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Home My WebLink About1985-02-05 - Orange Coast Pilot; TOMORROW: ' , FORECAITI ON ~ ~NEWPORT BEACH OH AN <~l (,(llJ N T Y r A . 1H_1H N IJ\ .'' : ! Nf '. Marine slain in Laguna alley !ransien t airested7ollow1ng stabbing; pair allegedly argued qver teeni..age girl ------ ment. Pfc. Monroe K. Cook. 20, stationed at Camp Pendleton. was fatally sta bbed, a Manne spokesman con- fi rmed this morning. Police said Hinma n and Cook ~ 1n the alley alona the 400 block of CcdarWayarguingovera 16-year-old female acquaintance, whose name was wi thheld. Hinman allcacdly drew a knife and stabbed the unarmed Cook three or four times. Hinman the suspect. Cook Was pronounced dead o n arrival at M iSJ1on Community Ho~ pitaJ 1n Mission Viejo at about 9 p.m .• a hMp1ta1 spokeswoman said. suffered earlier, Lardie said. Tbe fnend was unaware ofthe stabbina. A weapon believed used in the stabbi.nJ was round •~ HtnrNn't possession and was recovered a t the u~ ofh11 afT'CSt, Larche satd. By ROBERT HYNDMAN OfhO.., .......... Police arrested an 18-year-old u-an- sient Monday oight aOer a Camp Pendleton Marine was stabbed to leath in a Laguna Beach alley. Coast Room In UC Irvine's Donald Bren Events Center will be named after big donor./ A3 The Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation Is struggling to get cam- paign off the ground/ A3 California He doesn't look llke Elvls, but an LA man says he's never seen another Chi- nese Impersonate 'The Klng.'/AS Nation Senate committee has approved Edwin Meese as attorney general in 12-6 vote today./ AS David Stockman c::hallenges Congress to come up with a better budget proposal./ A4 World Peruvian guerrillas black out Lima airport after Pope lands./ A5 The metal gate to Gibraltar Is opened for first time In 16 years./ AS Mind&Body Slow motion video helps athletes rehabllltate at Fountain Valley Com- munlty Hospltal./81 Want to get rid of a pain In the neck? Here's a simple technlque./81 S ports Newport Harbor High uses height advantage to knock off Estancia and tighten Sea View League basketball race./C1 Several area community college football players wlll continue their playing careers at four-year schools./C2 Ex-Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Phillies slugger Greg Luzinski has retired and wlll now coach high school baseball./C2 E n tertainment South Coast Repertory helps boost kids' Images with •'The Right Self.'' /83 INDEX Births A6 Erma Bombeck 82 Bridge AS Bulletln Board A3 Business 85-6 Classltled C4-6 Comics A8 Crossword C6 Death Notices C3 Help Yourself 82 Horoscope C5 Ann Landers 82 Mind and Body 8 1-2 Opinion A7 Paparazzi 81 Play Review 83 Police Log A3 Pubnc Notices C3 Sport a C1·3 Tetevlalon 83 Theat•• .83 ... w .... A2 ) Gene Fredenck Hinman. who police said 1s a 1rans1cnt in the area. was arrested withaut 1nc1dent about three hours after the 8:30 p.m. stabbing. according to Sgt. Ray Lardie of the Laguna Beach Police Depart- Cook. whose hometown IS Mans-- field, Mo., had been a Manne-since Feb. I 0. 1981 and was serving in the 3rd Battalion of the I st Manne Oiy1s1on at Camp Pendleton. the spokesman said. Teachers as picketers then reportedly fled. · Witnesses in a n apartment over- looking the alley reported the stab- bing a nd gave poltee a dcscnpuon of Hinman was arrntcd ai about 11 .30 p.m. after he visited a fnend's apartment in Laguna Beach. The fn end catted pohct' soon after Hinman arrived, seeking help for a minor injury 1ha1 Hinman reportedly The suspect was taken Lo South Coast Medical Center in South La1una for treatment ofb1s inJury. He was later booked by police on suspi- cion ofhom 1C1de. 'Dense' condos wiil O K in Mesa Council approves 770-unit complex by man-made lake By TONY SAAVEDRA OfhDellt' ......... Tht' final go-ahead was 11ven Monday by the Costa Mesa City Council for a proposed 770-unit condominium complex. L.P be bu1l1 near a future man-madt !lite on th(' Sakioka Farms property. Voling 4-1. lhe council aJso lowered the amount ofparkJng spaces required for the proposed 19-acre complex on a ponion of vacant land in nonheast Costa Mesa Coun- cilman Da' id Wheeler wa~ tht' lone dissenter prcd1cung residents at the future complex would find them- selves in a "parking fiasco." The h1gh-densit} condominium prOJcct would be the restdenual portion of "The Lakes,-a 32-acrc development with two hotels. a retail center and the condom1n1ums built along a large lake. All the 1nd1v1dual projects ha'e received cny approvals. Since the condominium pro)CC\ 1s bemg financed through count}·lS- sucd. tax-free revenue bonds. the units must be rented as apartments forthe first IOyears Moreover. about 154 unm must be rcsc."rved for low 10 middle-income fam11ie'l in order to quahfy for 1he bond . financed a1 lower than market interest ratei. More than 600 Irvine Unified School Dlatrict faculty members etaged a one-etrtlte today to protat a deadlock in contract necottatione. Thae teachers plckettnc oat.aide Woodbrtctce HlCh School. The planned con' ers1on from apanment~ to condominums crr-ated (Plea.ee eee COPfDO I A2 l Mesa firm helping accused spy's_.family By TONY SAAV EDRA Of llM DIMiy l'llol ll•lf A \o-;ta Mc~ law firm has estab- lished a relief fund for the wife and children ofa 20-yt'ar FRI veteran held by fc.-deral authont1cc; on espionage charge<;. While o;pec1al agcnt Richard W Miller awaits 1nal for allcgcdl} con- spiring 10 sell ll ~-1niclhgcnce docu- ments to the Soviets. his wife Paula 1s struggling to feed 1hc1r eight children and keep their San Dietto Count'" home from being foreclosed upon. .. I'm desperately treading water ... Mr!> Miller said. in a tclcphonl' 1n1crv1cw this morning from her home in Bonsall. a rural commun11~ near facond1do. The legal firm of Booth. M11rhcl. Strange and Smith 1n ( O'ita Mesa "olunlet'rcd 1n October to represent Mr' Miller 1n her financial dile mma. The attorneys received perm1'l'll(ln from the Coc;ta Me~ City Council (Plea.e eee ACCUSED/A2) Richard Miller OC deputies seek better work conditions at jail By J EFF ADLER Of tlM Delly l'llol 11 ... Orange Count) sherin·, deputies have approved a JOb at."tton aga1nc;t the county in nn a11cmpt to rocuc; a11ent1on on working cond111ons 1n the Orange County Jail. Robert Macleod. general manager of the 8()().m(·mbcr '\u{)( ia11on of Orange Count) Shenfr., Oepu11cs. s:ud the action 1s aimed at 1mprov1ng work1ngcondit1ons in both the men's and "omen·sJa1l'>. The work action wn\ au1hon1t.•d b} union members on .i ma1l-1n ballot. the first of its kind c\l'r 'iubm1tted to the membcr'lh1p Jn:ording 10 Macleod. He also said 11 Job action. c;uch '" n walkout or sick-out. would bc la\t resort measure that he hopct.I wouldn·t be ncces"'-!f) Othl·r worlo. work action m1gh1 include work slowdowns. 1nforma11onal picketing or ma\'i attendance at a Roar(! 0 1 Su~rv1wrs' meeting. Md cod said the assoc1a11on "a"n·1 seeking more mone' or any add11onal hollda)"l. JUSt the 1mpro,emrn1 ol "orking rnnd1t1on<1 1n the Jail. long 1roublcd bv O\Cr-cro"det.I con- d111on'I · Macl cod \aid the inmate popu- lation ha' reached .:!.100 19 the Jail. which 1s designed to accp'mmodatt (Pleaee eee DEPUTIES'/A2) D istrict supports Alis o water fight By LISA MA.HONY Of IM Dellr "94 ,..., Me mber\ 0 1 th!'. SaH Our \ca 1SOSl coah11on "'t>rr o' eqo~ed 10 learn toda\ that the l:>outh t oas1 C o unt\. Water Omnct has rneried 1t~ '>land on a plan to delreasc the le,el of treatment g1,en war,tc "ater dumped off -\h\O Bea~ h in "iouth Laguna Tht: d 1~1ncr, ,1l·11on. taken lat.: l\1onda~. re' er\C'i a Deu•mber vote \up[)onin11. thl· .\ll'>O ~ ater \tanajl.:- mcnt .\gene'"·., apphca11on to the l S 1:-n\lronmental Protection .\grnn 10 "al\ l' 11' clean -.>.ater requirement'> 1n la' or ofk'i'> c;tnngcnl stale standard'\ .. ,, d0<'<1n't change things ~ct:· OS ( ·ha1rman tl,,janc' k1nner said ··~l··re hoping another d1stnct will 'otr against 11 and that will resolve things n ght there·· 0 1<. a coah11on of c;outh Orange ( ount' orpniza11on'> and 1nd1v1d- ual<. d.lnlemed tt\at dumping waste (Pleue eee DISTRICT I A2) Ocean coalition joins in Stringfellow battle ay "°9PT aANCP oe-....,,... ... Citing potential hazards to Southern Caflfornla ... 11te, a nat1onal coalition of recreational fishermen and conMrVatlonlats )olned the cities of Fountain Valley and Huntington Beaoh In CalMnQ tor full environmental stuc:u .. on the c'9anup of Rtwll6dil County'• Stringfellow toxtc waste dump. The group -the National Coalttlon for Mam. Con~tlon, Paclflc Region -Is heedquart•ed In San Di9go and delme 10,000 members Executive Director Car1 E. Nettleton said the organlzatton, whk:h already Is alarmed "by the deptetlon of Important fllh ltoctca ancf the (Pl_.. ... WUTS/A.2 , Fireworks mogul facing explosive charges County's Moriarty finds sex. money-shifting rapsjotning rackets. bribery and corruption By RITA BEAMI ff ~ ........ ,,_.,.., report~ 'IC~ ond mone)'~l1undcr- 1na andaf 1' the latt' l hla~t in a 'trina of allcptions 11mcd at W Pltridt Monuty, an Om nae < ounty fi rework$ m~nate wuh llnkJ to .. nnucnt1al ('ahf~n1~ pol111tt n~ Mon3rtf~ 1ntricatt bu"ne ' em- pire and rclauon~h1p to Slltc and .,; local lawmakrn nrc under inves11p- 11on by ~vcral law enforcement agencies, in lud1ng the f 81. Internal Rt'vt'nue · f\-'1~ and the Orange Count dislnC'l anomcy. tfc IS lt'CU'W'.'d or U\101 h" rar·flUOI bus1ncs' ac11v1t1cs to pu h lq.1\l:111on fa\orabk 10 hit nahttm· scd R~ txvil fircv.-orks com pan>· one of lh<' n111on's largt L Allqauon 1n lud rarkct1.."tnn1-bnhcf) and l'orrupt1on In dd1uon. the Lo, .\n1cles cit' a Horne)·, oflirc 111 ~ont1nu1na a probe begun la~t )t'lr inio Mona.n)' bus1- nc !I ties to former Los n clc Fu~ Chief John Ocran! tkforc reunna from the depart- ment 1n 19 2, <kraal h d uppo!tC'd un u cct. ful Monar1)-bo kcd cam- paign~ 10 allow the le of '<>-<lllcd ~fo and 5'8ne fittv.ior\: • and h1 namt ha\ l'omr up 1n otht'r a J>«t of lhe Monarty ca The larac t ln\.C 11pt1on into Monan '\ act1\ it1cs 1!1 a Joint prohc __ ...,._ - b' tedt'ral ant.I Orangl· C ounl\ al5<l charge" that the cit\ ol1iClal\ .authonte!> It has ltd 10 h1'1nd1ctment 'ICtrctl) agrttd to hetnst Monan\ on rad:etet'n"f· corrupuon. mail and a ~nner to np('T'ltt the cit~·, tirst froud and 1llcp1 pmbhng ,harac 1n pmhhna duh an allegro tmbcl)' M'hemt 1n,olv1nt In add111on to the ommer<'c Club. h~n 1ng ot a card club 1n t o mmt'1H the 101nt proh<' is fOQJ'llOI on other lnal 1s 'lt't tor Ft'b I:? Mcm.ar1\ a'lpcctc, of Monart)''s act1v1l1'1\, pleaded innoccnL alth()uah authon~' Rfu 1 dtte'U C.lo"emmcnt pro uton alleic \pttifi ~ of this broader invc,Up· that Commen.'C' offic1 I . 1n lud1n1 t1on former MaHlr Ro~ Eula. h:ad Ho""t'H'r bit\ and p1ttc'I of tnfor-a ,crtcd ~ttt O\A. n~h1p inte~t\ 1n m lion from roun documents. law. Monam ' < ahfom1a ( ommcr\c \u1t\ and mtda rtporu pain• C luh 1n rtturn lor lepl111na ~m-' 1onart\ u an 1nO~nua1 bu i- bl1na.,. The rJll-.t't('t'nna 1nd1ctmcot (Pl ...... ~/d) ' • El Toro motorist facing tri8.l in Newport hit-run By STEVE MARaLE Ol .. Dlllr ......... - An El Toro woman who alleaedly hit two Newport Beach ttStaurant workers with her car and lef\ them unconscious il\ 'he roadway, wa ordered Monday to swd tri.al tor felony hit and run. Rhonda Joan Buononato. 24, will appear Feb. 19 in Orange County Superior Court for arraignment. he faces a maximum sentence of one year .in jail and a $10.000 fine if convicted. Buononato reportedly was driving north on Dover Drive m Newport Beach on Nov. 11 when she allegedly struck Marprito Aceves, 19. and Salvador Dia.t. 18. The woman's wrecked silver Datsun 280~ was found the same day. abandoned at a condominium com- plc-x 1n Costa Mesa. according to polke. 8utT8uononato was not ar· rested for nearly a month b«ause police had difficulty proving she was driving the cu. Boononato · finally surrcodettd af\er police found an eyewitness ~nd obtained an art"C'St warranL The two men. both Costa Mcui residents and employea or the Rueben E. Lee Restnurant, were ridmg home on bicycles at about 2 a.m. when the accident happened. P.olice sa.id the bicyclists were hit from behind. lined into the car's windshield and lhrown into the road. Both wer~ found face-down an a marked bike lane by a passerby. according to police rcpons. Diaz. ~.who appeared in Hatbor Municipal Court Monday 10 testify in the one-day preliminary hcann&, suffered a broken neck and stall wears a brace. Aceves, who did not appear at the hcanng. sustained head injunes and fractured lea. Dia~ testified thll he recalled little of the accident. t le remembered seeing a set of h dliahts loom up behind him and heard the roar ofa car engine. He id he wa hurled mto the air and 13nded on the pavement, blacking out sccond later Police said they were able to determine the Oat'lun spomcar was involved in the accident af\er finding hair and flesh from bolh vl{·11ms embedded in the car's windshield. Investigators said the) talked to 8uononatO days a ner I he accident bu I did not have enough evidence to arrest her. They ~tud the woman was accompan1~d by her attorney during lhal m111al 1nh:rv1ew. She surrended Dec. 7 in Harbor Municipal Court aner police ob- tained an arrest warrant. She 1s pr<.'scntl} free on her own re- cognizance. Laguna merchants oppose downtown emergency law By USA MAHONEY OflMOllllJ ......... Opponents of an ordinance giving Laguna Beach officials control over what new businesses can locate downtown will get to air their views tonight -two weeks too late. Responding to complaints from some business and property owners that the City Council acted 100 hastily in passing the urgency ordinance two weeks ago, Councilwoman Mar1M Collision requested the ordinance be on tonight's agenda. Propt!"ty and business ownen m the city's central business district were taken by surprise when the City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Jan. 15 requiring that all new enterprises wanting to locate 41:>wn1own obtain a conditional use permit before receiving a business license. Passed on an urgene~ basis. no public hearing was required. The business community. miffed by the ordinance and the lack of notice, is expected to present the council with a petition tonight. Mayor Dan Kenney said the coun- cil was in a rush to pass the ordinance because the 7-Eleven food store chain and more 1han one fast-food res- taurant franchise were showing mtercst • n the downtown area. The city. prott('.tive of its old-time village atmosphere. has traditionally reacted coolly toward chain siores and franchises in the central business district. which caters heavily to tourists. But. without regulation. clly of- fic1als say the face of downtown 1s changing at an alarming rate. A surplus of ice cream parlors. T-shirt shops and tnnket stores are replacing businesses that serve the cny·s resi- dents. Cit) Manager Ken Frank said. The ordinance should slow that trend and give the city time to prepare a specific plan for the downtown area that ·will provide guidelines for the types of businesses allowed. he said. But some business and land owners don't like the thought 1hat the clly will have a controlling hand on !heir property and a number of them arc forming a merchant's assoc1at1on to combat lhc city'!> action. Will Singer of Tierra Del Sol Realty said. Businesses would lose rental in- come while waiting for city approval. he said. adding that it's unfair for the c1tv to interfere with free enterorise. CONDO PROJECT OK'D IN MESA ... From Al some dilemmas over parking at the complex and future hardships to displaced tenanls. Costa Mesa laws require com- parable apartment projects to provide 1.333 parking spaces, while similar sized condominium complex- es must provide 1,925. The code was written in the late 1970s on the assumption that most con· dominiums in the city would be built as three-bedroom units. said Com- munity Services Director Doug Clarie. Developer Regis Construction \o. asked the council Monday to lower the parking requirement to 1,494 spaces for the project. bordered by Sunflower A venue. A venue of the Arts and Sakiok.a Drive. Councilman Wheeler disagreed. all ud1.ng to an earlier council decision to raise the density in the project from 600 to 770 residential units. 'T ve experienced great mortifi- cati on ... Once a~in the developer; who got concessions the first umc around has come again for more concessions.·· Wheeler said. Included 10 the council dt('.1s1on was an order for city planning staffers to review Costa Mesa's parking !ltandards. A residents' ass1stan.ce program 1s being established to offset potenual hardships to the tcnal)tS when the units are placed on sale. which could be any time after the first 10 years. The program v.ould provide: • Between $250 to $500 in moving allowances for each )l'ar the and1v1d- ual tenant ha\ hved m thl' complex. be~nning after the third year. Senior c111zens ovcr 62 ) ears old and handi· capped people would receive an add11ional S 1,000. • A full-time coordinator 10 help d1splac~d residents find housing. • And six. months' noun· to residents that the unit<; are being ~old. Additionally. all leases would con- tain a clause that th r units could be sold after the m1n1mum IO·year period. the report said. DISTRICT JOINS ALISO FIGHT ... From Al water containing more bactena and viruses in the ocean could pose an increased public health risk. Some coalition members also view AWMA's application as a betrayal of taxpayers who are sllll paying off bonds that built sewer plants that could meet the higher treatment standards. A WMA 1s a 101n1 powers agency made up of seven c1t1es and water d1stncts fi ve of whom onginally agreed to finance efforts to obtain a secondary treatment waiver. 8111 Suken1k. .