I Roh l1m-
ml'r 1hc tl.'am lei.\d<'r
'\mong tht' 'Cn1or-.. an addition to
l1mmt'1 and \.1om". Jre I red John~
'>\)n I ~-10), Rt\ h l cmmon I ~-0) Rack
'\m1rl (f, I land l m \tr:iu"' f('I-'l all
lrom the 1unaor \af'\1t't
Junmrt hcrhng up the <.quad arc
1 od Re-. r~l>AC:f I ' I Ill T 1m l nn -
lltln<;<n (ti '' ktl F1'1."r t~1) and
Oouf. •l'l"I. n t('l.-0\
Cwene die ~' lc:NdUle
0... 1 .... tuna 11••<11 l-"-mfll' o.t;
II I ( l""O 0.. 14-' l tOun. H"" Dtc
II 11-llY M WOt'llll N•''" fo.KllalMlll
Jtn • 1 N••roor• Ha•bof' Jan t-l••a11 · c 1• fl\C>l"'lf'I Jt r 11-'tlt Ul'l•••nfly• Jell
I WOOC!tc •!Mlf --.1 ten 1t -<o,11 ~·
lf>Qmfll an 1\ • \ .. ~~•" Jan lS.-.1
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" C2 Orange Coatt DAIL V PILOT /Tueedey, November 27. 1984
-~
Esti1nates range
at 15-60 percent
for dope usage
From At> dl1pa1cbt'1
MIAMI -~ rom I' pc1ccnt to hO •
percent of profc'i'llonal Jthlctc) u~ coca me
and manJuana. at:cordin$ to i.ome ('Sll·
m~and the o\t'rn h~lnung ma10111y ol lttns say drug
u~ as a scnou!I problem m 'iponi. The Maam1 Herald
reponcd Munda)
\ i.unC) b) Thl• lkrald i.howed 74 pt.'ll'l'llt of fan,
rc!lpondmg con<;1Jc1 drug abuse the moM ~noui.
probl('m faetng modern \J)Om. whale 24 percent bcle\C
11 ts a !>mall problem Onh :! percent saad 1t was not a
problem
The I krald ~1cJ 11 mten aev.ed MI l< people
nation" 1dc b\ teh:phonl' using rJndom d1g11 dialing.
and that tl I pcrlcnt lOmplete<l the ~urvc). whu.:h ha!> a
margin 111 l·rror of plu\-ur-m1nus 4 pcrlentagc !)(>ant-;
"(Athk·tc'>) arc a target group bc-c3U'>l' the) ha' e the
monc>. the 111nc. hJlt thl· ~car off." the new!>papcr
quoted Natrona I f oothall League ( omrn1!>'>1uner Pell'
Roullc a'> '>3\ mg.
RU1dk ;,11d thl' l\.f l ha.,n't atll'mPll'd a !>Uf\f) uf
the t'Atcnt ufdruK U'-l' among the: pla)l'r">
M1lo.c 'itrachan. a lorrnl'r Nt•v. Orleans ~a 1nt'> pla~l'rlun,1llcd ul \ellingrnuunt:. \\as 1.1uutl·d b> the
Herald a .. cs11mat1ng that 3\Clf tv.-o ~c:ar\ :.igu oil pcrt.l'nt
ul ~rL rla)er\ V..l'H· 1n,olH·d ~Ith drug' Jnd 411
pt·rlcnt ul tho~ v. 1th ullalnl'
Patmk I ann1ng. the lormcr NcY. Orkan~ J):.1stan1
d1\tnl't allurnn "hu rrowl uted ~tr•il·h .. 10 c\tamated
lUrrcnt Jrug·u~· 111 thl· 1'.H at )0 pt'rlcnt tor hlad
pla,cr\ and 15 pern·nt tor v..h1tcs. till' I krald \a1d
So1.1ulo~1!>t Harl) £ dward ... who \tud1l'S '>pon'I at
the l'nl'l'f'>lt} of( :iltfornaa told thc nl'w\papcr that
athlete~ ha'e been cond111oncd to bclicH' thn nrn gl·t
J\ ... a) V..lth ,10\thmg belUU\l' ol their \\;JIU\
.Quote of the day
"When we got some more W's (wins). our fans
won't have to cover their heads with their hats
anymore," -Norm Nixon of the Los Angeles
Cllppers.
Saints' owner wants to sell
Nf W ORI l AN"I -Ov..ncr John
Mccom. fru!>trat<.•d at thl· Nev. Orlean\
Saint~· failures.•'> read) to \ell the 1\o3t1onal
football League ll':.&m lur a nun-ncgullable
S75 million. a ncv.\papcr \<ml m toda~ \ 1.·d1t1on\
I ht I 1mc:s-P1rn~ um· quoted \ifccum ma Monda)
mtl·r. 1ev.. a' '>3~ 1ng lour llltl'll''>ted panic!>' -none ot
v. horn hl' v.-ould idcntll) -ha\t~ approaclll'd the \a1nh
and that Lv..o V.l'fl' .. ,en \cnous ..
Mewm v.-as n1111mmed1ateh 3\dilabk lor lunhcr
lOmment .\ guard at Merom\ offa:e building m
Hou!>lun ..aid thl· \111n1'' ov.ner was at a pan) Mo~a)
night and mull.I nut ht.· rl·arhed
i.\!> thl' Supcrdome nl·go11a1rnns dragged on. rcpu11'
pcr<il\lcll 1hat the \:uni\ might mu\l' lirs1 to Jalk·
\On' Ille:. thl·n to Ph11l'lll\ and then to Baltimore
It v..uuld tx· J '>tmpk pron·Jurl' hccausc of thl' l ' \ ~uprcml' C oun\ prl'll'dl·nt·\l'tting ruling that thl· ''I
<.ould not prn<.·nt nv.m·r \I Da"' lrom mo' 1ng ha'!.
Ratdt:r'!. from <>aklancJ 111 l 11\ \ngdn
Holmes to box Bey, then retire
~f V. Y<>Kll. I arn Holmt•\ \;rnl
M onda~ ''I'm ~umg 111 light l>a\Jd Bn and
qu1l"
And the unhcJ11·11 '~·}1·ar-old hl'3' ~
v.e1gh1 <.harnp1on \,11d 11 hl· doe,n"t ddl·nu his
lnterni1t1unal lfo\lnJ.! I l·derat1on t11k agam\I lk~ lw
""' 1101 ligbt again
Hui 1hc fight I lnlmt'\ "ould likl' to fl'lllt un "onl·
Jg.Jin'>t light ht·a, \v.t·1ght lhampron 11lhal'I \pink\
"I don'1 'K.'~ thc l">pink\I fight j!.utng on ·· I lolnw'
said ma telcphom: 1ntt·n ll'" from h1'> onicl' at I a'>ttJn
Pa "~o I m gc11ng to 11.11 ,rhl·ad and light He\ lur Don
J..mg tor\::! m1ll1un ·
··I hilt'\ for nov. · :uldt•ll H11lmt·'· n111 cornplctt.•I\
ruling out a \pink\ matlh lor whKh hi' a\lo.1ng pnn·"
S2.5 m1ll1on "Whoner I ligh t It\ m> last light"
Holme\ hac, announlt'd h" mtt.•nt1on of rt.·t1nng on
more tl1t1n one 1)(.<.a\lon 111 the na\t
Holml''> lUI 1nrr thr left l')l' and hurt h) right
hands 1n thl' lifth and t·1ghth round' kept h1'> I HI title
b) sloppmg 1 ne\f)l m·11l.c:d Jame:\ .. Bonecru\hcr" \m 1th
Nov lJ at l.<1\ \'l·~1' ;.n to run his rc:rnrd to 4o-O
McLain labeled •perfect patsy•
TAM Pi\ -Onr-llmc mnJor ll'aiut•
pitching lll'e Denny McLain wa~ the
"perfect p•my." n '1r t1m ut "har,, chcutt..
(.·cool and )w111<llel'," hi\ attornl') aid
Monda) 3\ Mc:La1n and three rn-<kfi:•nJ.anh Wl'nt on
tnal ugnin on fedetal ratkl·tecnn~ lhargc\
l!arlu:r th1 \ rnvnth l 1 S Judge fl11atx·th
Ko,:arhcvach called a nmtraal. caght da)\ 1nt0
pron.-edangs. wa1hou1 making her reJ\On puhlil 'hl·
ummuoed the 12 Jumr\ .rnd lour altemntr' 1n10 hl·r
dlamber., oot:-b)-onc then plalcd oppo"ni attomc\-\
under a ga(l order to prcH·nl them fr tllll d ISCU.,\lng what
happened.
Paralleling hr., earlier UJll'n1ns a1gurnl'nt Jl'lcn~c
attorney Arnold l.e\lnl uttadcd thl· r1ed1b1ht > 111
prop0sed ~ovcrnment w1tnl'\!>C!I in thl· ta\1.· aga1n\t
basebalJ's last 30.gaml· "1nnl'1 lie: da1nwd Md.a1n. u
40-:rcar-old ~pone, hero. ""., '1rt1m11ed and u\cd h~
people he described J"> aouk\ and lOn' Kt\
Asst tant l ' \ .\ttornc> 1:.rn'>L Mul'ller hmH'H'r
l:untended the C't J)c1ro11 l 1gcr"> p1tthn "il'> 1n,ohl'd
1n t:'tlort1on. loan-'>harkmg hookmak1ng and l':\rned
good mone) a., a \pons bookll' .iltl·r Im maJor llal'Ul'
career tollapscd
Mut'lkr told the I 2·rnember pancl that Md <11n
was lll'olvcd v.1 th an equ11~ tc:nding lirm that l'ha~t·d
as murh U'> 150 pcrt.'l'lll 1nt<.·rc'>t. and u\e<l thrl':tl\ tu
rnllect dcht'>
l C\ inc told Juror~ Mel ain "v.a\ ;rnd ha\ lwo,:n .1
gamhler," adding "Denn} McLain h<1~ m·,er been
'"'ohed 1n drug\ .. ha) nc\ er tx·en 1n,uh1.·d 111 lo!1n-
'>hark1ng "
Allen wants passing reforms
-RAl>l\OR Pa -Cieorge \lll·p, m
former l'Oul h an ho th the Nauonal f-ootball c • >
League and thl· United States Footh.rll •
League, '>ay'> thl' pro game 1s no longer
football but "pa\\hall" and urgcs.th:.it K:tml'\ be ~pcedcd
up.
Alkn in an anidc appearing 1n thl· De<. I l'>'iUl' 111
l V Gu1dc sugg1.•\t\ that !)Orne of thl· ruk' de~1gncd 111
g1' c team'> morl' offen~ and '>t'onng 'hould he:· ahoh'>hcd.
"Empha'>llt' pa\s1ng and the garnn hcrnmc
predictable and prolonged." Allen sa~'
Allen '>!l)'., thJI the rules !)hould be changed to hdp
1hc defen!.<.' and eliminate what he kcl\ arc d1<.·ap
'*·ores. espc<. tall) tho<,c created by "tnndl•ntal ton tat. t ..
on pa'>~ interfert'nl c penalties.
Allen. lorml·r Wa-;hington and Ram~ c.:oal h 1n till'
NFL. 1~ nov. the thairman of the board and former
coach of the: .\nmna Wranglers of tJ'lc lJSl·l
Two prep stars pick UCLA
l 0\ .\ "1(,1 I f-.~ -Forward-center m
Dana ( h1ld'> ol \.\ ntem C'hnsllan High in
( o' ma. ancJ guJrd l \ nn Richardson of < uhl'r ( 11~ ll1gh ha\c o;1gned leltl'r'> ot
llltl·nt to allrnd l C LA next :rear.
fhe 6-.":! ( hlld' a' craged 20 points and 14 rcbounds
a~ a JUn1ur 13\I \car wh1k the 5-9 Ru.:hard,on :.&\erngcd
I fi poinl!> and"' a\'il\t~ a!! a 1un1or
Virginia's Welsh honored
V11g1n1a lootball ( oach C1corgt• Wcl'>h m
ha\ lx'l'll named \tlantK C'oa\l ( onfl·rcnt.'l c • •
( 03c;h ot tht• Year I>', r he: \'i!>OC1atcd Pres\ -
aftcr leading the< a~alier~ lo the verge ofa
league tllle 1n has thmJ \car at the helm
Wcbh rl'll'I\ l·d '" of the SC\ l'n 'ott'\ l :.&\t l)\ la<
panl'l ot '>l)orl\ \.\fltl·rs ~ho l'(J\ l'r ACC \t hoot' J\ "di .1,
thc "Jullh < arollna member'> nf the: \I'' wllcg~·
football board I hl· olhcr ballot """ l·a-;t for < 1l"Org1a
lech'\8111( Ull\ "l10al,11lcdh1'>tcamuut11tthltl'llJr
Whl·n hl· 1110~ tJ\l'r tor Dick Hc\l\\ltk. Wl'l\h
1nhcr11cd a prn~1arn that had toppt•d lhe .500 kH·l uncc
in 14 ~car., H 1-.fi r'>ll'ampa1gn lin1!>hed at 2-1J hut he led
thnluh to;i <•·' lirmh in 19tn
fh1'> \l·a-.on ~ot oil to a dl'>nldl \IJr t "ht.•n ( lt•rn\on
pound<.·d the ( a, ... Jr,·r\ 5'·0, hut V.l'l\h rcma1nell
tonlidl·nt
Television, radio
TELEVISION
10 p.m. -BOXING -From the Olympic
Auditorium (delayed). Channel 56.
RADIO
6:30 p.m . -PRO BASKETBALL: Clippers at
Denver, KIEV (870).
7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL· Long
Beach St. at Pepperdlne, KEZY ( 1190).
7:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Winnipeg at Kings.
KWVE-FM ( 108).
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Sun Devils breeze, 70-57 ..
J rom AP dispatches
11.:. \1 Pl -I re\hm.111 < hn' \Jndk
.ind \of}hDnrnn· 1•u;ird Bohh~
I homr'>on led a h,1lantl·d \r11ona
\talc \Uinng.rllalk a' lhl' \un l>n 11\
!IJ'>Cll l'd th1:1r h;1\lo-t·thall \l'.l\CH1 \.\1th ,,
7().)7 non-t onfnrnll \.\Ill 11\11
\ngl•l11 "itaH· \lfond,n 111yh1
liandlc, thl' <fl 4 \ Pl.1\lr 111 th1·
'y car from I on)! lk.1d1 l'ol\ l."1
\Ca'>on led thl· l k"il' \\llh I' J>i11nt'
.111d l homp\!1n Jdtkd 1111ic 1 1~h1 111
"h1d1 lame 1n till' lin.il W\l'n
rninutr-. oftht.• g:.&ml
Kenn' \m11h tc:d \n11d11 \tatc .t
1>1"1<;1011 II \(h11ol with IY point'>
Wl-Jffl'OPT
r he \un Ix_., 11\ "" nl'<l a 50-49 kaJ
v.tth 7 2' left in the game
I l\l'"' hn<.· in < ollcgc ha'>kethall
\1ond.1\ n1~h1
l\ortb Ca rolina State 93, UC Santa
Barbara 70· 111 Raleigh. -\l·n1or
lorv.ard I orrnm ( hark'> \cored 211
point\:.&\ I 'hh-rankcd Nunh ( arolrna
\tall' '1.l11"nnJ I ·c Santa Barbara
l/ ,_ .,,, ,n a nun-uinlcrcnLl' game
f.ieorgt>town 74, Hawaii L-Oa 0 : In
llo nolulu Bill Manin S(.OfCd 14
p u 1 n 1 ' t o ll-a d t o p · r a n k nl
{ •l'orgctov. 11 lo a 74-4) \.IC tot) m c:r
I f.r.,...a11 I OJ< ulkgc
SI Ill )YJ\KI )
Duke 97, St Louis 64: In \t l 11ul\
\fark \lam· and J;i.,.. Hila\ \Cored IY
Jllllllt\ eJlh a\ all fi\e ':llilrtl'r\ \Cored
111 douhk figure' to hl'lp \IX th-ran ked
I >ukt I n1H'r\1t\ l O:•'>l to .r 1.17-64
\lllllr\ tl\l'I \t ., OLJI<, l 111\l'r\lt\ Ill
tlH' \C:J\011 upcnrr ·
Ok labqma 90, Arkaosas-Lltale
Ro<'k 63: In Norman. All-American
W.1>ym .. 1n l 1\cJalc \l'O.f~ :!9 poinb
• and Kr.1hh<.·d a t.J~c1 -h1gh 22 re·
hound\ ·" Ii Ith-ranked < >klahorna
drtlled 1\1 kan\a\-1 1ttlc.-Rock 90-63.
l tab Stale 100, Cal State North·
ridge ~7: In I ogan forv.ard Ctrt~g
( 1rant UH'rtanw a m1\l·rahlc lirc,t half
\hoot1np, pcrtormann· to '>t·orc :w
point\ an<l k<rd I 1tah \tale to a I()(). 77
Vil ton OH'r < al \tall' Northndgt•
lltab 89, L-O yola-Marymount 85: In
\alt Lake C •I). Kelvin l Jp.,haw
<,cored 7 of h1' 12 P<>tnt<> 1n ovcrt1ml'
a!) lJtah rall1l·d to ddc.-at I o:rola·
Marymount, 8'1-k
lJ1:ih n·nt(.•r T 1m Md aughlin. a
produt.t of 1 1 n1vc.-~1t) l11gh in Irvine.
tied tht' \( ort· at 71.1 with 41 ..ccund\
remain mg.
'" Wlt<tptlofi •
Miami quarterback Dan Marino (center) ls
congratulated by teammate Nat Moore (89)
after he tJed the NFL season TD paHlng
record with 36 Monday night.
Move over Blanda and Tittle
M iami's Marino adds n ame
to list of immortal passers
with two more 1n tht.• third q11.1ner to rut thc game awa>
Dan John!.on\ 7-\~Hd \lOnng r<.'lcptwn ga'e M1am1 a
21-10 ad,:rntage 1.11 intu the second hJlfand Har~)·~
'>ccood 1 D rcCl'pt1on. a 12-}arder, ga'e the Dolphins
quartcrhal'k No. 16 \qth thrl'l' gaml'\ kit 1n the regular
!:>l'asun MIAMI (AP) -Dan Manno wa~ uni) a bah> v.hen
C •l·urgc Blanda and Y A. T1ttlc etched thl'ir namn 1nto the
t\atmnal Football League record hook. and now. 111 tht•
mtanq of ha~ l\J FL career. hc 1~ on the' crgc olcra'!.1ng tht·11
~1ngk-sea.-,on mark for touchdo~ n pa'>">l"'>
"I'm '><I happ\ and proud ol l>an .. < oach Don Shula
'>aid ... He de.,cn l'.; .rll thl' rcrngn111on he·, ge t ling. It's hard
to hchen· that a gu) 111 hi\ \l'tond }t.'ar I\ illlllmphshmg
thCSl' thing<; ..
Blanda v.ho pl<i,ed tx·tv.-el'n l941J and 1975 \Cl th.c
record 1n h1~ 12th \ea\on ol proll'\\lonal football a'> a
member ol the: I lou\ton < )1ll'r'> of th..-old American
Football League l 1llll' did 11 lor thl' Nev. York Ci1an1s 1n
Im 15th NH '>ca\on Both at-romph!>hed the teal rn 14
gume!>.
Thc M1dm1 quanerback -JU\t a It.·" munth\ old
v. hl·n Alanda threw for 36 TD\ 1n I% I and a mere tuddlcr
when T111le did the !Mlmc m 1963 -pulled l'\ en with the:
I tall of f3mcr\ on Monday night. throwing for I q2 yardo;
and lour srnre!l to kad the Dolphins 111 a 2X· I 7Vil1111) O\ er
tht• '\lcv. \'nrk kt<i.
"Jt'<. a great honor. hut wha1 makt''> ll \O 111urh tun fm
m1.· ,., that \Oman) othl'r gu}' tontnbutcd and hl'lp1:d nw
acunnpll\h th" .. 1he ~ct:ond-~car,prn \aid "1 'er\hml~
v.a\nnted ahout 11 and· I \\a\JLl'>t a'> l'\ntcJ tl\ thn "l'rl' ..
"ihulawa\a<lclt'll\1\Cha<.~mthl'theN r I 1nthe 1950s
"ht.•n Blanda and I 1111<: \H·rc al'\o pla} 1ng and '\uggc<ited it
wa<, '!.t'n\ek'>'> to tr; 111 lomparc Manno with them
Manno to!>~d touthdov.n pa"c' of'\ \anh 111 lark
(la' ton and I :rard to Hrutc t larll) a' tht· 12-I I )olph111\
bu1i1 a 14-10 hallt11m· lead and thl·n e1.1uakd lht rl'l111d
.. , think }ou h;l\l' 111 Jullgl' him on v.hat he\ doing 1n
llarnc., 1n tlm d:1) :and age v.11h '>OJ)hl\t1tatcd dcfrnc.cs.
\llua'tron \Uh\l1tut1on\ 1hrn·-ma11 hm•\ and eight-men
\nonll<im•c, .. \hul.1 ... 11d "\ gu~ lih that v.1lh eH'r)th1n.g
hl"' <lone dC\t'r' c\ that rnurll ..
It could be
the year.
for Artists
By ROGER CARLl ON
Of llM O.itr PllOl..ltell
\rn t1ml' a ha.,h·thall C03lh ~tart\
thrl'l' ·frnhmen on hi\ tl·am )OU ~n(J\\
things could Ix' betu:r -and tha1·,
exactly wh'!rl ll ,., at Laguna Beach
H 1gh t hc'>l' I.la)' for ( oach < ra1g
ralcon1.·r tv.o ycar'I after the lact
"Jo" hl·\ not -;1an1ng three
tre\hmcn arn more. instead he·., '>t;tn-
ing thrt'l' 1wc1-ycar .. 1ancro; wi th \1111
another H·ar ahead of them in tht•
Imm"> ot" 6-5 ( oby Naes'>. 6-' \can
Jordan and 5-10 Bil\\r11\tcn
\dd t\.\u-\car letterman Mark
"v'llCirath 16-i). lc1tcrman Paul V.at·
lord (a 5-IO point guard) and a mu pk
ot other \urpnse:. 4111d 11 <.ombmc'
111111 a uni l "'h1ch 1'i ohv1CJU'>I} going to
makti \llllll' nn1w in l\l•a Vil'" L cagur
ha\kt·thall
"We're \11ung." !>l.I)\ I Jll'oncr. "hut
"l"rc n.pt·nl'IKt'd, too C oh} Nat''" "'II he an Jll-lcagut· pla)cr and v.-l"ll
be \Cf} \lrung 10!>1de."
Nae)'> a' eragcd 1 l.l ponl~ a game
1n the \n1s1,· 10-12 1981-M nim-
pa1gn. 1ndud1ng a 4-X ~outh ( oa<>t
I l·agu~ ret oru
Nac'i'> pac.:k'> 2111 f)<lUnd'> on Im 6-5
lramc and Jordan 1'1 190 pound!>. In
;idd1ton f1-l I XS-pound \ophomore
~toll H1.·r<lman rnuld \tan for the
Art1sl'i. who u1x·n the 'iCa\on Monda)
\ .. 1th their Laguna Beach lnv1tauonal.
The Art1"1s· first round opponent as
C aliforn1a H igh (7:30}.
.\nothcr Junior on the Artist!>' ninc-
man ro<.tcr 1s 6-11 odd Fortune. the
~ ou nger brother of \ 11-< If-volleyball
\tar \coll r ortune who ... now al
\tanfor<l.
* Laeun1 a.1ct1 'ctlfllul1
OM J·&-Laguna BHCh Tournnmanr, Dec
17 IS-Sa n Clemtnlt Tournemeno
Jan 1·S-Senllego Tournemen1, Jan
1-WOOC:ll)t'10ga' (home), Jell ....... ,, Co,11 Meu',
Jan 11-1 ~•OOlt~Ck •, Jen 16-E l1111<le ·
lf'IOmtl, Jen It-el NtWPOrl HarbOr•, Jan
?}-at Unlvl'•,Hv', Jan 7S-CMona 0.1 Nier• 1"°"'91 Jen »-er W000t>r1e1ga• FtO 1-<:0\ta ~ .. • l"<lmel. Ftb •-SeOOle
D&CA' U».rneJ. Flt> 6-al E.s1anue·. Fe.o. 1-Newoor l Hett>or' Ir.om.I f.eo ll-Unfver
"'v' lhOmel Ftb !~el COfona Ol'I Mer• •a.no•" S.1 View LMgue game AM non·
1ourne,,,.n1 eno '"gue 01mei 0.01n el 1 30 om
Canadiens' Lafleur
calls it career. at 33
His slow start
prompted decision
to call it quits
\ION I RI 1\l (·\P) -R1gh1 \.\tng
(1uy I J lkur 111 the Montrt•al <an-
all•l'rl'>. a ml·mhcr of fi ve Na t1<>nal
Hock('v l..eaguc ';tanlcy Cup cham-
p1on\h1p tt am\ in the 197Ch. an-
rwunn·d his retlrl·mcnt Monda\
Lalku1. 33. made thl· dcc1)10n alter
ml'l'llng v.1th < anad1cn .. \lanag1ng
D1rtc.:1or \crgc ~avard -a fo rmer
tl·ammate-for most ol thl· morning
Rcad1ng fl prepared <itatl·mcnt at a
ha\lil) t;ilkd r orum new' um-
teren<.'C', a tl•ary-1.·yl·d Lancur 'aid. "I
thought 111 th1~ for a long time at till'
l'nd 11 1 la~t '\t',l\On, but thought thing'>
v.ouhl go ht.·ttrr thl\ }Car Au1 a\ ~11u
,ill kr111" l'H· hccn 111 a '>lump th"
\l'itr ..
"I <.klld<.·d 10 take the wn·kcnd and
wlk ahout 11 (retirement) \enou'h
v.1th OI) famil) "
L alleur. \\-hO!>c C\plosne speed dnd
dell .. rnnng tOulh made him an NHL
'>upt.•r\tar. added that h1'!> de<.1\lon to
1.1u1t wa\ nm takl'n hcrau">C' ol h1\
ALL-CIF. • • From Cl
S<.hrol·tk1 Other art•a fir'>t team
'iell'l twn.. 1nllulkd Newport
Harhor'' Trc,or U<.·ncd1cl and < ~wron r homp-.on and Manna\
Tom Warde
'H·rnnJ team .. ekt t1on., included
Manna·, \tn e Spanov1rh. Newport
I larhor\ M1kl' C amphcll. ( dM\
JJ\on I 11.en,, < O'ita Me'>a·~ ;\In
( ren'\haw and lJn1vrr'\11y·, LnC'
( nrl,nr'
I hr ar1.•a however, wa~ fl'fl· r~<;entcd l>e.,l hy the thml tea m a.-, \IX
pla}l'r\ wt·rl' r ho'i<'n, headed hy ( II
champion Newpon Hnrhor'-; Doug
O'Donnell and J{1ch Stanley. SunM't
L cagoe pla)'Cr'> picked were Manna·,
'icott l af'ien and J-ount:un Valley's
Mike Ru1ck. while CdM landed two
othrr'i. C1ary fl!tt'hy and JdTl omlln.
Flnt THm
n·dult·d rroduc-t1on on tht' ice
"\1 a\be I'm nut a' mut1'vatl·d a' 1n
m~ hag ~cars."" hl' c,a1d "I ..av. the
l(,1m "a' going "ell 1h1-. >car and
thought It better to go out that v..a~
than" hen the team wac, 1n d10kult). •
( .1nad 1cn~ Prl''i1dcn1 Ronald (·ore)
'aid I aneur wilt he a member o f the
organ11a11011 "lor till' re\t ot h1~ life."
"I k I\ going 111 tal.t a fi:w v.-l•ek-; LO
1c\t and "Ill \It down w11h ml· after
C hn .. 1ma' 111 dt·ud<.· "hat h1-, func-
11om \\Ill tx· v.11h tlw te:.1111 .. ( orey
\aid
Thl' '>trugglmg lurv.-:ird. who had
uni) tv.-11 goal'> and lhrc:l' a\\l\t\ 1n 19
game\ th1!> ~·ason. did not dClOm·
f'l:'IO\ tht• ( anad1{'ll\ to Bo!>ton for
lhl'ir gamt· agi,11n'1 thl· Bruin<i on
~unda'f
l he · duh .1nnuum·l·d at the time
that I atleur wa" sunc11ng from a
Fn>tn 1n1ur}. 1nrnrrl·d in a ganw the
prn 1ou' night
I alkur\ k.11' 111dul.lrd \IX \tra1ght
\l':l\on' with SO or mnrl' goal\ -from
llJ74-75 tn l979~XO
63-58 victory
for Saddl e back
Sadtlll·baLk c ollege\ wom1.:rfs ha~h·tball team kt·pt 11\carly w1nn1 ng
'trcak all'c Monda} flight at R1 ver-
'>1de ( it) College with a 63-58 non-
wnferencc 'ictCH)o"cr the Tigers,
raising 1t\ rccor<l tu '·O .
The Gaucho., v..erl· led by last 'iea~on '!> Pacific ( Oa\t Conference
MVP Mc:ither [\ll'y, who J)Ourcd in a
game-high 23 'JX>lnh while grabbing
three rebounds. d1<,hing on <;even
nc,\1\1\ and recording two \lcul!i
FOOTBALL
Players
of week
SHANE FOLEY
Newport Harbor
SillJ>YAHD HAU L OlJT RAT£S
$4 00 ft,,
S5 0.~1t
.. ~ 00 fl
t1 00 fl
SR OO•(l
Evert-Lloyd ·rolls in first round .
Jelt 0.01no fCoron• dtl Mar), Trevor
811nedltl \Ntwoorl tierl>q_f), Cameron T,.0,,,11 \On (NllWOOfl H"rl)Ot I. f'orn W&rdt (Merine),
Oe,,ln HUkln\ (VIII• Perk), Mlkt Buncrt (Fool ri111) Mell Orvneiton Ill W1l•On), Sltvt
$Chrotc141r IC Mona Otl N\et >. f;rt• Blum !Svnn"'
•Mltl 1111 Slr&M If" OOlhflll, Jl \Oll JtHrl•' (VIiie Perk I
I k hit 16 ut 2' flllMK'\ for ~ 19
yard\, and a 18-ynrd ID rla'l'i, and
ran CJ )tircts lor a fD. coplet1ng 'O
of 37 pnssc) in the rlayofT, 0-39
41) 4~
~11) r,9
hll fHI
7'H1p .
I Lf<.1\N & l'\l~T BOTfOM
Sti 511 l'n Foot Lt1 tx11 On I~
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ff Al L 01 T~ TO 75 75 TONS Marrnt• S< dlt•
223,21ST THf<..1·.1 Nr.\\POHT Bf'.A('fl (7 14 > 675·25~0
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Ml I R<>l 11{NI:. IA P) -( hm
I "Crt·l lo)d pla)1ng her fir\t mntch
1n more than three wcck!I. trounced
fellow-.\menc.:an Kam ~hacfcr 6-0
0-2 today to advance to the ~cond
round of the Au'itr.i.lian Open Ttnn..,
( harnp10n\h1p<;
L lmd. 2Q the l,t'Wn<I \Ced (.ame
into the tournnment h1dd1ng to k<.-cp
hcrrccord of having won narnnd ~la m
tournamc:nt l'vcry )'car c.1ncc 197 l
f ht• .\u,tralian Orx-n ,., her la'lt
'hnnt <..'tu ma1nta1n tlrnt rc(.or<l and to
thw.rrt Martina NaHat1lova''i bid 10
"1n a rcuHd ..cvcnth con~cuu v~·
grand \lam rvcnl
I lmd\ la\t rnml)('tllf\C' "'~ton-
..
O\l'r Navrat1lo\ a v.-J!, 111 thc 1982
u'itrnhan open final
"J thought toda> "'iii.a gclO<.l ~tan I
never r{·all) lrlt thrcaL<.·ncd hy Kim,
C' .. Cn tho111ih 'ihC hf d good &round
\trok'''"
I lo~d look Jll~t 4~ minute~ 1n
do"n1na ~hncfcr Hcr \CCortl round
opponent wall be Myriam x h1o pp of
Wci.t ( 1t.:n'ha ny.
l loyd wM JOi"td in the -.ccond
round by third 'Ced Pam ~hnvcr. who
ovcrt·umc hoth C am11lc Benjamin
anc.l a pcr\l\tcnt huuldcr 1n1ury
In 1ano1her match today veteran
C aliforn1an Sharon Wal h upo;ct \t>.th
'l('cded .l1na <1am'-<1n uf I louston
I
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Ot>ull O'DonMll fNtwl>Ort HerbOrJ, O•rv
Tl•tr1v fCorOM Cltl Mer), $COii L•r•tn
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(M<'ll Of Int Yttr JoM Vertl\ IC.WOiie Oii Met I
* CARL HARRY
Fountain Valley ·
The ~n1or wide receiver causht
four pas'>C'I fot 82 ya rd ... 1ncludm1
a B·)'81d tou<'hdown rccc.ption an
the fourth quarter for the 8.'lrons.
CHRIS DAVIS
Saddle back
*
l he senior w1dc rect•1vcrc. u&ht
three p:mc'i for 44 )ard!. includ· ina n five-yard tou, hdown pau an
thr founh quortcr
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Olympic star
wants amateur
disclosures
Oregon State
talks to Murphy
PORTLAND (AP) -The
search for J oe A vez.zano's suc-
cessor a s head football coach at
Orego n State U n1v ersuy has
already produced one interview
-Gene Murph] of Cal State
'Fullenon. o ne o the country's
hottest coaches.
O rego n State Athlet1c Direc to r
Dee Andros was reluctant to
comment on the 1nterv1ew held
M o nday in Portland because
university President J ohn V.
Byrne has pledged the search
would be conduc ted with .. utmost
confidentiality.•·
Cal State Fullerto n Athletic
Director Ly nn Eilefson. however.
confirmed Murphy was talking to
O SU o fficials M o nday and more
talks are set for today .
The 4 5-year-old Murphy 1s
c redited with boosting the Titans
to a national rank1na after leading
has team to an 11-1 season.
desptte ltm1ted sch olanh1ps, ter-
nble fac1ht1es and no permanent
home stadium.
E1lcfson s~ud Murphy has
already bccn o ffered the head
coaching JOb at U tah. and he't
been mtcrv1cwe.d tor the top
coachmgJOb at Louisv ille, where
Bob W eber was fired after a 2-9
season. '
"T o be very honest with you,"
Eilefson said. "ifhc was made an
offer by (OS U). that wo uld be has
c hoice over U tah and Lou1sv11le.
He's primarily a West C oast
person.
"Not 10 knock anybody else.
but Louisville doesn't have that
much tradition. You build a
winning v.rogram a t Louisville,
you've still got no place to go.
Build a winner at Oregon State,
you've go t the R ose Bowl."
EH&fson said Murphy under-
stands what it would take to
rebuild the OSU football pro-
gram.
M urph> went 4-7. 3-8. 3-9. 7-4
and 11-1 at C al State Fulleno n .
whic h pla>'s m the shadow of
Pacific I 0 Conference giants U C
and UCLA.
The team was lucked o ut of
Anaheim Stadium by the Rams
and now plays 1n the 12.000-scat
Santa-Ana-Stadium.
Bost on College's Flutie
t ops All-America t eam
NEW YORK (AP) -Bosto n
College quarterback Doug Flut1e
and three holdovers fro m last
year's team were named TueMiay
to the 1984 Kodak All-America
college football team as selected
b) the American F ootball
Coac hes A ssoc1auo n.
The repeaters were o ffensive
tackle 8 111 Fralic of Pitt. defensiv e
tac kle Bruce m1th of V1rg1n11
T ech and defensive back J e n)
Gra) o f Texas.
The remamder of the team·
Offense: Running back K eith
Byars. O hio tate; runnin• back
Kenneth Davis. Texas C hristian,
Wldc re«avcr Eddie Brown,
Mt.amt. Aa.; wide ~1vcr David
Wtlbams. llltno1s: light end Ja y
Novacek. W yoming: lineman
Lomas Brown. Flo rida: lineman Lanec mith, l.SU. lineman [)(I
W 1J\cs. South Carolina: ce.nter
Mark Traynow1c1, Nebnlska .
placek1c ker Kevin Butler, Geor-
1ia.
Defense lineman Ton)
CasJILas. O klaho ma. hneman
Ton) Degrate. Texas. line man
Jack Del ltio. USC; lineman Ron
H o lmes. W ashingto n . bac k Rod
Brown. O klaho ma uate; back
JefTSanchn. Georgta, back T o n )
Thurman. Boston College.
linebacker Greg ('arr, Aubum.
linebac ker Larry talio n , Iowa,
punlt'r R icky Andenon. Van·
derb1lt.
Colts' Dickey faces battery charge
INDIANAPOLI (AP)
C urti Dickey runnana back for
the lnd11 napoi1s Colts. has been
charted with battery 1n the beat·
1n1 ofh11 estran&td Mfc. accord-
1n1 to a Mano n C'ounty deputy
prosecutor.
A comptlan\ wa lllfled Mon.
day by Dicke ·s wife. Sheila.
followtl'\I ah 1nc1dCT1t at •he
wom•n's nonhea t 1dt apan-
ment. said deputy protttUtor
Cynthia J. A )1'U.
Mn Dickey was t~atcd at '
V1n«nt H o p1tal for a broken ear
drum. 1rconv1ctcd, 0.Ckc> could
be Kntcnccd to one )CU an Jill
and fined SS,000
H owever. ym 1d 1n casn
hkc thu .. ~here the alleacd at·
tacker has n o prcv1ou cnm1n1l
record. the prosecutor's o ffice
n o rmally rt"Commcnds that
c harse be dro~ 1f he com -
pletes a C'ounStelma proaram.
Dicke • who was no• at the
Colts' praC11« Monday, wu no t
ava1Jabk for comment Coach
Frank Ku.sh had no comment on
the 1nc1dent
Mrs Dicke) filed for d1vortt
Oct 2S and rut"tvcd a temporary
ttStra1nma onkr bamna Otcke
from "threaten1n,_ harm1na. mo~una and d1sturbin,a the
pea«" or htt ttStdt-nce The
prhho n s.a1d she nttdcd the C'OUtt
onJcr htc-au~ of .. \,Ok'n« and
thl"l"&• of' 1olencc 1n the pe\t ..
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THE REAL
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ol Slnta Anl. Celtfomla. ell thr.doculMnt(~d•teof Center lulldfne, 300 Eut United St1t11) II THE l llilll!HJl I t ·C ... \ double gatlQe. L
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oonueyect' to encl no. l)elO on). uni.. the obllgatlon Clllf0tnla, ell r19ht, 1111e. and T 0 TH I! C 0 U NT Y UYPlllT R"ltore, 875•6000 dltlonal units. t1: ~lonrhn h 1 i: :rn " . m .
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by It under Mid o..o ot =no f~ ,_"fc:' '*y~ lnter .. 1 conveyed to end COURTHOUSE. 700 CIVIC MUI .. I RtJ ltOar• Tru.t In tht property tltu· 1 a k>no« ,..... • now held by It undlr llld CENTER DRIVE WEST.
atecP1n '9ld County end have on~ the legel right 10 otedofTruatlntheproperty SANTA ANA', CA ell right, ENGLISH COUNTRY lllAllLll&I . Ul·l11t
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A Condominium com• '"9 ~~ .,,b lire "":~!,, o.. Stet• daecrtbed 11: Lot 18 01 to and now held by 11 under wood end tr1dltlon11 <lSD 2e1.s l-45,000 But. ltacfa Thur-.da\ \\ 1·d ·l::H> p.rrl.
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Sa1urdu\ ht :HHI p.111.
1, of Traci Ho. t 1411, In tht C::~ If...,,.., Pf~ celleneou• Mapa, record• ol tM;rl the lend therein: home with wonderlul tn-Call us for ...... ella on thele S "r• 2 Bd. 2ba. ,_.,. ti City of Costa Mele. u I* • ,~ Orange County, Clllfornla LOT 5e OF TRACT NO I 3 ti ....,...,._ 5 .,,., s•IO 000 """"" IMP f900fd«f In Book 482, ~:c:~.:l~ The tlfMI lddrMI of lhe 3722. IN THE CITY OF I mecy, ,..,..._, gr .. t family homea. • • Inga. Pool, 111'1"91
~11nda' Fri . 'HHI p.rn .
P111g1t 21 Ind 22. In the of· SAVINGS ANO LOAN AS-IHI properly dHtrlb~ COONS!A •• ~EPSATH. AERSESOHFOWREN (. \ 'c EI. I. \ n 0 \ ,I( ~~t).,: Aut>,:·~~~· wfl~tflronEln1o"Vylngt .. !' v~ IWF 211"
!Ice ol the County Recorder SOCIATION 15725 E. Whit-above II purported to .,.. ... m... • Traditional ..... .... $108,500 Prlnclpl otllldCollnty. tier Blvd 'Wtlmler Can.312 Pelo• L•n•. Co111 COROEO IN BOOI( 135, (JHUtEC'IH>,~: trom your covwedp1tlo StlvaPM-9*
Ex()9'>tlng theretrom 1he foml• eoeo1 (71") ri).7134 Mela, Celll0tnl1 PAGES 48 TO 49, MIS· Realty teeing the cenal. 3 year ------
folloWlng: 81-~H4&7 IO(F}; The und1r111gned1 die· 0c0Ef;,LAOSNE00FUSSAIMDAOP~;.NGREE· t1l1t t•ll,illllll .. ,111.t 11 111 ,., 11,,11, ll lil\ 631_7370 old dock wlll llk~up to 1:.._._1 . firCJnltj 1 through 5 u 11 """"'hive any queetlont cltlm• eny lllb llty °' any ., "" 1 25' bolt. 2 BR. h• b1th 1';rYW;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ahown upon lh• Con· theuld tact 1 'lnc«rl01neu of the 11rMI COUNTY lw 111.1d1· 1111 ... 11111· d 1·.1d l1 111· ... 1 .. ,il111\ 1• home cloM to b .. ol'l.t1 domlnlum Pl1n recordld you,..... oon nt'.::: 1ddrM1 and olhtr common ASSESSORS PARCEL I Zoned R2.
April e. 111112. u tnl1rument :itc'h°m~~yow d9algn1tlon. 11 any, Shown NO.: 139-066-12 111·.i .. 1· .... ~ lor .1 • .1 111 1·ll.1t11111 t••·IOIO
No. 92-1ltll4l of Ofllclal loan herein The elrMt •ddr-and 1111111111·1 ''111•11 1.11111·11111)! '"'"ad UL-ll•UI IEWPOllTIUOll LOOITI•
LIOITI• Ricord• of Mid County. R9memw YOU MAY Said salt wlll bt macs.. but other common o.tgnatlon, Fr• ftowlng floorplan 0
(b) Tht •xctutlvt right 10 LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF without COYenanl °' war-11 any, 01 lht real l)foperty E It It ( ) H ~: fantutlc Cul-d•S.e. 3 * SPEOllLS * pc11111lon of 111 ltloee.,... YOU DO NOT TAKE renty, t lll>I' ... °'Implied, r• d eacr I ba d •. bove I a Bdrm, 3 beth contem• --------• on thll t>MutlfVI D Cereu ••I Jlar l 22 ecrOll rrom the
Oeelgn•ted .. patloe, .. PROMPT ACTION-" gatdllr"'"· poe ... eion. Of purported to bl 32115 DA-( 111·1 ~ \ 1111r .1tl tl .11h .11111 1 q 111 rl po<lry decor •nd all
ahown upon the Con· NOTIC E IS HEREBY encum enc., to pay the KOTA AVENUE. COSTA 11111111 ·1!1 .1!1·1' 1111· I I \II' rooms offer specious JASMINE CAK 1335.000
3BR 2'~ba, beeUtlful
SPYGLASS "450,000
<lBR 2'~ba pool view
;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bdrm. 1 bl t ~ Model In C ol OOm1n1um Plen above r• . R remelnlfl9 princlptl IUf'll of MESA. CA 9211211 1•11 111,
fened to. GIVEN: Thal SUNl<IST SE • thl notl(I) MCUred by Mid The unoerllg~•I• I 11yout. Est1te llU lot
Pwcei 2: untt 5 u lhOWn ~:;: !;!,~i,,~· T~ua':: o..o of Tru1t wtth lnter•t dltclalmuny 111 ty I« any I' I () I •I "II II II"• I 1.il 1ii11 ' I 111 I I 11· I II'' with pool end pleni ol
upon tht Condominium Plen under 1 0..0 01 Truat detld u provided In Mid notl(1), lncorrtctn111 of the atrttt 1111 o rri·t 1 111,1.rl 11111 0 rt h . Pr Iv IC/i' S 2 39. 0 0
referred to In Pare.I 1 <l/19171 exacuttd by· edvencee. II eny. under lhe addr-and 01 common ( .1 \ . , I L'I L'I _ _, 51-3191
HARBR VU HM $2&0,000
48R • Xlnt Locetlon
Square. S 118,t50
.ram -~isor ·Rea It'
786-117!
above. DONALD R DEAN & ttrmtollli<IOMdofTruat, d•lgnallon, II eny, lhOwn .... SS .-.-. ) () i 2-.,(,4 ,l .SELECT
Panial 3: Tht exciullve SHIRLEY A DE.AN HUS· 1 .... chargee and expen-htrefn ~RTIES
rtont to po111111on and oc· BAND ANO WIFE u Truat0t of tha Trull• and of the Said 111• wlll be made. but Sn' 111 fer Salt ltlltl ltr Salt r-n~,
WESTCUFF • S285,000
3BA 2b1 Mint Cond
CORONA DEL MAR
3BA 2bl DollhOUNI gupency of thOM port Iona of to aecure obllgetlons 1,; tru111 Cl'Mted by aid 0..0 of wllhoul covenant °' war· -.....-... ..... -.-;...;;.;;.;;.;;... __
Lot 1 dMcttbed In PllOll 1 f1v0t of: AMERl~AN SAV-Truat. ranty,expreuorlmplled,re-"-I 1-• Ct I IOOZ •ILIUllOTillll
1bove,dellgn1teduP-5,u INGS a LOAN ASSOCIA· The total amount ol lhe gardlng 1111•. po11M1lon, or ... -.•;t;r;a;;;;;;;;;;i;vv.lt~~=·:"iliii:===•I IUfFI UYFHIT lll· 1101 1111.