\ WMA manager. \31d it's not neccs\31')' for the ma1onty of agenq members to support a particular endea .. or The waiver can sllll be sought a~ long as one or more districts agree to linance the effort, he said . The cit y of Laguna Beach and the Emerald Bay Service D1stnc1 voted m I 982not to part1c1pate in the waiver process. Both have since gone on record opposing a reduction in treat· ment. In addition. Emerald Bay 1s. seeking to arbitrate the maner with the JOint powers a$ency. The Laguna Beach City Council '-"Ill consider the same action tonight. Linda Jones. assistant manager of the South Coast County Water D1s- 1r1c1. said all five of the board members attending Monday's meet- ing voted to oppose the waiver. One member couldn't attend the meeting, she said. and a seventh seat on the board 1s vacant Jones said the board was never really an favor the lesser standards but only part1e1pated in the waiver pro- ceo;s 10 order to monitor 11. Oppos1t1on 1n the South Laguna and Laguna Niguel area that the district serves 1n addition to ques- tions raised by two of its own members. prompted the board to vote against the waiver. !>he said. . :-, think there arc a lot of un- answered que'illons regarding health aspec1 .. :· Jone'i c;a1d The wal\er wa\ tentati,cl) ap- proved b) the f P,\ and a final hearing is set March 4 befon.• the state's regional water qual11y control board. EXPLOSIVE CHARGES FOR MORIARTY ... From Al nessman with large banking and real estate holdings. Prosecutors are re- portedly examining alleged cam- paign-law viola11ons. bankin$ 1r- regulanties and additional bnbery schemes. Orange ( ount~ Deputy Distnct .\tomey Maurice Evans caJls the year-old inves11ga11on "multi- faceted." Most recentl y, allegations were reported that Moriarty was involved 1n laundenng large sums of money through as!>octate'i to 32 state and local poht1c1ans It also was reported that Monartl provided prostitute'i for some o the public officials. including Orange County Supervisor Ralph Clark as well as to bankers and other business associates. Clark de- nied the allegat1on'i. The politicians who got the alleged laundered monc). including Gov Georie DcukmeJian and key state Democrats and Republicans. all de· med knowledge that Morian y might be the source of donations they received in other people's names. The other lawmakers named by former Moriarty ns ociates Richard Raymond Keith and John E. Murph) as having received prostitutes all e11hcr denied the alleptions or re- fused' to discu s the matter. Among those named were two 1nnu.ential Democrats. '\s· scmblymen Mike Roos of Los An· gclesand Richard Robinson of Son ta Ana. Keith and Murphy contended such alleged influenct·peddhng was an cffon by Moriarty to ban local laW! against so-called safe and sane firc- wor1ts. His Pyrotromcs. fnc .. sells ti reworks under the Red Devil brand. Moriarty has refused all interviews, but his Sacramento auorney, Donald K.eUtr. said that the H-year-old father orll.l Chlldrcn was appalled b ; the reports. He said Monarty ha!. had nothing to do with prostitutes. He also denied claims that Moriarty asked friends to make poh11cal donations in their own names and then reimbursed them. Keath and Murphy's stones about Monart) were an attempt "to kick a guy when he''i down." and protect lhcmselves from their own legal troubles, Keller declared. Keith, who claimed he attended poli1ical functions at Moriarty'' re- quest and expense. face'I a March 19 tnal on tax evasion charges. "Ketth loved rubbing shouldcr'i with the politicians." said Keller ... He talked about It to numerous people what a big guy he was with the poltic1ans." Moriarty first made headlines in February 1983 when Los Alam11os police probed 1rregularit1es relat1flg 10 cable 1elcvis1on construction con- tracts 1n Orange (ounty where his fireworks compnny was head· quartered. A confidential police cnmmal·report on one contractor wa~ leaked and anon'.14ffiously sent to offic1aJs 1n three cities. Moriany had business tics to a competing contrac- tor Los Alamitos Pohcc (111ef Kelson McDaniel said the 'illmc b.'lckaround rcpon was found to have been procured by Officer Mike Hole. whose father worked for one of Moriarty's companies, and who eventually went to worlc at the Commerce card club. Althoua.h he was planning to quit anyway. Hole was suspended for 1ett1na the rcpon and showana 11 to his father, McDaniel said In April 1983. Los Alamitos poh~ turned over the results of their invcstip11on to the Oranse County district attorney Nc11t came publtc11y about the huge contnbu11 on<. Monan) and his as- c;oc1ates had madt' from 1980-83 to t'lccted official~. many of whom \upponed state legi'ilat1on to ban c111ec, from outlawing fireworks. 1 he 'itatc Legi'ilature narrowly passed the measure 1n .\ugust 1982. but then-(iov. Edmund G. Brown Jr vetoed 11. R) the end of I 'IR'· Moriarty\ banking pral 1 1cc~ were under scrutiny, and in January 1984. the Orange Count y Cirand Jury beg.an two month\ of secret heanngs on his $20 million an un..ccurcd loans at Cahforn1a Canadtan Rank . Coun d<.X·ument'l revealed that Monarty also was being investigated for po,.,.. 1ble grand lhcfl. campaign law viol- ations. bribery and t'Onspiraq . In a sworn affidavit. one California Canadian banker. Jonas Gislason, allegedly told 1nvest1gators that Monarty and Keith had supplied prostttutcs to him and C. h1cfGerard. And Keller confirmed that Gerard had invested in 3 condominium proJctt of Moriany·~. A {'Ublished rcpon '3id Moriarty paid off a Cahfom 1a Canadian loan for Gerard. Monarty rand several assoc,ales also ~ere sued an I 983 for allegedly defaullinaonS48I.0001n loans by the now-defunct Brank oflrvine. of which Moriarty was n foundinJ director. Last July. \ali fom13 Canadian sued Moria ny. clnimina he had 'iphoned nearry $25 million from hu. California C1nnd1an account to ac- counts at the Bank of Irvine. Meanwhile. the U . Allorncy's office entered the probe last Morch and subpoen&cd records from ~veral of Moriarty's companies. Thal was just two months before federal banking officials declared the Bank oflrvine insolvent bccau~ of a ne~ of bad loans an 1982 • -. WlA THlR warm th at th"e end of the tunnel? The eind of the eofd wave ~· llkefy lat• thtt .-but the weather Ml'Vlce aaye Southern Callfornla i. ttlll In for another chill night with eome rroat or local frH?lng belor• warming occurt. for9Cl•tLfor 7 pm EST. W9d . Feb e High p1essutt ovor northern Novad• eauMd modtfatt Santa Ana winds betow Southern Catlfornla'a pasetS. ecourlng pi.. and allowlng temperaturff to fall to 40 and below In Lot Angttet ond the auburbt earty today. The COid wave will come lo an end toward the latter pan of the~ when a new wind pattern t>eglna to develop, bringing atr to Southern Calllornla from the weat lnttMd of the North Pola, torecattera said lCMMlt 2t 26 Temps M9ml)N9 .,. 33 MIWN8-" 78 72 MllW-• It 19 Hlgl\. IOw lo. i• l'loun ...01119 11 ~ MS>le·SI Pe;il 02 .()6 •• • 10 • fn tOdey NIUllYlh ,, 32 "'ONTI HI" ~O<IMM eo 47 ~~ Al0.1W>y 22 -03 N.-YOf-33 2S ..... Wttm-ColO.-. A~que 37 i7 Horlolll. VI J5 2t OccluOt d ....,... SllhOn.tt 'f -.... Am...-0 24 17 Okil/lom• Clly 28 22 Snow•r• Allll F~11H Snow Anch0fl09 30 24 OtnAl'Mll " -01 Alt!H'll 411 32 Otlando 117 eo NllOCNI W•-5-MC• ~AA U S ON>! OI Comtnlt" Atllntle Cot~ 3• 23 Pl'lllAdell>l'll• 32 18 Allltl" 36 33 Plloefll• $4 35 81n1mo<e 38 21 PlllaO..:r.: 20 15 Calif. 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Newoot1 2·3 OOod '*"P«1 BeKll SS 43 Jec11ton.M1 42 39 22nd Street.~ 2·3 good Palm Spnngt 49 32 Suo Ml• tOday at 5 27 p m , ,_ Jec:k80f\Wlt SI 47 Bell>OI WeOQe 2 3good P...o.na so 311 Wedneedey al 6 48 e m and Ml9 ~ Juneau 34 20 Legune Beee11 1·2 poor ,._.,. m 42 at S 78 pm ~Cll)' 20 115 s ... c-ta 1·2 poor san &emerdino 57 3pc Moon ,_ tOdtty 11 5.~ pm .. ..Ct LuVegaa 44 22 Water lemp SS SanGabrltl 112 Jt• Wee1"99Clay at 7 10 a m and ,.._ egeln LtUle Aoct< 77 24 s-dlfecnion: -t SanJ-S-4 3( at057pm ACCUSE D SPY'S FAMILY AIDED ... From Al Monday to o~rat(• thl' "Paula Miller Family Relief Fund" for a one-year period. Money from the rehef fund will go to the famil y and not to the firm. which is ofTcring its services for free. Candace Stevens. an employee wsth the firm and secretary of the fund. said any money will be gener- ated solely through anticipated new!'> stones on the phghl of the Miller family. Reportl'rs will be asked lo mention the fund and include the address: P.O. Box 3883. Costa Mc..·sa. Ca .. 92628. he !>tressed that no fund· raisers or door-to-door solic1 11ng would be done. The fund was formed in m1d- January after s1ont's on Mrs. Miller. 43. and her children. ages 2. 5. 8. 9. 12. 16. 17 and 19. appeared 1n news- papers and on a cable n~ws program m San Diego. ~te\ens said. .. People just andKatcd an interest 1n donating mont'y to the fam1l}. but lhl·re was no plal·e to send 11. .. sh<' ~aid. "Wh('n (Richard) Mill<'r was arrest('d, the family''i income totally closed." Richard Mill er. 47. was two years awa y from retiring from his S50.000- a-year JOb when he was arrested Oct. 3 on suspicion of conspiring to sell govemmcnl defense information to two Soviet emigres in Los Angele!>. The first FBI agent ever to face charges of espionage. Miller was allegedly to receive $50.000 in $Old and S 15.000 cash for the information. He 1s being held at the federal pnson on Terminal Island while awaiting trial in Federal Court in Los Angeles. Meanwhile. his wife turned over the two fami ly cars. a 1982 Dodge van and a 1982 Isuzu. to creditors because she could no longer make the pa)· ments. She recently was notified that mortgage holders arc preparing to loreclosc on the family's five-acre rnnch-style home. Mr!>. Miller is dnving a borrowed l·ar. while keeping tabs on money ~pent for gas and toll calls. Her eldest child. Paul. works 1n a local country tlub and contributes as much as h<' ('an, Mrs. Miller said. "I ha ve to ask him if he made enough ups last night to pay for milk and soap. We ran out of milk and soap.'' said Mrs. Miller. a substitute teacher who hopes to find full-lime work an Seotcmbcr. "I JUSl ha ve to gl't through un11l then. 1fl lose c .. er~1h 1ng and have to start from 1cro ... " she said. her vo ice drifting. "Richard was JUSt two years away from retirement. He would ha ve gottt~n $25.000 a year. That's what I thought my future was going to be." said Mrs. Miller. She and her family believe that Richard could never betray his country and that he will be found innocent. But Mrs. Miller 1s doubtful he'll get his Job back. She has had little luck in receiving state or federal aid. One of her children attends a boarding school for . the deaf 1n R ivcrs1de. She can barely afford the gas to drive the 100-p~s miles to Los Angeles for her hus- band's pre-trtal proceedings. Like a scroll that reachec; the floor. her hst of problems go on and on. One bright spot 1s that the public has not chastised her for being married to a suspt"cted traitor. .. Everyone has been super to me. Half the people feel sorry for me l')Ccausl· thl'y believe my husband's a spy, thl' othl'r half feel sorry for me because the)-· believe he is not." DEPUTIES JOB ACTION ... Defense attorneys go on the offense From Al l.3CXJ. And while 173 dl.·put y pos- 111ons are budgeted for 1a1I duty, onl y 11 0 deputies actually arc working 1n the Jail. In an attempt to o.iork out the problems with the county. Macleod said he has set up a meeting with the county's employee relations rep- rcsrntallve, John Sibley. The two arc e11pt.·cted to mel't and discuss the assoc1at1on's complaints this week. During contract negotiations last summer. the union sought a 12-h our work schedule for deputies assigned 101ail duty. Under the plan, ultimate· I~ rejected by the Board of Super- visors, deputies would have worked four days on with three days off one week followed ~y a three-day shin with four days olTthe following week. Santa Ana Lawyers Jim Andres and larT) Young ordinarily defend crimi- nals. but the} switched sides when .\ndres saw two men burglarizing a colleague's car and caught one man after a two-block foot chase. Andres. who plays football every weekend and who ra11°'in a marathon race the day before. said he and Young chased the men . WAST E DUMP UNDER NEW ATTACK .•. From Al deteriornt1on of the manne environ· rnent." fears that the Stringfellow material that will be dumped five n11le!> ofT the Orange Coast may make thing'> worse. "We're prcll}' disturbed that there 1~ n<>,;.#R (environmental 1mpac1 repon ). Nettleton said ... Whatever they're clranin$ 1s poisonous on land and 'h'.111 be po1!ionous 1n the ocean. 1 here arc pollutton standards for human health but they (the officials) don't look at animal health." The group ha'i written to the tnv1ronmen1al Protcc11on Agency. 11upport1ng the stands of Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach of- fi cials. who have called for complete '>tudics before up to 187.000 gallons of treated ha1ardous matcnals will be )hipped lo the coastal u11es early next monlh. The material. which will be treated Just Call 642-6086 OeltJ Piiot OeffY9fY te GuetentMd "''""'•t frt(J.ly " Y ~ JIJ '1tlt ha... .. " "'"-~ h• '> JO" "' e•~ °"''•• I 11 "' ""° y<Nf (r'(ly .. • ,,. ll<o_ft,, at the Stnngfellow si te in Ri verside County and then again at the Orange County Sanitation Districts' treat- ment facilities. will be dumped into the ocean betw~n Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. Federal and state officials claim the material will pose no health dangers to people or wildlife. They say. however, that the hazardous ma- terials are threatening underground water suppli~s in the Chino area. and that clean up work can't wait for complete environmental studies. Fountain Valley has hired a con· sultant lo study Stringfellow en- vironmental hazards. Depending on the findings. Councilwoman Barbara 8rown 9'1Jld the city might file a lawsuit to block the arrival of the material. La~una Beach officials are con- c;1dcnng joining Newp0rt Beach of- ficials who recently voted to support Fountain Va lley an,d Huntington Beach in the fight for an environmen· tal review, according to Brown. Nettleton. the director of the San Diego-based recreational fishermen- conservat1on1st group. likens the 1mmment Stringfellow transfer to the environmental hazards that he said posed a "mass1 ve threat" to birds and threatened the extinction of many \ahfomia brown pelicans in the early 1970s. Nenleton said 1t wasn't learned until almost too late that the dumping of DDT pesticide caused a thinning of egg shells thnt reduced birth rates. He • also said that anchovies ingested DDT materials and larger fonns of sea hfc ate the anchovies. The process. he ~id. caused "a major fishing decline" 1n Southern Cali- fornia. What do you like about tbe Dally Pilot? What doa't you llh? Call U.e numbu at left and yoar me1111e will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to lbe appropriate Hllor. Tiie same %4-bour aa1werl11g service may be used to ruorcl ltttert lt U1e editor OD aay topic. C..&rillttttors to oar Letcers colama must l.Dcla•e t'41r name and telep•ou num~r for vtrlfleallon. No clrcul atlon caU1, pl~se. Tell ua wbal'1 on your mlod. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H.L. 8chwert1 Ill Publisher Clrculatlon 714/Ma-.4333 Claeathd acWentetng 1141M2·R1a AH other department• M2~1 MAIN OFFICE )JO W9't ~, •I C., ta "'-GA .,.._, 4'«11-9, • t!.60 (<l'\!a W.... C':A m~ l~h"rMr aM .. ,..,.~ H ""' "' '"' , ... _ .. ~,, <q;y llt 7 I,. <~ft C..I ~• 1(1 ."' ....., f()o• l'"-<"1' .. ..._.., Frenk Zlnl Managing Editor Karen Wittmer Advertising Director COpy•~l 1~l OtllflQt Cnlh1 1'1•°"""'10 ~ No ,....., "°"'" -"•'",.,. fdltr)tlll n1111" or aown- ,..,, ~"' mey De '~""°"~fld "''NM ~ pet .n i" p;'IJynglu ,., Circulation Telephonn ...~, °'",.,.('A ...... .... ~. ..,..,. f Ros•m•ry Churchmen Con trotter Robert l . Centrell Production Manager Don•ld L. Wllllam1 Circulation Manager Vot.. 71, NO •• m ' .J Irvine panel eyes dnig,. alcohol use The growing problem of drug and alcohol abuse will bcc11am1ned l hu~dayeven1naat a panel discussion at the Un1venst) United Mcthod1st Church, 18422 Culver Dnve in Irvine. Ph~s1c1an-cducator Dr. Mai1 Schneider and Irvine Police Chief Leo Pean will be gue t speakers. along with young peopk from Irvine. The program 1s C<rSponsored by ~he church ind the Orange County chapter of the Nat1onal f ouncil on Alcoholism. Adm1ss1on is free and the public is invited. Call 835-3830 for addi1ional 1nformat1on. Parente' lecture at church A kcturc on pos1tl\C parenting will be given tonight in the pansh hall of St Joachim Catholic School. I ~64 Orange A vc . Costa Mesa. by John Campbell director of Concern Counseling Services ' The 8 pm. presentation is part of St. Joachim's celebration of Catholic Schools Week. The school will hold an open house Wedne$da~ from Y to 11 a.m. Call 548-1783 for funhcr information Water eemlnar ln Newport The En vironmental Protecllon .\gen~ and the an1a '\na Regional Water Qua ht~ ( ontrol Board will co- sponsor a two-day workshop and se minar this week on the proposed use of entcrcx'occu~ as an indicator of sewage contam1nat1on and/or sw1mm1ng-rclatcd public health nsks. • The workshop will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Ne'-"pOrt Beach C11 y C uuncil chambers. 3300 Newport Blvd. The public 1s 1n ' lied to attend. For information, call the Regional Board at 684-93JO. General to talk on Russlans Retired Air Force Ma)Or General John B. Kidd will discuss "How to Deal With the Russians" Wednesday evening 1n the Clubhou-;c 1auditorium1n Leisure World, Laguna Hills. The meeting 1s sponsored b) the ( oncerned C1t1zens for Peace of Laguna Hills The public 1s 1n' 1tcd at a cost of SI. Call 768-3227 or 837-7133 for funhcr details Soclal semlnar at OCC "Being )Ourscir· 1n a rela11onsh1p will be discussed \\-edneda) during a two-hour seminar in thc Facult} House of Orange Coast ( ollc~c 1n ( osta Mesa Marnage counselor Patrick J. Murph) v.111 lead the program. v.h1ch carries aw admission fee of $8 Ca the college at 432-5880 for funher information. "" Calllgraphy course offer Calligraphy instruction from a master in th an starts Wcdnesda) in Laguna Beach. Beginning an advanrcd levels oft he flowery form of penmanship will \aught by Sam 0 . Schwe1t1er. the Laguoa cnbc. The eight-week course will cover la) OU cthd d~s1gn. pencil. ink and gold leaf writing. dcl'ora11 n a1'd~nal 1llum1na11on problems. Classcc;arc from 4 t 5:30p.m and further informatio n 1s available from the Laguna Beach Recreation Department. 