1P9Urtenent to Paroel1 1 TION 11 8eMflclary RI-unp•IO bal1nce ol lhe obit· encumbrance•, to pay the a 1•0 d'"""r" penoremtc end 2 1bove ~. ~ 4127117 11 docu· g111n MCUred by the prop-rem11n1ng Pflncipal eum of .. ..,. ~•Ill••~ Thct atrtet eddr"' or Qor.,..., on trty to bt told and reuon-the not• secured t>y Mid LIDO ISLE v1eW of beck bey & oceen. 11 3Sao Mlellelton I
lrvlne other common deelgnlllon ment no 39774· book 1blt atllmlled coata. ex-Deed ol Trull. with lnlerMt Highly upgraded single •••
olMldpropertyllpurported ~d:~,:;~~ ~~ panMI end ldvlnC* at the theraon. u pro~lded In 111<1 MC:1rvt·lvus ti Br biiyCrnnt 71f o n bJy, pool, level w/french doors. j
tot>e:21019thPlecl,UnltB, RecorderofOrengeCounty llmcol thelnnlll pubHcaUon nott,adnnoea, fany,underol s pa 100• hO'jlsp :i•· .. X lnl Fm •4.H50,000 perquet floor's. wet ber. 1..,.rt ltac~
eo.t1 Meal. CA 112e21 camom1 lncludlno 1 note of the NotlQe of Sale 11 the term• or tha OMO -~.... .., ahutter• & ioe deck. Aa-"""!!!!!!!!!!!'!~~~~~~~ ..---llll+llEl1 Seid Nie wtll be made 1• 08~ $45.372113 Trutl, ''" c111rgee and ex· eumeble loenl Lend r• t~--------r ~ wtthOut COY'91'1111t Of Wiii· f0t tM eum of $11 •400·00 The btrl9tlcl1ry under Mid pen-or the Truat• end of duced to $35,8"'3 a prlCle ---------Nice <lBr hme wltA rlnty,IXPf .. °'lmpfled,u Thal the benefidel lnter•t O..OofTrut1her1totoreex-lhe tru1t1 crMttd by Mid Ch<1m11ng SµJ111-.h :$Br. 2 & on 45' lot, reduced to 1212,000. 800 eq tt GUii
to title, poaunlon or an-~he -:obllg=•~~ ecuted and dtllvertdto Iha Deed ol Trull. to-wit: ESTI· deck. rnurly<1rd . p1t•r & s ltp $1 , 100.000 Call SALLY SHIPLEY or S11l,000 WTll•l Clrcular drive, p0 c:umbflne9t to llllsfy tht thereby .,. pr-tly htld unct.llgned • writttt;I Dec· MATEO TO BE $80,333.29. JOYCE 0AS9L r tr ... a much mor;
unpaid .,.,_ ou. on the by the btMflclary. that 1 1ar1t1on of det1u1t anjj o.. Tilt btrl9f1etary under Mk! BA YSIOE DRIVE BA YFRONT CONDO Asaum1ble 101n. Sul* 2 ere wtll conaldet c
note °' not• aecured by b<Meh of and defeult In the mend IOt Sale. and a wrll1tn Deed ol Truat heretofore ex-bedroom home with 111 TD. Priced HI GE 759-QIOO llld 0..0 ol Truat, to-wit: obllgitlon '°' which Mld Notte• or Default end Elec-eculed and dellvereo to the Jt·H.Y & Bay Vll'W. nt>wl y O('<'Oratrd Mm Redwood deck. Lush FULLER REAL I 130, 1115.llO, plua tht follow· OMd of Trull II aeourlty hu tlon to Sell The underllgned under11gned • written Dec· yard. Cell for more I
Ing •llmaled coa11. H · cauMd 111d Nolte. of 0.. larauon ol Default Ind 0.. Kai. 'J. Br. 'J. fl<I . 40' p<tllo Now $575.000 detalls ... M&-2313 Bkr 112· 121
pente1 and edVlllCM 11 the occured In that the P•~t fault a.nd E.lecllon to Sell lo mend IOt Sile, and • written
time of trft 1nn1a1 publlcetlon hu not beer'I maot 0 · Fall-bt recorded In rile county Notice ol Default and Eiec;..
of thla Notlee ol S11e· urt 10 m&kt the 11115111-4 Whe<• lhe real ptoperty 19 llon to Sell Thi underllgned
--------~ . . . . ,' .. ~.
· payment of prlnciptl ar.d/or 1 o.. $2,3 t9.40. . lntereat and 111 eut>atquent localed · cauNCt Mkl NullOI o
NOTICI TO paymtn11 together with let• Dalt NOYembtr II, 198-4 l1uu Ind Election to Sell to ~TY OWNl:R thargH • Impound• Im~ Eachal)gt Tllleholdt•I be recorded In the county
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT pound depoalta If' any Inc , u u ld Tru1tte ' where the real o<operty Is
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. nder the term• of ulO note 1118 Ill BrOOkhurll Strett, localed
PENINSULA HOME OCEANFRONT
Exl·1trng Oc·1·un & Jl'ttv v wws. 4 Br. :i Ba
3700 sq ft l'ilr purkinl-{ $1.28!>.000
WEST BAY AVE BA YFAONT DATED OCTOBEJ\2.5. \983. ~ Deed or TNl1 Ind Ill Fountain I/alley, Callfornl• DATE 1117/14
UNLES8 YOU TAKE A\::-eub--uent ,__11 wtllc:tl (7 14) 9113-5228 AJ..C. T"UIT OHO IE."· A 1 N I I y , . T .1 l 1 "' B t 1 TION TO PR9TECT YOUR ~ oue°"t;;,~fttr In· By: ROM-Marie Slnn VICH, INC., Agent for \. r<lul 1ona •1 r !>pt'<' ,t<'U ;1r
PROPEATY. IT MAY BE ti ding an 111• ChllgM Of Publlahtd Orenge Gout f'LUI FINANCIAL, INC., bav Vll'W Owm•r finan('tng $1.050,000 SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. 01':.., aum~ Pl Ible under Dally Piiot Novtmber 13, 20, T"UITH, ... ,,I. Fe1, Aul
IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· y 27, 1984 Viet Pr .. ldent NATION OF THE NATURE the ltrml ot MIO Nott °' T-300 Published Ortnge Coast LAGUNA BEACH HILLSIDE
OMO of Truat. I 23 30 OF THE PROCEEDING Thll by rMeon thereof nun C NOTICE Dally P 101 November ' · P anoranrn <i<·c•Jn & t·tt v v11 •w . spat·1ou~ 5 AGAINST YOU, YOU the pre1ent beneficiary ruulf December 7. 19114 SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· under IUCh 0..0 of Trust, T-3011 Br. ~ Ba Xlnt I 1n.int·1ng. 1111W $750,000
YER. hu executed and dellvwed NOTICE Of
'1f.c ~ Tltlt In-to Mid TruttM. • written -rm~~"~ ....
..-~. • C• Otcfaratlon of Oef1111t and '" .... --15 "'""' = .. ~~!.n..:..!!_t Demand for Sale, and hu l.EAll•ACK ---.,.._ P\MIUAHT TO 114 I-' llWt atrM4, ~ depoelted with Mid TruatM, CIVll COOi M41(h)
AM, C•o:nla m701 {1«) IUCh Deed Of Trull Ind all Notlcelaherebyglven. lhll
-..»11 lhe document• ~ Air C1llfoml1, 1 Ctlll0tnl1 DATED· th• obllg1t1on1 MCured ~porlllon wl1h address at N<>Yember 15, 19114 thereby, end hu declared 311311 Biren StrMI. Newport
Publr.hed Orange Coul end dOM hereby declare •II Betel\, Callfornla 92660
Dally Pilot November 20 27 aum• MCUted thereby Im· {"Tr1n1leror·L•11•"I In· Oecernber <l 1™ ' ' mldllttly due end payable tend• to 1r1n1ler to end
. T -307 and hu eleoCted Ind doea lellebac:ll lrom AJI. Inc ..
hereby lltc:t to caulf1'1ha wtlh 111 prlnolpal place of --.. ---IC_NO_T_l-CE--tru11 pr099fty to be aold to bu•IMn at 245 F1ac11er Av---'-~------llllllY.JM obllQlllona ... enue Sulla A Coe11 Miii cured thereby • ' ' ~COURT Dela: 111 l&ia.4 Ctllf0tnl1 9211211 ("Tran
Of CA.Ul°""9A. AMi .. ICAN IAVINOI lerH·LHIOt") peraonsl
COUWTY Of ORAHQC ANO LOAN AllOClATION, property generally di·
In the Metter of the Appll-ar. Vlrtlnle Ill IMcller acr1bed u lollOWI c e11on ol KATHLllN AMt. Vloe ~t K ,. Two (21 uH d Boeing
l.OUllE 01,.WICK tor Hanteon Atttlt.ftt' he~ 737-293 P~ aircraft.
Pla.IC NOTICE
K·t4171
NOTICE TO
CMDITC>f'I Of
IWLK 'TI'AN8fl"
(t.c.. 1101 .. 107 u.c.c.
Nollce 11 llereby given to
the crldllora of LARRY
BA LEW, Tranaferor, wttoM
bu 1 1ddrM1 11 t 48811
S anyon, City of lrvlne,
nty ot Orange. S tall
Chenge of Name • MCh with two (21 Prall & .. _ A 1255e2 ~ Whit~ englnt1 J TllD· 7, ange, State ol CaJlf0tnl1 ,_, Publllhed Orenoe Cout It d 11..... The property to be tran1-
C 1orn11 lhll a bulk tran•
fer 11 about to be made to
MAHMOOD ANVARINE·
JAO, Tr1n1ltrff. whoH bualneu tddrMI la II Lida,
City ol lrvlne, County ol Or·
0ROER TO SHOW Delly Piiot November 20 27 NCh alrCfa I .,,, ...... .. I ed I d ecrtbed I • CAUSE FOR ' ' lollowa err I e n O«l CHANGE OF NAME Dtcember 4, 11. 19114 T .309 (1) FAA Regletratlon No eral II' All llock In tra<M,
{S.C aoe41 N411 1GB manufacturer's flxturea, 1qulpm1nt and
KATH lE EN L 0 u Is E Pla.IC NOTICE -1•1 number 19306 end en-good Wiii of lhll aervlce Sll-
GERWICK h nled ti NOTICE OF glne m1riulac1urer'1 Nrlal llon buelneu known 11
ton I ,h•· urt f 1 ped • T"ANIH" AND numbera P85511211B and IAVINE UNION and IOCtltd t n .. cou or en or er at 1411811 San Canyon City allowlng patltlo.ner to INTENDED llCUfHTY PS55e29B, °' such com-of lrvl C ,.. t O ' cf1anQ1 hla/her neme from AOlllEl•NT partble englnee u mey be ne. oun., o range,
KA TH LEEN L 0 U IS E Pv,_t to aubatltuted therefor. and Stitt ol C1ll1ornl1 GEAWICK t KATHLEEN Clvtl Code MU (2) FAA Reglatratlon No The bulk lran1f1< wlll be
LEE KELLY 0 Nouce l1hertt>yglventh1t N4113GB m1nul1cturer'1 conaummated on °' •Iler
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Air C11110tnla, a Calll0tnl1 -lat numbtf 19308 end tn· the l31h dey of DECEMBER. •--f • 1-• 1994 at 10 00 A M , ti AL,l that ell penona lnttreattcl In corporlllon wl1h eddrlll 11 g",.. menu ac:turer 1 Mr• SERI/ICES ESCROW INC. tht metter aforellkl appMr 3&38 Blrefl Strttt. Newport number• P11551182B end wtlOM addr"• 11 tll002 before 1hll court In Depart-BHth, C11tornl1 821110 Pll551711B, °' euch com-men1 No. 3 11 700 CMc ("Tranaleror"I Intend• to parable engines u may bl lrvlne Blvd · Tuatln. Call-
Center OfM Watl Santa tranafer to and leaMbeck aul>ltllUled therefor lornl8 Ana Calllornla on 'o.c.m. from AJI Inc 1 Calttornla Thia 1r1nMCtlon 11 to bt The lut dll• for 1111~
ber '11. 1ta.4. ei 9:15 o'clock corporation . ..:tth 111 prlncl-consumm1ted on or '"" cl•li:• ti Oecemt>er 1 •
AM and then and there pit pl-of bvllnMt 11 245 December 7, 19114 at tile of-l98 ~ c.u11 tt any they have Flachtf Av1nu1. Suite A. flcta of Jrell & Mantfla, 1140 So fer u 1• known lo lh•
, why Mid petition tor Colla Meu, C1lllornl1 N-POfl Centi!' Drive, Suite Tr1nat1rff, •II bualnau
CllenQe ol name lhoukl not 9211211 (ht<etn called the 500, Newport Beach. Call· nam11 and •ddr111M u..O
bl r111ted. "Tren1ftrN-Debtor") car-lornla 82860 The peraonal by the Tran1ler0t IOt the
COTTON POINT ESTATES
Cu:.tom 111·1·,111 v 1t•w lot:,. nt·xt t<1 C.isa
P<inlie<.1. San Clt·mt•ntc· rrom $550,000
WESTWOOD VILLAGE
B!LLGRUNDY, REALTOR
)41 Boy\1cJ,. Or•v•· N 8 b7) bl61
let Us Help Y ••
Sell Y 01t Property!
The Ody Piiot offers you ttws uacl silt ad
on ow "P1et0te hce" weekends few just
S25 ptf d;iy, OI 2 d;iys '°' $45
Slllllit a pkh.e, °' we·n photocraph It fo1
,. _.a tlftlul charce.
l,i IS FURTHER ordered llln peraonal paperty. In property II 10 be IOceled In paal lhrM YMfl art .. ,.,. t~ 1 copy of thla order 10 connection with IUch tran• Orange County Dated November 14• '::~;:,~' S@ R c4) ~-a£. !r~ • ::::
lt'4>W c.u11 be publlahtd In actk>n, the Tr1n1fer ... Dtt>t· Datt d Nove mt>e r 18, 19~~0 ~VANN«-"~·• i., c.,., 1 •OILAH -----"" O<-Cout Delly Pilot, or Intend• to grant I MCUrlty 1911-4
1 ~Pe~ of general lnter"t In IUC'1 pereonal AJI, INC,. a Ctlffotnle JAO, Trtn•*" o•.-a·~· ••"• • <' ·~·
ctrG\lletton publllhtd 1n thll property to CIT Corl>of· corpot1t1011 (Trenaltrff· Publtlhed Orenge Cout ..,_ 1:-,;·,,,~;n1:" •1 .. ~~·~ ·~
county It i...t onoe I WMll •tlon, IOCtted et 251 Sou1h L-). ·i .. ~d~~•rd c. Dally Piiot NoYember 27,
tor fOUf conaecuuve wee111 L•k• Avenue, P ... d.,,• c.ctlr-. t 198' I K I G L I II l>flOr to the Oey o1 Mid hear· C1lllorn11 91 tO t (herein PublllMCI Orenge Cout 1~~~W 11 I ~ ;,!,! ~.--.-T"1 --.1_,.1 __,~
Ing. 01ted NOV 8 19114 called "Stcurtd Party") Dally Pllol Novemb9t 27. alYd T 't1rte'(;A ftl90 . . . . FRANI< OOMENICHINI Tht property to bl lren• 1984 ~ 111 n, T 315 ..._.....__.___._..__.....__.
Judge ol the lerred and Jn wttk:h • MCUr-l •312 • I Superior Court lly lnltrlll II to be grantld II ._ ___ M_c ...... R_( .. B~ ai:e~: ,~~:'. cr•lly dnerlbed .. lol· P\8.IC NOTICE Pla.IC NOTICE '-·_..._I _..._l'_..._l _..._I_.
27. tier 4, ttll4 Two (2) u11d Boe ing I
T -302 737.293 P&ll«lg9f aircraft, PUBLIC NOTICE . rt A y 0 ~I
Mell with two (2) Pritt & NOTICE OF PREfllA"ATIOft ~ ....
1
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1
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1
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1
....-l :; l~ton"'l' ,, ,.,..,,. 1 conHlf't ()I
---------Whl1~ engln.. JT80-7 Htgatlwt O.Cl11t•llOll '4·S ~-•""1• ,,,.., h • ., •• c:IM••• 10 PWUC NOTICE Mell aircraft lo.ntlfled u .__..._......_....__.__, ,,.,.,.IN• w• 111w 111e1 n..c:r10
----------followl NOTICE II .... HY GIVEN t"-t the httd of Dlttc.-~ I .. '9Cmt0Ua .,._.. (I) FAA R4JQlltr1tlon No tore of lht ..... ConlOlldattd Wet., oi.1rtc1 wlll, at Ill G A 0 J [ G
™":A:=:'.,. =~~t>!~~~c:;,•:,:: :::::C:, '::'~ ot"Z:'1v~= .. !ft ~: .. __.l..__ .... l__.l..__ .... l'__.I .... ' .... o · ......... ~.:,,,_:l'-O::::t.
OolnQ bU11ne11 as glne rnanvlac:turer'a _,., c11trent1y undtf pr..,ar.not\, fOt the foltoWtng: ' •• • f"" ,.., ,.._ t • ..
PAOJECT: Relu1t11tnmen1 ol Dlltrl(t. W11tll No 4
t.100 PACIFIC BUU.OING, num~re Pe559288 1110
A General Partna rahlp, Pl5~29B, °' IUCh com-
17152 Cowell Straet. 1rv1,,., p1rable englnee u may be
Callf t27t4 IUl>ltltu1ed therefor; and LOCATION: 3301 ~•lfViftW Ao&d. Coal• Mn••. CA Davkt M. Scllwtlckert, (2) FAA Regr.trltk>n No 92626
0...-11 Plr1ner, Udo Pe· N48:)G8, m1nut1cturar'1
ctftc Building 1<l5t Getuy, eerie! number 19308 and tn· PROPONENT: Mtta& CorilOltdaltd Wnt11 01"r1Ct ~ 9MC:h. C1llf 821163 glne menufecturtr'I Mrlal t86'> Pla<11<1t111 Av1nu11 C:<ntl Mttt CA 92827 Ttlle-
Ht. Cektwell, G.,,er11 numbera Pe55H28 end onon1q71•1&311291
P"1nat. Udo PIClllC 8ulld• P&5~7118, or Mich com-
ing. 27 11 Ooeatl llYl1 . Co<-peral>le Mlglnea u IN}' be C.op111t, ol tl!tt 1n1111'1 ttuOy It• on Ille and •v••r.oi. '°' 6na def M.,, Clllf IUbttltU(ed thlrefor 1n11)e'llon 11 lhe ott~ of lhe propor.enr
Udo Pldflc Group. Inc A TNa 1ren11C110n 11 10 be
c.11f01n11 Corporation, 1901 coneummeted on °' ltter NiWPO't Btvd., Suite 100, Oecernber 7 19&4 11 the of·
Costa Meaa.. Cam t2t27 11ota of trait 0& Menella, e40
r~ Deeembef e 19114, ~l•f Mtot11ng or 1ne 9otrd
or OtrKIOfl woll 1>eg1n 11 1 00 pm in the 11'\a.ting room of
lhe MHll Contoildtltd W•t• 0.1tnct ottoe• IOC•t&O 411 t96S Pla<anll• Av..n11 C0t11 Mft411 Ca1trorn11 Th11 buslnte• .. con-N-.pori Cent• Ortve, &ult•
ducted by 1 oeMfel 1*1· 500. NlwPOf1 9elclt. Call
nettlllP fornla t2eeG Thi "9rtonal OuHllOnt inOtor comm,n11111ou10 l>t! Otrecttd to the David M Schweickert, l)foperty IS to bf tocltld In prOpQMnl M or t>elore ~11mllfl' 6 19114
Preeldent Or•nve County
Thfe atellmenl WM flllO Oiied Novt rnb8' US, OAlCD Novaml>er S 1984
wlll'I tlll COunry Clef1I of Or-1tl•
enge COunty on ~bet U. INC., 1 C......,...
8, 13, 20. 21. IN4 COfl*lttoft (TraMflfff• Kati !<.mp Qfft«al .. .,, ....... ._, • ..,,
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Suite 209. IMl'll. Clllf0fnl1
92715
Thie buefnffe 11 con·
Olleled by" • corpol'lllon
Martin J Hoell, Pfeeldent
Thie ltatement ... llled
wfUI the County Ciera of Or·
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knocks onen wtt.n you
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rucn the Ofanoa Coast
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A etllllenge tn a IUpef
·•neer beacil" location
With open spaoe \MEW
.cross to park. Enjoy lhe
ouldoors while yoo r&-do
thll 2 bedroom'
$169,000. 631·1•00
IALlllFIXH
Prl•• Ltoati11ll
Original Balboa Chalet
with memories ol bygone
dlyl, CIOM to Bay &
Bee<:hes. 1hls 3 bedroom
home will challenge the
cre1t1ve buyer Listed at
S 175,000 FEE 631..1400
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
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3BA • den Q WEITCUFF c111 71<t/662·2<l 1
EUCmYE HIE * llSTllU WJ * mag II 71 4/ZJl!i1' lmmacul111 3 Bdrm home Sh1rp 2 bd condo. MC
In exclusive w .. 1c1u1 9911. near S.C Plaza IOIAlflHT I
Grove Large lamlly room w/pool, apa + c:erport_ Home/Duplex. 76to
and entertainment oente< Sacrlftoe at $89,900. 5109 Seuhore °"'
with large screen TV 3 bd only $79.1199 ueume PIP 2 Bd dble gar'
area. llreplace and pro-10'ir0A tin Try $7000 min OCHn s 170.0dc
lesslonal stand up bar. down Great Investment· 26th S t. 673.,.521 Nlcely la nd1caped won't 1ast1
enclosed yard Air con· 2511 W Sunflower. YllWLUI OI
dltloned ~«,600. Call Petrick Tanore 2BR 2b• 11
631· 12&8 w/1ppro x S90.0Cl
(714) 673-4400 sumable loen, OWi
carry 2nd -otter••
Call Mone or Jeck ,
CHESHIRE A E 7Si
IY IWIH ••"il• I•••• 2 BR 2b1, newef Eutllde ------• home with f1mlly room ·ao Obi wide In qu..-
and garage 1135,000. adult park. Welk t
Prine only. Call 675-3568 ket. Dir 557-9390
NOTICE
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remove treea. 1ewn1.
thrubs. lawn sealplng,
compl clean-ups & malnt.
serv. Bert 545-8287 College SIUOent w/'O truck
low rate, prompt Thank
you Court 759-1976 CdM
GEORGE'S HAULING
No Job to Small
895-6006
KRUEGER HAULING
Furnltufe, trash, Clean-UPI
Matt 645·5089
• et.-nter r.-r••t~l42-4'*3
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... ~ ... • .... ~~ .... , • l1 NOA ISLEBAYFAONT·5 2 B~.pvt&qu~l~gy1d,tno Compare :,)bf 2ba pool 2 8<l prlv garden •Pt HLlll211t21&. *•TllWlm* °;';;~7''~-~.N!.~ ~~~~
- -Bed + large en1enatnlng ~ 1· t•nge 751 · 1 ,. home $750 option to buy w/gll' Brand new car~t. t mile belch, frptc, gar .. Beautiful 2Br widen W/O S370lmo •~s-t03• .Jut1oJ 766-3983 efl 5 1-8-R-~=--1.A-Y--E"=A""=s......,.H.--El,..,....,,,PE=A 2BA 2BA. SPACE 37 rooms Spanish viii•. In-~r ty, S5 mo Beat Rlty 1 .. 639~190 lrestl pllnt, ground floor O/W bltlnS smotce llrm .,..