497-3J 11 Emotlonal support group set ) ·Newport burglary victims testify By STEVE MARBLE Of lite Otlilr ..... Ii.II • A prchmmary hearing for a former collcgc ~ccurny officer charged in one of the l3rgest burglary cases in Newport Beach h1stol)'. moved into its second day 1oda; with nearly two dozen v1c11ms taking turn~ on the stand. John Leonard Miller. a former campus policeman at Saddkback College in Irvine. is charged with 23 counts of burglar), though Newport pohce claim Miller could be respon- sible for as man) as 200 break-ins. Most of the burglaries were t:om- m1ttcd at lhc Oakwood (1arden Apartments 1n Newport over a two- )ear period. Miller wa'> a pan-time secunt) officer at lhc com pie>.. Other burglaries wen· reported at the Saddlcback C olle~e campuM"s 1n Irvine and M1ss1on VieJO. Sull others were reported at the Ziggurat federal bu1ld1ng in Laguna Niguel Pohce said they recovered more than 1.800 alleged stolen items from . Miller's Laguna Niguel re~1dence and his campu!> SC('Urity onicc 1n Irvine The recovered propcrty includes stereo and video equipment. hand- guns. cameras. and wallets. Miller. who appeared 1n Harbor Mun1 c1pal Court 1n Newport Beal'h on Monda) drc'iscd 1n }ellov. Jail- 1ssue Jumpsuit, 1s being held on $50.000 bail. He did not tesllf) Nearl) all the 'lcllms "'ho 100~ the siand Monda) said there "'ere no ob' 1ous signs of a break-in at their apanments and several ~1d the~ did not notice the los'> fo r sc'cral da\) · 1t's alleged Miller lf~d a pas<. ke) 10 en1cr the apartmeritc; Newpon police said the Orange Count) District Allorne) 's office dended to onl\ file :!~ counts of burglar) against" M1l kr to reduce 1he huge volumnc.· of th<.' ca'ie ··~dding add111onal counts ap- parentl) wasn·1 go ing to make 1he ca'ic an) stronger or the.· ~entcnce longer." Officer Tom Little said. "It would JUSt make a lot murc work fo r 1he District Attornc\ 's office." ..\lc;o, man} of1hc.v1c11ms ha'e not been located. L111lc: \a1d. Golf, anyone? e>r.,. Coat OAtLV PILOT/Tueeday. Ff*UMY 5, 1985**A8 Anew start for schools support unit By TONY AA VEDRA °' .............. Seven months after k1ckina off a dnve lO woo oonlributions from lhe business world. the Newport·Mcu School Foundauon 1s still trying 10 get •ts campacn off the around. The non-profit foundation 1s expecung to fall a.bout SI 00.000 sh on of its S22 5.000 goal for .total contributions in 1984. the year ll hopt! to capture support from the locaJ business community. Foundation Dutttor Elizabeth Palmer said the business dollars for Newport Beach and Costa Mesa schools arc indeed available. from large corporatfons to small merchants. But the foundation had some orpniza- tional problems With 11s fund-nu mg dnve. The group simply bll off mort than 1t could che>A when It launched ns campaign lut June. Moreover campaign chairman Paul Gross, of Humana Inc .. was transferred tb anothet state. leaving the business dnve l~d~rkss. Palmer said. "I don't hke (the term) ·get your act l<>Jether: but we rcall) didn't," she eltplamed. ··w e really did announce our launchtng a little too earl). Sometimes it's hard to sa)'. 'let's not get staned until 'A-e have all our ducks m hne.' ·· Palmer said the business campaign has revouped w11h Ted Rokos. of Grubb and Ellis real estau: d1vtSion. at the helm. ··we've paused. got our ducks in hnc, took a httlt time." she said. "Now we havr Ted Rokos and we're read) to go ... ..\ parent and foundation contnbu1or over the )'ears. Rokos JUSt recentl}' Joined the group's board of directors. He said Fnday that he 1s geanng up for the large wk of courting corporate mog(lls. m1ddle-si.z.ed businesses aod small merchants · "I've stopped whatcver wheels that we've started or not started. and we're gelling together some tools." Rokos said B~ "tools... he meant presentations. the sh ck brochures. videotapes and shdeshows that business peopl~ are accustomed to secinR. 1nce its formation nearl} five )ears ago. the fou ndation has pnmanl> appealed to parents. who al read} have a "ested interest in education. It dcxsn't take much to con" ince them that education 1n Newport Beach and Costa Mesa 1s important to their children. ··When ~ou get anvol"cd "1th a corporation }OU need a dceper s10~ than that ... Rokos said. "You can't Sil m front ofbusinessmen and e'<pect to raise funds without the proper tools ... Palmer added most businesses rcalize that the quaJ1t~ of their future '-"Ork'lorc~ depends on the quality of education. "The) v.ant to be sure that v.hen people get a JOb apphca11on. that the) can fill it ou1:· she said .. Propert) "alues arr also afTected b) education. because people who mOH' general!~ look at the schools."' '\!though donations ha'e fahcred on the business c;1de. the foundation hao; pro' ed strong in solic11ing contributions from parents dunng SC' eral "phone-a- thons" and other act" 1t1es fhr educational booster.; raised S 7"' .StN in I 982 S I 11.4 50 in 19 3 as "ell as the estimated S l25 000 in 19 4 Final figures for la'>t 'earha'e not been completed said Palm('r Marriage counst'lor Su'ian C. Eisner "'Ill lead an amot1onal 'iuppon group for adult'i t~ing to find sat1sf)1ng solutions to dail) problems and 1mpro'c the quaht) of their lives. beginning Thur~a). The group session-. v.111 run lrom 7:30 10 8 p.m. and will continue v.eCkh on a regular ba'.:>IS The rnst 1s $20 per session or S7 5 a month < all 499-10% for informatwn and reservations Dcpul) D1-;1nct Atlornc) Mike Khoun .-.aid in \e,cral ca cs. burgla~ \IU1ms wh o might ha'c hccn able to tcst1fi\ arc out oftov.n He <ia1d one '1ct1m. a Mannl'. 1<. <ita11oned o'er- <oeas. ··\\'l' arc '>1111 loo~ing for '1<.·t1m'> but not for the m un ca'>l' ·· l 1ttk c;a1d ··\\e v.ant to find them to return their propert~ ·· The hl·anng I'> l'\pct ted tornnc. lude late toda~ A neighborhood dog explorea a pine tree that•• fut becoming a toumt attractl on along the 14th fa.l.nray at Spyglau Hill Golf Coune ln Pebble Beach. While M>me find lt resembles a musical note. moat aay the natural formation la a giant golf club, aaved for viewing pleaaure after homes were bull t nearby. ( ontnbut1ons ha'e been used to • H~lp lund pan-llm(' remedial reading teachers for SI'< elcmenta~ Sthools. "'h1lc helping to pa~ for part-time music teachers at all the ekmentar. schools m the d1stnct •Help fund l'Omput~r tra1n1ng !.Css1ons for teachers 1n math and sc1em.e Parents of gays to meet The Orange ( oun t~ chapter of Parents and Fncnd of Lesbians and Ga)s y,111 meet Thursda) at the First Lln11cd Methodist ( horch of Orange. 16 1 S. Orange St. Onenta11on for nev.comcr'i c;tarts at 7 pm .. followed by the meeting at 7:)0 and d1scuss1on group!. until 9.45 p.m. Call 964-4392 for further details. $250,000 donation earns Stewart his 'room' .at UCI •..\"'ard more than SJll OUU in ('dUlatwnal grants tor U intermediate and high school programs. pa~ mg fi.1r such things a'i mobile computers as v.ell a' 12c1 copies of l\hakespeare's '",.\ \f1d.,u mmer ~1ght's Dream." Former Tustin chief found dead in van Panhellenlc meetlng ln Laguna l he Founder\ Room at l ( --tewan·s con1nbu11on and other lr\int··s Donald Arco E'l'nt' (enter recent gifts ha'c brought the cam- ''111 lx• named for Kl.'lth B ~ll·v.urt in pa1gn total to $2.'H6.000. lca\lng honor of hi\ $~50.000 gift to the $ 64.000 n.'ma1n1ng to be pkdged. for rec~~ a9d up to ""5 people tor catered dtfling hefon~ and after ath- le11c game'> or other act1' 111es. It "111 U\l'rloo~ lhl' campuo; v.1th "e"'s of 1hc F11ll', ~rte, Village and :\ldnch Par~ The Laguna Beach Panhcllen1c '\ssoc1ation meets at 10 a.m. Wedn~sday at the Laguna Beach School of .\n. center's fund-ra1'iing dn\t'. .., frcl fonunate that 1n this \mall Stev.art 1s chairman ol thl· board of \'a' I ca n g1't: sumc1hing 1n return for .\:"T ..\ .\' .\ (~Pl -\\ 1ll1am Bmd Lrntz. pohct ch1cf ot ne1ghbonng Tu~11n from 144+.-Hi ..... a~ found dead of l·ard10-' aSl. ular d1c;orJt'r'i in the 'an he calkd home authont1e~ said Tue~J\ • Members will tour the school and view its current exhibit. Participants should bring a bag lunch to eal after the meeting. The school 1s at 2221 Laguna Can~on Road. Further information I!> a' a1lablc b) calling 494-7107 Tuesday, Feb. 5 • 7 30 p m . Irvine Unified School District Board of Education. District Admin1'itrat1on Center. 5050 Barran- ca Parkway Santa .\na-based (1radco 4:),stcm' all thebenefib tha1 I and m' business The 5.l)(KJ...seat Brt·n C ~·nter "'II ha'e den,ed o'er th e }Cars fromthe hccome the home of l ( l'c; in ter-rnmmunll\ ·· '\tl'\'an said. collcg1atc athletic$ as "ell ac; thl' 'illl' I n inc ·co president Thlima!> of maJor con,ot·a110n\ and cultural 'iclse-0. "ho thairs thl' f\ents e'en ts Center Foundl·rs ( ·omm111ee c;a1d thl' The $13 5 million ll'nll'r "'111 be Founders Room ··v. 111 pro' 1de cam- hu1lt near the e\l\\1ng I 5110-sc:at pus and com mu nit' kadersh1p "1th a Cra" ford Hall g} nma<;1um "'11h pka<.ant locJtion lor social and most of the co<.l prm 1dl'd through a hUSJlll'\\ <XlJ'>lunc; "h1lc \landing a'> student fee a tnbutl' to thl' dl·dicated donor\ and ~ commun1t' fund drl\c "under \11luntc:l'r' "'h" built the l<.'nter ·· The E.' ent'> Center fund dn"l' ~gan la'>t ~car v.11h a $500.000 l hallc:nge grant Imm the In 1ne ( o lolltwed b~ a$ I million per.;onal gill from In inc ( ll Board Chairman Dunald Bren and donauons from 1hrrl' dozen other Orange Count' hus1n(''tScsand 1nd1' 1dual~. Rrccnth gift, ha'e been recel\rd from the R ( ll.i~n Foundation of Orange and the ( hnstco;on Co of In inc .\n Orange ( llUnt' ,oront•r's spo~es'-"oman <.aid Lent1. b"' "'hose tx>d' \la'i tound \tonda\. "as 1dent1tied through hi'> tingerpnnl'i Jnd through h1~ daughter The bl>d' v.a' luunJ nn thl· lront 01..'l\1rbl.>ard vf a Ford 'an on \,orth "' lJmor1..• ~trec:t tn d "'oman tran<i1ent. "h1' reponed the dl<.l.ll\ (.'f\ in a nearb\ hus1ne'iS offiCC'. police .-.aid . uper' 1'1ng [:h·rut' C Moner Richard • laughter attnbuted d1..·a1h to' anllU' card10-' ascular disorders Len11 lx1rn f-cb 20 141 ~.in Santa ~na "'as named Tu!>tin polite lh1el and liccnSC' and ta\ lOllector in June 194.1 at a c;alar. ol S 1511 a month He resigned al\1..·r two \Care; arl'ording tout\ records. then be-camc a deput' ~hent1 wa\ to ra1c;e thl· rema1n1ng $J X I hl' I 1J~. -<,quare-foot Foundcrc; million Rnnm '"" alrnmmodate HKI nc:ople Plans arl' undl'r "J' for grnundhrea ~1n[!. IJtl'r 1h" \t•a1 Pou cE LoG Knife-wielding bandit hits gas station in Huntington A bandit wielding a switchblade knife robbed a gas station attendant 1n downtown Hun11ng1on Beach early today. escaping with aboul SI lO. police reported Lacuna Beach A hammer was confi~catcd from a man who was causing a disturbance by poundin• on the sidcw~lk and th~ sides of buildings with 11 Monday afternoon on Forest Ave nue. police said. • • • A Muntfilllta Onve home was burglnmed Monday morning. with $3,450 worth of coins. Jewell') and miscellaneous item taken. the v1ct1m told police. • • • About $48 5 worth of tools were reported stolen from a toolbox Mon· day evening on klline Dnve. • • Report of& 51ructure fire Monda) morning on Skyhn(' Dnve "-trc unfoundt'd Police det('rm1ned that steam from water condenaat1on wa'i simpl) r1sing offthe roof of the home • • • A ~1.e and brown 12-'lpttd Ni h1k1 b1C}'Ck wa'I rtpuncd lo\t or stolen Mo ndt)' aOcmoon from the 300 block ort h fT On ve HontinftOn Beach r\ ('et butaJM ~tok SI l)f'l(I in \'(l~h The male robber approached thl' a11cndant working at the hcll Ser' ice Station. 18742 Main St.. shortl) after m1d01ght and demanded cash. The auendant. who escaped inJur~. and SS.000 in Jewelry while 1hc vll'tims slept in their residence 1n thl' 16000 blod of Mannaba}' The owner and his son awakened an1..I unsucccssf ully pur!luc:d the burgla1 . who wore a mask. • • • An underrnver oflicN took 1nto nmody a suspect who nlleaedl) broke: into a machine at a laundromat in the I 600 hlock of Warner .\' cnur • • • man was deta1nl'd for allcgedl) ti') mg to steal S7 in meat and S4 1n liquor from Ralphs Market, 1904 I lkach Bl vd. • • • A SSOO camera and 1C:'-"C'lr) • alucd :II S7l0 were Stolen from 3 rc:s1J~nre hn the I q()O() block of ( arman1a • • • Thie' c~ used a ~rc"'drn er to pl') open a car 1n the Hunun ton C cntC'r parking lot at 7777 Fd1nscr \\C and ~tole a S 1.200 terco • • • ho) dcc;cnbed R\ hc1n1 rnm- lxlt1'c wu dct;uned '" \lpha Beta. 6911 \ 11mer l\vc forallc&cdl} tr\lng to s1em l lO 'A-Orth of J, ck Oanic:t·, "'h1ske) • • • ~1d thl' hand11 made off \\1lh the "tation\ cash reg1<;tl'f lrJ\ The rob- bl'r v.a'> last <;ec:n running sou1h un \i1a1n ~tn.·et 'Jo gct.iv..1' lar \\J'i r,ecn '\nniennc t<m~ $M 10 in l'Ol n <, t rnm a fl'\1<knn• in lhl' 4000 hlt1' I.. ol ( 1rand • • • ''nmd'K'l\h \t11k an uu1,1dc 1won light ':1lul'd at S6'\11 lrnm tht' front 1>1 Cal Nu1r11111n. 1!!5 'X Rca<.h Bhd • • • Th1l'\ l'\ enll'rcd a rt."\l\knn.· 1n iht• ltiOOO hhw ~ nl V1t'\.l.JXH1't th rough a balcon\ nnd <1tnk S '-00 in $~0 hill~. a S400 man\ gold nl'l'~ Ian· and a SI ? 5 .\M/r !\.I ,tl'rl'o t.1'\Cllr radio • • • I h1c"e' '>mJ\hnl .1 "'1ndn" .11 .in \rlo \C'n Kl' 'tat ion '111)1 \\ .lmrr \\ c and '>tole S400 tmne I hlt"\C\ tnok S2 "'OO 1n 10,111.1111111 and SSCXl "'onh of d1e~I lu1..·I lt11m ,, Han ard .\ H'nue lOn'itrm 11nn ,,,,. ovrr the "'C<'kl'nd • • • 0ctt'\tl\C5 ~Ill 1n\t,llJJtt' ,l r.1pt• rcponC"d to Sant.i \na pohn· l.rn ~ \ \ I~-' car-old \Jn ta .\nJ tt1rl told officcn shr ~a' raped 1n J \lr.i"bcrl"\ field oO Jambortt Bouk' 3rd 1n lrv·snc b~ her ?:•}ttr-old bll\ fnt-nd 1 he ho) (nend \.!lid 1he girl "'a-. a w1lllna Jl3nlc1pant 1n thc ine1den1 nollte \,J\ . . . l"'o b1l\tlc\ \Jlued at $22' "l'fl' ta km from an upt.·n g.lragl' on Blac k fin .\ "enu1..· ~unda\ • • • .\ cac;<;cttc pla wr "3' -.iolen trum J l·ar parked along Ba rranl'a Par~"J' Newport Beach Burglar\ too~ mor1..· th.in S2 t)(ll l 1n 1..a\h from tht• lia\tn \trl·l·t Rc.,traurant at 464.., \1Jl \rthur Bh ll I ht.' trOO~\ '\mJShl'd out .1 ~tnOl'" pried opt•n J \ale and l1wt1..•J 't''l'1,1I c~1'>h register' • • • ..\ 'andJI lh1..I S"'O 1n Jam.1gl' "' hrt'.lk1 ng out .1 "1n1..1o" \II .1 r1•c;i1..kn1 l' un thC' \4"'4) hlol ~ ul \t'3\h\ 11 l' nn' l. • • • \ lhtt.•I \lOk .1n 'l''l'O·h101 tn· 11atabk boat from a 'hr un lhl' l1M1 block of "l''il < oJ\I tlitth""' Tlw lo"s "'8!> e't1ma1l·d at SI .1t>O • • • Somrnl' "i'a'hl'd 1111t 1he "1111..I 'hll'l~1 nt a marke<l fklhll' tar p.:irh·d near tht• Clllnl'r nt In inl' and \her nngton Dan'IUJC I\\ the v. hill' I l)t\4 C hr' rnlrt \1alibu "'•" put Jt ~I "tl • • • f \.1.0 \Ide mlITllr\ \\1..1rth ~\till ap1 e1.e "<"rt' stolen lrum a ( ,1d1ll.1l (I Oor:tdo park<'d l'n th(' I {l(lO hlcx-L. nl 16th ~treet ••• \omc(int· tt1C'\J w \(\ hrC' 10 .1 bad,ho1.• pJr~t.-J at .a 1...0n\tl'\Jl..1100 ~1le on the uirnn of 4th ''l\'<'l ,\nd < arnatmn \\('OU<' 1n < 1vona 1.kl \t;ir J he lirr. Hin lined to the en~rnr lOmpartm1..•nt l'<lU~-J S.100 1n J3m .lflt' ••• ..\ ~~1' C':tU'l("d ~00 It' ~'8M1\ "h11t"hreakinttinto:1 l~l<I \001 '01)( r hC' huqtl.H IC'l\l ... s I() 1n l' \h and tv. ll ' 'll'll'11 ~1111h' l.l 11rth $' lrcim HI\' '(hldl' Costa Mesa .\ $5011 tl'IC'' 1\111n 'l't "J' 'h1kn .inJ a r1111m ran~d .. C'd JI thl' (ah· lllm1a \Intel (l 1441 (,..,kr \\e ,omr11mt' bet"een 11 p m \unda' .ind 11 a m \tonJa' \tanagrr' ~·ht'' l' tht' 'anJali<>m .ind thdt "l'rl' 1nmrnlltl·J "' J m.in "h1..1 lhelkl'd 1n111 thl' nwtd gJ\ ing a namt· .rnd .1Jdrl'" lr11m \.inta \nJ \ l kl\ k 1n thl' r1~1m hJJ hc.'cn brn~l'n Jnd a Ol !!ht,t,tnd \ll"l<l\h1..•d 1(1 t'i1t\ • • • l J'h tPt.tltn~ ~4' \\,l\ ref'l'nl·J 'h•ll·n from an arartml'nt at I \31 1 Bn,llll "' 'Oml'llnll' hc:t''-l't'n ti p.m .ind Ill pm ~1l1nda' lntr\ wac; b~ lllf1.. 1 ng llPl'n .i )I 1d 1 nit glac; "'1 ndo"' ••• T nol<. "'unh S2. "'4~ "'ere rcpone\l '1okn trom J garagt' 1n the 2000 block lll \k,rr Place -.ome11me hC't\.l.(.'('n 1' .1 m and 4 p m The padloc~s had hc.'l•n l Ul of) the gara2e door • • l \~1ut S2!P v.a ti' f)f'\ tnll the dcad~)h av.':n from the Joor ln1111e Suicide attempt fails in leap onto freeway 8) the ~ssociat~ Prt'S l'l\ml ' ttr.rnuni ,,ml \1 1nt•1 h.1J kfl thr Humdinger Bar .\ mJn "h\, hJd 11..l'>t h1\ 1111'11umJ)t'\I 10 1-\ut•na Pnr~ \hortl' h<'fnre thr un111 tht• \.lnta \na I r«v.a ' lrnm .1 inudrnt ht• .-.aid "<>-too1-h1gh o\t'~·~ in ;in .tpp.arrn1 .. ...._,,ernl flC'Oplc 1n the bar '31d he \Ult 1dt' 1r. lhJt left him '-('t111u'h "'a\ 'en dr,ponden1 and th" ~CT't' 101urhl. Rul·n. Park flOlill' \ol1d 1..1..1nl('mcd ah<lut hinl ~1 tht\ t.:illlC"d \1und.l' pohlt' ·Branum \31d Roin I 1Jn1..1;, \liner 't-"'a' Offi<.cr-. tound ~hner. "'ho ~ked found unn\fi\\. wuc. unllJ\ n1~ht at th(' Happ' Ouh:hman b;ar. c;honh ht·n<'ath t~l' \\ l'\Wm \'en uC' mer .lf\c~ ;ard · · fl:l"" ot th~ \,int;i \n.1 f r'\'l'"'ll' 1n ·11 appcal"t"(i he had JUmpc-d 1n a Ruena Par~ OfTtlt'f r cm Rnan\lm \Ull ldC lf"\ .. R~num \Gld "Pp&l"Cnt- "31d 1, he had not bct'n 11truck b~ an} can. \liner ".1, in "'m'u' hut 'itahlr ( rl\ le Petren~ a banendcr It ttK- tond1tmn \fonJa, t l c In Int' Haili'' llut'Chman •1a1d Mu~r a \kdK:tl < 1·n1t•r in nrantte ~11h :i larye ' u~l hc-cau\t hr hid httn fired H 1 ,a,h 1111 h" hl',111 .ind multiple bro ... en "cleanup man .. therr frb t -=-- Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Tueaday, February 5, 1965 Mengele horrors outlined JERU ALEM (AP) -A survivor of the Auschwitz conccntrnt1on camp today provided a rare eyew1tnes~ account or Nazi doctor JosdMcngele shooting a young Jew. Avraham Lindenbaum. n t>especta· cled man in his 60s, spoke at a mock trial being conducted by Ausch~itz survivors who hope the publicity will lead to the capture of Mengele. who conducted bizarre and horrif)'ing experiments under the guise of medi· cal research during World War II. While survivors of Mengele's pseudo-medical tests have spoken of bis selections of those who would hve and those who would die for his expcnments. few eeople survived 10 speak of seeing him personally kill anyone. Lindenbaum, who now lives in Israel, said that his duttes at Aus- chwitz included going 10 a nearby town which the Germans called Reisdahl to buy Oowenng plants for the hospital grounds. On one such tnp, Lindenbaum said, "Suddenly we heard a lot of shouting and cursing. I looked around cautiously and I saw how Mcngele pulled his pistol and shot a young Jew." The panel presiding over the mock trial asked why Mengele shot the Jew. "I don't know.". Lindenbaum re· plied in Hebrew. ·'That wasn't his style. He usually stood on lhe railroad ramp (where selections were made of those who woufd live and those who would be killed). so he wouldn't have to diny his hands, but he dad it. I heard later that the young Je~ was dead." Mengele. who as 73 1f he is still alive, was last rcponed to b( li ving in J~fMen&ele Paraguay. He is accused of sending 400.000 people to their deaths 1n the Nazi Holocaust. The West German go vernmcnt has had a warrant out for his arrest and extradition since 1959. Eva Moses Kor of Terre Haute. Indiana. told the panel that ~he and her twin sister were selected for Mengelc's expenmenls al the death camp in Poland when 1hcy were 9. years-old. Kor said 1hat while she was subjected 10 .. treatment.. 1n Men~ele's infirmary she managed to manipulate ·the thermometer so it registered a falSl' reading tha t her temperature was still normal. She said the trick convinced the staff thal she was still healthy and they released her from the infirmary. "Later I understood that 1fl had died, they would ha vt' killed my sister 1mmedia1el}' with an m;ection to the hean to compare the healthy body with the sick bod} ... she said. Kor said she and her sister, who now hves in Israel. were stripped naked twice a "eek for eight hours of tests thal included X rays, blood tests and photographs. Stockman issues budget challenge ---------But House. Senate leaders say Pentagon . hikes jus t won't fly WASH INGTON (AP) -Budget Director David Stockman, conceding "problems in many places" in Presi· dent Reagan's 1986 budget, 1s challenging a skeptical Congress to try to devise a fairer plan. "There aren't many good alterna- tives and I think Congress will discover th1i.." said Stockman, who wa s to argue the case for the presi- dent's $974 b1lllon budget before the Senate Budget Committee today. Republican House and Senate leadcrs have made it clear they're not aboul to swaJlow the president's $974 b1lllon budget whole and will use the document more as a staning point in their own deficn-reduct1on dTorts. At least two ma;or programs spared from Reagan's budget knife -de- fense and Social Secunty -will be "on the table" along with other federal spending. budget leaders in both chambers said Monday. But Stockman said that. while he anticipated .. a very noisy debate on defense," the adminjstration felt 11 had already gone as far as it could go on Pentagon spending restraint. "Our plan is balanced and it's fair." Stockman told a press briefing. "I ha ve no doubt poliucal resistance and opposition will be strong. And maybe that 1s an understatement. But there arc no alternatives." Stockman was the only witness before the panel as it began a full week ofhcanngs on the president's budget. The commiuee was to hear from Rudolph Penner. director of the Conaress1onal Budget Office, on Wednesday~ Defense ectetary Caspar W. Wcanberger on Thursday, and Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volker on Fnda~. Committee Chairman Pete V. Domenici. R-N M .. said that neither Reaean's defense budget nor the president's vow not to touch Social Sccunty benefits was sacred. However, even with further cuts 1n defense spending and even 1f Con- gress goes along with a freeic on S0C1al Security cost-of-li ving ben· efits. "we still ha ve to find :i big chunk of domestic spending," said Domenic1. Asked whether the adman1$trat1on would be willing to reduce its Pen- taeon spending request, Stockman said the increase in the budget 1s "what we thank as needed. It's too early to say what we're going to gi ve on." Reagan's budget, which would abolish. freeze or slash scores of familiar federal programs. found few outright champions on Capitol Hill. even among Reagan's usual allies. 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Alaska - A commutcr a1rcraf\ with nine people <?n board crashed and burst into names while making an instrumen~ l;lPProach an bad weather. leaving eight people dead and one m1SS1ng. authonucs say. The twin-e ngine Beechcrnft Queen Air went down at 9:20 p.m: Monday about one male cast ofSoldatna lnternat.1onal Airport. The plane earned seven passenger$ and two crew members. The bodies of eight people we!"C found and another was missing and presumed 10 t>c i~side the wreckag~. he said. Alas~a State rroopct'1 said a search party on foot reached tht" crash site, about 60 m1!cs southwest of Anchorage on the Kenai Peninsula. at 10 p.m. Temperatures in the area were hovering around .'0 degrees. Kllauea llgbts up the •ky VOLCANO. Hawaii-Kilauea, the world's most active volcano, hve~ up to its rnputation by spewmga 1,2()().foot fountain of molten rock mto thc ~1r to mark the continuation of an eruption that began two years ago. Although the height of the fountain later dc<:reased to 700 feel. the volcano ~ontinucd to pump out 500.000 cubic meters ol la va per hour. sa1,d Reggi.~ Okamura, assistant scientist in charge oft hr U.S. Geological urvey s Hawauan Volcano Observatory. The fountain fed a fo ur-mile-long lava Oow Monday that was moving 450 yards ~r hour as 11 headed 1oward the Pacific Ocean: about two miles away from the leading edge of the raver of la va. O~amura said. Shuttle tlles d elay n ext launch COCOA. Fla. -Troubl esome thermal ulcs and backlogged paperwork have combined to force a delay of a l kast one week 1n the next space shuttle launch. originally scheduled for t-cb. 20. a published report said. The launch of space shulllc Challenger will be .. no earlier than the 27th, possibly the 28th," the newspaper Today quoted NASA spokesman Charles Redmond as sa}'lng Monday ni$ht ··we expect a lirm launch dafl• by the end of this week." The Oight . M iss1on 5 t ·E. has auracted attenuon as thl' fi~t shuttle voyage to carry a civilian passenger. Sen. Jake Garn. R·Utah. Recrulter dug a llttle too deep NEW YORK -An uniden1ifed Stan ford U 01vcrs1ty student says she was asked by a recruiter if she would be willing to have an abortion in o~der to save her job during a recent interview for a pos111on with a Wall Street an vestment bank. "When I-walked out of the 1n1erv1cw. I was tembly angry," said the woman in a story published by the Stanford Dall y. The woman identified Michael Werner of Goldman Sachs & Co. a~ the recruiter The recruitment team's leader. Don Cornwell. said Monday that he was going bade to Stanford on Wednesday and would re-interview any candidates Werner saw who wanted ano1her interv iew He al so said Werner had been reprimanded severel y. $600 for tollet seat c over questloned WASHINGTON -The hd has been hfted olT another expensive parts purchase by the Pentagon, which ha s acknowledged pa} 1ng more than $600 for a plastic and fiberglass cover for toilets on 11s 1'·3 submanne-hunung airplanes. One senator said the discovery '"gi ves new meaning to the word "throne."' The Pentagon. acknowledging the purchases on Mof\.day. said 11 wasn't sure how much the covers should cost. "but we obv1od"sly feel this 1s too much," spokesman W1ll1am Caldwell said. Woman llves after lcy crasb LAS VEGAS. N.M.-A woman who spent more than 45 minutes trapped inside her wrecked car beneath tht:.' icy waters of a northern New Mexico river survived with nothing more scnous than a ··1ernble cold," says her husband . .. It's a miracle; she"s a real fighter:· said Maguinc Urioste, a volunteer firefighter who helped rescue his wife Catherine but was unaware of the v1ctim"s identity until after she was safe and wrapped 1n blankets. Mrs. Urioste was driving to work Fnda) when her t.'ar hit an ice patch on New Mexico 3. nipped onto the frozen Pecos R1 vtr and sank. her husband said. She said her windshield broke and water poured into the car But she found an air pocket and was able to keep her face above the water CALIFORNIA Molest blll wlns ln Senate SACRAME NTO -A proposal to let childre n 1n child molestation cases testify by closed-circull telev1s1on ha s won overwhelming state Senate approval. But opponents warned Monda) that 11 could be unconsti1ut1onal. The bill . S846 by Sen. An Torres. 0-Los Angeles. went to the Assembly on a 28-8 vote. Torres said he introduced the bill at the request of parents of children in the McManin Preschool molestation case 1n Manhattan Beach. adding that 11 ··1s constitutional. and 1s right " Datlng service-for gorillas · SA N FRANCISCO -A 230-pound male gorilla leaves for Ohio o n Wednesday to turn his charms on Colo. Toni and Cora an a match made by a computerized dating service for endangered 100 animals. Sunshine the gorilla 1s 00pnme breeding potential." !.aid San Francisco Zoo zoologist Mike Sulak. Sulak said the zoo's only female gorilla. Pogo. "1s over the hill " Sunset Boulevard blaze quel led BEVERLY HILLS -A late-night blaze senously damaged a Sunset BouJevard residence and threatened surrounding homes. setting fire to one roof and torching a nearby palm tree before being extinguished earl)' today. officials said. Seven companies of firefighters from Beverly HJlls and approximately 1.) from Los Angeles battlt:.'d the bla1e, which began about 11 :25 p.m Monday 1n the 9900 block of west Sunset, \aid Bc vc rl v Hills tire dispatcher Wilham Bordeaux · Arrest made ln grocer kllllng COMPTON -A man arres1ed in the fatal beatang ofa popular grocer who founded a Bapust church was linked to tht' murder scene b\ se vera l eyewitnesses. police said . Leon Watts, 19. who wa s booked for in vest.1gat1on of murder. and a second man alleged I}' were set:.'n entering Eddie Warren Adams' store about 6:30 p.m. last Tuesday. 'ia1d Walter Nelson. a police detec11ve in this Los Angeles suburb. Shortly anerwnrd , .\dams' body was found lying an the aisle of the store. His assailants had failed to Ca rt) offlhe store's locked cash register. pohce said. New Zealand firm on port vlsl ts WELLIN.GTOt:J, New Zealand -Prime Minister Da~id ~nge vowed today. to. continue his ban on pon v1s1ts by nuclear-equipped ships. despitc ;\men~ s withdrawal fro~ planned naval excm ses with Nl:w Zealand and A ustraha to protest the policy. In the past week. New Zealand has twice ref used a U.S. req~est for a pon call by an American destroyer. the tJ.S.S. Buchanan. Lange insists that the United . tatcs declare whether military vessels carry nuc!ear weapons before granting port pnv1lcges. But the Reagan adminis· trat1on ~as ste.adfastl y refused 10 reveal such informat1on, and has said New Zealand s pohcy could wreck the ANZ S defense alliance grouping New Zealand. the United States and Australia. Soriet alr cra•b a my•tery MOSCOW -A Soviet airliner crashed dunng a Oight from Minsk 10 Lenangrad. and there were an unspecified number of casualties. a Soviet newspaper. ~cported. The crash occurred on Fnday and was re~rted in the unday ed1uon of the Minsk ne"'.spaper ov1ct Byeloruss1a. which arrived in Moscow todar. The news~pcr sa!d offi~1als of the Byclorussian Republic have forrne~ a SJ?CCl81 co.mmm1on to 1nvesupte the accident. No casualty naures were ~1ven in the bneffront page repon. However, 11 referred to the accident as 3 "catastrophe," sugge!ltmg that all aboard may have died. Rualan •oldlen klll 46 clvlllans NE.W DELHI. l ~dia -Soviet so ldiers in Afghanistan. seeking to avenae t~e s.layma of a Marx~ t official. fired into a crowded baiaar. killing about 45 c1v1hans and woundin.g 1.7, accordma 10 two Westem diplomatic repons released .1oday Th~ killings occurred an ~andahar, Afghanistan's second larae~t city, accord1na to the repons rcach1na here. The slain official was descnbcd only as ?n Afahan who was a Junior Commun 1st Pany member. The reports werC; provided scparalcly to reporters by New Delhi-based diplomats at two embassies. They spoke on cond1t1on they not be further identified. Prle.t decrlea •a•pen •lon MA.NAOU~. ~1ca"'lua -A pnest who was suspended by the Vatican for rcfu~1na 1oqu1t h1s1ob in the 1en1 1aovemment says the action 15 unjust and he JS bct_n&J_)uni~e<l forscrvmf his people. "What pains me and what r deplore 1s that lias n:orrnc s Tonn P~u!.' keeps ilent and his poln1caJ pos1tJon coincides with (President) Reagan s. the Rev. Ernesto Cardenal, the Minister of CU hare. told a news conference Monday. Last month the church announced four pnests who h<?ld htJh posts in the Sandinista aovemmcnt were bem1 sus~ndcd from their clencal dut 1es, 1 n effect ll3mna them from saying Mau or officiatinaat church ccrcmon es The measure fell shon of cxpclhna them from lhe church r Mother's detective work nets suspect BOSTON (AP) -1 A woman eavesdropping on a train helped apprehend a teen-ager accused or shooting her daughter after the woman allegedly overheard the youth bOast about the shooting to a friend.1 published rcP9rt'Said. The 14-ycar-old boy was arraigned Monday on charges of juvenile delin- quency by reason of assault, robbery and attempted murder. The Boston Globe sajd today in a commentary column by Mike Barnicle. On Thursday, Mary Frances James. a 21-year-old hotel restaurant supervisor, cashed a check and got on a bus for home. Fumbling in her purse for change. she accidentally spilled a few hundred dollars. A youth who ,saw the money sat near Miss James. who said she got ofT beyond her usual stop because she felt uneasy.Behind her was the yo uth, who demanded, "OK. give me the bag," she said. "He had the gun in my face. and I'm sure even 1fl gave him the bag, he would've shot me in the head. so I started pulling the bag away from him," she said. The youth shot her in the back. and she was taken to Boston City Hospi- tal. where the bullet fell out of her back. It had barely penetrated her skin after passing through three sweaters and a fur coat She was kept overnight for observa- tion. After v1s111ng her daughter the next day. Frances James, 55, took a tram into Boston while a fnend drove Miss James home. • Chinese Elvis OK. So Gary Jung doean 't euc~,ook like Elvia Presley. But he aaye he eounda like 'The ' and he want.a to take hla ahow on the road. After all, the 2 -year-old Jung aaya, 'I ha ven't heard of any other Chinese Elvia lmpenonator.' Senate panel OKs Oranoe Cout OAIL V PILOT IT~, hbrwty 5, 1tee* *M Porno star denies she's a prostitute after her arrest SAN FRAN- CISCO (AP)- Adult film star M a ril y n C hambers , stunned by the first arrest or h er life, apologized Monday to the police. her fans and her mother, while her at- torney accused CHAMBERS authorit~ of using her as a pawn in a struggle o"\tcr control of aduh busi- nesses. 'Tve never been arrested 10 my hfe for anything. ever, so this 1s kind of a big shock for me. not only as a performer but as a human being. .. Chambers told a crowded news conference on the "Cine-Stage" at the Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theater. where she was arrested Friday night by about 25 police o'fficers. The arrest came just three days before the Board of Supervisors was scheduled to vote on a proposed ordinance to eliminate pohce perrnu requirements for adult bookstores and theaters~ A rcpon by plainclothes officers who attended her show, "Feel the Magic." alleged that Chambers -a one-time model fo r Ivory Snow soapflakes -allowed an appreciative audience to toµch her nude body with their hands and mouths. The star of such X-rated movies as "Behind the Green Door" and "In· sat1able," was booked for investiga- tion of sohcning prosutuuon and engaging 10 lewd conduct in a pubhc place, both misdemeanors. She was released on $2.000 bail. "Mom. I'm not a prosmute," Chambers said to the telev1s1on cameras. addani. "(M om) JLat aot over lhf X-rated films ... Al a court heanna earher, the dastnct anomey's office asked for a week's conunuancc in the case for "further mvcst1gat1on." Chambers' attorney, Tom teel, wd Monday he believes the t~se will be dropped. "There wa' no e"change of money here (to suppon a prostitution charge)," he said. ''The law is absolutely clear: there's no l~d conduct unless there's someone~ cnt who's hkcly to be offended. Thil11 a theater, ifs a pnva&e prnnilCS~ havt' to pay Mimi aon to tct tn , and only conecnuna adult.I are heft. We think tbas was men a politiCal move than a k&al move." Pohce Lt. W'illiam Groswifd de- nied that. "There was a violaooa of the law. and the officers made the arrest," he said. . Chambers said her show wu "a lot tamct'' lhan at other tJmcs durina her 13-year~r as an erotic pcrfonncr. Pope's plane lands just before. outage LIMA, Peru (AP) -Guwrila saboteurs ~ed out Lima'• airport lhortty after Pope John Pad ll'a plane t.nded, dyMmtt- lng power pyk>n9 to cut off electricity to thts eprawttng ~ t .. of 5 mltffon, police and *port offtdall Mid. Momenta after the btackout, • huge hmnmer and lick .. -the 1ymbof of the Maoist Shining Path movement -w.-. • abtaa on a mountllneide north ofUma./ Airport omctela Mid the pope'• pt.,,. touched down tlx ~before the runway light• fMck.-.d and went out, bot t~ tN pontiff' a jet still wa on the. runway when the bteckout started. On the train. the motlter alleged ly overhead one youth tell another: "I had to pump th is broad last night" According to Mrs. James, his fnend asked. "Did you waste her"" and the youth replied. "Nah. I don't think so. There was nothin' on the TV." ~:":~:-~5<?1:!!.~~,~. ~~.