300 e. Cout Highway, ter1or swimming pool. 64811w.18th 497-6287 $595/mo Sofry no pe11 balcony, . w1ter pd' hkup, lg kl1chen. lrptc. Ownroom3bfeondoW/O Loat Fem Blk w/wM c:n.t ~,.::;:J::?1'!~17~
Newport Beach $6500/mo 631-1400. •E.aat·llde CUTE 1 BA 2241 645-1893 S6501mo aft 5. 536-3849 52195/mo 76C>-0919 rdwd oecti frpl poo1 apa Acuaale Sh:J> .. 9Y11~ N 1_ ... _ __;.· ___ .. _~ __ "
De Anu 81yllde VIiiage BALBOA IS BAYFAONT: houee newty decorated Ltt111 ltack --•WlftlJI.,_* M/F $325 72()..9205 Rob M-11124 ~-1 " .. _. (714) 613-1331 3 bed furn. VIEW on Main / d $550 d ~an I City Ughta Vl9W 2Br 1 ·~ea. No pets Ma.x 2 •rw LlllRY U'TS. -·
B 8 y . S 2 0 o 0 / m 0 ~r.~9 ~·~59-6225 + ep 3br 2ba, xlnt cond $1350 persons $6251mo 2293 Now renting on S..ctl * PltPlm * Proi't F /Mk nott·amkt lg NB l~~~~d wrr'eo ~ = C~~A~~in!~ 1~R
lact•t Prt} 1350 673-6900 mo 497-4170 or 497-8080 Fordham Call 543-5478 Blvd, So. ol Adams Ave. 1Br on B•~ Or w/prv1 hme wl to bch $400+ collera CM 546-7076 ~ ·
ATTRACTIV( TRJ-P[EX WlHllFlllT llMIS East aide CM 3 bd 2'11 ba s d View vi & 2 Br. IQe fed yard. Studio. 1 & 2Br + Jolt belch & bOlt m00f1ngs. 639-8722 Of 4Ms-ee68 --• ~~~~::~==~ . COndo $900/mo Joyce tu 10· oeftn · p ~t OK. $600 mo unite lndOOf raquetblll, $995/mo 76()-0919 Rmmte 10 .... 3"'· ..... r .... ya.-... CM Welt planned 2 bf. 1•1 , ... _ Ill IHO Waltz 631·1266 quiet, no pets. Nr Woods ....... .... ... ..... SC S ~ --bit-Ina, p1t101 Gu. • • .,._ • Cove lit +-aecurtty, M6--0721 tennis, pool, IP•. 114.1na 3 & 4Br, 2B•. o-r. yrty l8e Balboe Penln $292/mo RAM-LET Prk~ Nr alll $177,500 $5•0lmo 497-6287 •EXT"' .. NICEt.......1Bdrm For i .. aing Info citt NewportPenlnaula$900-Clll&ldl673-250e 1 10/tlr P/T After-""' .,,..... 9e0-2418 0 0 NSWERS noon1/Eve1. Mon-Fri 0 0(213)454-5104 "-" I tit ~ 2 •ptw/pool.Nopeta$475 S12 O Avail ec 11. RmtewantedC M Neat& A S42-7211PIUI
_,_ ........ la1MI ~ ~r ac 646-3618 aft 3·30 SUWllD 675-4912. 754-1792 Bkr resp 19-35yra'. S2751mo
....... , uwnrt Ptaia11l1 2'"'7 2 m u ba Twn. h .. frpl -B--:ik .._.. Ind + 112 •·tll In t a Llk""" -Embef CHILD CARE. ~ ...,
I.I.rt 1450 ~ EA.STSIDE RENTALS earth ton~ Gd cond •PENTAIDGE COVE• VILUIE 4 '· w.. to """" ry v c g r ""' -·--"'" hkup1, yrly No pets 660--0100/8-46-9&40 alt 5 Annoy • J~ 2'h days plwtt, Y' okl o;;p Cnyn Tenn cib 38r F~~,~~~:.·~ry~!! ld:,~~.~bi::.=~~~.~~ $82564.2-6109631-8032 2~,J.B~~p~~:~v~:~~~~ New 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury $1200/mo 752-7474 Rmte wanted to lhf 2BA BLENO IN bOy,CdM.551,1931
furn Wknd, wk or mo orated. lrplc, close to welcome 4 1ppt 2br wlmod apple $700 $9501mo. 558-9200 •pis In 14 pl1n1 1 Bdrm. CLOSE TO BEA~ H B apt $250. uOI pd Teenager-a hllve a conn~ CHILDCARE WON<ER fOf
619-3-40-9595,340-0395 beach No pe11 •l•t ... 110* applsw/ulltsfrW"'o13br 2BdrmandTownhomes 2Br1Ba $750/mo Sn.rl "'-998-9S41,(1x1 ofamotlona T"9yhlve• Ctwtst&an ~. 1"35 • 2b / $900'• tod• •IEH•-•nt* ~ pools. tenn11, w11er--•· deelf• to stand out, but .............. _ .,., ........... 12 Lg View lot w/plan1 tnllde S 12951mo 675-9006 $700 oell 3bdrm 2ba lam "'~t w,~ar539 •1..,, y --I alts, ponds Gu paid AOt 842-3850 206) . ...,.. 9e0-5 t~ atao they need to BLEND ..,_,_., ...... _.._.
CC .._ ..... -.. ~ lg 2 & 3Br Apia New crpt, gated lndtan Welti . -spol w/chef'a kit 8 de-UITILIFF drapes, Ille, etc w/pool From San Dteoo Frwy LIDO WATERFRONT. Lge Shr hM So Llgun• p..,, IN Ital 11'91
Owner (714) &44-1451 C11111 •el Mar 2222 signer decor dlll * * No ~ts. M2·5210 drive North on &eactl to cstm dlx 3Br 2ba entr, bl & bdl Beeutltul pltw. Wll train
I.ST •irLLI 1Br. frplc. O/W, gar Best Atty lee 539-6190 Rent Of tae option. 3Br McFadden •nd West on $18001mo IM 873-8886 &. peeoelul. 111/last/dep Pmtull lll Must b• c ertified
-$750 812 J t Large 2Br 1B1 duplex 2'ABI, front & side patio. $510 Lg quiet 2Br/1 b• McFadden to S.awlnd ---Al18pm 499-5894 673-3e30 BEACH TRAILER 100 Imo. umne View overloot<lng Biele up~r. no ~II. laundry Vlllage.(714)893·5198 NEAR BEACH· 3 BR 2b• WARMWOMXJ:i 1tl5? 1---------llepa to sand. 8'x 35' Open 2-.4 Dally 642-8367 w/gar. WID hkups. No Bay Newly deeoreted 310 Avocado 631-2177 -----upper apt Frplcc • 2 car ltal1l1 WHtH 2tOt Sensoua-yet doean't need -
w/ 10'x 20' c1banna 3B-3B 2 f I 1 1•t pets $600/mo 545-7983 WALK TO BEACH 1Br gar S 12001mo. Aot h t b b'-? B t I ut nffdl · r a 'PG gar .. $1800/mo. 1st & last+-$5651mo 2 8<l 1bl. patio. w/drapes 8 carpets 675-8170 or 964_3375 Need MP entr. rm w/beth w a cauMI a .... u e ra. 1. ne $1 t.000 •99-1819 ...,.. btk to bch S1300 mo No Updated a ready 3bdrm $500 aec Agt 631-5861 nice eastlld• loc•tlon $500/ 536-4637 n/amkr, sober G1r? Want love, I*» guy 40? "'* COOlc.a C.. for
I.E. •-cLia~t 1~00 ~ts 835-0344 eves__ w/dlhwahr oar yrd for pool, ,ft,.., rm, close to •II ~-----NEWPORT CREST Cof'ldo Quiet Refs 766-6443 Kida OK &42-1031 appt 657 -2103 ~ • • kids/pet I won't lut $685 Lrg 3BA 2ba, lrpl, clote lo · ""' I · 2744 3 / Wiu Ired• p m o;;t LARGECONTEMPORAAY 8estfee539-6190 bch1713W BllboaBlvd 149E.Bay nlllt br nr pool tenrllS Wantedlmmedoccupanc:y Tra"l )ll COUNT'ERSALES
Condo at Monterey 3 BR 2'1t BA IN OLD COM $1050 Yearly 673-4743 TSL llAIAHMllT S l 100/mo Agt 645-2235 tn clean 3 or 4 bf 2'~ ba ASPEH i300 4 rounatf!IP F.fT ~~
Country Cli.lb lor $1500MO Ht. ltacll 2240 3Br 28a w/frplc on New-142·1IOI IUltltWl NwptHgt11paclou12Br,2 houseorcond0Pretne11 tickets From O.C. $300 8ervst
house/condol1p11 etc JOYCE WALTZE tiitO P•YI renU utlls brlte port Isle $1100/mo WIDW•&LH muter Ba u1111 pd No bCtl Up to Sl5001mo 6 ea 873--8'700 494-6498 llSTllD lllYlll Mri (714)558~8001 631-1266 1bdrm move,.,, Of big 851_11150r 650_8849 ...... ..,.BJIU pe(s A1111211$8SO•d9P mo leas e Ce l t t
lam 3br ~II 100 $750 ~••tulEITS lPlllTIEITI 645-7402 or 760-5055 714-261-2165 days PRESIOENTIA No tyi>lng No flltng Muet
I .E. WHIH -rill Belt tee 539•6190 3Br 2Ba wllfplc. Close 10 •---INAUGURAL TOUR S86S have good phone Voloe ii you have •table JOS. od --beach $975/mo Agt Beautllully l8nd11caped Conveniently located In Versailles t Br Vu $600 Office ltatall H14 JAN 18tho-JAN 2.2 1985 Ind strong deelre to ed-
c:redlt. 1 can buy hse lor Vacant 3Br 2Ba, kids ok 642-3850 gerden apts Poot11p1 one1 of lrv1 lne s newest ~\'~::boa 2 br S~'!!.,1 3 o thces winted to FOR INFO (714) 774-7777 venoe 9~
C It 6"" 1629 s 2BA 2b• on bch CloM to tchools $775 Palloldecils No pets res denlll settings ..-.. sublease (1200 sf) Pref .. ..._---..1 • .J--you __ •_..,.,. ~1':'~1.pvtg11~S t800: 962·•471or968-9853 3BA.lamrm,lokltch.encl !Bdrm $565-$570 WindwoodGlenofferst 2 VERS AILLES 2 Br tolnt recpt iree offlc. la.liat110,p. 4114•Hw~h ~
ltalala utlls Incl 675-3834 lmat --22-44 yard, \OOd sehls, ~at· 28drm t'1•Ba $655-$860 8 3 bedroom IP•rtments 2b1,penthouse with view: serv lie Prol't Group needed 0 'l
dener 1350. 63 l-30 1 38drm 2Ba $750 ld .. lly s1tu1ted near trple eec, 2 ur pll'klng. Jan Miu Perry 720-9696 lntern1ttonel llmo ~ "'s= ~r10• r
IH1t1 hrailllH Cotta 11111 2224
C1r1aa ••I lar 2122 2f~;~lm~"8~tio~~ ~~~
Cl.Ill SHIH 5-7pm 9-5pm Set/Sun
JBR 3ba. den w/pool & 243 E' 22nd St
ocean view Furn or un-2br I be dplx fncd yard no
furn $2600/mo. 10 mo pets, 1952 Meyer $625•
lae or more Dys credit chk 549-348•
581-2657, 9\'91 7&0·0181 $400 bach ed wlmod
Designer fully furn 2 Bd bllns & part gill• pd
townhouN. Pool 8 tennis Best Ally lee 539-6190
court $1195 673-0696 4 BA 2ba, Men Verde.
-rt ltlC~ 2169 Fam rm. lrplc. kltch ··-bltlns. good schools. love ly houH for rent $925/mo Refs, no pets
w/pool In Newport Beh 646-t535 & 552-9574 $ 1500/mo 644-" 136 .......... ,. ......
Gtatral 2202
Winter Rentals
JACOBS REAL TY
PROP MANAGEMENT
714/67W173
$985/mo lovely 3 8d 2 1)8
house w/ yard. lndry rm.
gar. all bll-ln1, nice east-
side 1oca11on. utll pd
231 Cabrtllo
TILIW&HMHT
.. 2-1103
2500 1/f 28r 3b1. lg yrd,
upgraded $1250/mo
524-1940 or 559-5958 ---GOLF COURSE
LOCATION
Laro• 2Br. den. 2Be
Condo In Rancho San
Joequln. New Clr~ts &
drapea $ 1~5/mo. Call
851--0892 or 640-0937
lllTlLS CALL US REGARDING
tRVINE LEASES
~~ ~isor 1
·Realty
786-11 72 1
3880 Mlchelaon Drive
lrvlne
HOROSCOPE SYDNEY
0MARR
BLUFFS 3 Bd 2 ~ b• 161E18th 642-0856 &etiool•. shopping and no pets S t OOOt mo Stan your own Airport .._... you
Trina plan. view s1..00 151 E 21st 548-2408 parks 644~04S2 llllPllT AIU Limo SeNlce for u Httte area S5 p/ht min plue
A 64~ 8636 2250 Vanguard 540-9626 ----150 sq It prof olc u S2 000 dn & $850/mo bOnu .... Clll ROM. cot-gt -For leasing Information WESTCLtFF 2Br 181 w/wlndow view 2361 1984 ·LIMOS only 4 lel1t lect 2131•52·5655
BLUFFS 3 Bd 2 '11-b•. lYllUIUIOW please c all 171 41 w1commpoo1 No pets C1mpusDr.•211,lrvlne. 1n1ern111ona1 Mo1or 0emontr1tora
Trina plan, view $1400 1Br, frig, range. l1undry. 559-5012 Mond•y-Sun-$7251mo, yr IN 1st, last corner Cwnpua 8 Von COldl 751-5466 Fii JOI
Aol 644-6836 pool. carpofl No pets day 8·30 llTI to 5 30 pm 644-9842 or 720-9177 K1rm•n Incl recep-
Lg BluH1 4 br 3 ba Condo $495/mo t1ont1t. phone answer1Dg. •11t11'-"' Are you adYentut'oua &
Submit on Kids/Pets 931 W 19th St 548-0492 LttHI ltacll 2741 Saall Aaa 27IO oonl rm. conee rm prtv T .)). 1 4121 need mQn9Y? Are you
S t650 Owner 644-1271 Beautiful. qylet 2 Bd 2bl, 2 -umrw Condo nr SC Pia.ta 2 Bd $400/mo 752-2•64 36'ylekS. 3 arna11 . .....-.. brlQM. well Q!'oomed &
Newport Terr 3Br 2B• palloa. Most ull Incl 822 -f 2ba, sec, pool 8 lmmac 1••• I 0 &llNIT cured Tru11 Deed• In...._ eegeir tosleern? Tr~. Hamilton Ron 5•8-<>•77 Only 10 minutes rom S6951mo 213-937-9324 ~ • • • .._.11, CA. 6t9.94a-1739 Western t•l• end .---Condo W/0. retr1g $800 • Laguna your own private ---Lux olc. up to 2000 SQ. It ._. tort .,ea with our auper -
730-0480. 544-1485 OMllCI 1 Ill ocean view from Dana lM•I 2 av a 11 3 o I cs. a ti &tit WutH 5101 vlaored marllettng teem
SaaClt•talt 2271 Featurea; Built-In RIO, Polnl's most llCluded Matedamate retired amene11u J od y, *FLORAL* JPEnterprileSh&SMV· O/W, frplc tn sm complex scenic bluH Like new 2 Room av•lt Like dogs & 833-9870 .,.., Immediate opening•
2 BA ~ den frpl twnhM w/pool 38 1 Hamilton Br widen. xtra large prl-drive 536"!o92 1 llRNIT AIU II IFFC * IE•aalEI * tor thoee 18 Ind <>Wf We ~='.!' :.:' J,:2'1:6
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S•95 mo Mngr 648-9794 ~~3~ ~ 's'&t ... f,a I I MUl8f br completety turn 1700 sl • 3 onca. & reoept '1 FIL .. L. n•E ::,a~~= .. ~
E111-11de 2 br l b• -----priv b• Mesa Verde area 1300 11 · open IP pl111 the job training E.xCltlng
T111ia 2290 patio oar No f:>eta • ..,.,1 ltacll 2769 Fml only S250 549-8677 Will build 10 IUlt Also (qtr .11 ....... ,.... bonua program High
Clrefe 1 c1ll 2br fiae $575 831--4036 1 br studfo Cannery VU: Room wlkttcnen prlv, nr I ~~~p~S ~f2~~~C: I Salary 11 etl-'le Nmlngs, tranaportlllon
lncd/prvt 4petsEZmove E-alde 2Br 1Ba wlv1u1ted lage N/smkr no pets bus route/Shopping 852-8714 A& H INVEST L-•••c... rurnllhed Start lmmed up~r $400'1 at oelllngs, frplc, dbl gar $650 Incl utl 675-6522 Center Celt 962-57&0 ,._-a For 1ppt c111 JOlll •
Best Alty lee 539-6190 w/auto opener $665/mo --I OFFICES -El TORO -etMt ""' ltt PrldQen 646-3337 (Wed-e •. i lat,lut,aec$225 2per· W-lldeP'l\llleroomw/lrlg NeltPoatOfflGe ~ (71•)CIC·ll11 Thurs-Fri only. 12 ta •••• 1•1 sons no pets 650-1798 In Apt complex Uttls pd 500 SQ 11 8 up noon-4pml
UafaraitkH 2410 · · --No pets $300 M&-4382 Jerry H1fd1n1 Bkr *lnUL SALES* o ent11/0 rtho Recept E-slde quiet 2 br 1'1t ba 714 655· 1200 34' MVbOlt Sllp, posh 3 TwnhM w/patlo. PoOI. IN NEWPORT BEACH Btltla,Jltttla 2904 • __ P1rt·ttme Fine l•W· Benenta, 4''t Oya Exp
br. 2'.4 ba. w .. t Newport cerports & laundry Avail A great place to llve on the • CdM dlx suites. AC. ampl erly/gtlt• NB 673-9334 r~ d NB 642·"262e
nr beh $1350 759-0588 1211 No ~ta S690/mo Upper Bay Pr1v111 Aoomu nd Apia 1v1llable prkg. from $225 2855 E SfCHITT DESK CLERK WANTED
A .. lt ••• t. F.r.i.LH Curt 11 631 .1266 clubhouses & h .. llh $90/up Balboa Inn. I Coast Hwy 675-6900 * * WHI tr.in N""hta .... ........, • · spas. 8 tennis courts, 7 ooeen view 675-8740 ---Entry level Un1rmed ... 'V "'""'"' HUGE new studio, 600 SQ pools, close 10 bu1tneas, ---Studlol0fc-Weatcllf1 Or. curlty lndullrlal P011tlona 71m-Noon Sun-Thurs
---------11 beau1 bthrm. $350 oc Airport, Fashion SUUll .. TIL NB Appro11 700 SF $700 1vall Min 18 yra old Sea l.arll Motel, 2274
LltUI ltack 2641 mo C8fet 857 -2103 Island. convenient shops Wkly rent1t1 now avail mo. urns pd &46-3679 Own transp Bett81' than Newoor1 Blvd CM .-·-~--~~,.~~~ ._._ E ..... _ 1.,,. .......... on sight $126/wk& up 2274 New-C ._,---1Yerage wage We pro-~/Contl"llCt Meks Furn chrmng 1mt place nr ._at • ....,., "" .,.....m port Blvd C M &46-7U 5 •••tfCl&1 vlde guatd c.td & uni-t Gd phone &
beh 1 empl'd lldutt utl pd ceilings Sulllble lor Singles 1 & 2 Bdrm Ap1rt--lt1t11a 2tll f0<m Full part tune All =•ng ~ NIOl 8'>-
no pell $300 494-<4200 mature wom1n No ~ts ments 8 Townhouses Vacatit• a..a111• -snll1s 8 wknc:ll Apply pH ra nee 55 7. 795 1
$460/mo• $350 aecurlty lrom $720 (Ask •bOUt I t l AltO? FRH ST_, .,_, 9am 5pm Mon thru Sit T11nutzer Compan• Wednesday, November 28 . •• . l~rt ltack I depo8'1645-5527 1urn1shed acts. complete Ha I 81 l 4347 aq h 1820 Of•ngewood Suite
ARIES (March ~ 1-Apnl I ~>).\.\. hal 'cc med like a "lolit cauS<' will FebVie; condo on Bay llWuTill with TV, llnena 8 utenens Lge Big a;;r C•bln Pool AIRPORT AREA 90c ti 2 13 Or a n ge c 1 MSTllCT SALIS••
be revived. ollvt• and ~1dong. Ro mance '" <ipark~d. career gets new o.ttgner turn, sec park-"' maybe rented for thort tbl. color tv. 2 rrples (714)644-4910 978 7243 Supel'VIM est•blllhed 1.,_ lease, \.\1<ih " lullillcd I ung·a\.\;111cd 1.kc1<.1on favor~ your cfTons. tng $-1695/mo 673-0896 $495/m~ 1 Bd 1 ba up~r term or tongerl On Jam-Sleeps 14 545-6916 I WHllJ I. Tarter Ct. . rltOf)' on West Coaat lrom
I unll, gar, Jtldy rm, close boree Ad 11 San Jpaquln llYIRT IAl.IS C I A Capricorn nuuvc fi3urc\ in unu\ua sn~nanu. A t t U f to shops. Hiiis Ad PARK CITY UTAH CONDO AaHHCt•tala 3002 ap atr1no equ1r11
TAURUS ( pnl :!D-Ma) .:!O) Strc'>s. 1ndw1dunlit>. reach be~ond fl' •ta I, • • t923 Pomona i•• llOO Avail Dec 29 to Jan 2 llU Pl.ft-nper •n woaing With
current expcctut1o n" r ocu' o n "idcr audience. larger personal Gtatral 2702 TSL MANAGEMENT ••· ~· 6 2 BA S200 per 70th AHembly district fill I PAIT,._ r~1111vee •nd eus-
homons. abtllt ~ lo f)l'rl'l'l\l' l'H'k'> and t1l•nd\ Lucr:111vcoflcr1.,madc. 2hMtaXlpt.ln~m _ &42-1603 _ day838-7062 e:n~~!t!~'~~ Ill/WWI ~=h:;,.::-.~ :Cid
can elevate bu'>tnl.'S'> or cart•t•t urn pd 17141891.9561 PALM MESA APTS. 2 B<l. trig. d/w 8 stove ltatals It 2nd Crown VaJty Par'lcway Limited openings Wiii 111te devlCeS L1m1teo
GEMINI (M;t\. 2 1-Jurw .:!O) l.1ght " \hCd on urcu prt'VIOU~I~ &47-8987 Eestslde 2 Br. $585 No $650lmo No ~ti Call SL 2tol Community center trim Clll 540-1321 e•t \ra¥91 reqwld o.gree 1 b b d d Ne c tact pet• 1581 Mesa Dr Call l>twn 9-4PM 545•4855 •lrt 29751 Crown Valley 32 prererred S1Jary com· "forh1dden." l>1\tanu'. lunguag~ nmc r-;arc n gc · •won ~ Coa1tltne w/full ocn vu, btwn9-4546-9860 28A 2BA avail lmmed . SOyrold1111gh16uslnesa Parkw•v Leguna Niguel enaurate wi..-.per
prove fruitful. romnnn· Ooun<.hc!>. l l'U. .\quartu!I pcr,on!> play 11ep1 to weter, dlx 1Br PV1 -t Br frplc. pool patio new carpets/drapes, yrty man IOOklng for same to I J 30 pm 10 6 30 pm All AUTO MECHANIC •l(J>9r lmmed oe>eolng Sef>O
'l1gnificant role~. lmpnnt }Our uwn <,tylc. Pool, aecurtty gar. CIOM gar No pets· 399 w Bay no pets 95 998-9 t78 shr be1ut 2Br. tur~ registered democr11t VW POfsche. & fOfe!Qn rMUme
CANCER (June 1 1\-Jul~ .:!2) Hy m:.ili.ingo1tnh~!tr1teas1 ... :ou1nv~~tn t,o,.~~~h·}!~~ .. !~hl· St $575 650-6357 2BR 2-B· F 2 ., nr poou111s'"od1eyHc:Ba11Af-'r $300Man~ may ,•ttend '1~~un fOf caraJ.,!',! •~t ~ UIF llO.
essential information. tCl'Ot On rC'IOijfCl'!I or c,... ..... "·'. -· --w""' .. .,,.......,.... -" ..., "'"' anyo the1v11a.,.. ... 11 ............ "" ..,.....