~!!. Gate to Gibraltar opened "My ears shot up like an antenna." she said. "I wanted to choke him. to kill him." She followed the yo uth offlhc tram. out to Boston's downtown shopping center and into a restaurant. where she called police. ate Jud1c1ar) Comm111ee, on a 12-6 v.h1ch has hung out a sign saying · 1.otc. appro\ed the nominat1on of ·white men onl} ··· Edwin Meese Ill to be attorne) Democrats 1.oting for Meese were general toda) and sent 1ts recommen-Howell Heflin of Alabama and Den- dallon to the full Senate. nis DeConcm1 of Arizona. "Not onl~ 1s Mr. Meese qualified to "Mr. Meese has been through a G IBRALTAR (A P) -Al 30 sec- onds past midnight. a Spaniard swung open a green metal gate today. letting the first cars cross the border from Gilbraltar m the 16 years since Spanish leader Francisco Franco shut off the British colony from Europe. Franco's hope was that he would win back for Spain the "guardian of Bntam and Spain's foreign minister, Fernando Moran. began 10 hours after the border was opened and marked tlle first time Bntam has agreed to discuss pain's claim of sovereignty. An official Spanish source told reponers at a mid-day briefing in Gene:va that "there has not been even a moment ofteos10n" m the talks. At a separate bncfing.. a Briush official said the m1rusters hoped the good atmosphere signaled "the stan of new and hopeful relationships" between Spam. Brit.am and Gibraltar. Sinct 1969, G1braltarians have depended on dehvenes from Britain for meat and other staples The youth disappeared shonly after two police officers arrived. but Mrs. James soon found him in a street search and police arrested him. be attornr) general. but he 1s a rwian of great ordeal . but he has not responded honest}. competcnC} and dedi· to the comm111ee as I would have callon:· said committee chairman hked him to. nor has he been as Strom Thurmond. R-.C .. moments forthcoming as I would have liked before the roll call on Meesc·s him 10 have been," DeC'oncin1 said. the Mediterranean." H is wish has not "":.i---iliiiiiiiiiiiim _______________ &iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ The Globe said the boy rccentl)' had been released from the custody of the Department of Youth Services. had .22-<:aliber bullets in his pockets. had a long police record and was wanted for questioning in two armed robbenes. "He's got a record a mile long. and he's.only 14." Mrs. James said. "And there he was talking about shooung my daughter nght there on 1he train. Righi' next to me. Now. that's in- credible. isn't 1t?" nom1na11on. The .\nzona o;enator said a repon Meese's nom1nat1on "as approved of an independent eth ics council largel} along pan} line~ w11h all I 0 of which fou nd no 1llegah11es but ques- the panel's Republicans ''Ot1ng for tioned some of Meese's conduct and him and all bul two of its Democrats said therepon was akin 10 a medical \Olingaga1nst. repon sa)ing "you have some warts "The degree of Mr Mecse'51 com-and some skin cancer but nothing m11mcn1 10 fair and 11upart1al en-terminal.'' forccment of laws 1s in question." The presidential counselor was Sen. Edward Kenned). D-Mass .. said first nominated as the nati on's 75th before casting his vote against Meese. attorney general in Januar} 1984. but "Mr. Meese 1s assoc1:11cd ""1th this since then hac; been through two adm1n1s1rat1on 's pohc1es that under-rounds of committee appearances - mine the pnnc1plcs of fairness and last March and last wee~. comt' lrue. But the opemng of the frontier bamer was a precondition for the start of talks toda) in Geneva. Switzerland. between Bnush and Spanish offic1aJsover the future of the 2.2 square-mile fonress colony and its 31.183 1nhab1tants. Tht' negot1auons. to settle centunes of enmity over the rock at the point where the Mediterrean Sea and the A.tlanllc Ocean meet. could take }cars. The closed--Ooor talks between Fore1~n Secretary Geoffrey Howe of Ex-GI testifies against Westmoreland NEW YORK (A P) -After 16 • .\ kc} issue 1n the case is the d1sagreeds1rongl}. wewouldsometimesbea~bushed1n weeks of heanng about the Vietnam propnct~ of Westmorcland's 1967 "Self-defense units were pan ~f 1he or near that ~me village. War from generals. cabinet otliccrc; dl.'cis1on 10 stop including communist irregular units of the Viet Cong. said and CIA spec1ahsts. the jury in retired "self-defense" and "secret self--Oe-Fr~edman. who arrived in V1etn~m a Gen. William C. Westmoreland's tense" forces in the m1litary·s esti-pnva te first class and left a specialist libel suit against CBS has met 11s first mate of the strength and loca11on of 4. G.I. l'nem\ forces The chief ""capons of the self. defense forces "'ere mines and boob~ traps. Fnedman said RUFF ELL'S IPHLSTEIY, llC. f• Tiit lnl OI 'fw lift 1922 HM80l •W. COSTA ll:SA -~l l!M FOR YOUR EYES ONLY r ,., nq.-· ,. 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Fingerprint card~ u1n be u'ied to help police and FBI agent<, 1den11f~ a m1'.>sing child. finl(rpnntc; do not change a~ a child grows .\t the In inc chniC"S. fingerprint" v.111 bC' made tor an) child .\ paren1 or a legal guardian must be in attendcnn~ at the time offingerpnnt1ng. .\1 ll'1ne Camera, one of the d1nil loca11ons. black and "'h1tc instan1 photographs of children lan be purchased for SI 95 each TheSl' p1ctur~ can be attached to the informatton <.arth lor use 1fa ctitld 1'> m1"1s1ng. ( h1ld 1dcot1fiul,11on clin1l\ v.ill bc ht: Id Saturda~. Feb 9 at the follov.1 ng In inc locat1on<1 Farmer., I n'iurance Claims Office. 4392 Walnut A."e (Arbor Center)~ Irvine Camera. I 5435 Jeffrey Road: Grossman Op- tometl") Office. 4525 Campus Dm e Pa'>samano Orthodon11cs Office. 4200 Barranca Road: Citizen Thnf1 and Loan. 14252 Culver Dnve. Dov.nc~ Savings. 4200 In 1ne Bh d . and Worldwide Tra"el of In 1ne. 4605 Barranca Road On Feb 2'. a child 1denttlicat1on cl1n1c v.111 be held at the !nine Bo)'s and C,1rh Club. 295 East Yale Loop. The child 1den11ficat1on program v.as organ11cd b~ fiH Jnine sen1ce clubs the \unn~ Exchange Club Junior Ebell Club. Jn ine Ja)u~cc;, Lions ( lub and K1wan1s Club Block grant panel .\pphlat1on<, arc bcing aln·prcd to '>Cr' l' on a C oc,ta ~c'ia comm1t1l·e that "'Ill re' IC"' ho"' an C'>llmated SYOO (}()CJ in federal hlo<.'k grant\ \hould be \l)\.'nt nc:.:1 fiscal ~car The ad hpc ( ommunll) Dc"clop- mcnr < omm1ttee "'ill rc\1e"' proJCll'i propmcd for funding th rough 1he federal < ommun11~ De,clopmcnt Block < 1ran1 program C 1rants arc intended IU help proqdc de<.l'nl hou'i1ng and 10 el(pand ccnnom1c oppOrtuOlllC\ for rx•op)e IA 1th )01.1. dnd mm.kr:itc 1nl<>ml''> < om m 1 tin: ml'm ht.·" "'1 ll ht.-'p- p111 n tl'd h) the C 11~ ( ounul ThL deadline lor apphing " F-ch 2: For morl· 1nl ormJl1on u inlJl 1 PJtm1a DJ,1d al 7'4-'lh" Young artlsts sought Orange ( 11unl\ \11uth\. I" \\·,1r' .ind ''iungcr'Jrc 1n,1tl·d H1 l'ntl'f tht l'fl ttntz Jnd drav.ing lomp.. lll1on Jl 1hd >rJngc:< ounl' fair T hda1rrun., Jul~ 12 lhrnugh Jul\ 21 1n < o\la \fr'>J Thl' rnnt\'\t "'111 tX' tJ1, 1dcd into 1hH't: J1\.1\rnnc, lor wr11cr "'rtlN, 1llu$tra1or (one person), and "rncr t11lustrator ( t'Wo or mo rt people) Tho\c di\ l)IUI\) "'Ill be further hro~cn do"' n into age categories for rnntcstantc; 5 ~ears and ~ounger. 6 to X ~earsuld. 9 to 11 I:! 10 14. and I 5 to I ..; H'.H\ uld F' nine .. ~houJd tx-mailed or dt•- h, crl·d to<>rangd ount) Fair Youth L 1taan < omp..•11uon. 88 Fair Dri ve no later than \.ia\ 7 There 1!> nOl'Otl) k l' Hoag electrical a•e Hoag \kmonal Hospital Prcc;b)· ll'nJn in '-e"'pon Beach 1s the tirn ho'>pll.il to 101n an organ1Lcd program h\ \uuthl·rn < ahforma E<:hson to rl·dun· the u-.c of elcllnc1t) upon dt•mand. ollic1als said \kmber\ of the 'X>uthcrn (ah· lorn1a Energ~ (oaht1on ha'e agreed tu tul 1hc1r use of electnr1t~ b) a Director Dr. Bernard de Berry, a head and neck aurgeon, haa been named medical director of the Health Monitoring Center in Laguna Hiiia. The center i• deaigned to help phyaiclana detect potential- ly serious health hazard• related to sleep. predl'll'rm1 nl·d amount "'hl·n rl'· qlll \ll'd h' \outhern ( alilorn1a L<l1\on \ 'a' 1n~' of \45.00c'J per 'ear I'> pniJl't It'd l•1r lloag Hoc;p1tal l~rough '' t"ncrg\-<,hl·dd1ng actl\ 111e., \kmh<-rc, nl lhl· pilot prOJCurance < o . 1he lr"lnt.' < n \tl·elca1;.e < orp . South ( oa't Pldla Jnd the Orange \an1tat1on l>l\l r1l I ~ Valentine Gifts s12?9 to s2g:;· Choose from our large selection on display. We'll gladly ship your gift selections. SOUTH COAST PLAZA lower level -Carousel Court KDC P R E S E N T S UCI oncolollY cblef Dr. Richard W . Opfell has been appointed deput) d1rtttor of the LI( ln1ne Clinical Oncolog) Program. The program focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Opfell a clinical profeswr ofmed1· l'lne at the l 'CI College of Medicine. "'Ill participate in the continued gro"' th oft he 1nterd1!>c1phnar) cancer program. "'111 coordinate chn1cal 1n\e')t1gat1on'> and ""111 develop fund- ra1<;1ng acll\ 111cs according to a UCI '>pokcsman The canu~r specialist has sened a'i al ung lh1cf of hematolog)-oncology at 1he l '(I Medical Center and mcdll,.tl d1rc.-ctor ofcanccr S<'r' ices at \t Jo'>l·ph Hospital in Orange Opfell li'l''> 1n Santa J.\na $100,000 CHOC donatlon .\ SI O<J.000 pledge for 1he C'<- pan<,1on of ( h1ldren's Hospttal ol Orange ( ount) ha!> been made b) ( .J 'ieger\trom & Sons. "This '"' es1ment b) (the com- pan) I 1s an t.''<lremcl) \'Ital asset to"'ard our continuing effort to ensure superior quaht) pediatric health care." said D. Roben Segal. chairman of the fund-raising cam- paign for the hospital expansion and rede\elopment program. C'.J Scgerstrom & Sons contribute more than $250.000 annuall) to human sen ice agencies and other c1"1l as INCIJ as educauonal groups. Wlne compedtlon .\matcur "'incmaker'i throughout ( ahforn1a are 1n' 1tcd to enter their home reupes in the Orange ( ount~ F-a1 r"c. "'1ne compet1t1on ( atcgones w1ll 1nclude fresh white. fresh s"'eet while. fresh red. fresh fruit and other wines. Entn forms and ~inc<. must be brought or shipped to F-un fc(mcntauons. 640 E. Katella \\e .. Orangl'. Q2665. b) Ma) 8. .\ $5 entrance fee 1s required per b<l1tlc of 1.1.ine. and nbbons "'Ill be a"ardcd to the top lin1shers in earh latego~ Judging "'111 take place on Ma~ 12 1n the cafeteria a1 1hc fairgrounds 1n Co'ita Mcc,a . Entr) forms can tx: pllkcd up a1 lhe fairgrounds office or b> rnnLjrnng the Orange Count> V. IJll' '>oc1c,~,() Box 3221. Orange Superior Courtjadge <rm Creorge JD,·ukme;1an an- nounlcd lhl' pro~.011on of Samuel T J\ lor Jr to the Orange ( ount\ \upcnur ( ourt Ta,lor Jr 53 a Judge for the \1un1t 1pat ( oun 1n the ( entral Orange< ount~ Judicial District since I Y71 v.ao; named to rcplate 'Walter < haram1a "'ho retired \upenor ( oun ;udge' are paid S .,~ 7fl3 a :rear Exceptlonal Cblldren Three Orange Coast residents were I honored recent!) at 1he Council of F:.xcep11onal Children's annual award!> banquet held at the Saddle- back Inn 1n Santa Ana. Norman Loat!> of 1he !'Jewport- Mcsa l ln11ied School District was among 1ho!.C honored. Loats was prc~cntcd a plaque for his intcreM and <,upport 10 c;perial cducatwn. Rill Waddell. the city engineer of Huntington Beach. "'a!> honored for FOL'NTAIN VALLEY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL January l~ Patnua and Mark Pluard. Fountain Valle' bm Alka and Vikram Doshi. ( O<;ta Me'\a. bo) January 16 Irene Duane and Roger Paul Hunt- ington Reath girl L1(ta and Patrick Connolly. Hunt- ington Reach. ho~ Gail and Rand} Ching. Fountain Vallt) girl T hu rrnn and ll u)'nh Ngu)en. ( O'ila Meo;a. girl January 17 Man and Rradlc) Viereck. llunt- 1nston Beat·h. bo) M1thelc and Willi'> 'itrobel. llunt- 1ngton Beach. girl January 18 Joseph D1n1ell1 . < O\ta January 19 Your opportunity to win. a Valentine prize package valued at over '40001 • Dinner for Two • $500 In Jewelry • $3000 Mink - Your Choice of Style HEARTS AND FURS • Catalina Vacation • A Full Day of Beauty with Limo • Plus-Instant lonus Prizes TUNE TO FM tDB.I TO QUALIFY.II- . Drawing On February 11th ". Hospital vial t Paul Baime, left, of CMta Meaa and Jack Beltatock of Coeta Meaa -both member• of Jewt1b War Veteran• Harry Hoff Poet No. 595 -vtait with patient Pat GrlMOm at the veteran• boapltal ln LonaE Beach. The veteran• group hoeted a Vafentine'• Day bingo party for the patlenta of the hMpl- tal'• aplnaf war d. his 1n,ohemcn11n promotingaware- ne" of handicapped problems. Su1annc \hon of Huntington Bcalh thl' '1r11m of a crippling acudcnt 1.1.a\ also honored for her contr1hut1ons CSULB dean'• Jlst \rn11 \.1 Dalton of ( osta Me~ has heen wlel ted for the Dean's List at the( jliforn1a State l'n1,crs11~. Long Beal h ~oil I'> among fc"' other· '\tudent\ 1.1.1th grade po1n1 a'crage ahoH· 1 511 Goodwlll cbalrman (,!l'nn I) Wood'<. Ne"'port Beach re'i1lknt wa'> name'd chairman of the C1oolh'lll Industries Board of Direc- tof\ The Goodwill Industries t'i a n(ln·prolit communit) organ11at1on. Famlly Servlces chlef H Hcnr) Hir\ch of Hun11ngton Heath was elected to bccomc the k"'"h F-am1l\ \cf\ 1<.e Board of 1>1rl'ctors pH:'ildl•nt The newly l'lettcd officer' 1 ndudc \nd) Pieter ol Fountain Valk\. Ja} S If \.1asscrman and \fo;hl'lc V. a lot. both If\ inc.· rn1dents The Jc\.\1\h F-am1h \er' ice offer\ lounsd1ng. 1ntormatiun and referral \Cf\ 1te' Jc"' l'>h education. 1mm1- ~ran1 rc<,l'tllcmcnt and special ser- ' llC\ for \COIOr l 111/CO\ Adolphus dean's llst l 1..a l-la1nl' Dahill C O\la Mc..a re.,1dent "as placl·d on the J 9M Dl·an·., I"' at thl· C1usta\ us .\dolphu\ ( ollcgc 1n St Peter. Minn fht· C o\ta Mc<;a High School graduatl' "'a" among 261 student' 1.1.11h gradl· point a"crage over .t50 Medlcal donatlons Thl· \.\i e11mann lns1ttu1e of Sc1- l'nfl· lval'I''> medical rc<,carch or- gan11a11on retcntl} rccc1,cd large dona11un' from l\.\o Laguna Hills re\1dent\ Lou1'i T11lchaum and H1t·p < hu und Tuan '-gu)cn. Hunt- ington Reach. bo~ January 20 c \nth1a and Fredrick \thne1dcr C oc.,ta Mcc,a. girl 1>1annl' and Kennc1h ll'e'l'r. Hunt- ington Beach. girl Roh} n and Da' 1d \uNihal. ( osta \.1 e '>a . hm January 21 M<im· and Vern<.' C.,1rong. < o~ta Mesa. girl l 1-L1ng and ·\lht.·n Wu Huntington Hc.·ach bo) January 23 Kochrlle and John Dup1{'<,, Hun1 - 1ngton Bcal'h . girl Loralee and Richard ~iathof<.k). Ne" port Beath. girl January 24 Kar<'n .ind Ph1hppu~ De C1root. Hunungton Beath. bo~ • Mane and John Hodgl'. Hun11ng1<>n Beach. bo) _ Juh<.' and !\lien Farrar. C mta Mesa. Edwin Scull). The money w1l I be spent on cancer research and other health pro1ects The institute did not d1scloc.e lhe e'ac1 ammount of dona11ons. Ea•ter Seal program The Easter Seal Society of Cali- fornia will start a ne"' program for the parents of disabled and retarded children To give these parents some free ume the families v.ho reside 1n one community will be matchl•d so baby-s11t1ng time coud be traded. This program" oh es no CO'>I 10 the parents and funded through Regional Center of Orange Counl). Inc Silver Beaver Awards The Boy Scouts of America Orange County Council has selected six local residents for the Silver Bca,er Awards, the highest award for Bo) Scout adult volunteer Al 4-mster of Corona del Mar ha\ been an act1\e Bov Scout \.Oluntl'Cr for 21 years. The 'em1-rettred ~c Donalad Douglac, engineer ha'> hecn the head of the Order of.\ rro"' for the last five }'Cars Huntington Beach rc'>1dcn1. Leland J Hendrie. owner of insurance bu<11- ncss. w1 II rcce1' e the Sil\ er Bea' er .\" ard too. For the la)t ~'era I )Cars he has been an act1\l' "oluntccr in the Panlica Distnct. Pm ate 1cacher. Jud\ McC1orra\ ot Fountain Valle\. wor.ked 1N1th (11rl 'icouts for I:! }ears and with Ro) \couts for 17. During those )Cars she held numerous important pos1t1ono, .\ccording 10 McGorra) she cn;O}'> helping kids through what she called a "ver} difficult time" of growing up. Cicorge H. Walsh of Fountain Valle} will receive his Silver Beaver <\ward for his work in the El Capitan Di'itnct as well as Wayne Devenny of Huntington Beach and Peter C Kremer of Newport Beach. ..\ccording to the Orange County Council ovcr63.000 young people arc l\'Olved with Boy Scouts sponsored btl) Pamela and Robcn < ·a5t1llo. Foun- tain Valle}. girl Leonore Kinne} and Edward Clanq . Huntington Beach. boy Jane and Gar) Pope. Huntington Beach. bo} Susan and Trac} Longstreth. Hunt- ington Beach. girl ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL January 19 V1ck1 and Greg Salles. Westminster. girl January 2% Annie and Karl Fnsted. Costa Mc'>a. btl)' WESTERN MEDICAL CENTER SANTA ANA January 10 Mar) and Enk Hamilton. Irvine. girl January 14 Marian and Richard Gaber. Costa Mesa. girl Tiger Clubs, Cub Scouts. Bo) Scouu. Vars1t) Scouts and Explorers. The award ceremon) will be held at th<.' Knott"s Berl) Farm on Feb. 8. Senlor panel member Orange Count) uperv1sor Roger \tanton appointed a Fountain Valle) resident as an alternate memhtr ol 1hc Senior (1t1zcns '\dv1sof) COun- ul Rosalie Koc1ela sened as an active mcmlX'r and officer of the Fountain Valle\ ~n1ors prior to her appoint- ment· Her past respons1biht1es in- dudcd coord1na11ng a vanl) of senior 'i<'r-.ices for the community center. The Senior C1t1zens o\dv1sory ( ounc1l acts as the advisory body lo 1he Board ofSupcrv1sorsand the Area ~gency on Aging as well as the cou nty's Commun1t) Services Agcn- q which administers senior's pro- grams 1n the county. Mln Chln•town flnall•t ha Sung. 22. a UC Irvine student. "'3'i \elected fourth runner-up in the \fr1;c; Chinatown beauty coolest ttus 1.1.c<.•kl•nd \la!) < hu. a 19-)ear-old UCLA '>tudent horn in Rome. won top honor., at the pageant at the Be verly Hilton Hotel .\bout 900 people. including ~a~or Tom Bradle}'. attended the dmner and contest organized by the l m A.ngcles Chinese Chamber ot < ommcrrc. which has sponsored the e'cnt for I 5 )Cars ( hu. "'ho 1s studying clcctncal rng1ncenng. received a round tnp for l\\O to Taiwan and a S 1.000 scholar- 'h1p. She also will receive a wedding take for 300 when she marries and 1s d1g1ble to compete in next year's Miss < h1natown SA pageant, a na- 11onw1de compet1t1on held 1n San Frano<.co Sc"cntcen contc'itants. who ranged from 18 to 24 year'i old. com peted in 'erbal commun1cat1ons. swimsuit C\h1h111ons and 1n the Cheong Som. a 1rad1t1onal Chinese dress. January l~ \.1rlo<l) and Michael Breland. Costa \1ci,a. girl January 17 Dchb1e and Jim (1polla. Irvine. hov January 19 · 1 llcn and Laf) Becher. Hunttngton Real'h.hoy January 20 Mcll\'ia and Robert Rickett!