\' 'II t t that I d a. SHARP W-lld• duplex up-oc .. n. 1v11 50 • 554-90 tO Eves 841-4273 NlTU I Ulllflfll mcnt~. nccd\o rpannc r or rna1tC OU rcl"l.'I\(' IOVt a ion IOC U C'I laJMa lallM 7n 1t1lr1 2Br 1Ba. encl g1r., $500 sec 099 645·8980 Bal Is 2br, 1bl IPI SA75 SPIRITUAL READINGS &m 1'11( $11'111 MYlsttl ~ocral acuv1ty. travel. An·ept . 2 [g BR. 28A Ci\atmlng w 10 hkup '*"' drapet & AdV'IOe in AH M1tters 6 Light Rec>etn 28 3 o A Id A
LEO (Jul 23-1\ug 2:!): Perceive potential. -.te p1c~ure in lb houM on eora1, w/2 pvt crpts SSsO+ d9'>0•lt No ~4~-~~'!';,'f.1~~'0 CounNllng 1815 So El 3000NewE~-~~. ~~... P~•1rt o. Tan' J ero-
cnt1rety. forces are \C'Ulll'red , 0130) mC,!>~SC~. call!> arc recerved,and It patloa, lrpl, d/w, encl gar. pell. Mutt stand credit '>p.l1 ''''" ,111~lt '"" C1m1no RMI San Clem -~-. ·-1 """ CIPlltrlt'lo EO£
is ncccs!Uln. lo he sclet•t1 v('. Legal uct1v1t1C~S arc ilCCcnted. Focus on S1400 yrty 213/277-2120 check 770-5629 b ~(1 tw1!tnnm ,1pt' COM 2Br, n/amkr CIOM lie d 492-7298 BEAUTY -••P Styllat ORI-VE-RI-Pr..,,_.•~~
• J I to bCtl $390 261-6224 ext 1 ~ 1. F _..a •OM tcitent.,. tee ---....... ·-contracts. aarccmcnts. manta status. . . lalMI •STUNNING Lg 1 & 2Br 220 KAM °' 87s-~1 _.t • ••-• ;alon La~C:: ~ Hrs ne11. Must ha,,. "
VIRGO(Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Ciain shown 1fyou wntc.commun1cate Pnlat1ll 2717 ~~! .. ~~~~ 7~gtw ~::: Fem ivet ~· ...., nae, 2 F!.':'y d~..J~, ~ Nwi>t Ben 676-7970 • car o....r 18yr1 Ellpe. and "ltrivc to 11et message acro<1s. r <X'U!I also on e mployment. spccrnl ........ -,... ..,.,,, '"' " .. ""' .._.... ....... , P'.,, s w Attrn) Servi<:•
.,.rvice!I. rchufon<1 with those who rclv upon your Judament. \nother 1350 NICE BACHELOR T 2 er· A a.11 t2/1 lri>'¢/Po04 SJ 5 "''pd 111 Blvd CM 631-6250 llllllDll F/I ~8--0678 "' "'IO .... d I \ Utlta pd. No peca. 108 !. :_::>,.5
1• A v tt 1211· 11111 S 100 dee> 241~2 __ _ __ Virgo play out<itan 1ng ro c Bay Apt e ..,., mo v• · ---f' o u n d t t / 2 4 • JR ACCOVNTAM'T Ortvers wanted Muat ,,.,,.. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Aura of deccptt.on could be present -1580 mo 9th dn. no Fml s><of'I to lfW 2 bf 2 bl Be1ttut1W1rren C M fOf CPA ftmt...Costa Meaa eClooom1ea1 vec.1"clfi Cell
he alen. a wore, dercnd property and pnnc1ple . Emotion could I ... •r 7 doge Vlctorl• St nr C• r URNI H[O 111 ~1s'-:':i ~~ :.:! M ... kitten oar11 TIO* Computer eaper nee. Xtnt '°' 1n10 8524M2
dominate logic phy ical attrnct1on could cloud Judamcnt. tudy V1rao LXRde H r 2L temp ran-nyon. ~ 1-6612 l!Nf URNl'-HfO 540-471te•t 2281 1v rn1g 11'1P9 So Cute! ~~ ~ .. ~':-mcssni~ ror valuable hint. Communicate! tel Approx 4 moa. A\11 WI •FU l OlttOI 8 Found 2 ~ tem.i. rouncl!ng.a Satwy op.i
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): Oomcsuc adJuStmr~t 1 nccc~ry 1211 se75imo. 55s-9MS want • .-Ctton of gre1t •H Alt H HM w~den N nr bet\. gray & Wl'llt• c.t1Cntera) 0 nper w..eoa4
F b 's ue'I v:tlues ah1lity to close loni-nnnd1na trun~Cllun. LuJ1ury 2 Bd 2bl duptex 2 IMng? We can otter any-l I l B\ Tl NNI'\ f:it ... ..'!:'~~~~ San Juan Ce.p1111ano r,:~--===----,..;;....;;;;;;. ___ _ OCU) 00 3~1C I • 1 • d k r ffi · tloe tr...ir $960, 420 1hlng Ir a ln'lall ec>t to I ,,.., ._.. 496-2741
You'U receive llin wh11.:h is meant to be a rcm1n er. to en o a cc uon. ~odie1..oeeO 4 8d h• "too«lno 1n CM ~Wl"-'Mll'H. c-"' amar owr ~$ 141 06'6 1-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... "
Libro figurn prominently. NB. 0t H8 t'""k ofua ftrst mulh m1•11 ''''' M1'9 ..,1y eo 1 "" 38r 1• CIRCLE I MIRIETS AOITr ARI (Nov. 22-L>cc. 21 ). Deline term • perfect .... IPTI• for that chOtce ldMI tMng no p"t' "-'1"'''" hOIM HB POOi. !\Im rm fl\I 1111'\ ans •
techniques get "in touch" w1lh rCICHllfC tn transn P1ve~1~. Ii.eel) W/ln welklnO Of the beh. TSL MGMT 4M2·1I03 "r"n i.1.sil~ ~Ill n p"'1 Ba. kl1d'I prtv, QW uunu ftU
oppons o~n. re pond to telephone cell. Pisces nauvc has desire to !~=~ N8 REALTY 176•1662 ~d '22$ ,,. utua 846-3770 ARE FREE
coopcra1c. . . eMonth·to-Monttl WU'TUll Yl.Ull M/'F mature r-.i 2br ' ba CAPRICORN (Pee. 22-Jan. 19): Money sttua\lon IS bnf.!t· you -...u11 1a2 8d apt .. Pool. -.>t eet10t<S346.+1.;1111aveff c..1·.
have rare o'pportun1ty 10 hit jackpot Past contacts. efTons arc 1ke ly to gar.~ Nn, no I*• Ap.utmrnh t211 831 tot7 •ft 5 •
P;>' dividrnd\. Rclo11onsh1p ~row' s tronaer. )OU could be worl(ina M ft 4 ... ~1~22 AMAOEMENl Nr•port BtAch ~o MIF riv CM IWr"-poo1 Ml .... ll O&SllEIS
under prcs~urc Ano11'\crC'apricorn ts in"olvcd. t& iU8 utL Pd. Qry _ ter. w/d S310• tn-92&1 &&lllTAIT IUIAllll
AQ ARIU (Jan. 2().feb. 18): You stnkt chord or universal Carpon Avl 1211 No W-etde CM 3 tit ''°' ba 2 \ 'UO l bll 't•n-I L .. lel&. 142·2250 E-·-------././ _
nppul. Pcoplr f'l"i.pond to )'Our mr<1-.agr. ules increase. )OU rttt1vc _!!.•383W 8ay&tt-ta1• =~~= :C~i ~~~$;; l M or F .,..,ed o atv toe Found l •dlu Gold r;, -· lnte~M .an SOay 9 11
accolade rrom public nnd pee~ "'"~nmcnt t!I completed and you 1er lower. otw. c.rport. "9$ mo 050-1276 3500 111 ""' on Ctterry W1tCh Coat•~ c.. AM at 2688 Newport Blvd
could benefit finnncinll> nes Ii urt~ in 'ICCnano. wanc-tn doeet, am bd ""II Nt'lllpot1 8t•<tl No L•ll.• 1150. uut Pd to ldentrty SCl-3532 Cos<• Mes. (on N wport
PISC£ (Feb. t Q-March 20)• ram indicated ff you look bchtnd the yrd 1415/mo ~55 Dau hlat u "it•,,..,," Aw.-nu1 ~t Rod 6T&-026e Loa1 male tom ca.t, gray & 8 tvd at ~ Mar)
k'tnc • ii you con ult one wh1.H'IH.ihl be tcmporanly c.,mfined 10 home 18Rlupper • ~· &IUw.e S& IL wffiPIC: 1 t lfltht OC!ANFANT~/tem/S500 wtlt 4 #flt P9W9 upof t.,. cau i7 t'l 537·•8•0 tor
or ho~at.al You'll re c1vc inv11a11on to 101n unique orpnmmo n p001 NO.,..• t47 bft!na~.1~1cony No • US 1104 Z~~=;:em~,0 ~:'!A; Vlct:::_3~ more info l:.OE
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........ HM 1 Waattt 1111 .._...... -1 Ii .... i~~~~·~iii=~~=r:!!!!l!!!!~~~;::;a!!!!~ITTJI I LI c TA I c I AN I H~ts t...oed lot ::artAi ..... ...... ,_ ••• ... Sectetery. ~lot lit:rGP L a;; 1 yr lltl ~EYMAN,~ 5 'ft'9 developmentally dlt· _. UlllTUY Men/Women. Local ., ... Poth"'-outQolng a em-1 .,.,.on HI! office. Typ, ... ,..,. 1150, 7at.nU Need• vamleh. t 12,eoo 'fl &A grn lpltfire. lo mi .
..,. Tenant lmprov•·. ab6ed kldl. 957-.6190 PIT bllCk Offtoe lot oPhth Muet heve own email~ clent. Hre 5-lpm Mon-Frt fll!OG, J)hoMI. ,.,. .. 3:30, Boxtr, AKC Puppl ... or trtde, 213/431-&128 '715301·10ml,MW«': AM/FM tl•eo. ~
...,., ••oer. hel~ful. INTERIOR OEOOAATINO group. Wiii Treff\. Stwt l'ltcle..CellM0-2395ext.3 and 10em-2pm 811. non-tmkr "3--1MO Ch.-npt. 'L~r· ANdy BAHIA CORINTHIAN pnl, enrf, llhr. •11~e&:2 inuatNll.1700557·21
CIAMtl·cut. mutt av• Color·OHIOn·P•oPI• lmmed.&46-3242 Hourty+bonua Call.Julle 1111111WIUITY forX-mu 74' Yecflt Club Membenlflfp M260080_e_1 __ r:::, drl~1:001r~:r:: PT/Ffwllttt91nn~7 •UllllP'f llTllihti at72MOOI COMM«cMI AMI E.lttite 5 llfl WAHTEO.e73-1111 fta1W~ta 1171 mM>tbor~f094 Kitchen'*'*· Wiii tnlln N'#pt Bd'I.,.. Pn. l'lf• Av-ll.blitln PfMMfntlllJ ~~I eomp.tiy avo W I! CAl2·27ctt.-l,roklUrt. ~g§ tiMRi68CINM066
rood prep/cooklflO A/JfJt'I veri.bte. Front otc. btll· NEWPORT BEACH, En)oyyourdeyet.oyout'Mff local~ In prM'llOJOUt $50 52.~184t.:s178 IC>ln . cu.tom teak Int,. .! eoe::;~~~7 ....... '911 In !*ton Mpm h2S Ing, wtll train on CRT. LAGUNA 8!.ACH on M pet hour + oom-~ 8Ndl locetlon MUCH MOAE 8hotn ..,200 OCl
,...,.. Go-.wnmenUtMf ~~CM~ 8tl&.Z 1N -Atff> t.AGVNA HtGUEl ~l:J.ll1 .... an ~ exec TlC. •2SK, 973-0571 ••• **** 7riiUO. ret)lt enQ. gd -In~ w-. ln'lmNlate • 111111111 •PT. ...ILL LU. ~ preferred bUt PllTI W Pllml ha:f'1 typln:r::: u ry«, r , a new HOBI! 18 lnol trtr. c.1 bOx, D•u.nflftbiRf cond. 30 mfJ!. amlfm
GPenlnQe wltrtout , .. , •. Several 09«1ino-In Santa If "OU .,. lnt.,..led In not necauar Y. l!arn N It e~ f:'et 1 Hou. Expe1 with oomnwclel 185/obo 7to-M32 new tramPollne. cover £ Pll-IWMl lllW'• S 1150. Call 8 -8433 112469,000. .. ....... ...,. "-t No • '450.·teOO. pet month Of "" • • r • 1 • mora $2200 e.40-<t2117 .,. R b ... " c .. ·-p Edit Cea retundat>i. .. na .... ,..,,.,. ..._. Hrn~ ~S35,000. to No ooltectlng Call tOem Photo, &-2 24 real Ml•t• or con• rue I llY ~ 80320la/ta/r ltM471 'vv • ..... ,_,, · · (312)~7 rr:·~C:::Y:': ~o:ni;o;."'• to4pm ~ay -Frlday , .............. n ~ex!:'::'!~•= LES --~!1T"f133 Marl .. .J . 7011 90320!5te>a/C2atz9~~7 =~·75~·t '
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Ml !·'530 r~.ctvancement.Mutl to wotk herd fOf It, con-M•Jlll&IT U hr + comm No. Nlllng Pteuant non•tmoltlng MAYTAG wuher & dryer tr vetY 81'20I~·~~ ~~~"4 ,,_.leet/...., .... ltlft Immediately. Mr ltd«.111i.. M«rlff Lynch l&l.YftLIT nee Mutt be U · enlllronment PIM.Mcall '425080.Upt1ghllrec· thlnggoeelBolltln 1124 :~g~6t9~S'ldoQMIO
bper. nee For buiy Jerf.,1892·!1843 RM!ty II the mot1 or--NJ.aal PflflenQed. Call Mike at .Martlyh, 769-9531 atS2500BOHt-2ttt '26-11000780-4229 81320!a/Ulrfbt~oe
ChiroPractlc ·office In UHllY/ ... m tlglou•. mott grown' w-e1•1 SEC.RETARY· Oepend-1 82320!5991/r 1d11145
Coeta Me11. Pttlme. .wGTH orlent.ct name In rMI... Pll·IOlllL&lll HB o~ Typ Ill· ••trll lllt!_ 1 Dtc•• 1021 82320!58')1/r 1eal,18
$40.IH1 Offering ff/time po1111on ~~!,:~:•:Jet~:~·: ml 8·12.H.B.aree. 538-1'41 ~onee, hr~ 8-3~30. lf!fptat Mlt Neillp up to 21' GOat, 11232015apa/r tt1gP410833 tor •Xpet'O peraonnel In 11f• boom. Caraer op-•llTllAI llllYt non·•mkr. 1193· 1940 Cannon n t !mm. txc;i Newport Island chtnnel 82 32015tp a/r 1 uC PIU/lWI PAY fut growing Orange Co portunlllH available YOYng .ctulta If you can P /Tiil llLP llm /Ill IH cones $225/obo 720· 1125 $210/mo 87M592 112 320!e51 air( ~=~r:
PAIT /Tml Wiii Cont1truct. Co. 951 .. 591 Llcenllng training ~ anewer yee to: MALE OR FEMALE (good s 1&K/p yr (t12eo. p/mo) ''" •• .. NM~ Sllp for 41' Hat19'U =~ ~~=E ~r.d 1fnu309 ~rtunltlM avtllabl• Mature S.._.,'°" Ellp'd able To lntet'ilew call ·I need Chrlttmaa money for •tudent) For c:tMnlng Bu1y ,....,ch admln Mot-w Yacht Lono term 82 833ctl alt ( 1eog442)
wttt\ the LOS ANGELES PIT Mothef'hood Fash ,, Walt Maclbor11Jd or Pam. -En)oy wortllnQ With Oltlet otnc.. landacer b mal~ Ilda MCty/UINll. Mu1i ~~~ ~ ~~'~ IN .. 'CePt•ble 95S-2' 11 113 320! 5te> t/r 1fwt51&
TIMES ~CUletlon De-75t-1>95t at M9'rltl Lyncti RMlty at young 9dulf1 :~•:f:·c;.•~1nd• C:,~ rype 80 wpm accurately. genlte L:,te a.....36u ~le tor Sharee. 83320l6ec:>'S' 010512
pWtrnent In our dOO< 10 M.ctlcal 546-9396 C)( 963· 1310 -En)Oy having fun and 9 .~ 5. 876-2311 e. coneclentlou• & hard • TEMPORARY SLIP Want· 83 32015-o ·s· 3909111
door MWIP&i* 1a1ea EXP'D B~CK OFFICE for Winning Prizee • working. Medleal ofc exp. faraltaH I .ct flor 41 ti Sailboat 83 320! alt 1/r 072484
p rogram. GuarantHd ~latrlct. Fountlan VII· Sett lhtngs tast witn Dally ·Ll~lntySouth Orange PIT manager For elderly helpful. M• Katz, XntJqueta6'S2x41Hfira P~ca.11644.7994 · 83320151p1/r 002284 ~ wage plu1 com· ley arM 549-0474 Piiot Want Ads C·•i"tod 620 .,,.,.. boarding cert ltclllty 752·7942 S250 711a..,.195 aft.,._ 113 528E Sap L'C1 958'4 t m!Mlon. Houre: 9am to 2 .. •Y ·vvvv Stay Mon-Thur Mu1t "' _. .. M I / 113 &28E a/I I'd 1HIW809
pm or 4pm to9pm. Train-I ·1 p·1 .. AtJt '°'Mr. Tarcy Cook e111iie 843-2824 11on-P1rt Tl•• DINING SET Spenlah •'Y'e ttllCJt " 83 528Ea/tld'd 207tri4
Ing It provided. Potential II y I DI ••••• • • •••• lllSllYULll PIT. SECRETARY/RECPT b~ht, tkllled Junior Seo. with 8 chalra S135. lcMttll 1011 833181a/U/r 1hdh512 :,..~;: 1~~ • Need energetic pe1eon to 81m-1pm. Typing & phone Ptua "" p/wk, M-W-F. 845-5833 171 Ronda 750F Hoo ~ nml.'9111n
c:elt: : grow w1 .. 1. co. Min. 1 yr exper. raq d 642-3996 ~ R.Gt:'~·c;i11~· I Ill Fllllflll 241-1517 546-2338 ~ wa.~
957-23(!1 ext. 120' e e a=.::&i~p:~:t. typt 85 wpm .• Jody LES 957-11133 Tralltra, (l14)tJl•l1l1
GENERAl OFACE/ASST : • ldaya & vacation•. Hote>. •REAL ESTATE* 833•9870 Large oak roll top deetc fraHI IOZ4 208W 1tt,SantaAna
BOOKKEEPER Typing. • FULL TIME : 1n1. avail. 1n1arvtew by *SALES* SECURITY CLERK/ ORIV· good cond $550 . or arger CLOSEOSUNDAYS
tlllng, heavy phone1 e • e appt. only Mon-Frf. • • ER FIT. Private vauU. Xlnt 854-2132 alter 6pm Travel Tiaii.r. pp Wiii 1 fl 17 Some bookkeeping • OFFICE CLERI • ~"6-7441 Ct••trtltl·l1411trl1I wortclng condition. Mttchlnndrauer/mlrror& calh. Call(7 14'""2•6f4~ .=..D;;;,•t-.•;;;,••._ ____ _ 1900-S 1000/mo Inter· • e LLOYDS NURSERY We 819 I 39 year Old firm Benellt1. 780-1145 ntte ~'1nd Xlnt cond ~ ,... -:;f~~a':t~z..~on-: \ ,., \ 1111 .. , I trq1l<111.'111 c Hft1T ,..... : NURSES AIDES needed :.:ry =t:'1b0; STYLIST/MANICURIST S125 firm. SJ1·5179 Eve Aatt Lt11la1 tolO ~
LOYD'S NUSERY • I I I e All shifts avell. 1445 Su· founder eervlnn the Com· wteome lollowing. New Norlt1kl Ol1hes, occup.
• ·111 "" 1'' 1•·• •· ,. i·rii 11 I'"'' 1 '"" e perlor Ave, NB 842-2410 merclal, lndu~t~lal, Apart· CM ahop Calf 842•7008 J1p1n S300. Corner unit * FREE * Ho1te11a1, caahl ers.
eoci<tallt. & food aervers.
Apply In per.on Don JOM
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Goldenwest. HB.
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PART TIME. To wor1t tor
Janloe'• Ragoedy Anna
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HOUSE CLEANERS
Hard work, good pay,
cheerful crew.
MOP SOUAO 557.9097
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Room, boa.rd, and sa!ary
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school 1upervt1lon of
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• 1 mus · now,_,gea.,.., ageme~t No waltlnn for matlon cell 7.,.,....,50 motorized kid• car· now • 1w11 1.l1l.1·f11"'"""'1hp1·11plt·:1111I e ln A/R,A/P,anOrecord · ... Jtwtlry 1214 ondl•roJav.•11....,.•dole • I -· I l'I I • keeping Non-1moklng anil?P<>fntment. Opening PlllOllll ...,. 'rv •--
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• 1'"'"'"1,,l111ulin ·l'l111r .. cla~ • .:l :OO • typlng,gdwlflgures,re-tem.Pleaeecalltor IPIUTHI 2 BMW enow tlrH tlmecheckoutourlarge e 111 1:00 I'·"' \ ... I. lttr l'.ilt•t•1t . e llabfe. 642-3372 or lnlervieweppolntment. Women/Men earn $8() mounted.$150 760-1483 NleetlonofMercedM
: • 960-0t20 WESLEY I, TlYLll OI, p/day plu11 cull paid JACKSONS ' tlci(et1 on n=•~:::::i'::'
• : 1 CMc Plaza, Suite 280 dally. No axper. nee. Wiii the gr .... Sat 1211 $75 held on Dec. 2.4, 1984.
• ()HA N ( a·: (' 0 As T • Artlat \' IEOIPTllllST train. FT /PT. 540-6646 .. Cuti onlyl 545-7ee:J Cal Broott• Adam• for
: f) A I 1 \. · ] > 11 OT • OUllE COAST Reoept/Sec't for Prop eJCt. 8 Jact<eon'• tlci(eta S39.75& detall9.
• , 1 , : IAILY PILOT Mgmt/RE otnc. Heavy T~ Salee .. Up (213)234-0123 or SOUTHWEST • :\:{() \\'E:'!-il Hav Street • pnones, lite typl~. must LIULllDIAPllll (213)824-1600
• ( • 11. '1 ("A 9•>C.•)-e nu en opening for• part-be vibrant. Good pbone llllLY PLll Ollll, John Wayne Tennie Club MOTOR CAR CO, • o-.ta :v l:')-,3, _t,_/ e ti me experienced, volce-wllllngtoworf(. Ambftlou1men&women, Memberahlp $850 OBO. 12201W.CoutHlghway
• • creative Layout Artist to TSL IWlllHT no exper. nee. Call now, Call Renee 840-8800 Newport Beach
• • produce quality ad t42·1IOI 540-6895 ext. 28 71"631-4596
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newspaper Concept to Beauty Salon, Newport PIT evea. Wiii train. Mut.Glolturlno; lci'twlnn .... ...... to20
WEllY
CLWOAIS
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KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
finished art. Send resome Beach For Interview 75 l -6682 eontlnent•l·1tump jump.
only & xerox coplel of call 646-7451 Telephone..... er. Nikon mini blnoculara.
work to: Steve Hough, At• Yll aa•• a --1• top of line. Hndmade Art Director. Orange RECEPTIONIST /Sec't· pit --,..,._ ' aeou1tlc guitar by Sentos coast Dally Piiot. po. nrs 3-8pm Work Into flt. Can you rad and write? w/caH. Hardwd fire·
Box 1560. Colla Mesa, varied duties-typing, Ill-Can you drink cortee and wooo. ecube gear, furn,
ca. 92628 Ing etc. Wiii train Sue eat donu11? 0o not call clothel. New dlahel, I01t
964-9090 uni... you can live on of othera. 111 come, tit S400 to S800 1 WM«I IRHI Tlllll llECEPT /Part Tl•t 954--0835 aerve. Best of!ert
Need 3 hard working No axper. nee t8 yr & Prof rug sh1mpooer GE enthusiastic peraona to over. Hrs 9 to 3 Cati nLIPtltll llUOITH Mufti Clean $50 673-8827
take ordera In Santa Ana 8'1-2871btwn9-3 WllltralnforC.M.rernodel· Ufi......-1 ..... 1 S50 ""'fA' b / Ing contractor. 30 Hr/wtt. n '"'"""''a r , """..,u I
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4. call S«-7588
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(714)432-1977
1111
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HAS
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CARS
(lH)lll·llll 1374~ Beacn Blvd .w .. tmtn11er
Between 22 & 405 F
8750 M&M:heatar Blvd
Buena Park
114121-1010
'84 Conv Rlbblt, fully
equipped Take over
pymtl 5 yra malnt. Mf·
Vice 83&-7290. 870.1207
MIKE l oHHA1s
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VOLISWAIEN /
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'81 Sclrroco, 35K ml.
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837-4800 49l-4SI I
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11000, 536-3703
AGES 11-14
EARN IJ> TO $75.00 PER WEEK
Wt now ~vt I !i Ol>t"'fllS tor younc u1u
beavers lo secure rtadtn tor The Oranct Cout
Datly Ptlot Our crt-s start al 3 30 pm and wor• untd 8 30 pm .etl.Uys On ~lurday •t
won a It• mort llou11 You ••II u rn many tr~
, arid p111ts. along •11~ 01111111 your own moftfy
o111ce._ No exper · neceu-llEO. lUIERS B&l\bara 6'9-7922 bag $20, IBM ~ter
ary We train S860 per $3.50-S4.00 p/hr, 20 hrs ~. ' $20. Lots of outalde X·
mo Mr. Rubin 862-5644 p/wll. morn & attns hrs TttlPllll WHI mu lites S 10. 979-9879
Parking 101 and dock et-avall 18 Vra /older. Several enthualu11c oer· Utt fmr•itare:f _
Seti your'*· lnttant CUh
for your car. Any make or
modal. Paid for or not.
... Get our prk:e nrat.
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
lanaaaa C•i• tl32 Ca•illac t H '12 GHIA gOOd run. eond. ·78 seVlue. Very a:an.
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obo 546-7688 tv mag. dck. 101ded 18500. 645-8220 or 848-8321
lhtr~ 1s no Otf•vtt1nc or coll«lt0n tnvolved
II you art tnltrtsled ptu~ call Mr Carl
(714) 548-7058
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tendent (2 Joba) Accept· Exper. desirable Orange sont lor evening tele-
lng applfcatlon1 at 3333 Coast Y M C A fRlcll) phone work In Santa Ana ls•it•tat 1221
w Coast Hwy NB Mon 642-9990 office. No exper. necM .. ex~UTt\IE & sect;: detk,
thru Fri between 1_. pm ary Selary • no Mlllng. chre blk couch ettlfeo ----------RUllHT llllllH Mon thru Friday 5 10 9, Glv•awey-p;.lcel P4art-tlme help tnksuranced Couple for 60 unite In CM. Sat 9-t, Kelly 862-5643 675-5 185 or 675-0206 computet bee groun Exper required with
experience preferred. woman In otttce, man to TILE SETTlllS IBM etec typewrltet. older
Saturday mornings do some malnt11nance. Position open tor cefamlc $75. OBO 180-60'6
553-11, 15 Apl & salary-Beautllul 6yr tlle Htters with lull WOOD DESK • large alze PART Tiii old cmplx wtpootlspa. e1tper., toots, and trane-381t72., Only s lOO. Atk
lmmed opening• for Tll lllllllllT porttlon. Calf Pacific lor Linda 751-2787
phone appointment set· H2· 1IOI Stain Tiie Co. 241-1107 ~
ters tn Santa An• of· Pl1an/_ 1a1
flee No e1tper neoeaaary Rntaurant TYPEllTTll Arana new amaha organ
no eelllng. Mon thru Fri: J.SSlST MANAGER Expet. neceuary. Comp Coat $1800, secrlllol at day 5 ·to 9, Sat 9 10 1. Motivated dedicated hard· edit. Full time. Costa s150 firm. ~73.5922 Salary. Jessica 862-5843 working exper. utl1tant MeN 642-9878, M·F, 8·5 -..,.---.,.---,,..,..-,,..-,,,..--
manager needed for Or· VETERINARY KENNEL Upf1oht Plano $300. CALL
ange County dinner ASS'T P/T. Interview 673-2912
PART· TIME. Varied houre houee. Xlnt wages & ben-from 3•5pm. Tues-Fri . ..,, •-•lt, to Include early A.M. ellts Send rMUme to: • • -weekends Mull have d• 7251-K Gerden Grove O" 1 Y Ex Per I e" c • ttrff 1232
pendabte vehlcie (1m111 Blvd . Garden Grove, Ca. preferred l25 M ... Dr .. ~~ft""!"""'""""""""'~" truck. van, •talion 92641 Colla M .... 631·1030 ut I r $1411. 3 yr wmty. Open
19202 Beach Blvd
Hunllngton Beach
962-0829
wtllY USED CARS a TRUCKS
COME IN OR CALL FOR
FREI &PPUJIAL
Cormler·OeUllo
CIOllLO 18211 BEACH BL VO.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
14l-t01l;l41·1111
WIW&ITYHI
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
20t-0 HAAllOR Ill VO
COSTA ME SA 642 0010 ::!"1 d':ai:'1~~ =~ Retall shoe store Neklng WAii II.Ell Sun. TV Jot1n1 646-1786
area. Must be depen· hardworking lndlvldual Ellper. Eves & Wllnda. Fltller Stereo w/cu 3 wey JHr 22
C1able Contect Greg w/mature l eader•hlp PARK SUPERIOR. 1«5 tpkrt S200 645-1293 'II •ffp 01111111 Hyde Monday tnru Friday qualltles. Good advance-Superior, Nwpt Bell. !:----,-.--:----•
between 9:30 and l0:30 ment. Apply In person 642-2' 10 ltatt, liarttr/ Fact. equlp'd, w/lote ot
a.m. only. 6'2•4321 3077 So Brletol CM Ast< w••i••R -••-ltat 7010 x1rat. Ready for lmm41d • for Stan 9am·noon --""-del.(3'419)Call Tod1y
. . lmm41d. opening In our II • Tll •llTUI II Ill Pl-Ill OLlll RN a & L VN ' need.ct for Irvine bf Inch for a sharp, p•••-W • -' , tn days & evening•. Xlnt I II d ~ .,_,. ORANGECOAST Ellpd for RMI Ettate In-benefit•. 1445 Superior conic en oua 1" •Huntington Harbor AMC/"-9
vestment Co In Newport Ave NB Call 642-2410 energetic petaon. At !Mat ·~Beach 2524 Harbor Coal• Meu
Beach area. computer · one.yetrofptrtaorwar• ca.rterYOUfYIChtTodayl 1411021
exp a mu11 dealre to Six Fig 1st yr potentlaf houae expet. raq. Willing· Admiral Yacht• Charttfl :o:---::--·---,nn;-; learn all other areas 01 Market leadlf'JO edge n ... to leern • variety ot 873-0280 Trtdll accounting. Salary com-herbal products Oct )oba. Knowledge of Or· ...,.,..,. ____ iftiiPi
mensurete w/expetlence. sales S55 mll Like to help ~nge County helpful. Job .... ltatl 7012
756-8601 people? 780-1313 Jotin requlrea • good drMng lft~.P'-"'!1.-.-~'!"'!!!'~
rec<>fd• Full time or part omerey. 1 cyttner liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PlllPEUTlll
tnswerlng Mrvk:e exper
pref. Full/part time d1y or
evenings. 642·1403
PIXOPHTlll
ICTIY /llEOPT /Tt••· lime poaltlon avail. Call Hick• engine S4000. Call
Phones. typing. filing,~ penonnel for appt. 856-7381
eral office dutlel. Hrs: lhplitr• laeld•tfJ Colbef1 19 w/350 Mete
10·4 or 9:30 to 3:30 Mon 2Jl/l2a· l111 llE crulter. Cover, trlr. vw thru Fri. Computer Sy.. clean s 10,500. 64> l 9'3
tems. and Appllcatlone. I WUL Tl I -Oya, Eve/Wknd 496-27112
Mtre .. n IHI tl4S •79 Et oor1C1o·W lre 169 280 SL mint cond. 2-wheela, moonroot. lthr
topa, ale, blaupunkt. new Int. Bleck In/out. 35.000
paint. S 15,500 See thla ml, Xfnt cones, 101ded.
week only In Npt area. $9,999. PI P 760-0957/
Call tor appt 675-7781 or 648·4374
619-588-8257
'78 3000. Sunroof. air,
topaz brwn Mini S6895,
538 4026hm 731·5831 or
'85 CADILLACS
S199down
Ck>MdEnd
Commercial Lease
'79 3000 Colorado und, ALL-SAVERS
Xlnt cones $13,500 OBO __ 1_1_14_1_'_32_._1_91_1 __
6'2-6'74/552-6397
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t For competitive prices &
lease ratet on 1985
model•. Jon Reynold~.
authorized Olr rep.
699-5436
OYER 160
Pr..OWned Mercedes
To ChooM lrom
.Ill ILEIOll ·
llPlllTS
1001 Quell Street
Newport Beach
111-1100
TOP Ill PAID
For Pampeted
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640-1880
2600 Harbor Blvd.
' COSTA MESA
C•nr•ltt l
·82 Vetta. t6k mt. T·top,
Elle.II cones. C/B radio.
$16,500. Cell 55t·1769
37 Gm•' .t\t111v
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39 Nero' q arl
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S4 50 hr 4 94--0 142
852-8735 E.O E llOQ~, + R .. dy to fllh/dtve c:uetom
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District Managers .
If you en1oy working with yovno boys &
girls ond duk jobs ore not for yo.;,
con,ider o career in the newspaper circvlo
flOn lield. This is o unique position wtth
doily chollenges & rewords.
Our openings are immediote Appliconh
must have o Jon, stot.onwogon or trucil.
We offer on uc.ellent solory with a bonw
pion ond go' ollowonce We have on
excellent benefJt pion ltlot tr'ICludes hospi·
• talirotlon 1nsur0f\Ce, llberol vocation ond
holldoys.
Condldotel mvst hove o de'''' to be
ivccenful ond be willing lo work hard. If
you think yov ho,.. the quollfl(otlOn\,
pi.ct69 opply in petto11 to
the l1i1J Pil8'
Mondoy ttmi Fridqy 9· I 1 om or 2·• pm
330 W. Bay
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
on equal oppoffunlty employer
Alla It•" tlOS 173 Lflina 2000. 11230 or
ofter. Clean body Call
474-0500 Andy or Jame&
Aa•i p l
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NEW a USED IMW'll
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SEAVICE & l.EA8fNO
3t10 N. Chen'y Ave.
LONOB!.ACH
(Ho. C'*'Y fttt·405)
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OHH 8EVEN DAYS
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lUESDAV NOVEMBER 27 1984 <>HANlalCOlJNi'V \Al lfOH NIA /',lE~~l·
Masked duo sought i
Occupant arrested on drug Charges; -
murder is third in two weeks in city
Dnve. Huntington Beach Lt. Jim
Walker said. He descri bed Ides as a
television repairman whp had been
li \ling at a Costa M-csa motel.
The arrest was made after narco cs
officers searched the home and se~
man1uana, drua paraphernalia and
powdered subst4nce that was still
being analyzed early today, Walker
said.
mes 10 Huntin&ton Be.ach.
~lQllc.-""1\llOnday n1ghrs shoot1na.
llnt1 na1on . Bea.ch police were
already investigating two hom1c1dcs
and two attempted murders -all
eponed over the past two weeks
Monday's lay1n1 wa reported at
about 7 p.m. Witnesses tokl polacc
that Ide~ had Just driven to the
Lambtn Dnve rCSldencc with a mak
acquaintance. Walktr wd. Three
other people were ouu1de t.be borne at
the ...time. apparently j ust leavina,
Walkeri.a1d.
----Walker said early today officers
arrested Craig Austin Waddell. 20, a
laborer wh o 1s one of:thrcc people
renting the Lamben Dnve home.
.Waddell was arrested on suspicion of
possession of narcotics for sale,
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
OflMDellJ ..........
A 23-year--old man was shot to
death by two masked men on the
front porch of a Huntington Beach
home Monday night. and hours later
Coast
The skipper of a boat that
struck a buoy, killing five
people, still faces poss-
ible criminal charges./ A3
The Bean and Grain
Warehouse in Irvine has
been nominated to the
National Register of His-
toric Places./ A3
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California
Artificial heart transplant
patient makes his first
request -a cold can of
beer./AS
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Nation
Regan's tax proposal
would see 78 percent of
Americans pay less or
stay the same.I AS
One girl died, the other
lived, but a hospital
switched the identifi-
cation of the two./ AS
World
A British diplomaUs slain
In Bombay by unknown
assassins./ A4 :::::;::;;;:::::·:;:·:::<
Do you know the dif-
ference between a back
strain or sprain? /81
Sports
All-CIF 4-A water polo
selections have been
made and special honors
have gone to Newport
Harbor's Andrew Lawson
and Corona del Mar
Coach John Vargas. /C1
Marina High's Vikings are
in the CIF Big Five Con-
ference football semi-
finals, and Fred Jordan Is
the Dally Pilot's Player of
the Week./C1
Ocean View and Corona
del Mar High basketball
are getting ready for the
upcoming season./C1
Entertainment
"Bullshot Crummond" is
a hilarious satire on Brit-
ish crlmebusters at the
Laguna Moulton Play-
house/83
Business
Retired Orange Coast
real estate agent hopes to
clean up chauffeuring
dirty laundry. /84
INDEX
Erm!l eombeck 82
Bridge 88
Bulletin Board A3
Business 88
Calif ornla News A4
ClassltlfW . C4-6
Comics 88
Crossword C6
Death Notices C3
Horoscope cs
Ann Landers 82
Mind and Body B1 -2
National News A4
Opinion A6
Paparazzi 91
Play Review 83
Pollce Log A3
Public Notices C3·4
Sports c1:3
Stock M arkets 87
Television 82
Theater• 83
Weather A2
World News A4
a man who lives at the residence wa~
arrested on drug char&es.
The dead man. 1dent1fied as
.Ronald Ides, 23, was shot.once in the
·head while he stood on the front
porch of a home at 829 1 Lamben
Truck's trip cut short
Walker said. .
Joeepb Dennia, 19, of Placentia abowa a Coata Mesa pollce
officer bow the truck h~ wu drlYing atruck a traffic algnal
_at Fairview Road and Falr Drive.Monday and wound up on
The police spokesman said no
chafJes had been filed against Wad-
dell in connection with the slaying.
Monday's shooting death was the
latest 1nc1dent in a recent stnng of
ker said there appears 10 be no
c t1on among the incidents bu1
noted that violent crimes ~me11mes
occur more frequently during the
holiday season.
ita aide. Denni.a wu tranaporting 106 wooden tables from
the Orange County Fatrgrounda to a rental center in
Placenl:la. No one waa i.njiarid. ' . -·
Wllne scs told p0hce that two men
who had been hiding in the bushes by
(Pleue eee llURDSR/ A2J
City to
spend
$32Mon
Center ..
Funds necessary
to improve traffic
flow and parkl_n __
-\ proposal to raise about S32
million using redevelopment financ-
ing to unclog traffic Jams and provide
a public parking structure near the
large retail stores at Huntington
Center in Huntington Beach was
approved b> City Council members
Monda} night
One-fourth of the money -about
S8 million -will go toward 1mirov-
ing traffic cond1t1ons near the center
at Beach Boulevard and Edinger
.\venue Ci t) planners propose a
llnkup of(Jotha rd and Hoover streets
b} an O\erpa at the San Dlqo
Frc-ev.a\
The ne~ connecuon will pro vide
(Pleue ~ HUMTI1'0TOPtfA2)
Costly
Persian
rugs
stolen
Investigator s8.ys
deputies bungled
search for Laura
Seventeen Persian rugs valued at
S 120.000 were reponed stolen Mon-
day from a Huntington Beach home
Police believe burglar\ used wire
cutters to disarm an alarm system and
pulled a ve hicle into the garage to haul
away the ru11.s.
Police said the break-in apparently
occurred bctv.een 10:30a.m. and 1:30
p.m. at a home on the 20000 block of
Kenworth Circle ·
Ciu1t} Yero ushlam1 told pohceshe
returned home and found doors open
before calling pol ice from a neigh -
bor'-; phone.
Olllccrs tound that ~omeone broke
in through a rear door. used wire
cutiers on the alarm system and
opened the ga rage door from inside.
fhe Persian rugs came from a
Corona dcl Mar business operated b)'
the v.oman's husband. Ebnh1m M.
Yeroushalm1 . police said. lnadd1tion
to the rugs, the intruders took two $20 DM!JNot pfwltollflkNnn......,
bills from a coffee table. ~ Private investigator Walter Goode durl.ng Saturday•• hunt.
·1 did my level best
and I get a bunch
·of bad-mouthing·
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .... DellJ ""' S1llft
.\ pn,ate in'c~11gawr ~ho ~a ..
fired after leading a v.cc kend search
for Laura Brad bu~. the little Hunt·
1ngton Beach girl bcl11.·' ed kidnapped.
loda' charged that authonu~ haH
mishandled their 10\.CSl1ga11on and
have made him the ">Capegoat
But relatives of the m1ss1ng 3-,ear·
old questioned pn,ate detrct1,e
\\alter C'ioode's mot•' c\ lortal..ing llO
the case and said 11 appears hl' "a"
mort· interc'ited in tree pubhc1t\ than
finding the girl
· "He's messing around u.1th the lite
of a httk girl here and that'' JU'>I not
fair ... ~·d l-ileen Winters the nw .. .,in~
child '~ aunt
Goode though ~ml he I'> N-init
made into "a fall gu\ · h) auth0nt1e'
frustrated "1th lh('ir lat k of pro(lrt•.,,
in the stlt·~eel..-old ca\t'
"I \Olunteered m' time and dh1rt
;ind I get kicked in thl' lt.'l'th tor 11
said Goode a pnvate invcsngatoc
from Orange .. It's a good lesson. rm
never going to help an ~one agam ...
Goode was fired b~ the parents of
the 3-year-old girl following a week-
end search in Joshua Tree Nauonal
Monument, a remote desen area near
Twent)ntne Palms where the gul was
last seen Oct I
The blondl'. bro"n-<"yed girl ap-
parent!\ was kidnapped from near
her parent's camps~ss1bly by a
pot-bellied rt11ddle-aged man with
shoulder-length gra~ ing hair and a
stra" belT\.-colored beard flecked
~•th gTa)
aturda\ 's \Carch which drew only
a fraction of the I 000 voluntccr5
Croode had promised . .,..as described
a'> a "fia~:o" and a "media circus·· by
au1hon11c' "ho <;a1d the) ordered the
<,earch haltl'd late ~turda'
..\uthonttl'\ 'iald \Ome members Of
tht· 111-prepared \Olunteer part)
\ho.,..cd up "1Lh g.um and that ufC11VO
1n,1ant-e\ \Oluntei:r. trespassed on
pn' a1c propcn~
\an Bernardino < ount' hentTs
Capt C1t•nc Bo"hn "ho 1s in charge
ol a ta<,I.. loru~ as<,1gnt'd 10 the case'
<.aid that < 11l<ldt"' 'oluntcer search
(Pleue 9ee LAURA/ A2)
POiice to patrol in quieter helicopter
Don MacAlllater
By ROBERT BARKER
OflMDellJ ..........
A new helicopter -a whirl} hird
that supposedly 1ssoqu1et th11111 can·1
Ix heard above normal h1gh w;I\
traffic noise -v.111 soon 1010 the
Huntington Beach Police Dep;irt-
mcnt° air armada
With the add1t1on as earl} ac; nn t
month. Hun11ngton Beach will be-
come the only POiice Jic:parune.nt 10
the I n11cd States to boa\t \uch a qu1e1
and c0ic1ent "tl>ine. machtnt' < tt)
C oun c1lman Don Mac ~ll1ster 'l<!ld
toda-..
Mat .\ll1'lter 'oll'd along with four
other( II) Council member> Monda)
night to pur'C'haSl' lhe Hughe., )001-
model m ulti-bladed rralt tor.
$4 10.000 to supplement the nt' ·,
Ot'Ct ot fo ur Bell helicopters.
The copter. made 1n I ~~n ''
A Patton-like comeback
forVa:lley'sGeorgt; Scott
If any city should hnve u fdunta1n,
it'\ Fountain Valley. nght?
The 1c.ka 1'\n't new. In the m1d-7~
an cffon to nusc fund~ to build :i
fountain wa begun. Rcndcnn&i ,.ere
drawn and plan \\Crt made. Then the
rtnder1ngs were helved and the plans
were for&otten. I lalf-hc.artcd at-
lempts at mak1na lbt fountarn a
rtahty have s1nct been launched. but
.,ftll thcre't no founlJ'Jn. ·
!'low, yc:an t11cr. tilk ofb\llldi~ o
fountain 1n front of City llall 1s bema
. ROBERT
HYNDMAN
PEOPL E IN THE NEWS
\·~·tor. 1n the No' ti election
Remember Cieorac tt"
He ran for the ( 1t) Council N lo. 1n
I '>6Q dunn a ~torm recall elTon
·ott was !>uppo~ to dcfrat thc
ma) or, \nd he duJ
o\s 1t tumt-d out. hr hked the ( II\
( ounc1l o,o mu h. and thec1t\ '\ '-Ol<"I'
hkcd Geo~ cnoush. he \tU('.k around
for nine mort can
Th<'h 1n 197 . h<' Joined 1n tht t'\"
for t~ Repuhltcan nom1n1t1nn Im 11
hxnl '>lftlC' ~nt\IC It
" man named John hm1l1 won
po"erl·d h' 3 1urt11nc l'OP,lnl' anJ \.JO
tra' t•I .H I"'~ m1k., ix>r hour n1m
pared to a Bell's tor ,ix·ed ot 90 mph /
It°~ <,latl'tl 10 take tn tht• 'l..1cs (!l thght
to ease complaint\ ol l'\lt·~~c· no1\I.'
from rc<.1dent\
Tht· dcpanment'' n111\\ "•ltl'Jn
"ar-' intagl· fkll hdll'Oflll'r" "111
conllnul· 10 patrol dunng da' llml
hou" until a second "quiet'· ht'IHnl'
ter 1!> atQUlrl'-d from t\ll\\-Xfl ul\
heard in
ad 1t' no co1nc1d nee that the
talk return al the ~'\me time Crcorg<'
·ntt returns to th(' 1-ountntn Valle)
( 1t\ C uunu l follov.1 ns ht\ nan O\\-(Pleue eee SCOTT/ A2J Oeor1e Scott
rl''l'Olll' \I that 11mt: the old
u1r1a' "h11hlhl'\'lt' ha,nov.n tnce
tht• cu rl\ I •Pu, prohahh will be
pha~·d nut .Ku,rd1ng lo LI Bob
\1om<.<'n l11mmander nf the ~h~
d('PJrtrn1•n1 'J1•rn <,quJdron
.\ prllfXi-..il II• hu\ the quiet hcl1cop-
llf "as ad' JOl<'11 la't 'car .,..hen cit)
11flic1al' ~cn.· t 1,mplc-11ne. plans to
;1l·Q um.· a hd1port \Ile near Gothard
(Pleeee-.ee QUIET/ A"2)
'Disaster'
planned
for city .
.\ d1 ... 11.1cr unll that includo a
m(~ \. 1·1rth4ua~e and 1 colhs.on
hl·tv.n·n 1 trul ttint11n1ng hatard-
t'U" m;1tcn..1l\<i1nd M O('(.Up1cd hoot
hu' v.111 he hcid Wt'dncsd:.) morning
1n Hun11n1ton Rea h
Th<' \1m11atr"<1 d1<..1,1rr' and other
t"('lftt<'d l'nlam1t1c\ v.111 he' f113M nf an
t'\C'H 1 ('lannrd h' thc cit' ' u"'1l
tktt"O\C <kf' ()f1indl' 111 ~"~
I mc Cf\l' Opc'rat1ng ( ~ nlcr v.111
dm'\ t th1· C'merprnc' rc\('On\C'
Pollu~ and lil"t' dl"f)anmcnt hum
(Ple&H IM.'e or ASTER/ A2)
I
L
\
WEATHlR
Damp and drizzly skies due -----------
Garage fire aftermath
An Orange County firefighter surveys the
damage of a garage fire at 4582 Ranch
Grove Drive ln Irvine. The b'aze, which
caused $20,000 damage to the structure
and to two vehicles inside, started about
10:49 p.m. while one of the home's tenants
and four f rlends were working on the
vehicles. The cause of the fire is Hated as
accidental. The house la owned by Robert
Allen of Newport Beach. HJs eons Robert
and Peter are its tenants. There were no
injuries .