>. Irvine. 0(1\ SOUTH COAST MEDICAL CENTER January 15 Irene and Mark Renault. Laguna l:Jcach. bo}' January 19 I 1~1X'th and Har Heywood. Laguna Beach. boy January U Pamla and Rober Wright. ·south Laguna. boy January %3 Carol and Steven Wetmore. Laguna Beach. girl Irvine chili competition scheduled Plans arc under way for 1hc lif\h annual Irvine Chili Championship. sponsored hy lhc (rvinc Chamber of Commerce. acrnrding to Bill Cul · bcrtson. this year's commi11ee chair· man The rnokout will he held Apnl 2711 Bommer Canyon in Irvine Apphcauons for team panic1· pauon can be obtained by vis1t1n1 the chamber office. 2801 McOaw Ave or by calhna 660-9112. Compc11t1o~ will be hm1tcd to 50 team' WlSt )'Car'$ event ltlraclcd 11 C'A· pactty crowd of about 5.000. Or· gan1Jers say they "9rc eXP«t•nt another Kllou1 • ln•ex•pen•1tve• ·11n 1k ap.n .... , not 111911 tn p11~e •• 1'.llOA&.bJ -----tl1&11hed ..., ..... •<1ver111amo r..a Cla11lfltd Advert111ng 642·S67A ' Supervisors once- again sidestep afrport question It w.iU be one week ~omorrow that the county supervisors took their elevated seats in the Hall of Administration to render what m.any hoped would be the final, definitive statement on the ex pansion of John Wayne Airport. ~veral hours later. the mee1ing was over and. to t he astonishment of all but the skeptics. nothing had bctn changed. Perhaps that. was the supervisors' statement. Perhaps they have adopted a.laissez-faire approach to airport management. Despite yea.rs. of study. or be~ause of it, the supervisors are unable. or un~ill~ng to put a hd on the number of flights departing their airport. They look at Santa Ana Heights. a ne1.ghbor~ood that has been destroyed by airport noise. and they ~nng their hand~. i:-hey listen to the pleas of Newport Beach. a city that fears a s1m1lar fate. and they shrug. Que sera sera. . They treat ~he airport as ifi! were a St. Bernard puppy; sure, tt was ~ute, but Its going to get big and there's nothing we can do about 1t. When the supervisors entered that crowded cha~ber last week. even the most strident opponents of expansion had conceded that an average of 55 daily departures from JWA w<?uld be accepta~le . But the door was open for any number that might . pass envi ronmental muster. When they Jef1 . the supervisors ha~ agreed to put their imprimatur on 55 flights, a nd the door remained open for as many as 73 flights by J 990. When they walked ·~to tha! c~a mber. there was widespread · agreement that the terminal building at JWA must be enlarged. The debate. quite hostile at times. was over how much. The supervisors originally planned for a $390 million, four-level extravaga~za. They settled on a building significantly smaller- an.d .certainly expandable. It should be funneling at least 4.5 mtlhon ~assenger~ a year o nto th.ose 55.daily flights by 1990. It might~ said of the supervisors that they stood firm in the face ofadverslty and protest, that they made the tough decisions that they bit the bullet. if there were reason to believe that Orang~ County's air transportation needs in 1990 and beyond would be satisfie~ by 73 dailr d~partures from John Wayne Airport. According to the prOJCCttons. however. that is not the case. Growth in this CO\lnty is proceeding af a rapid pace. Air carriers who recognize the implications are lined up for takeoff times like Sunday-morning golfers trying to get onto the first tee. Certainly, the supervisors know this. So their reluctance to part with the opportunity to increase average daily departures to 73 can be interpreted as an exercise in goal setting. Such a conclusion becomes inescapable alongside the language in which the supervisors couched their promise to reopen the search for a suitable site for a second county airport. That facility would accommodate flights above the 73-flight level. 1990 seems to be an important date in these plans. That is the year until which the real decisions that should have been made last week have been postponed. Perhaps the supervisors all hope to be out o f o ffice by then. Legislators inust address alr safety on West Coast To the Editor: Dunng the Senate heanng on air safety last fall. an FAA official was asked about air traffic in the West He spoke about ( h1cago To the f.\.\, Orange ( ounl) mu'lt o;cem hke a foreign counlf). but 11 1s the center of m y world. Air traffic on the East< oas1 1s ven d1fTeren1 from in the Wl·st fhe rada·r coverage of traffic overlaps so that a plane from M1am1 10 Boston v.111 remain on some <1eopc at all times. The most haunting comments dur· mg the hearing were on the San Luis Obispo tragedy of last \ummcr. Such a disaster can happen any ume 1n the "far" West. as radar co' eragc 1s 1nterm1tten1. I would urge a Senate hearing on air safety spcc1ficall~ for the western states. "'11h emphasis on the potential e\pans1on of John Wa) ne .\1rport and its proximil) 10 LAX. and with reference 10 the hea') traffic and the lack of sufficient radar coverage. In d1scuss1ono; of the c\pans1on of John Wayne. 1h1'i subJeCl has not been gl\ en its proper attention JANE MOSSMl\N Corona del Mar Patient seeks other sufferers To the Editor· As a 'ckrodcrnu1 paiu;nt who has sufTerrd alone for 100 man) years with a disease that fc.,.,, people have everc\'Cn heard of. I am :lllempt1ng to locate others who <>uflcr from sderoderma ('lystem1c \Clcro~1s) My New Year's resolution is to correspond w1 th a~ man) sclerodcrma pa11en1s as possible. Doctor'i tell me there arc 300.000 of u'i. Perhap~ your readers can ass1'lt me 1n locating others like m yself. I can be reached at 21 Brennan Street. ~I. Wa1son\'1lle. C.\ 95076. DIANE W ILLIAMS Watson' tile A storm of controversy Squad member Porter "Curly" Porter gave the name "Hurricane'\" 10 the U niversity of Miami football team in 1926. and the M1am1 Chamber of Commerce has been irritated by it ever since. Sorry. the ta~ authoritie' 'itlll refuse to recognize the fact that your car depreciates drainically when the fam- ily next door buys a new one. In New JcrM:y 1s a n enc thc11st of oriental extraction named Dr. Qcac pronounced Ouack. W11h a smile, he ORANGE COAST DailyPillt 1dcnt1fic himself to his pa11en1s 1un before he puts them to sleep. Bnttsh ltquord1fTcrs. Boo1c labeled 100 proof in EnJland would be 114.1 proof in the U nited tatcs. Half ~he si lver ever mined was mined in this century The Arabian Bedouin has 160 words for .. c.amcl " No. "cigarette" i n't one of them L.M. Bo¥d I.I • 1pdlc•ted COllUIJaltl. c~--__ ,,.,. Zlnt !l'~(~LW Tom T•lt C ly (dtOI . , ' Orange CoMt DAILY PILOTIT.,.._,. ~ 6, till " I ·'Ever Ince I first came to the Orange Cout area. our lavortt~ bay, ha• bttn~nequallyfavorttespotforhood ofvai1ou•connectJonstouseas a tran fer spot forcontraband-mosUydrugs. •· • J9BO SEARCHLIGHT Orange Coast has hiStory of attracting drug runners Spectre of drugs entered long-ago fray over Dunes If )OU read the Dail} Pilot l\.\O v.ceks ago today )OU s:i\\ a headllnl' that read "five ton\ of pot seized m NB." Don't JUSt d1sm1ss that as an e·Hraord1nar) happening. Fact 1s that e"cr since I first came to the Orange ( oast area. our fa,ontc ba' has been an cquall) fa, ontc '>pot fo~ hooch ol .. arious c.onnec11on~ 10 U'il' a a transfer spot for contraband -rnu\l- 1~ drugs To me pantl ularl\ 1h1s latest u~· o l 'le" port !or Balhoa I Ra~ brought bad !>harpl} rn} rncmor~ of threat~ on Hc1n1 t-..a1wr\ ltfl· b> a grnup "'horn he Jnd I "ere n·rtain had La' Vegas l'onnl'l'llOns Onl' H·r' \t11rm) night Hc1n1. thrn the fifth d1~1rict suix-n 1sor for the count}. madl· an appointment 10 ~c me 1n m} ollin· at the Dail} Pilot (t hen kno"' n as the Globe Herald l As)OU ma) know. Heinz was a vcr) nic·e man and the darling of the' Oll'r' of the tifth dl\tnct W11h him hl' brought a \11luntcer txld)guard. fhat surprised ml' rnnc;1dnahl> <\t th1!. 11ml· there "'a" a cumpct1· t11in gomg on Jmong o;e'eral group<. .. , ho wanacd the contract for de' dop- ing a count} 1 .. land that "'a' .;uppo"-'d 10 be dedttall'\l to a lim· man named Harr) Welch Harr) v.a' lhl' man v.ho \\anlclkH'rHrnc on lhl· Orange C oa\t 10 be friend' .\nd he founded ahc duh l.no"n as \m1go' VieJoS. The cnmix-t1twn ,,a., 'l'r} <ih.Hp indeed. and 11 ground do"' n to a dl·ad heat hctween a 'mall group "ho WALTER Bu11oucHs "anted to call 11 "Nc.,.,pon Dlil!es" and another group that apparent!) "a' pcrfcctl~ "?ll'ified to let 1t be calkd Ham \\>etch Memorial Parlc hut "h1ch "as llb\IOusl~ a spillover from the hoods of Las Vegas about "horn r, cal read) told )OU Thl' night before Hcint came to sec p1c he ~td. he had ~el\ed a phone call from Las Vegas warning him 10 \Ole for tht' particular group. Over th\· phllOl' lhq had g1\l'n him l hapter and \l'r\l' ol people the) had had to ··d1\uplinl· (In olhl'r "'ords beaten or l.tllcdl .. Hetn1 \\:I\ scared I d1dn·1 I.no" l'\actl\ ho"' ~·an."d or "'h\. I lJlkd lhl' local n:prl'~ntall\C o(thC fHI. 11.ho '><lid lhl' FRI "'ould h:l\- h:iH· proof that thl· l'all had ro"'e fr.1m out of thl' 'itnll' Othe~ 1~e the f Bl couldn't moH' 1n I took all ofHe1n1· phone numbcro; and calll'd m) good friends at the tl'll'phunl' l·nmpan) 1n La' Vcgai. and :hkl·d them to chl·ck all of the l·alb to lind out "hu had la lied lo ng dl\taOl'l' Ill Orangl' ( ounl\ Thn \HHl.l·d a~!)1duou'h and came harl. to tdl me there "a' no rl.'cord ot an~ call from La' Vega<. 10 an' ol the telephont' numbers I had gnen them o n the date Hc1n1 "as c;upposed to ha'c gotten thl' call It "a" prl'tt' clear "h) these l'hJralll'f'\ \\Jnted 10 mtnl.' into th" part1rnlar 1-.land The~ wanted 11 tor translemngdopc: lrom ocean earner' to land rarncr<. l{ememhl'r th" "J' '~fore 11 v.a.s so eas)' 10 land au-planes tn our v1c1ntt) and there was a Oounshmg business of transporting contraband of vanous types. particu- larly manJuana and cocaine. Thl' hoods ob' iously felt the) would be safer from the law 1f they ran small. ocean cargo vessels underneath the old bridge to the north side of the Ls1and. i I was completdy puzzled. .\llhough we had our own brand of gamblers and hoods on the Orange Coast. we had never come across any dope peddlers. Heinz proved has courage by voung agamst this panacular group: and it was not unul he died and. in his will. left pan of his estate 10 a lad) in Laguna that "'<' rcahzed the hoods had gotten"' ind of this and had called him at that tckphone number Well. )OU kno"' the 'rest. the lad~ ref us.t·d the bequest and Ham \\etch Par!. bc<.'ame the ··Dunes .. -a 'en stlh name for" hat staned out to be a sp0t for rel·rea11on for the pc.-oplt' of thl' l'OUnt\ I don·1 ·kno "' "'he~ the smuggk~ ha' c been unloading their l'On· 1raband recent I~. but it's prett) saft· Ill \3) that 11 1s someplace e11her 1n Newport Ba~ or 1ns1de the entrance to the uppt<r ba). The H'sscl cam1ng the "pot" two Wl't·l.s ago was dcscntx•d as a 45-foot -.ntlboat. Heretofore such \t"Ssels ha,l· been po"'er boots of about that length. The ··pot .. that "'as sc11cd '"'o "'t'l'k'i ago "'a reputed to ha"e a strt'et \alut' of at least Sl.5 mtllton dollars \\.l··n ha'e mort.' to s:i~ about 1h1s "hole dope bus1 ness 1n anol hl'r \t'.1rchltgh1 soon. t Waltu B•TNHIJh '·~~ Pllot'I louodiLJg publl1ier. Money becomes a factor in offshore oil argument Feds now ref use to return what states consider fa ir s h a re of drilling revenues \ OU lJn nO\\ add flHllll'\ lo thl' h'I of d1srnrdant issue<. thJt 'flit I c:m"tal qa te'i It kt < a It form a from the ft'dcra I govcrnml·nt "'henc' er thl' I ntcnnr Dcpanmcnt talks ahoul 1111<.horl' tlll 'inC'C I q61l. en' 1ronmcn1al \\OrrtC\ ha\e t:x-en tht> mJtn l'>\\Jc di\ 1ding 'tale ofllctal\ from the fedl·ral gen crn· n1cnt. "'1th Cahtornta <1ppl~1ng more dnlhng fl''>tr1ct1011\ than other '>lOlll'' like •\la<ika. fn.i,. Lou1 .. 1:ina • .\la- bama and nomfa Rut tho~· \tatcs '\ho"' "gn~ ot untt} toda). tn the wakr of a writ"'> ol statement\ from outjlo1ng ln1cnor Secretary W illiam C'lork. "'hn in'il\l'I that ofl' horc dcvdopmcnt " a 'ttal key 10 American enl'rg) 1ndcf)t'n- Jcncc Clari.. ti \C't'M'I. want'I to l.l'l'P v1rtuall~ all of lhl' monr) ra1~·J h\ oOs.hon.· dnlltna 1n tCdcrnl hand:.. n<lt &tvtn& much to the ">tatc\ "'ho Wt} the~ need at to help m1t1&:Jtc smog. congestion and other problem\ that of\en accomp:any co.i\tal 011 de' clop- ment. federal I wallow' lntcnor to keep the money from \.tnually all its omholT "ell . a\nd a stttttary of Encf"I)' for thrtt ~an Donald Hodel. Ctart'tdes119R'd .~ oo s11ns of wilhnrnc t<l \hare revenue\ 't\.tth the tate, But a 197 law n-qu1rc' a "fa tr and C'\lUltablc" spht of fun<! r;uscd b) k9 "'t lfWU lb.at I lh.m tbrtt m1t mtewtttn'----- Oark now p~'I to a1ve tht \lain l t'I' 1 pt'rlcnt of thl' OHlOl'\ ln•nt 1hu l' lc.1<.t'' no"' held 1n an e'>(HI" ,ll'UlUnl lllntJ1nin¥ .1hout $4' ~ h1ll1nn Hut thl· ~lain \\.tnt a 'I~'" 'Pitt. "'htrh "'t1uld mean about S~ttc t m1lhon for( alttorn1aand mulh mnrl· tor b1ggi.'r produ(cr\ It l..l· TC'\J\. \IJ<il..a and Lou1'>mnu ( larl. \J)'I hi\ olkr "'3' madc 1n .. good faith .. and that an l'\Cn 'Phi" .. not c"cn 1n the nc1ghborh1'l<1d ot J)Cl\'l1blt lllmmnn ground .. Thl' ( lar._ prnpo ... '11 " in 'tar i.. con1ro•u 10 h1'I word'> of l:.ut \pnnii. when t•onccrn\ over J "'U'e ill rongrc .. '11onnlh ·1 m posC'd drtl It nll moratnnum\ led him to call on Pn·s1dcn1 Rragan tu lhant1c the lont.- 11mc tcdcrnl pohl' oppostntt '11p1111· l'ilnt 'hann~ ot nl~hore oil mom·, c lark tnd1cJtt.•J then thnt at' tnll \t:Hc' ,, tuggl.'r linant'1nl l'\'\\JN nHllhl r1n1~· 1hcm 10 ct1'lo4' the en\ 1mnmtnle1l obll'l llOM thnl l<'J 10 c.nmc of the nwrntonums. t"'o nt wh11.:h arr now 1n for c in Caltforn1 .... atcr' Rut federal budaet pmbkn" l·au'ICd that tnal balloon to be \hut dov.n ""lthan tM adm1n1 tratt n and none or the moratonum\ has bttn It~ .... o"" (lark. ppartntl) rtHOft\ that 1r 'l""ttt oOcn \\On•t 111011> him 10 1ncn-a the Silt of hi'! le ~ saln. he m11ht a •ell ,et touf,h •'"on tht ji I rront. ~---- he ~ '" h i.w f httd < 1hfom1 \u11~m<' < ''un Ju\ltl:l' THOUS EUAS Ir.ml.. Richardson. tell the state hie; 1dl·a 1..11 a fair d1s1nbu11on of fund\ < lnc "''h 10 the statt'S. fhe·st,th-. lo \\ .1 .. h1ntt1on. DC l n\kf\tandabl)'. the '.\tat~ don't \t·i·m pleao,("d. althou&h the' 're rea · 11ng ~11h rt'-.tra1nt. Ca1tfom1a·, Re- 1luhhl.tn ndm1n1sirauon.11lways he,.1- 1an1 10 d1..1 battle with the California Rcpubltcan~ It kl' Clar\ and Rach· ard-.on nov. 1n charge of ~tonal l'.k'l1\\. '>l1f\.pct1al the dt pu1 1ng 1t'' {ll\\:tll<>flcd. but will work or "a lair Jnd equitable l'Olutton." Hua Tc'a~ official,, mostly Demo- 'rah unrnnccmt'd about i.pa.nna ftd· aal frchng<.. 1nd1cat<'d the C1ar\ llfTcr 1., tot.,I) unacC'Cptable 10 th~ir tate. "'hcrt off,hort' de,elopment 1 much mon· e\ten\I\ e and en' 1ronmcnuilh haia"1ou'I than 1\ 1s here C 'han<'~., are 1h:u the coa<1tal states v.111 \lid together 1n thtar ba.rp1n1na. "the) onl~ ocas1onally ha"'t 1n tht p.l\L Wluc-h mc-an<1 that mOMy ~ JOlnt'd C\Ok'C) IS a d1sputt'd I'\~ ~~:Un IO help ckla~ expen~on of Otl Jnlhna hert and m 01her ~· &al arr a n.m... £lJ.u u a SM&a Jilteka. ba•ftl t"Olwmtitl • tC.k lueH WALTD~ Pllatf-•4• ... - Ho~g Kong bad.dies fleeing Crime bosses pick U.S.ove~pending Chinese takeover W.\SHINGTON -Hong Kont cap1taltsts aren·t the only ones who arc fleeing the Bnush colo ny before 11 1s talten O\er b\ Communist Chma tn t 997 The city's organized crime bosses arc also packing up -doubt· less spurted by the spectacle of Peking's pOl1q of capital punishment tor cnmt"s that are all in a da~ 's won tor undeNorld profess1ona1s_ The businessmen have bttn reluc- tant 10 transfer thetr as.sets a.nd c1pera11ons to tht' l 'mted St.ates. mainly bccau~ taus ~ould be about 1hrtt t1mt'S what the\ 're used to pa)ing. llnfortunatel): the cnme bosses.. ha .. 1ng no such concerns. arc moving to our shores as fast as the) l·an My associate Donald C1oldbcrg has obtaanc-d several internal and con- fidenual law~nforccmcnt n"pon s that detail the cnme lords· act1v1t1es, The Chin~ mme gangs art' known as ··1nad~ .. •ccordtng 10 one Customs Scn1d' anal) is. ... Tnads arc sccttt fraternal Chinnt' assoc1a- IU>ns which 1rad1t1onall) c-npge 10 gambhng. narcotics.. prostttut1on. loan sharking. rackets. protectton and an)thmg clsc-~orth~ of uplo1- tat1on .. .\!though composed of pro- tes aonal cnrninals ··v.-tio without he\1ta11c1n ""'" USC' '1olt'nce lO funher their illegal act1 .. 1\1~... the mads often a,01d dtrr'\.1 m'ohemtnt in cnm1nal acts. ltm1t1ng their pan1c1- pauo n 10 bankrolling th<' 1lltct1 't'n· tu res ··as lone as ahe~ are as.,urcd ot a percentage of the frurts of the l'nml' · If that ~und'i like thC' latter-d.n Mafia. 11 " Perhaps the moo;t s1gniti-_ c.ana d11Tat·m·e bctv.et•n the 1"0 underworld networl..s 1s that the triad'> managl' to a' rnd the inter· n~ine turf "'ar.. 1ha1 uccasaonalh up~el the Mafia·, \mootll·runnin~ 01'.k'ra111rnt ( )nc of thl' rnO'>I n\llOrt\lU\ tnads IS \\>o Lee \\o. dt>scnb<'d 1n a conliden· 11al cnmc comm1,s1on report as a .. , nminal 'Mutual .\1d StlC11.•1, · ass1st- 1ng organt7l'd l nmc figu~ and operauons "'11h \.·umnc~ 1rans- ac.:11ons. and pro' 1ding l.Hher <.er-.. ' ll'l' \\t) Lee \\o "'a' foundl'\1 1n thc I~ \Us an Hong ~oni's Ct"ntral d1stnct in111alh' ronn~ntratmg on gambling and n.!rlOIH . ., 9, the l'nd ot \\arid \\ ar II and the n·1um ot Bnt1sh rule. \\ o Lee \\ o al\tl controllt'd prost1- 1u11on 1n 1ts area The tnad 1s bchcved 10 numlx·r ahout 2.000 mcmher\ lntell11cnn· anal)Sts I.no"' the 1dl'nt1~of C\m' \\ o Lt-t· '-" o kingpin. ~lncnlx'd h' I lo ng ~ong police as 'prohabl) lhl' most succe-ssful oper- .11ur 11t 1llegnl ~mbhng 1n Hong Kong 1lunng lhl' pc"rtod I Q()Q.1 Q76 •• In .1dd111on to operating 1lkgal casinos 1n the wlon'. the Wo Lee \\>o boss "'as a hlxl l..1c who clearh had good cnnn("(t1on\ He wa' deS(·ntx•d b\ rolin· .i' .. 