CONTINUED STORIES
• I
LAURA INVESTIGATOR ANGRY ...
From Al
part~ acrnmplt'ihl·d nothing and wa'>
httk' murl' than .. a n1l'<l1a urtu' ·•
Furtha Bo....,hn '>aid hl· hala:d thl·
search l"xTau.,t• Ciocxk "a' relJtmg
deta1h1 ol thl· t'3\l' 10 the prl'"'' dl'tatl.,
Bo"hn damil·d rnuld "anad\l·rtentl\
bl' h<Jrmtul to 1rnr II" n '°' ec,t1g.i11on '· .. Eh·n 11ml· I turnl·d .1roun<l ht•
(Go<xkl . ...., ... , on thl' luudsrcaJ..cr
mal.ing annountl'ml·nh 10 thl·
prt''-'· .. '<ml Wtntl'r\
Ciomk himt'H'r toda~ d1argcd the
'hcnff, Dt·paflmt·nt ha\ nmhani.ll-
1ng tlw Hr ad bun t J\l' and \<lid
Hu"l1n rl'lu,ed 10 t11ll1m ur nt'" ll'iH.h
that the \l>luntt•t•r, uncoH·n·d during
their \earth
.. rhl'\ ·\l. mt\h,rndkd !ht• l'<l\l' and
the}'re atra1d th;11 .. , ~mnj!. to lx-
t•xpo'>l:d c,o thq dl'lllkd to mal..I.' me
tht"il·apcgoat." (101><.ll' Yid · I did m~
le' el hc'>t to help and all I get 1s a
hunch ofhad-mouthing It"\ hun me
it"s hurt nl) bu'>tnl''>'> .rnd 11''> hun m).
tam1l)
··~hat harm dad I do' '.\hat did I
\trC'-' up·r· C1oode -.artl "Ha'e thl'}
found l;lura'' Ha\l· tht'\ lound thl'
kidnapper'' The) don't ha\l' <ln\-
th1ng ··
Ao\\hn \a1d h1-. ll'iHn ot 1n
'e\llgaton ha\ done<'' t'r) thing J)0\\-
1bll.' to '<\Ohl' thr rr1mc. I ll' '-Uld
hundrt'd\ ol kad\ ha' l' lx•t•n lollo"t·tl
and that l''l'r) tip ha\ tx·en 1n-
' e-.11ga1ed "1th cumpkte wnou'>nt'')'i.
I k al'o d1'>putnl (ioodl"' a\\t'n 1011
that hl' dad nnt lolln"' up lead'
dn l'lupeJ h) thl· prn alt' dt·te<, 11' t'
Ho"lin <,;11(! thl' 1nlormation
prm 1ckd h~ ( •OOdl' "111 he tn·
\l'\llgall'd thl'\ IAl,'('i.,
.\ lam11\ lnend <:>aid that laura\
-pan.·ni.. M'1kc and Patt) Bradhur~
are 1n "'cdu<,1on" and arc ligh11ng
bad rnld'> the) caught during ~atur
da' "> '>earch ~ tntl.'r\ "ho ha\ al ll'd ,1, a
'>poke\per!.on for tht· Brad bu I')'> '>.ml
the dec1s1on to fi re C1oode wa\ ha'>l'd
nn thl' t.1m1h ·, kdm~ that the prl\ atl·
1n' l'\t1gator had "o' l'rstcpped" h1<,
dulll'' and dad not mal.e ~hl•nff,
dl'PUlle\ .l\\ilrl' 11f1Aha1 lead .. hi.' \\ii\
l11Jhm1ng
··11,al~rd to him H"ilerda\ and told
him hi.' ""' no lungl'r on thl· ca'>c."
\:Ill.I ~ lllll'r\ .. ror '\Orne reac,on he
ll'IU\l'\ lO <.llll'pl that. hut hl' dOl'Sn't
rrall\ hd\l' muth cho1cr" < 1lmdt· \illd he still hao; not heard
lrom thl' Rradhun\
"I lw la\I tame ·1 talkl'd with thl·m "·•'> ~und.1\ and thq didn't 'a'
amth1ng ahout wanting me off thl'
la<,e ·· C1oodl.' \<ltd ··11hink the \hcn1l
•.trong-armed them into gelling nd o l
mt•
"I not ~111ng to hlar.t the tam it~" he
addl•d 'Tll nl'' er du that I JU\I kl.'I
\orr\ lur thl'lll ..
\\.111tl'r' termed C1011<k·, 1n' of\ t'-
ml.'nl rn till' 't'arch "an unfortunate
d1'>tral11on from "hat\ important -
landing L .iurJ ··
HUNTINGTON CENTER PROJECT: ..
From Al
.in alternate route· to lhl' n'ntl'r tor
t u\tomcr'> coming lrom nonherl)
d1relt1ons and \hould l'a'>l' Beach
Bouln,ard trallil \narl\. auordang tu
Public Work'> 1)1rt·c tor Paul ( uuk
lmproveml'nl'> al'io arr being
planned for tratlic '•itnal' at r.dtngl'r
..\'enut· and ( cntl·r 1>11,1.· ant.I lor
traffic tlo"' 1A1th1n thl' ll·ntl'r, atcord-
1ng to Cook ~
,\hout $10 million t'i l'arnrnrkc·d 10
place liouthl.'rn ( altlornaa L dl\on < o
MURDER IN HUNTINGTON ...
From Al
the hou..e then Jumrcd out and
ordered the pcopk on thL· porch tu be
•• Qil1et ~llnC'i\C'> told police both men
wore slc!i ma.,i.., and at kast one "a"
armed with a \mall cal1hcr handgun.
Om.· ol the ma.,l.ed ml'n then \hot
Ide'> 1n the head V. all.er \aid. and tht·
t""o fled on loot "o gela\.\a\ -.eh1dl.'
\.\3'i !.Cell
\pparcnth no attempt "·•" made
to roh 1h1.· pcopk at thl' homt'.
a<.cord1ng tu 'Walkt·r I It \atd Ide'
died at the \<.'l'nt· appJrrnth hlceding
10 death l k 'aid 11 "'a' nnt 1mmed1-
a1rly l..nown wh' ldt·, "'"' 'l\lting the
home
\\ho "err 1ns1dL· and the three "hn
wl.'re out\1de along v.11h thl· man who
amH·tl '-'•th Ide').
Walkn ..ard narrnttl \ otli<.l.'r<1 oh-
1a1nl.'tl a '>l.'arch "arrant altt•r thl'
'>hooting and dt'>l'<)\ered thl.' drugs
and paraphernalia I le 'ia1d that led to
the am~st of Waddell "ho "J'> one ol
thl· eight people l..nov.n to tx· prl'<>ent
when the '>hootrng <>lcurred T ht·
other sn en "'l're rl'lt•a,l·d aftt·r 4ut·,
11on1ng
rht• poh(t' '>P<>l.e .. man 'aid '""
other renter'> who also li'l' at thl·
home y,,ert' not prC\l'lll when J)Olil'C
arrived. and Walker \ard 11 wa., not
·immcd1atel}' known whl'lhl'T thr;
wl·rc present ill th1.• t1rn<: ot the
\hooting
1r:1n'>n1l'>\lt1n line'> und1.·rgrount.I
\outh ul lluntington (enter and n1.·ar
I )Jd ~orld .ind Numtx·r One Pla1a
u1rnml.'rt•1al 1.·t·ntcr' 10 thl' we'I
The rroposal i'> to build ii $14
m1lhon public parking strul'ture for
the U'>e ot 'l'>ll<>r\ to the three center,,
Jrug-reldtl.'d \\a Iker \a1d onl). "'r ou
rnn't rule out that rms1b1ht)' ..
Tht· 'hooting ocrurred as Hunt-
ington lk;i<.h 1nH'\l1gaio·rc; y,,cre con-
11nuang thl'lr prohe<> of 1y,,o other
hom1udl''> and I"<> a lll.'mptl.'d
murtkr' rqlortt·d o\ er thl' past l\\O
\\Cl'I.\
•< >n '"' 11' ltnanual tunsultant
\.kl Dula' D'<>on 10. \\a<, found
\lahht:d to t.leath 1n h1'> thrce-stor)
lt1ntlomin1um 111 I lunt11'lgton Har-
bour
•On -..:11, IS 'X-H·ar-old medical \UJ'lpl~ lOrT\l'lllll)' nianagl.'r Elaabcth
Mav Hoffc;chnc1der''> nude body wa)
lound 'ltrnngkd 1n thl' bedroom ofhc r Pttr~\ldl' I ;111l· apartml·nt.
Ski.a will be damp and drlzz.ly through Wedneeday mOl'nlng
In SC>Ythern CalllOl'nta. giving way to acatteted ctovda In tome
., ... bUt little sunshine
The National Weather Service predlctl hight In the low to
middle 60s Wednesday In Los Anget4t9 and the valleys. Lowa
tonight will be In the mld-501 In Loa Angeles. and 48 lo 52 In the
valley• · Beachu will have highs of 60 to 65 alter overnight tows from
45 to 55.
Along the coast. the outlook calls tor rain llkety apreadlng
southeast tonight. Partly cloudy Wednesday with showers
ending from the nonhwest. Not as cold tonight. Highs
Wednesday mostly 60 to 65. Lows tonight 45 to 55.
From Point Conception to the Mexican Border and out 60
mllea Inner waters· Southeast winds 15 to 22 knots tonight
then shifting to west 10 to 20 knots Wednesday. 1 to 3-foot
westerly swells Increasing lo 3 lo 5 lee\ Wednesday. Rain likely
tonight. Partly Cloudy Wednesday with a few morning showers
ending from the northwest
,. .. "'"" "~ r r \J' t ( .
0
. ...... ,. t.;Jf'J ~ ,,,., . ......... Outer waters Southeast winds 15 to 30 knots tonight Winds
shifting to northwest 15 to 25 knots Wednesday Combined seas
8 to 12 feet tonight and Wednesday Rain llkety tonight Parlly
cloudy Wednesday
.,,, ,,.. 1, ...... I ~ . " ..
U.S. Temps JeckOOflVtlle 75 52
20
Calif. Temps
... _
et 35
AN«..O. Ill 31 San0.n8felioo eo 37 JUnNu 34
Ken .. sC••r eo 32 Higtl low P'8C'Pf18tlotl IOf 24 flOurl 51111 Oabfllll ee )4
San.JoM 51 34 HI Lo LUVegu •O 31
Att>..,y S6 25 ~YOtl! 50 •o
A~QIHI JS 23 OltlehOm•Clly S6 '.la
Amwlllo ~ 27 Om•h• 49 lO
Andlof-oto 16 09 0.llfldo 77 5!1
Atlllllll Ii~ S2 PMMlele>h1• 51 JO
Alltnhc:C.ty S6 J6 Pttc>en•• 51 37
Aualln ,. 52 Pma~ 6" 34
Battimote 61 20 Port ,M• 55 26
BWmlllQllam 71 $3 PortlanO 0. 46 •2
8o1Marc1t 3• 2• P10W1enGe 6" 25
8olM 37 2• Ralalgh 87 39
8oe1on 62 39 Reno 36 JO = 6J 4() S1 LOUii 62 51
2• 02 SI Pete· Tampa 79 62
~ton St-I!• 55 Salt lake C11y 16 23
Cha<lealon w v 73 •3 SMAnle>n10 7• 51
c11.no11a.N c 65 •5 San Juao,P A 86 73
cna....,ino IJ 10 St Sta "4¥rl6 ., 37
endlflll at $ ..... !Oday
Bal.8ftlleld ~· 4() S.,.llAne 65 37
Eutah ~ 52 SMtaC<uz 63 4()
Freano SS 45 Ta-Vllley 3e 01
Lanc:Hl8f so n
lotA"041i" es SI
Oal!tancl 511 S1 Extended Peto Aob1411 57 •II Red Blun 47 ..
Redwood City 57 SI va11able CIOu<I.,_ 1nrouon e>etlOd Reno JI 30 Local gusty """<II ThutMl•Y ano Fil-SKramanto 82 •9 d•Y' Contlnu8d COo4 H'3-na 1n 60a Slllll\U ~ 49 o-niont tow. •Os "''OUO mld·SO. San Diego 63 St
San f1anc..co 57 52
Sant• 11¥b••• lit 36
Stockton S3 48 Tides
TODAY Ctilcago 64 53
Cff'lc:IONll 66 51 HIQh, low, prac:tpotatlO<'I 10< 24 Murs Second ll!Qh
ttndlnQ at S p m • Second low
It 24a m
1 tllpm
53 -0 t Clev114and 6J 47
Columb1a,S C 68 •3 Surf report e .. 11ow 66 38
819 8NI 36 05 'tftONHOAY
304am
640am
12 23 pm
I 24 om
Cotumbut. Ol1 63 •O LOCATION SIU. SHAPE CoocOf<l,N H 63 20 Sta/lop •8 18 fofll nigh
Hun11no1on~ I 2 poOt OaMa.a f't WO<lh 62 ., 8fyl"-59 •O Ftrat l<iw
Cetallna llO •7 S~ mgn El Pa.o •5 24 Al-Jelly Newport 2. 0000 Lono e.acn 6" 38 ~<1 tow f'attbanka 01 II 40ln SllMt N~I 24 QOO<l Mont0\118 65 'l3 f'wgo 42 29 l2ndSlreel, ~' '3 11000
fleQtttN 28 O• 8aJbOll Waage , 2 POOi Mont•ey S6 •O Sun Mil tOday at 4 44 p m ·-Mt Wiiton 64 27 W9<11141Sday al 1137 a m and Mii 8QUl 0181\<1 Raptcl1 63 54 leguna Beacn I PO<>< N-i>Of1 8Nc:h 112 311 at • u p m OrMt Falla 20 12 San Cle"1ente 1 3 , .. ,
JllGtlaon Ms ,. 63 Wat8f temp 80-6 t OntatlO 61 33 Moon Mii at 9 25 p m , -WaclnM· s ..... dlfec110n toutn-• Palm SorlnQS 56 38 day al 1 1 54 • m and Mil at 10 :16 o m
CONTINUED STORIES
SCOTT INV ALLEY COMEBACK ...
From Al
.\ lot "'a' heard and "rllll'n about
\l hm111 alter that. But not so \\Ith
~coll
"\rhm111 got all the mone} and the
rt''>t of U'> g<H all thl.' heartachl''i:· Sl.'ott
\a)'> now, th1nk1ngback on his Senate
bid.
.\dm111edh burned out and
an\lllU'> for <i return 10 a 1c.,.,.puhhc
Ille. S<:olt dtd not run Im n·-clel't1on
tu the i:ounul.
.. , needed lhl' d1antl' to rnhargl•
m~ baltem·' I didn't do an}th1ng for
about four )l.'ar' -nothing poli11-
l'all ... am v.a-. :· Scoll !Wiid
t-fu1 \C:·ou 'rnuldn't ntl h1m.,clf ot
r><>li11c·., l.'ntarC'I) lie '>ta)ed in'ohed
\\Ith thl.' ( h;1mhcr of ( ommerce. the
OM"" I C luh. the Jauee'>. the lions
< luh and nthl'r cDmmun1t\
group'> Jnd ht• h·p1 an l'\e on the
counul
"I \tannl to "l'l' ,1 gradual <,h1f110 a
morl' d1-.1lkd ( 11\ ( nunul .. Scott
\.I\\ ... fhat\ rl·all\ '-'hl·n I dl.'udcd I
wanted tu rnmc bal'I. ··
I he 52·)1.'.ir-old 1ntkpendl.'nt 1n-
'>Uranle agcnt nwunlt'd ~l·t another
campaign for office
One of till' firc,11h1ng'> Scott reah1cd
was that II wa~ going 10 take more
monl'> to win 1n 1984 than 11 did 10
¥ear'i carht.·r lk \a1d he spent only
$2.300 m the 1974 Cit; Council
campaign I hl· hall for 1h1'> year\ race
came to~ 11 .0<XJ.
H 141 ctlonc, paid oil. however. with a
narrov. 115-vote w1nnrng mar~n
over third-place f1n1sher Jim
Petnk1n. who repc>ncdl} ~pent more
than twice a'> mu(h
.. But I \\3\ cuofident I'd w in:· he
S3)'1 .. lhadtwoadvantagl.'s Far one,
I had been there before and people
rememtx·rcd me .\nd two. I ran an
WE'RE LISTENING
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Just Call
642-6086
l'XC('fknt campaign I walked the
'trcet\ and talked 10 people:·
Scott abo ~tcerl'd clear o f some of
the worst poh11cal mudslinging Foun-
tain Valley has ever seen. C hallenger
Petnkan and three-term Councilman
Marvin Adler c>.changed accusation.,
and sharp denial\ for week., before the
cll'ct1on
..\dlcr o;a1d later that ~colt surely
bcnelitted by sta}1ng awa) from the
dispute!>.
D1<,pute\ are !>ometh1 ng Scott
doc'in't tolerate. He sa)S one of his
strengths is h1., ab1ht) lo rcsol\ I.'
differences and "ams to appl) those
-.i..1lh on the C"it) Council.
"If the ( •l) Council 1'l d1\lded. thl·
et\\ Mii be di\ 1dl.'d. ~e don't want
that to happen:· ~Kott \aid ... , nu111.rd
"hale rnmpa1gnrng that people 1n
Fountain Valley reall) hkc the y,,a)
things an.• no"" gorng. I think the)
"ant thl' ( 1t\ ( ounnl to make \urc
the) cont a nu~ to run 'lmoothl)."
Srntt '>3)'> o ne of the biggest 1-;,ue!',
I ountain Va lle} now face<, 1\ the
que~uon of how to work with di.'·
\elopcr<o and landowner<, to promote
the indu!llnal develo pment 1n the
UI>.
H1.., \Olution: "Hnng 'cm a ll
together at the table. Lt•\'<, \II d own
and talk and not give up until we have
!.omcth1ng."
Tha,t approach has 'iCrved him we ll
all his life. Scott say!>.
"People who know me know that I
can argue with thl' tx•<;t of them. But I
can argue in wa} that isn't dc-
rogator) ... he \3}"i "I think I ha'e a
God-g1,en ah1ht) to get along with
people··
That ah1ht\, coupled with h1\
a1hlc11c 'kill'>. hl'IJX.·J cany S<:oll from
Phut·nl\ \r11. 111 California in 1956
\\hen he cnrulk<l at Ventura (Junior)
Colkgl' a'> a ba<1ketball and baseball
pla~er ma1onng 1n physical r duca-
tion
111.' lata a11ended Cal·Pol) San
l u" Otmpu where he added
bachelor·, and mastl'r's d egrees an
edul'at1un Ill' 1.augh1 at a Pismo
fkach Junior high school and. latl'r. at
a lla\\thurt1l' hrgh <,choul Alil·r that
fo llo\\ed a \t:Wn-)ear 'tint tl'ach1~g
youth<, at +ffange County Ju,emle
Hall
·\t homl·. \rnll \\J\ equall) bu\}
reJnng eight children
I le tradl·d the da'>sroom for the
bu\IOe\\ o0icl.' Ill 1975 hut rcmalll\
~1rt1H· \\1th ·~outh 'iports organ11a-
t1C>n<. anti \l'\eral group<; helping thl'
hand1t.1ppctl
11 1<, dlon'> during hie; {I\) ( ouncsl
\Care; l'ctrnl·d him the nt\ ·., D1!.-
iangu1shcd Ser. ace .\\\ard. -the llu-
man11anan .\1A ard from the (ah-
fornaa h'>oua11on of the Phys1call)
Hand1rarped. the Prt·s1dent'I Club
award from Jclfrr,on Standard Life
lnsuranre < u. and others.
In fact, a c;1htnl'l 1n h1o; Fountain
Valle\ 1n\uranl'l' ofli cc 1~ crammed
with jllaques and o ther a"ards.
But ~·nough of resting on onl"'i
laurel-;.
Now that he\ re-decll'd. how
about that fountain''
.. I'm gorng tu do 11." he sa~., .. I wo
organ11a11on\ ha .. e alrcad} stl.'ppcd
forward w11h offer' to hdp ra1..e the
fund\ It '-'<>n't l'O'it ta\pa~cr'i a
penn). I t•an tell ) ou that.
"Th1<, 11mc. we'rt> not gorng to
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The rohn· 'pol..t,man '"td 11ffic~r'
worked into 1h1.· n1g.h1 1111l r' ll'w1ng
eight pcupk v. ho V.l'll' ,11 till' home
when tht• \la\1nv 111 1111rl'd tour •\\l..etl 1f Monda\·., \l:l\1ng wac, •On Thank 'SI' 1 ng Day. a 14-ycar-1,~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~ old ho~. who\e name was wi thheld, I
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thr Rel.I c ru'>'> "111 part1ura1c
Amnd1m.1n. 28. tif Westminster. wa!>
\lahhcd l'-'tle 1n 1he back dunng a
H untington lk4th I u1111t,11n \ ;.alln
Jnd Wl·-.1m1"'ll r llHl'l' h11,r1t<1I' -
H um;ina I l unt 111~11111 l',1l tlll,1 .ind
Fountam ,afln C 11nrn111n11' -and
rhr d1<,J\ll.'r drill I\ Whl.'dufcd
hq!,tn at X "ifi a m JnJ "ill 1.•nd
11 ''lam
hra"I 1n.)rh~ Park in Hunungton
tu Beath Roth Arandtman and the teen-I
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\treet .inti I Ill\ \\.Ult!\' I h1 111 hu1p-
ler lont " ht1,nl .11 J1 1hn ~J\lll'
\1 rpor1 "'hale tlw rwv. f.il d1l\ "tll:.1nJ.(
<umplctnl ,
Ptomp11n11 lht 1k< l\ton to liu\ thc
ne"' lrah V.l'll 1ompl,11nt\11I !hi.' loud
th ump thumr 11111\l'\ lrum rcc;1-
d1.·n1s l''>IX'l •alh 1n thl· hot \ummer
rnnnlhs wlwn 1t''>1<knt' kit door\ and
Dally Piiot
Dell very
la Guaranteed
1A1ndov.\ ni:x·n
Bui till' nl'"' llugh<'' hl'IC><.ptcr "
<.11ppc1\1.•d to do av.av y,,11h that
ullit 1al\ \3\
< >nc add111onal hlaJl' " addt.·d 111
th1.· main rotor U'i\1.•mbl) making a
l11t;1l ol liH·. and two e\tra hladt.•\ art•
added tu the tail rotor 'IH>tcm lor a
total ol four. I he l')<.i ra hladn .
Jl u1rd1n{I. to Murn~un. '>low the
({'\ olu11on\ rcr minute of the blade'>.
reduung nu1\e
"I wac; on till' _tup of ( II)' Hall the
othl.'r day wbcn the new copter was
revving up.'' Ma1./\ll1ster said. "and I
could '\!I ll talk to others. With thl' Bell
hrhrnptcr' )'OU rnuldn't th1nk about
talking ..