1hc largest hlhll..mal.er 1n lhl· ''·'"d" nf thc Rmal Hong ~ong 11)\ l l'\ ( luh ·· T hl' undl·'°" dd lcadl·r v.as. also U\pt'l. ted Cll ti nan 1ng narC'Ott<" \h1p- ment' and illegal 1mm1gratton ahrouflh the colon) ln\l~<\llg.ators lmlcd the lh1"' of hundreds of m1llton<. ''' llolla~ through ht' bank .an nunt' in tht• l' rh l Q7lh 1 he \ r-1nw ~)"' ~ttled in this uluntf'\ 1n l"~" and l l authon\1~ hc-µn to 'h""' an 1ntere"t in him. "It " prot\Olhlc · \.3td a Hong Ko ng 1ntclh enct report at that \tml' ... that he 1-. u,1n1 hi\ po~1t1on m the l nllcd 'llltt'' 10 act a., hrok.er for other 'ice .. tnme JlC~inaltuc:s 1n. Hong t-..ong "h1' \A. i<.h tu tmn~fcr 1hc1r cam in&.' oH·~a' "'11hout h•w1na them n- lMdl"d b'> hanl.. tran~ t10M" A. lour-\t'lr 1n\ es11gn11on of the W<1 l 4'C 'W o bo\\ t"ndcd 1n fru,.trauon "'hen he n-turned Hl Hong Kong 1n t <un But l'C'C.'ent inform tk>n 1n- d1 alC' that the no~ of 1llepl fund cont1nur1. lnvl"'\UU\O~ ha\ie 1dcnt· 1ficd mort< than S l~ milhon wonb of f't':AI ~tale tn &hforntl lk>ll( tha• I\ JOI ntl owMd ~ •M and on~ of hi•dcpuucs, ~HonaKonadonal\d ht deoul att still en,qurnt \'l Ion lo u' Vcp -.h~ the-) pmhk nd havt a 'hiJh·lc"cl contact '" the ca 1n :· 1 •o one On.a nforttmtnt Adrnlni ttabOI\ ~ Md A81110 -.. • .,..,ttHllll • ~ _ _,,_ .------ THE FAMILY CIRCUS "K ~ttycat's doin' her imitation of a camel." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "Sorry you'll be late getting home, Marmaduke. but a robbery comes first ... GORDO GARFIELD 25 MOON MULLINS VOL<JME ONEi \lo&.tJME Too r You Nf ED MoFt.e I HAN YouR LITTLE BL.ACK BOOK TO BE HAPPY, MOON . JUDGE PARKER 1 IJ h '· . ;.-5 by Tom Batluk DOONESBURY bv Garry Trudeau BIG GEORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP) _ by Jeff MacNally "f 11 lf I i "Yes, we've heard of the leash law ·· so what!?" ~ PEANUTS DRABBLE IN 1Jf£ N.0.A.,IT WJ6 K.C. OVE~ L.A IN o:r.. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE R1CHARVS SLEE.Pl~ WE-DONI Wf\NllO ~ ~p IN ~E N.C.A.A.1 U.Cl.A. Jl:)WHS' U.S.C., V.M.l. ~O M.I.T., S.M.U. BEAT T.C.U.:L..ANE, ~N.L.V. K.D'EP ~.s.u. 1~ ~ o.r: bv Charles M. Schulz r ~, .,,,..,,,/, by Kevin Fagan t:U.€.PI ~;a OU\ c> · t1'11.~0N~~1?€., ~O l. AODf..O EJ(..'f12 A ~J,EQA()\~1. by Lynn Johnston l1fi1Nt<···~ 111\NK I AM CAF'Aa.t:::CK~ Prl'f51C~ VIO~ • ~E'S GOT HCA<E CRUST ~ A PIZZA ~' • TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryan by Gus Arriola ,,.~ H~ 1'1Me ~IMY 60Ut4 WAS A "TRUE Pl!MOCMCV ~JV A ff9nfM OF Cff&a<S MU ""LANC&S 1 '*",...,IN ~CHliO<S ~NU rt.&.. sae IF I CNJ MLANCI! 1Mli ~ ! 'Pf PLASH \I/CT/MS ADAPT QUICKL 1'0 1'H~ HMOICAPf H by Jim Davis BRIDGE OUT FOR THE COUNT Norlh South vulnerabl~. South We are not t hrilled with North's by Ferd & Tom Johnson Bi:C,AUSE: b St: HAPPY '9 EVERYElODY NSEDS H S'oMEONE -ro IC~~ WITH ! <leal'i. decision to jump shift at his first WEST + QJ JO .., 9852 NORTH +AK742 <:? 3 0 Q8 • KQJ92 EAST • 985 'V KJI064 0 107653 +s 0 4 • A714 OUTH •83 'V AQ7 OAKJ92 + 1081 by Harold Le Doux Th~ bidding: ••~ WHt N..U Eut I 0 P... 2 • P ... 3 0 ,... • • , ... 4 NT r... S 0 P ... INT P... p.,. r .. Openinr lead: Quffn of •. How ma!\)' tim•• could you have you kleked 1our1elf immedlat.ly -•fterpt.,.t-nr a hand for~ lf"KU"f Lhf' correct Une? Chance• are you • mi1tht want to do eo agaln this deal. Cert.Inly, a number of ea.,.ru Nd to auHtr that embenaatment. Lurn. Strong two-suited hands are easier t-0 describe if you start with a simple response and then jump in your second suit. However, the final ·OMAR~ SHARIFF .m' '"{ -, contract waa certainly reaaonable. Wett led the queen of 1padt1, and we haurd a rueaa that the majority of playera would win and at.art on c.lube t.o force out the ace. A clever £sat will win and 1hllt to the jack of heartt. and not a deelntr In a million would dare fineaM. They would count two apade trJckl, one heart, liv dlamOAdl and fpur clubt, ao t here would JM no reaton to risk tlft hent ffnnn: Unfortunalflly, when t hey 1tart to play diamond• Eut ahowa out on the Hcond round. Now declanr haa • only 11 tricks, and there is no way lo collect a 12th. Ir you elected to play t he hand t his way. you will surely want to give yourself a hard boot for not recogniiing the problem at the CHARLES Go REN table. The 1olution 11 really ao 1im pie. After winning the fir1t tr1ck. you should cath the quffn and ace of dlamondal If both defendert follow, knock out the aca of clube and claim 12 trlckl. But il, 11 i.1 the caae. one defender 1how1 out, you know that you will need the heart flneue for your contrac!. Fw •t-.au. aMiet CMrt.a a •••.•.. " ...... u. 1er .,.... ,..,.,.., •rtt. o ..... l..W,. L.tw, 1909 ClaH·•u• A•e., Clea-• '"· N.J.t80'77 • ' HELP YouRSELF . Dilly Piii TUESDAY. FEBRUARY s. 1985 CD ANN LANDERS 82 ENTERTAINMENT 83 BUSINESS BS Where do you keep STAAR treatinenthealthy your rage? .. (,ctting mad " ··ny1ng oft the handk" or .. hlo\\ 1ng. one's cool .. an· dl'li- n11e No-Nm 1n our cultu~ LINDA ALWI That mai..n ml' angr) I herdl) dl'- fl.'nd m) nght to IO\l' ••••••••••••• m) .. cool" om·e in a while You bet I get angr) . .\ngcr 1s what result\ from fel'ling hum1hated or reJet·tt·d. from being unfairly cntinLed. takt·n ad\ antagc of. or l'rom feeling o;omehow discounted a'i a perc;on. That haprens 10 l'\'Cr)onc at somc11mt•. Per ha P' ) ou ·11 g1 \ t' \ ou r<.<~I f pt· rm 1<><>1on-to get angr) 100. when )OU rnns1dcr what anger real I} mean-,,. It\ hard to eH>ke an) kind of\trong '>cn11men1 to\\ard those )OU reall) don't tnrt·about l l tl'rta1nl) '>t'Crn<i mut·h sati:r 1uge1 angr) \\Ith \trangt·r .. hut anga 1mphl'\ in\ohcmen1 and 1n1ere\t and 1<; u<;u,1lh rt'\l'.nl·d tor tho'c people )Ou IO\e mO\I .. II 1h.11' .. 1hl·t.l\l' tlwn m' \\Ill' mu,1 lo,t· rTil' a lot .. a fdlo" told me 1n m' olfat· la'>t "-CCI... ··anJ I mu'>t IOH' her too. We sel'm to fight all the 11me .. There 1\ an 1n11mate Ill' bet\\ccn angcr and lo\t'. Pannerc; 1n dead rcla11onsh1ps -1ho,t· \\1th no hope of reco\t'r) from conl11c1 -rarcl) exh1b11 tht· kind ofenerg) nece'i~r) for a gcxx:I ol~ht. The fcllo" 1n m)).l.11'n.' and his \\1fe \land a fighting chance. Their '>torm\ m·go11a11on means then.•" '>1111 pos'>1h1lll\ for change What'., the alterna11ve 10 honest l'\pres\lon of anger betv.cen Ulllffialci.'? (Junn~sackmg. A gunn)Sark I'> hkr a savings account for had kehngs. Sometime'>. 11 '>et•m\ cas1cr to k·a' e had feelings unexpres .. cd. Acn·p11ng a gift from your lo' er. <,m1l1ng and saying thank )OU I'> often simpler than \a)ing ·-r"· told you a hundred t1mt''> I don't like the rnlor blue .. The hurden in the gunn)~Ck grow .... howe,er. a' )OU think .. to \Ourself. "~k nt•vcr listens when I talk to him." Pent u·p rage rnn ul11matCI) dc'itrm rcla11on~h1p-. and true 1nt1maq '>Ure I) requin.•, a certain amount ul <>elcrt1ve confroo1a11on Bct\\Cl'n true and \Ul'Cl'\'>l11l 1n11ma1es battle hnl''> arc drawn in ad\ ancc. £ ath lo.nll\\\ thl' '>JX'l'ifk ltmm of the othl·r 'o that anger tan hc C\pres<,eJ l·on'>trur11,el) and without senou<, 1nJul') to tht" b-J\ll' rt'la11on.,h1p. Rut" hat hapf)l'M ''hen \our .tnga 1s d1rl'etcd "'"'ard )our bo!>!> ore, en to"'ard )Our aging parcnt" ~omc11mes 11's hctter to kccp qu1t·t V. atth tor <,ugge.,11on-; in an upcoming <.:olumn about what ..-ou rnn do" 11h that anger "-hlch IS hc'>I kit unt'\Prl''>'>l'd Dr .\lg;u1 I\ .1 m.1m.1gt· .rnJ titm1f.1 tha.1p1st 1r. Corona de/ ,\far "ihc 11t'/conws 1 our rc\P<lmcs /1.1ou111~t a repf.1. plca~c endo"' .1 w1mpc.'tl. ,cJk1ddrcsscd en 1 dope.· ~·rite to l tnda .\/gJ/I, Ph n . l' 'o /)at/_1 Pilot. p () 8 0 1 t 560. ( osta ,\-fru. 9!626 BACKTALK Estancia High School wrestler David Hamel gets gld eo feedback as be uses co mputerized ezerclee machine under the supervision of Re h a bilita ting athletes s ee- ' ins ta nt re play' of e xer cises- By USAN MONAH AN o.etr ,._. earr .. ,,,,... • The ~pons Trauma and -\thlt'11c Rchab1J11a11on I~ T-\ .\R l I n\tllUtt' 1s mort' than a medical center. -\!though 111<.ad1"1s1on of Fountain Valle) Communit) Hospital and I'> located on the hospital campus. med1caJ d1reuor .\Ian M Stnzak. M D . sa} s. "We hkt' to treat our pa11cnts as athlett's. we v.ant thl'.'m to srop being patients as qu1ckh as poss1bk .. \tn1ak adde'1 that the ~T -\AR treatmen t 1s geared toward prcven11on .. Athktes need to be educated on how the) got their inJurte<>. rathl'r thanJu'it treatt"d fort hem :r Y... hen \ou rchah1lttatean 1n1u!) lif'~t you get back mot I-On and strength thrn )OU "'-ork on wchn1quc · _ To 1h1..,cnd, athkte'> "atth thl'm'>Ch C'> perform on .,10" mot10n '1Jco "h1l h gl\ l''> thl·m an ··instant repla.) ··of c;trt"ngth\ and "eaknesses But a<> Stnzak pointed out. · an\unt'tan bu\' 1dcucqu1pmen1 ··What makes us unu.,ual ''the (umhinat1on of npenise .. ht> declared b er" onder "he: re tht• 01) mp1c'> stalT goes wht'n the ( 1ame\ art' mer'' ~oml' ot them are at . T .\ -\R \tn1ai.. an orthopt-d1c '>Urge-on and '>ports med1ctnt' 'peuah')I '>l'n l'd at tht• Lo'> .\ngelt·s 01~ mpll s as chief ml•J1lal ulliler tor l \ l hng and a'> team ph) s1c1an for the hm1ng tin.ii\ he" J'> al\o ch1et me-dtlal ollilcrfor the 01' mpll' .\ns fest•' al lOncen1ra11ng on ballet and danct' .\ tran<,plantC.'d '-c" 't or.,.cr ~tnldl.. has treated an 1mpre<>'>1H arra) ofcltcnh 1ncluthng th<' "'e" 't o rk Ranger<;( a' team ph~ s1c1an I theJets thr KnK!..s and the .\memJn Balkt Theater Head athlctll trainer l\...it h' ( ual..le' and director of ph) ~IC31 therap\ ( herl ~" Cn\kl arc al'IO ~eterans of the OI~ mp1n .. ( he!" I 1<, also an athlet1l trainer ··..aid Stnzak ··11·s unusual tor a "oman tu hecome a trainer and a ph~<,1ual therap"t · '-'ur..,e ~1cgan \hult'> 1\l urrrntl\ 1ra1n1ng to become a nur..e pra<:11110ncr 1n 'P<>n' nwd1l 1ne ··v. e ha' t' one nt e' l'r. th1ng. · <M11d ~1n1ak.. nplaining that" T-\-\ R ha., au.c~'i tu numcrou!>e\pert tonsultants so d1ent-.t·a11 ht: t'' aluatcd b\ l'lllt' .ithlct'l's. nutnllontSts. card1olog1s1-. and a numh\·r of tHhcr '>!)el 1aliw. on an as- nel'ded ba'>•'> The equ1pmen1 \l'Cm'> \\urth' 11t 1hc per\onnel T .\ .\ K 1s lurn1'>ht•J" 1th 01' mp1t' "l'.'1gh1 ... ol rnurSt" and spet 1all~ Je">tgned .it•rohll '> bK'\l le'> but then.' are al~1 \ome tout hes that "on· t ht: found ..it thl• ltl\:dl \pa . T .\.\R ha"> the f-ood and Dru~ .\dmin1'tra\lun '> apprn,al tote\t thcctTe1..t1\en1:<,.,ol ..i la!>Cr alupunl.'ture de' 1te ·· 11 "Ork<> "ell for pain relief the quesuon no"' 1s "hcther 111nt rea~'> the rate ot healing:· <,a1d tnzak The in ... 111ute .il'>o boa<>I'> '1 lOmp1.1tcn1ed e{erc1se mac hint' called the -\nl'I Tht\ l on1rap11on not onl~ 0...,....,. pt>oto by l!,_t c-... pnH 1de'> an ind1' 1duah1ed reg1m1."n 01 <,peed and rt''>l'>tanu.' "1th in\tJnl '1Jt•u kl•Jhat \.. nn progre~s 11 n en tdh '" t·~ or!..~J Jthlt'lt''" ht•n h• go I\• tht• '>ho"er Cllf Halsey, physiologist for Sports Trauma and Athletic Re habllltatlon Institute at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. ··v. e Jl'>o ha' l' 'P...·l 1.1lt1l'J l'lt·, Int al '11 mufJtH.ln ,·-iu1pml'nt not a' ail..ihkl'l'l'" hae ·said 'itn1ak .\nd a 'pru ng "01id rloor -dt'\lgned :.it l urJ1 ng It' "J'.X'' 1til.'at1ons ln>m thl· Jull1Jfd \l hool 111l>Jntt•111 '-t'" ) ur.._ -t'nable~ JJOl t'f'> tn "11ri.. out 11n a ... urlat e" 11h JU't thl' n gh1 .imt•unt ',, n·u11 I TEST CAN PREVENT PAIN IN NECK Prnk,\lonal .11 hklt'' h.i' l' tx·cn trl.'alt'd JI\ T .\-\ R \JIJ \lrltJI.. hlll lht' l ftt'nll°ft' I' l\Hllpo"·J [lflnl.lflh tll dtlC,' Jnd rt'l rt•at ion.If ath ktl'' \\ h1k rx<1rk h:.t' t' \llmt• Imm \,in D1qt11.1 nJ R" t'r"J,· Io h\· 1 rt»llt'd a I \ T-\ .\ R .. (he peupk frllm H un11nt!tun Ht'Jt h I ountJ1n \ Jiil'' and from ~111Tne'" to .. i..utl. 11r pt•ihap'> 111 \Ollr 1111d nr lmH·r ncrk f hl'fl' Jll' pain. from pang., 111 .,c,en hoOl'\ or ,,·r1d1rJ,· 1.ompn ... 1ng tht• nn'I.. 1.1.h1lh .m· achl'\ -tl1'l'Omfun rl'lt'rrl·d to • .., the ll'f\ it.ti 'p1nl· in tht· nctk "all 11>11 c "l'p.ira11ng t·.1d1 'l"rtl'hr.1l· " .. 111 1ntl·nertl·hr .. tl J1,1. .1 wmmon 11·, n·;ill\ .. ARY car11lag.1nou,pad"h1lhwnnt\1.11purpo'e" l hl·lir,t1\t11 no \\Onc.kr \llll"l" tht· keep thl' 'ah'hrJr I rum g.t·111ng 11111t111,e 111gl'lhl'r .ind thl· nee!.. I\ prom· to in· R 'elnoll " 111 !..n·p 1hr t\1.11 .1d1.1lt'llt honl'' 1r11111 lllntlllf JU() Imm pour po'>-OTHENBERG apart I ht· dl\t ".1t tu.ilh J ligJllll'IH "h11.h "rt·krr1·d 111 ·'' ture. \Caro, 111 .ihu\l'. 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(Plea.ee ~ SOIR.&£/82) \ • .... --- I 112 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, February 5, 1985 More people taking tea for medicinal.values Use a preve ntive a pproach w ith p opula r h erba l drink \\ 111 mJk<"thcm feel better ph) ~1~:ally, catm1ng 1hc11 .. Think of winter. and you probably long for a hot. ~1eam1ngdnnk by a firt•!')lacc. Maybe an apres-i.k1 cup of n}('oa. a hot rurn toddy or even a mugofblack coffee. But mo1c and more people arc turn1ngawa} from these 1rud111ons. Cocoa. the} feel. has too man) calorics. rum makes them drows)· and coffee Jangle their nerve~. l hcm1\try or 4lt1t11ni the1on1fl1c!>. Some teas. hke the mints and chamom1lc, contain oils that can i;hghtly dilate the hl ood ''t•ssds. tocrcate a warm. flushed ft'chng. Other!>. !>u1.·h'as fonuarrd nnd !ihppcry cJm~contain ingredient~ that ma) help i;oothc in named mucous membranes. And )\111 others arc good for digestive ailments or menstrual nampi.. In<. lead. they're taking tea -part1t·ularl) herbal tea. ma>be \\Ith spH.'esaddcd People aren't choos1ngchamom1lc and l'innamonJU'>t tor :i n~w. low-t·alone ta te The) also hope that hcrbal teas fhc kc} to enjoying herbal teas. as well as benefiting from them. is not to expect too much. ''If you're going to u!>e the popular herbal teas for their medicinal value, the approach should tx· a sensible. preventive one-low-tech. ~ulw.:lin1cal , sub-disease," SU)S Michael Moore. author of "Medicinal Plant!> of the Mountain West" (Museum of New Mexico Prc$S, $7. 9 5) and director of the School of C'hn1cal Herbology in an ta Fe. N.M. SOIREE ... From Bl ranged tor 1 he d1 nncr to be held at thn luh. It thl.' chefs had jppearcd. the} ''o uld probabl~ ha\1.' had a standing tn at ion fonhl'lr art1!1l1c ctTons v. h1t:h included broccoli flan and mussl'h (getting fi, r stars at m} tabk with Wanda and Bob Egly and Bob and Frances Morgan). apple mint sorbet. veal en croutc w11h Deity Net,......, Nollenl 1<-... Ir ullk -.auce.grillcd turbot with mac,tcd pe pper sauce and that dnsnt-fcu ii lctc raspbeme" v. 1th r;.iraml·l -.aut:e. Robert C. Fyke, Wanda and Robert Egly dined with fellow Performing Art• Center aupportera at Pacific Club. .\ho thl·rc were Gloria and George Ryan, William A. Steele (\Jnta Anita Dc"elopmcn1 Corp.) '' 11 h C: retcheo Reopelle. Karen Belson. Ba rbara and Keat Fre11odt (nov. ho meaftcrtwoholtda) tnpsto \-k\lco). Shari (chapter president) • 1 nd Harry Esaylao, E llie and Barry Faber and Rutb and Robert Fyke. Richard Kratz, Jean Sulliva n, Mary and Thomas Wolff Jr., Lucy and Lee Karns. William and Kathryn McGrath, Lenora and Thomas Monahan, Bari and Hannes Tulvlng and Mary and Carl Raymond. Otherundcrwritersare Allergan Pharmaceuticals. the James Bakers, Flo and Edward Barnes, Dona CaJI, the Joseph Cameras, Robert Dakes, Christopher Martlns, Rober t Llnds and Dr. Stephen and Judith Johnson. Carmen and Or . This spice might be nice but not when it's smoked DI· .\R '-\NN L.\NDER~ I know 'ou arr ~trongl> opposed to cigarette ~mok1ngand ha\e <wer the years "'aged a one-woman war aga1m.t tt But I believe )'OU are fair-mtndt"d and \\ill give mt· the stra1gh1 \IOI) Question What" the scoop on the clo\e cigarettes that are becoming so popular" '-\re the) a good sub!>lllute for v. ha 1 'ou call .. coffin na 1ls .. " Plc.~a!>cg1,eu\lhC\\ord -VISALI.\ < .\ L DEAR VISALIA: Clove cigarettes are becoming the "in thing" among the yoUJJger set even though Ibey are more expensive lbao the conven· tional type -$3 fo r a pack of 10. Clove c4garettes are made in In· donesla and contain 40 percent clove and 60 percent tobacco. The claim that they contain "less tobacco" ls true. Bui what tbey don't tell you is that clove cigarettes have a much higher level of ta r and nicotine. Tar contains carcinogenic (cancer- causingl compounds and nicotine is addictive. More than 25 brands of clove cigarettes a re currently being im- ported. They come in white , brown , filter or non-filter and tapered or straight . Because they a re so costly, some view them as sta tus symbols. Most clo,·e smokers are be tween 18 and 32 years of age. Every physician I have qoeslloned about tbis lrendy 1>moke says tbe ANN LANDERS clove cigarette is probably more harmrul than the straight tobacco because of the tar and nicotine coote.nt; also, they burn slowly, taste sweet and t heir smoothness makes inhaling more likely. There is no such thing as a safe ciizarette. /{ .. DE..\R -\1'.'-L..\11.;0ER~ lam '' nting:ibout a fm·nd v. ho ncl.'ds hl'll'l R11a '" 21 . ahou1 40 pounds n\ef'\'r1gh1 hut '1111 attrat'll\C ~hr 1c;a great con' er!><lllonah'>t. an l'\lellent um~. and rnn '><.'"and p:11n1 The problem R11.i '>'Ill go to bed ""than~o nr"'hoasksher ">hl'kl'l'P'> tdl1ng meal I shl' "'antH1u1 ot lik 1~a n1cegu~ tosett kdo\\n v.11h I ha\(~ told hrrshc will nc\ cr tind a man who v. Ill marl') her 11\hl' '>lcl.'P' \\ 11h C\ l'f\ fom . Dick and Harr. on thc tirs1 dJtl.' Most of her bcd.·panner\ arc gu' ~'>hr picks up in bar\ The' get drunk and nobmh rcml·mtx·rs ha .till-rune night I knu"' c;omething is" rong v. 1th th1.,g1rl hut I don't knov. how 10 help her f <;ent ht•r c,omc Jrllde~ a0ou1 herpl'''impll'\ llJnd .\ID~ 1hin~1ng the~ might scare her into behaving better, but they made no 1mprcss1on. Nov.. what?-WORRIED FRIEND IN .\LTOONA DEAR TOON A: Anyone who goes to bed with strangers night after night Is slclt. Rita needs a lot more help than you can give her. If she can't afford private counsellng she should look In the phone book under Mental Health and check out the local service agencies. The girl Is pathetic. • • • DE.\R .