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FORECA8T8 ON A2 f lllT 1111111
~ltf-SD A ' ~~1'\E M B E ~ .,. 14~-1
e air ere
two .e .n
Coast
The skipper of a boat that
struck a buoy, killing five
people, s\111 faces poss-
ible criminal charges./ A3
The Bean and Grealn
Warehouse In Irvine has
been nominated to the
National Register of His-
toric Places./ ~3
California
Artificial heart transplant
patient makes his first
request -a cold can of
beer./AS
Nation
Regan's tax proposal
would see 78 percent of
Americans pay less or
stay the same./ AS
Oneglrl died, the other
lived, but a hospital
switched the Identifi-
cation of the two./ AS
World
A British diplomat Is slain
In Bombay by unknown
assassins./ A4
Mlnd&Body
Do you know the dif-
ference between a back
strain or spraln?/81
Sports
All-CIF 4-A water polo
selecllons have been
made and special honors
have gone to Newport
Harbor's Andrew Lawson
and Corona del Mar
Coach John Vargas. /C1
Marina Hlgh's Vikings are
In the CIF Big Five Con-
ference football semi-
finals, and F,r~d Jordan is
the Dally Pilot's Player of
the Week./C1
Ocean View and Corona
del Mar High basketball
are getting ready for the
upcomlr)g season./C1
Entertainment
''Bullshot Crummond'' Is
a hilarious satire ori Brit-
ish crtmebusters at the
Laguna Moulton Play-
house/83
Bualneu
Retired Orange Coast
real estate agent hopes to
clean up chauffeuring
dlrtylaundry. /84
INDEX
Erma Bombeck 82
Bridge '· 88
Bulletin Board A3
Business 88
California News A4
Classified C4-6
Comics 88
Crossword C8
Death Notices C3
Horosoo CS
Ann Lander 82
Ml y 81-2
N lonal News A4
Op Ion A6
Paparazzi B 1
Play Review 83
Police Log A3
Public Notlcet C3·4
Sporta C1·3
Stock Markets 87
Tetevlaion B2
Theatert 83
Weather A2
World News A4
Truck's trip cut short
Detectives arrest
occupant of house
on drug charges
By PJllL SNEIDEllMA.N
OftlleO..,,... ....
A television repairman was abot IO
death by two masked men on the
front porch of a Hunlinllon 8e8cb
home Monday night, and bolltl l&la
a man who lives at the rcsadeaoe WM
arrested on drug charges.
The dead man. identified u
Ronald Ides, 23, was shot once in tbc
head wh1re he stood on the front
porch of a home at 829 1 Lambert
Dnve, Huntington Beach LL Jim
Walker said. He described Ides 11 a
transient who had been living at a
Costa Mesa motel.
Walker said early today offteers
arrested Cra1g Austin WaddelJ, 20, a
laborer who 1s one of three people
rentrng the Lamben Drive home.
Waddell was arrested o n suspicion o'-
posscss1on of narcoucs for saJe9
Walker said
The arrest was made after narcotics
officers searched-the home and seized
manJuana. drug paraphemaJta and a
powdered substance that was still
being analyzed early today. Walker
said.
Jo.epb Dennb, 19, of Placentia •how• a Coe~ M~ police
officer bow the track be wu drlTin& •track a traffic •l&nal
at l'alrnew Road and l'air Drive Monday and wowad up on
ita aide. Denni• wu t:ran.aportlng 105 wooden table. from
the Orange County l'airgrounda to a rental center in
Placentia~ No on~wu lnjared.
The police spokesman said no
charJeS had been filed against Wado-
dell 10 connccuoo wtth the slaying. •
Mo nda) ·s shooting death was the
latest 1nc1dent 10 a rcccnt strin& of
(Pleue~llUJU>WA..2l
Updated
Fun Zone
will hide
the cars
Developers planning
underground parking
for Newport project
By BETTY PORTER
De9J .... C..t I JI •c ot
The Fun Zone at the Balboa
Pavilio n 1s going underground to
build the park inf a rea needed to meet
Newport Beach s planning require-
ments.
Bill Ward . the city's senior planner.
said that Fun Zone architects sub-
mitted an application for "a new
concept which ancludesa parking area
fo ur feet below street level" at the
landmark Balboa Pavilion site.
The new plan will provide 6 1
parking spaces -49 more than the
anitial 12 spaces the city Planning
Department turned dowo last week.
Not only does the new plan provide
more parking spaces. it is esthetically
more attractive than. above-ground
parking, according to a spokesma.n.
°""',....,.......,....,. ........
Private investigator Walter Goode du.rtna Saturday'• hunt.
Investigator says
deputies bungled
search for Laura
'I did my level best
and I get a bunch
of bad-mouthing·
By STEVE MARBLE
Ol h Delly ..... ...,.
.\ pn,atc 1n,ec;11gator who was
fired after leading a weekend St'M'C'h
for Laura Bradbur.. the hule Hunt-
ington Beach girl be't•e\ed k!dnapped.
today charged that authont1~ ha'e
mishandled their tn'es11gauon and
have made him the scapegoat
"I volunteered m\ time and dTon
and I get kicked 10 ·the teeth for 11."
said Walter Goode. a pnvate in-
\ CSl1gator from Orange .. h 's a good
lesson. J'm ne\er going to help
an) one agam ··
Goode was fin.-d b) the parents 01
the 3-)ear-old girl followrng a week·
end search 1n Jo hua Tree National
Monument. a remote desen area near
TIA-ent) ntne Palms \\here the &irl wa~
last seen nearly six weeks ago.
The blonde. bro" n-e)'ed girl ar-
parentl) was kidnapped from nl'Jr
her parent's campsite. poss1hh h' a
pot-bellied. m1ddle-a_1ted man ''llh
I>
shoulder-length gr&) 1ng hair and a
strawbel'T)<olored beard flecked
\\Ith gta)
l\aturda~ ·s search. which drew only
a fraction of the 1.000 volunteers
Goode had promised. was dcscnbcd
as a .. fiasco .. and a "media Clrcus" by
authont1cs who said they ordered the
search halted late Saturda).
.\utho nues said some members of
the ill·prepared 'oluntect part)
c;hov.ed up w 11h guns and tl\at 10 two
1ns1anccs. 'olunteer.-. trespassed on
pm ate propen~
~an Bemardtno Count) hentrs
<. apt Gene Bowhn. "ho 1s 10 charge
of a tas~ force assigned to the case.
said that Goode's 'olunteer scare!\
pam accomplished nothing and was •
httlc more than .. a media circus··
Funher. Bowhn said he hailed the
«arch because Goode was rrlalmg
dt'tad\ o l the case 10 the pn-s. details
Bo"I'" cla1m<'d could ""tnad,en entl)
bt_• harmful tO Our OV. n IO\ est1g.at10n ••
< rtlOde ho"'p er. toda' charged the
hmtr\ DepanmC'nt ha~ m1shandl-
1ng the Bradbun 1:asc and said
Ro" hn retuscd to (ollo" up nev. leads
th.ti the ' olunt<'el"\ unco' cr<'d dunng
lht•tr St':lrCh
(Please eee LAURA/ A2)
The revised plans will be reviewed
by the Ncwpon Beach Planning
Commission at its Dec. 6 meeti ng.
Developer George Yavar's plans
call for rede,velopment of the once
famous but now dilapidated amuse-
ment park area with a mix of fast-food
establishments and retail shops. The
PlanningCommission·sapproval has
beel'I snagged on the issue of parking,
which could be $mQOthed out with
the revised parkinit plans. Ward said.
Police to patrol in quieter helicopter
Should the Planning Commission
approve the plans Dec. 6. the City
Cound l may still elect to review the m
before they go before the state Coastal
Commission for consideration.
By ROBERT BARKER
OflNO...,,.....,...
A new helicopter -a whirl) ti1rd
that supposedly 1ssoquiet that 11 can ·1
be heard above normal h1ghwa)
traffic no ise -will soon JOin the
Huntmgton Beach Police Dcpan·
ment's air armada.
With the addition as earh a ne't
month. Huntington Beach · will be-
come the only poli~ depanment 1n
the United tates to boast such a quiet
a nd efficient flytng m achme. Cll)
Councilman Don Mac A.lhster ~1d
today ,
Mac.\ll1ster voted along wuh four
01her C'1t} Council members Monda\
night to purchase the Hughes 500E
model. mulu-bladed craft fo r
$410.000 to supplement the c1t)'s
fleet of four Bell helicopters
The copter. made 10 I ~83. 1s
A Patton-like come back
for Valley's George Scott
If any city should have a fountain.
it's Fountain Valley. naht?
'The idea isn'\ new. In the mid-70s,
an cfTon to raise funds to build a
fountain was be&un. Renderinas were
drawn an®~rc made. Then the
rtndcrinalwtte elvcd and the plans
were fora9ttc . H&Jf.~arted at-
tempu at ma 1n1 the fountain a
reality have inc:c been launched. but
slill lherc's l\o fountain.
Now. )'ears later talk of buildin1 a
fount.1.1n 1n fron t oTCtt> HaJJ is be.in&
heard 141un.
And 1t'1 no coinc1dcncc that th(
ROBERT
HYNDMAN
&alk return 11 the mt ume Georac
on returns 10 the fount 1n Valle)
1ty Coun 11 followang h1\ n.irto"
'1ctof') in the 0' 6 eltcllon
Remember Ckorgc ~-ott'>
He ran for the u y ( ouno1I back 1n
1969 during a ~torm) rtt•ll cfTon.
ou was upposcd 10 de eat the
ma) Or. nd he did
1t turned out. he laked the C. It)
CounC'11 so mu h1 and the cit)·, \Olet'\
hll.C'd George enough. he \tu II. around
for n1oc more cal"
~ tn 197 • be 101ned 1n the race
for tht'ltef)ubh(ln nom1na11on for a
local \late nate ~at
.\ man Mmcd John hm111 "on
(Pleue ... 9COTT/A2)
' •
puwered b} a turbtne engine and ran
tra,el at 175 mile per hour. com-
pared to a Bell' op speed ofl)U mph
It's slated t c tCI the skit's at night
toe mts of <'Wessl\c no1~·
from resident!;
The depanmcnt''i no1-;\ 5'orcan
War·' 1ntage Bell hehcoptcl"\ "111
continue to p:itml dunng da' t1mC'
ho urs until a second '"quiet" hC'l1rnr-
ter 1s acqu11't'd from 1qg5. fl nt'
rl'\l'nut'\ .\t that lime. the old
l·optcr\. "h 1ch Uie Cl!\ has Oown sin e
the l'arl) l Q?(ls. probabl) "ill be·
pha'>t·d tlUI 3l't'Ord ing to Lt Bob
Mom\t)n commandc.-r of the pohcc
dC'p..1nmrn1·., aero <;quadron
.\ pm po...-il 10 hu\ the quiet helicop-
ter "3' ad' nn\C\i la'lt \car when Cit)
C1ffic1al.., ~en· complettng plans to
ac ltU•n-a heliport <,1te near Gothard
(Pleue .ee QUmT /A.a).
Gunshot
victim
hangs on
• I he c. o ta Mesa hquor tore e!tr,
<.hill 10th(' h3d. h' two armed robbers
"a' hc,tt-d 1n cnt1clll b1.11 s\lblc
lOnd1t1on 1h11i mommg at Fountain
l\llC'\ C ommun1t~ lto!1p1lal .... • (~tor\ ~ere <;chC'dulcd toda) to
l'('mo'e a hulle1 Imm the chC1l of
l ha' \oun. ~-" of Oran e who reported!~ 1~ the onl) wttne\'i to
f nda) ·,. holdutf.
< O\lt ~1~ lire h.a'<' no n~
kalh 1n thC'fo*rv.a<'COrJ1n1 to t 1~ nn1' ( 0 l "Wc'tt Ult 'ftOflOf\I on
(Pleue ... VlCTlM/Aa)
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Orange Coatt DAILY PILOJ'/Tuetday, NOV4Hnber 27, 198•
... Blast cuts power
Southern California Edison worken ln-
epect a 1,400-pound eteel lid that wu
knocked looee by an underground ez-
ploelon in an electrical vault that left 1,450
Coeta Mesa cutomen without powM at
about 3:15 p.m . Monday. Power wa•
•tored to all cu•tomen by 7 :45 p.m . The
bla•t occurred on Fairview juet 80uth of
Sunflower. It apparently occurred when a
crew bit an underground llne nearby.
CoN TINUED STORIES
MURDER IN HUNTINGTON ...
From Al
violent crimes in Huntington Beach
Before Monday night's shooung.
Huntington Beach pohce were
already invest1gat1ng 1wo homicides
and two attempted murders -all
reponed over the past two weeks.
Walker said there appears to be no
connection among the incidents but
noted that violent cnmes sometimes
occur more frequently dunng thl'
holiday season.
Monday's slaying was reponed al
about 7 pm. Witncc;..cs told police
that Ides had JUSt dm en 10 the
Lambcn Om e re\1den1.:c ~•th a male
acquaintance. Walker said. Thrct:
other people were out!>1de the homl' at
the time. apparent!> JU'it leaving.
Walker said.
VICTIM ...
From Al
ti. but unfonun..1td\ ""l' h;nl· nothing
new.·· ht• said
Poh<·c ~1d f-nd:J\ that two hlack
men apparently t•n tl rl·d thl· "wr
Charles I 1quor "it<irt· on Bn'>tol ')tr l'l'I
at about 7 4 () pm '>toll· an un
determined amount 111 \.J\h trnm tht·
register th\.·n '>hot \11un .it t l"'l'
range .
l ht· .... ountkd t lt•rlo. '-t't o il tht
\tore·., alarm to akrt p11ltlL'
Witnesses told pohce that two men
who had been hiding 1n the bushes b)
the house then Jumped o ut and
ordered the people on the porch to bl·
quiet. Wunesses told police both men
wore ski masks and at least one was
armed w11h a small caliber handgun
One of the masked men then shot~
Ides in the head, Walker said. and the
two fled on foot. No getaway veh1ck
was seen.
Apparently no attempt was made
10 rob the people at the home.
according 10 Walker. He said Ides
died at the scene. apparent I) bleeding
to death. lfe said 11 was not 1mmed1·
atcly known why Ides was v1si 11ng the
home.
The police spokesman said officers
"'orked into the night interviewing
l'1ght people who were at the home
when the slaying occurred -four
who were Inside and the three who
were out~1de along with the man who
arnved with Ides.
Walker said narcotics officers ob-
tained a search · warrant after the
<,hooting and discovered the drug~
.1nd..paraphcrnalia. He said that led to
the am~~t of Waddell. who was one of
•the t•1ght people known to be present
"'hen the <.hooting occurred. The
oltwr '>t'\cn \.\Crc released after ques-
tioning
1 hl politl' <,pokr.,ma n said two
01hcr renter\ who al!)o live at the
home y,ere not present when police
arn,ed. and Walker said II wa!. not
1mmediatel) known whether the)
were present at the time of the
shooung
.\sked 1f Monda) ·s '>la~ing was
drug-relaH·d. Walker said onl> ... , ou
can't rule out that p<w>1b1lit> "
fhl' shuoung occurred a~ Hunt·
ingto n Beach invest1g.ator\ were con-
tinuing their probes of two other
homicides. and two attempted
murder'i reponed over the pa'it two
weeks:
•On Nu' I !S. financial cun!>ultant
Mel Dulay Dyson. JO. wa<, found
stabbed to death in his 1hrce-story
condominium in Huntington Har-
bour.
•On Nov LS. 38-year-old medical
suppl> company manager Eliabeth
May HofTschneider's nude hody was
found strangled in the bedroom of her
Parkside Lane apanmcnt. #
•On Thanksg1v1ng Da). a 14-year-
old bo)'. whose name was withheld.
was sh9t twice in Huntington Beach
Central Park.
•On Frida>. Do uglas E.
Brandtman. 28. of Westminster. was
stabbed twice in the back dunng a
brawl in Irby Park in Huntington
Beach Both Brandt man and the teen-
ager are recovering from their
wounds.
LAURA INVESTIGATOR ANGRY ...
From Al •
hunllred\ ol lt~ave been followed
and that cve0 up has bc..cn .ID·
'e .. t1gated.,.. 11h C"qmplete senousness.
~ ./
said the Lll't ision to lire (1oode was
based oA ~ fam1l>'~leehng that the
prl\ate 1n'"l''>llgator had "over·
stepped'' his Lluf1es and did not make sheriff~ dl'put1cs aware of what leads
WEATHlR
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Sklet wltl be damp and drlnty through Wedn.day morning
In Southern Catlfomla. giving way to 1eat1ered cloud• In aoma
., ... but lllti. aunshlne.
The National WMther Service predict• high• In the low to
mlddle eot Wedneaday In Loa Ange+M and the valteyt. Lowt
tonight will be In the mld·50l In Loe Angelel, and 46 to 62 In the
valteys.
Beachel wlll have highs of 60 to 65 after overnight lows from
45 to 55.
Along the cout, the outlool\ caHa fOf' rain llkely apreedlng
eouth .. lt tonight. Partly cloudy Wedneeday with 1he>w«9
ending from the northwe1t. Not u cold tonight. High•
Wednesd4y mo1t,Y 60 to 65. Lowa tonight 45 to 65.
From Point Conception to the Mexican Border and out 60
mllet -lnnet water1: Southeut wind• 15 to 22 knot• tonlght
then shifting to west 10 to 20 knoll Wedn.day. t to S.foot
wetterly swell• Increasing to 3 to 5 feet Wednetday. Rain llkety ~ f"... ~ ,.lllONTS
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SCOTT INV ALLEY COMEBACK ••.
F~omAl
A lot was heard and wnttcn about
SchmllZ after that. But not so with
Scott .
"Schm111 got all the money and the
rest of us got alt the heartaches." Scott
says now. thinking back on his Senate
bid.
Admittedly burned out and
anluous for a return to a less-public
life. 5<:011 did nut run for rc-elccuon
to th.c council.
"I needed the chance to recharge
my batteries. I didn't do anything for
about four years -nothing politi-
cal!). anywa)." Scott said.
But Scott couldn't nd himself of
politics entirety. He stayed involved
w11h the Chamber of Commerce. the
OMNI Club. the Jaycees. the Lions
Club and other· community
groups and he kept an eye on the
council
··1 staned to 'ICC a gradual shift to a
more d1.,,ided Cit) Council." Scott
'l:J}''>. "That"~ realt) when I decidl'd I
wa nted to come back ...
Thr 52-year-old independent m·
surancc agent mounted yet another
campaign for offi ce.
One oft he first things Scott realized
was that it was going to take more
mone)' to win in 1984 than 11 did I 0
years earlier He ~id he spent onl>'.
S2.300 1n the 1974 City Council
campaign. The bill for this year's race
came to S 11 .000
His efforts paid off. however. with a
narrow 115-vote winning ma~n
over third-place finisher J im
Petrikin. who reportedly spent more
than twice as much.
"But I was confident I'd win," he
says. "I had two advantages. Fo r one.
I had been there before and people
remembered me. And two, I ran an
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excellent campaign. I walked the
streets and talked to people."
Scott also steered clear of some of
the worst political mudslinging Foun-
tain Valley has ever seen. Challenger
Petrikin and three-term Councilman
Marvin Adler exchanged accusations
and sharp denials for weeks before the
etecuon
Adler said later tha1 Scott surely
benefitted by staying away from the
disputes. • .
Disputes are something Scott
doesn't tolerate. He says one of his
strengths 1s his abil11y 10 resolve
differences and wants to apply those
skills on the City Council.
"If the City Council is di vided. the
city will be di vided. We don't want
that to happen," Scot! said. "I noticed
while campaigning that people m
Fountain Valley really like the way
1hmgs are now goin~. I think they
want the ('11y Council to make sure
they co ntinue to run smoothly."
Scott says one of the biggest issues
Fountain Valley now faces 1s the
question of how to work with de·
velopers and landowners to promote
the mdustnal development in the
city.
His sol ution: "Bnng 'em all
together at the table. Let's sit down
and talk and not gJVe up until we ha ve
something.··
That approach has served him well
all his life. Scott says.
"People who know me know that I
can argue wi th the best of them. But I
can argue 1n way that isn't de·
rogatory." he says. "I think I have a
God-given ability to get along with
people."
That ahility. coupled with his
athletic skills. helped carry Scott from
Phoenix. Ariz. to California in 1956
when he enrolled at Ventura (Junior)
College as a basketball and baseball
player maJOn ng in phys1c~I educa·
tion.
He later attended Cal·Poly San
Luis Obispo where he added
bachelor's and master's degrees in
education. He taught at a Pismo
Beach Junior hi$h school and. later. at
a Hawthorne high school. After that
followed a seven-year stint teachH~i
youths at Orange County Juvenile
Hall.
At home. Scott was equall y busy
reanng eight children.
He traded the classroom for the
busi ness office in 1975 but remains
active with yo uth sports Of$8niza-
11ons and several groups helping the
handicapped.
His efforts during his City Council
years earned him the city's Dis-
tinguished Service Award, the H~
manitarian Award from the Cah·
fornia Association of the Physically
Hand1cappt.~. the Presidents O ub
award from Jefferson Standard Life
Insurance Co. and others.
ln fact, a cabinet in his Fountain
Valley insurance office is crammed
with plaques and other awards.
But enough of rest-I ng on one's
laurels.
Now that he·s re-elected. how
about that fo untain?
·Tm going to do it," he says. "Two
organizations have already stepped
forward with offers to help raise the
funds. It won't cost taxpayers a
penny. I can tell you that.
"This time. we're not going to
quit."
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"The) ·"e ml\handktl the lil\C and
the} 're afraid that'\ gwng lo rn:
expo-sed so 1he~ dct 1ded to make nw
the scapegoat." (,01xk \aid "I did Ill)
level best to help and all I get '" a
bunch of bad-mouthing. fl'<, hurl mt•
it's hurt my hu\1nc" .ind,, . ., hurt n1\
tam II}
He aho d1.,puted Goode'<, assertion
that he did not follow up leads
dcH·loJXd h} the pnvatc detective.
Ro~t1n \aid the 1nformat1on
provided b\ (,oodc will be m·
'C'>tigated th1' v.eck
Tell us what 's on your mlnd.
he was following. 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!fl Goode. though . ..aid he still has not I
hc~~h~~;;tt~~~rf~~li~J·v.ith them SHUTIERS CUSTOM QUALITY 41HUTIERS .. Whal harm did I <111' 'v\-hat dul I
'>ere"" up'>" (ioodc <,aitl .. HaH lhn
found Laura'' lfa'l' thn found thl'
lrnJnappcr'1 Th~> don't haH· ,1m-thing ..
.\ famil> lncnd said that Laura's
parent\. 'v11kc and Patt) Bradbury,
are 1n ··~du!i1on" and arc fighting
had mids they caught dunng Satur-
da} \ search. The parent<; were not
3\.a1lable to explain wh) the> decided
to fire C1oode
wac, Sunda> and they didn't say Y
anything about wanting me off the
Ca'>t.•,"' [ioodc \atd "I think the \herifT
strong-armed them into getting rid of
me Bo""lin <,aid hi\ tl·am ol 1n·
"C'>t1gatnr<, ha\ donl' r\ l'I'\ thing p<l\\·
1hle to <,O)\ e the l nmt· llt \a1d Rut [Ileen Winter'>. Laura's aunt,
"I not going to blast the fam1I>." he
added. "l'll ne\.cr do that I JU<it feel
sorr)' for them "
9,.!!}~T COPTER TO JOIN~FORCE •..
Street and Ell1\ ..\"l·nue I he hl'11L0p·
ter fo rte 1s based at John Wa) ne
Airport while the new laul1t\ '' lx•inf
completed
Prompting thl' dct1\1on to huy the
new craft were compla1nt'i ol the loud
.. thump thump" no1<.e\ from res•·
dents. especially in the hot 'lummer
month'i when res1dent<i left doors and
D•llr Piiot
p.tlvery
It Que'8ntffd
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window., upcn
But the: new Hughe!! hclocptcr 1s
supposed to do awa) w11h that.
official\ S3)
One add111onal blade I'> added to
the main rotor assemhly makrng a
total df five. and two ex tra blades arc
added to the tail rotor 'iystcm for a
total of four. The extra blades.
ORANGf COAST
Daily Pilat
according to Morrison, 'llow the
revolutions per minute of the blades.
reducing no1'1C.
"I was on the top of ('1ty Hall the
other da) when the nc:w copter was
revving up ... MacAlhstcr said. "and I
could still talk toother,s. Wt th the Bell
helicopters you couldn't think about
talking"
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