\NN LANDERS: I find >ourcolumn a source of streJlgth -a \pccial blessing. When I read the problems others are having my own .. cem -.01n .. 1al I become ashamed. Plca~e let all 1he troubled who wnte 10 \OU knov. that someone in Pueno Rico ,., pra) ing forthem Of course. I do not know them but 11 doesn't mauer We are all God's children. and 1ha1 makes us brothers and s1sters- l'ach and e\ Cl) One. -V H.INS.\l\i Jl . .\N DEAR V .II.: What a beautiful lettt>r! Thank you for writing. ... . . What's the story on po1. coca int'. I.SO. PCP. downers. speed? Can you handle 1hcm 1(wu'recareful?Send for .\nn Landers' all-new booklet. "Thc L<>"-do"'n on Dope ... For each h<.>0J.. lc1 ordered. send $2, plus a long. wll-adurc~d. stampedem·clope{37 ct'nl\ postagc) to Ann Landers. 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"'o. thN1.• " 1u~t \11m1.·1h1ng non- prole.,.,1onal about a homl' offill' lhal 1n' 1lc\ rx·ople to ka"l' a hall-eaten doughnut on \our de\~ and .i tell'· phnnl.' rcn•1\ l'r \o\ 1th a l'OP'>ICk ')tlCk and 'our uni\ l'll.'ll 'WO\Cn into the (Ord If I h<1d an\ J1..h Kl' ahout home 11tJilc\ 11 "'ould bt• to nc:,t.•r locatl' thl·m ou1 .. 1dt.• ot :i bathrnom dl1or V. l··r1.· talking frct"wa) trallit ht.·re. plu' 11u1bur'>1' of \team. hlanng The MaiJs· ~merica ·s_M~rd Se rvice ... ( 71 4 ) 8 4 8-5558 Rid Your. elf of lJnwanh·d Hair Forever ! Get the Fact s on Permanent Hair Removal CALL for FREE Brochure (714) 898-2821 or (714) 831-3389_ radio~. 011 -~l'' singing and hea\ )' gargling. He JO unlt~ted mother or vou'll fall into the trap of. "'Doe~ ~our mother sta) at home or does she work? 'ihe'c; at home'> Tht'n sht' can drive the f-uture Homemakers of America to a mcat.J)f.(it.:cssing plant." Ha\l' bu'irncc;c; hours or at leao;t SO time~ a day )OU -...ill have \Omeone 1ntcrru111 your chain of thought with. "Don't get ur. Just tell me where 1t ,, H l>nn'1 c.harc ~r "office" with Jno1her buo;1nec;s. This translates 10 a room 1ha1 ho uses a sewing machine. rron1ng board. stereo. exercise h1ndc or a guest who 1s sleeping m l'r Thec,c arc d1s1racttons 'ou don't 01.'l.'d .. V.car \Ourhean on \Oor•ilec\cand \111.Jr supplies around \.Our -...a1st 'tear~ ago, I created a utifit} belt that holds m) scissors. pen, tape. ruler. <'l'l'elopcs and white paper. E'el) n1gh1 before I go to bed .. I hide them in a different spot A loaded ut1li1y belt in the hands of children 1s a dangerous thrng I read one stol) that said a home oflice can offer yo u exactly what you have always wanted: a challenge. cfficicnn effecu veness and fun 't ou'IJ°do well to get one out of four YOU CAN DO ITI ![;;;\ STOP SMOKING '51 '~'"'-~'""~ _ .......... _... WITH HYPNOSISll LO• Y-C.OWOCf ML Y-"IU Nbfn Y M ...... ..._ 911l NCH•• r ... - ..... , .... -4 _... .... ~ .. -.. Cell ,_., f4W e heefth~, " .... ~, ..... _Cl14) 471...offtrNOlll (en.A AtU11<11111I l ~,. 'Jtlll n so ....._ ..,., °'· ""'· ..-. o c:.. ..... 'It might be n1l'e todrinl. fcnugreck tea when you have a c.tomncharhr or a !>Orl' 1h1 oat. hut tt's simply nol appro!')nale whc:n you have an acute or chronic problem fhes,e ll·as \hould not bt' uwd a' drug,." -Chamomile.". Overonc million lUP!> of this tlov.crv- la'>t1ng tl.'a an'lOn\UnlCd dad}. n1aJ..1ng 11 JX•rhap~ thl' mo'>I (Xtflular tea 1n thl' v.01 Ill (Mint run) u tlo!>e -.ernnd . J T r:id1tionall\ n.>11'>1dercd 10 btla gencrJI 1on1c t:hamom1le 1\ <,aid 10 be c·~IX'l'l~11ly usdul for a1d1ngd1Ke!>t1on . ~ooth1ng Ph}s1t:1Urt!>C11td the food and DrugAdmin1s1rat1on ha' r warned that pott•nt h~rb.al pQttonscan have si~t' dT('ct<. Somt• plnrmdol'Onta1n water-soluble chemH:als called alkaloids and glyt.'o~idcs-the compounds that can mak<· m1stlct0t.· le1hal. And that recently led the FDA to ban ~afrolc (ut:omponcnt ofsassafra~). Othersconuun 1nOamma11on mid fi~hung rnfrl't1on . Like uny Oowcnng pl<1nt. thamom1lc ran <:a use an 1 coumann!> thatea n 1ntcrfcrc with blood clot ling. al kt g11.· rcac11on in '>Ollll.' l'l\'Ol'llr. 11 yo u nrn open a box of chamomile and tukl· a gond wh1ff wt1hou1 alll'rg.it: symptom SI runny llO'>l'. watcl) eyl'!>, sneeLe!>),) uu should be line. I or 1ho!.c who likt• herbal tea!>. thl' surest course is 10 '>lll'k to the most rnmmon one~ -the "supermarket teas" -(,in\Cng. L ungu,l·d in thr I arl a~ta!>an 1n\ 1gora11ng tonic. g1n .. eng rnnkl'!> a lltrong-lai.1ing. slightly t'1111cr tea. Hut yo u ma~ ha' 1.· \Orne trouble finding the real 1h1ng. An independen t Jnul} .,,.,of 54 g1n\eng product'> 1nclud1ng tl•a. J')owder extrart~and tahkt<, found that 15 ~rccnt t:onta1ned no g1nwnga1 all and those pro' l.'n to he i.uk. . If' you're tempted 10 mix )our own. do some caretul research first. "The Honest Herbal" ((ieorgc F. Suckley Co .S 14.50). by Varro F. Tyler. is a good place tostan. "Medica l Botan}" (W1ley-lntermencc .. S 14.95). by Walter H. Lewis and Memor; P.F. Elvin-Lewis. also offers a v.-ealth ofinforma11on Prettnant women and anyone with a cond1t1on such as hean disease should check with a doctor first Wh1lqou ma} w.ini totr) ginwnsai.:m oct."as1011al tonic. be alert to the danger' tn ll\.l'rdmng 11-high blood pre .. sure. diarrhea. skrn ra~hc\ and -.v.l.'lllng F1nalh . make these 1eao; one pan ofa balanced food intake. Like so man} things that can be harmful in excess. herbal teas arc fine -and e'en beneficial -when t"njoyed 1n moderation. -P('!')pcrmint and \pl·arm1111 I hcM' l\\O un1\crsall} lo ed and w1del) u~·d Ila' onngs Jrl· lound in t"' Cl) thing trom 1oothpaste 10 liquor and ml·d1nnes Peppermint 1!> actuall) ah} brid of \l)l.'armrnt and 1.onta1n!> more of the 'olattk 011 . rnt•nthol. a 11m1.·-honorcd and chn1call) pro.,, en aid tod1g1.•st1on. fhe menth ol rnn al\o act asa mild ant1'>pa!>mod1c mal-.1ng 11 U\l'ful for relic\ 1ng ml.'nstrual cramps. Herc arc some favorites: -.\lfalfa. Found growing wild and cultivated as animal feed all overthe Unned States, alfalfa boast\ a high mineral content (e!>pec1ally 1.·alc1um, phosphorus and iron). as well as vi 1an11n Kand fohc acid. By itself. alfalfa tea tasu.·s hkc gra9S. so it's most often blended with mint This herb has a long-standing reputation in folk med1cin(' as a cure for anhritis. but iodate there's no research proof. Moore stresses that alfalfa only helps some oft hr people some of the time: it should be used asad1etal)' supplement. he says. not a cure. In any case. alfalfa is -RO)t' H 1p'>. E'er} hod) Sel·mc. to know about th1 i. fruit ofthl' ro'e and' 11am111 ( What moc,i peopk don't rt·ali11.' 1i. that wh1k therl'·, quite a h1 t nf( 111 fresh rose hip,, thnc\ Vl'ry little In dl'll'd roc.1.· hips. w1d<.'I} rccogn1Lcd asa safe tea to drink . Dr. and Mra. Udall UDALL-CONNE LLY Fam ii) members and close friends were present when Calh) Connell} and Dr. John Udall C\changed -...ed- drng vov.s 1n a Jan. I:! ceremony at Dr l ldall'~ Sp)glas" Hill h()me in Corona dcl Mar Dr Udall 1s an associate professor of cardiology at UC lr\ine. PETERKA-WILLIAMS .\nne Kathryn W11l1am s and JACOBS -FORBATH I hl' engagement of Jill Katnn Jam b\ and 5tephcn John Forbath wa~ announred al a hohda) pan) b~ her parents. Mal) i\nn and Rradlr) Jacob'> of M1f>s1on VicJo The bride-elect 1s a graduate of ( ap1 strano Valle) H 1gh School. rt.·- cr1\ed a B •\ in poli11cahr1cnce and a "1 B .\ 1n markeung from UC Irvine. She 1s a member of P1 Beta Phi Fra1ctn1t) and is secn.·tal) of the Southern ( ahfornta American Mar- kettng ..\s<,0<'1att.on ~he 1\ employed in marketing <.en ice<, h~ Parsons. Brinckerhoff. Quade and Douglas In< ofSanta ..\n:i Her future bridegroom 1s the son of Jean and Frank Forbath of Costa Meo;a. He 1s a graduate of Estancia High St.'hool and received his B.A. 1n English from UC Santa Barbara and tm M.B .. 1n markl'llng and finann· from U< ·Irvine He holds a ll.'>. ( oa~t Ciuard certified captain's lice nse and is a captain at Catalina Pas'icnger Service of Ncwpon Beach. .\n Auguc;t wedding 1'1 planned. En1 ymcs brl.'ak 1t dov.n 1n tht" dn ins prOl·ess. so that \oum1ghtg('tapahl) Jmgof\1taminc 111111.·upofrosc- h1fl 1c:a. It is. howt"Vt'r. a' er~ ,afi: ll'~1. with a Oll't" berry Ila\ or and mild d1url.'11c and laxall H' 1'lnll'll.'n1t'\. American Heallh Magazine Service Oan1el James Peterka were married in a Jan. 5 ceremon) at Our lad> Queen of Angels Catholic C'hlirch 1n Newpon Beach. A reception for 300 guests followed at the Corona del Mar home of the bnde's parents. Barry and Kay Williams. The bridegroom. a Newpon Beach resident. is the son of Roger and Diane Peterka of Atlanta. . \ The bride's si\ter. Tracy W'i l11ams. was maid of honor. and Dennis Regan was best man. Other auend- ants were Joy Del CalLo. He1d1 Hoppes. Anne Downing, Margie Maper and Shelley Porter as bndesma1ds. and Matt Regan. Tim Regan. Tony Peterka. Ken Peterka and Bob Uhler as ushers Dani Williams. the bride's sister, was 1un1or bridesmaid and nng bearer was Andrew Peterka. .\fter a wedding trip 10 ~an Fran- cisco. the couple will make their home in San Diego. SMIT H-MONSOUR The Los Angeles Temple of lalll'r- day Saints was th(' semng for the Jan. 2 wedding of Jacqueline Monsour and Kent Jaccard Smith. both ol Costa Mesa. The bride is the daughter ol ( usla Mc·sans Richard and Kathcrinl.' Monsour. She " a gradu:ite 1)f fatanua High 'ichool and BrighJm J ETER-STEVE NS Mr and Mrs. arl R. Stc"ens of Costa Mesa hosted a family dinner party to announce the engagement ol Debra L. Jeter of Los Angeles 10 1he11 50n. Clay Raymond tevens. In attendance we re th~ parent-; of the bride-to-be. Mr. and Mrs. G cr:ild D. Jeter. her brother aod his wife.Mr and Mrs. Robert L. Jeter: Mr. and lrs. Carl Randall Stevens of Foun- tarn Valle}. brother of the future bridegroom. and hrs y 1stcr and hl·r husband, Mr. and Mrs Richard 8\bce ofSanta Ana. -The bnde-elect 1s a graduatl' ol Cal State Long Beach and 1-.cmplo)ed a'i a marketing service represcn1a11"c for ·\mencan Airlines. fhe future bridegroom 1s a gradu· att of Estancia High School and rcneved his R. A. in busin e'is and murketin~ from Pepperdinc Un1wr- )ll). He 1s regional market in~ man- ager for the Dowdell Corporation. The) will be married on April 20 at the Pahi;ades Lutheran Church 1n Pal'ifk Pah~ades. M r. and M rs. Smith 't oung l n1\er\1I} I k r hndt>groom 1'i thl' -.on of Dud le' and ~h ra Smith of Costa \-1csa .. He I\ also a graduate ot btanua H 1gh ~c hool and is attending Bngh.im \ oung l 'nl\cr-.11} after 'en 1ng1n a I at1l·r-da} aants m1!>s1on 1n f l.'U<idor He 1<> a member of lhl.' A\I Vollnhalltl.'am \lta J ~edd1ng tnp to ( oronado t..land thl' rnurk arr resident') of Prm 11 I '1,1h T ARPLIN-HEGENER I nrmn \ie,\ ron Reach rl.'s1dcn1 t....11 nna \nn t kgcner. nov. of Ney. \ orU It~ .indJef1r1.•\ F. Tarphn.also 111 Nl·v. 't nrk < 1t\ an· planning to marn 1n \l·ptemtx-r 1n :"-ll''>' York. I hr d,1ughll r t•I \1 1 Jnd Mr'>. Paul J I kgrna 111 "'l'\' ix>n Reach and C lrl.indu '' .1 graduall' of ~tephen'> < ollq!.l' < 11lumh1J \lo I h1· lunm· hndr ''as a 1980 drhul.1ntl' \\Ith the Los ..\ngelc') < hapll'I 111 \,j1111n.1I ( hant ~ League .ind \\J' pn•\1'nll.'d to T1moth) C Jr1.l111,il \l,1nning JI 1hc I 9M I Pres· l'nt.1111111 Hall of lhl' 'iocral Service \u\il1Jr. \ht I' <1 linanl'1al coord1- n,11or tor \la1. \ltllan Puhhc,hingC"o. I In Ila nu· '"n ufC /race Tarphn ol \ou1harnpton N Y. and the late Mr M!lulll't' Tarplin. 1s a graduate of lla,l·rford ( nllege. Haverford. Pa .. and ( •l'orgl' Washington llni versll) I av. \l'lwol He: 11. associated with a Nn' \ 1111>. lav. firm Concentrated sound waves can pulverize kidney stones Med1l'al tech---------------lost work. It would also \3ve on pain and suffering and nolo8) 1s changing decrease the death'l nc.soc1atcd with maJor ~urge!). rapidly New med1 -The FDA estimates that one million Americans each c:incs. surgical tech-B year arc affi1cted with kidney stones. All or th e causes of n1quC"I and devices RENNAN k1dn~y stone formation arc not known. In most cases. for d1agnom and mult1p!e causative factor11 are probabl ~ in volved Stone trt"atmen1 of diseases c forma11on occurs more commonly in men than 1n women arc Jrad1ng to maJOr ASSIDY It is rare in children and rare among blacks. I he te ndency .. brca kt h roughs" to form stones ol\cn runs rn the family. with increasing fre· Most kidney stonc'I In thl" ll S. arc composed of e11her qucncy. calc!um o"alatc or a mixture of catoum oxalate and One ~uch new 1n\trumrnt of advancmg medical calcium phosphate. E'lcernve 1ntakr of c.·alcium and • 1cchnol0&y 1s a on1c wave device for brcakina up stones of oxalate in the diet may lead to stone fo rmation in the the unnary tract. This newmi\lrumcntcallcd a L1thotripter kid ney of an ind1v1dual who 1s pred1spo~d. The major win recently approved by the Food and Orua Admini~ sourc~ of calcium 1n the." d1c1 are milk and cheese 1rat1on. Excess1".c u~ of calclu.m dietary 'lupplcmcntund vuamin The names come (rom the greck "hlhos" mcamna D may 1ncrc.se the nsk o( !!tone formation V11amin D "~tonr" and "1npi;15" meanrna "to break ... Thi$ device 1t. 1ncrca~s the absorption ofcalc1um from the stomach and used to concentrate sound waves on a stone in the k1dnc}'. intestine . Hiah dose of v11am1n ( ~u)C an increase 1n lht" The conccntrnlcd sound waves pulvenzc the stone into oxalate content of the unne and ma> lead 10 more nones small granule~ that can pall out in the unne. This 1s all A pcrso~ may live for _yea~ and incur no symptoms done without sur$Cry and takes IC"Ss than an hour. from a tone 1n t~c ICl~ncy .. Or the stone may be found to be Currently this new device 1s available in vet) few related to rtcu~na 1nfcc:t1on of the urinary trod. Small medical center, of 1hc world. But with recent FDA stone or &mall piece of a larger stone may break loose and approval the hthotnptcr treatment will be more ttad1l) cause obstrucuon or severe.' pain Surgical rtmo"al hi 1va1l1blc The machine" mam.ifacturcd 1n Germany and been often needed to protect the kidney from Proa.re ivc about 20 10 30 of the new machines art planned for destruction and eventual k1dnc)' failure Hopefully thiii d1stnbut1on m Amcncan hm;p1tals dunng 198.S. new lithotnpter will allow for non.5urg1cal treatment of New n1edmtf tcdtnotngy 11 ex pc:11s1 vt. Howcvtr.Wtth 11bout 901X'rn-nrnf th~e wtminusl 'urTc n tly uncJCrgo w1dcsp~d use or this machine 11 1s e<;t1matcd that about an operation for removal of ktdnc~ tones. 100.000 suracricscach year could he avoided. That "'ould J B~nnan Cnudy. M.D. prort1rc1 fam1h' and m the Ion• run\:!\ t' mon<'' with IC'\\ hospital costund lcH rmrf8rnr) mrd1nn<' m ro~tn Mr{ia nnd Fo11n1Din ( 'a//c•1 . .. - ----------- SCR 's 'Right Selr helps .. kids boost tJieir images · On1.· ol thl' mo')t 1mport nn1 le~'>On!> ,1 kul ran kurn 1~n·1 tau$ht 1n the 'lhoul,, bu11h1' )'l'a r it\ hcin~offcre<l :n Jn, e\lracumcular assignment Ii 11111 South Coast Repertory. I h1!. ~1mpk me~sagl' -that you l.111·1 get along w11h other people until > ou learn to get along wnh yourself - ., till' rnre of S( R's 16th annual l'dura11onul touring program. "The Kight Self." ht'1ng presented to some 7ll.OOO ~ oung\ll'r'> al 0' cr I 00 schools through June fh1.· hour-long en 1crta1 n mcnt. prl'\ ll'\.'l'd ht•lorl' a packl·d house on the SCK main stage last week. was "'nllen b~ frrr) Patch and Diane l\1ng and part1all> lundl.·d h> a grant lrom Ml'n' n's Department Store!I It .uJdrcs'>e'>a un1,cr'>al prohkm among }\lung pcopk. that ofsl'lf·e'>teem l 'ndl·~the dirn 11un of~( R ·.,John· l>a' 1d l\:t•lll'I -who has staged the touring '>hO'-"'> \IOU~ thc program hq~an 1n 1117 ·' -.. fhe Right Seit" hnng\ II\ )oung audience~ into the 'hov. b) l'hntingthc1ro""n 1dca'i . .\nd till' fiH··ml·mbcr ca~t had heller he n·ad~ for an) thing. ..\1 la'>t \.\eek's prcv1l'w. actress Hanha Hartmann tossl'll out an appl•al to the peanut gallery: "What's \ll special about me. any\.\ay'.'" One prntKIOU\ >o ung man shot back. "You'rc '>e"<).'' Toi Tnus fantaS) SCC'ne as he 1mag1nes ham~ll a ~upcr-compctent Captain Kirk right· 1ng the course of a doomc:d spacc~h1p Hartmann 1s cxplos1\C 1n her dream ofll.nod1ng 'cm dead a!> a nx:k singer the show's best solo turn "'h1h.- Hamman stnkcs a bel1e\abk note as the top athlc:tc: "'ho'd hll.c to ht· admired for h1m'>l'l f Jnd not ha'> acrnm pl 1sh men ts. In the end. ol cour'>l' thl· threl· "kids" rcahLl' their ov. n '>l'lf ..... orth Jnd learn to apprcc1atl' their o"' n 111dJ\ 1duaht) -which as "'hat .. f hl' Kight Self'' 1s cakulatcd to 1n!>plrl' 1n 1t\ )Oung aud1cnc.cs . ..\nd Kl'llcr\ l\CR produc11on I\ fast pacl·d. funn\ and ~PPY along the wa> lt'ion tour through thl' l'nd of .lunt· to schools 1n Orangl' and I O\ .\ngcks counties. and probahl> v.111 Ix· mo't kids' IOlllal expO\Ufl' to h\l' thl'Btl'r School olliual' l';rn hooll. a per· formance by calling SCR's l\ns llaRl'O at 'IH-2602 (:ALLBOARD -fhe Costa Mesa Civic Playhoust' will hold audi1ions Monday and Tuc:sda} of next week tor tht: musical mystery comedy "')ometh1ng's Afoot''. .. director Pall T ambclhn1 wall be seeking a cast of six men and four women for the spoof of Bn11sh whodun11 s .... bring sheet mus1l and dress fo r a dance audition at the pla) house. 661 Hamilton S1 .. ( osia Mcc;a. and call 650..526l} tor furt her det:uls .. BACKSTAGE -Orange Coast College 1s otlrnnga pair of workshops 1h1s semester . Jack Holland will l('ach a rnursc on acting fundamen· tah .,.. h1lc Roben Conrad instructs a \ IJ'' on acting for 1clcv1s1on .... the rnst 1s S 12 for tht ac11ng class. S25 fo r thl' TV course and rl·g1'itratton 1s being tJkcn now . rnll 432-5880 fo r further dl.'ta1ls .. Thl' thc:lll.'r an<; department ot \alldlchark ( ullegl· \outh 1s lool.ing lnr 'olunll'l'r'> to \A.ork 1n 11~ l'OStumt• <;hop . ~·opk' an· nccckd between 9 a m and 'i p.m. V..l'd,duH for a-. man\. hour' a' lhl') ran · i.pare .. thu~~ 1n1ern1cu \houlll ront:ict Samm1 Mun11 tht' dt'partmcni's assmant lOO\Unll'r, .It !O I ··Po 7 or tU 1-4 76J Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Tuesday February 5 1985 .. Hartman) panic ln a fantasy ecene from South Coaat Repertory--• 1985 tourlnC production, "The Right Self." That brought thl' hOUS(' down, but Hanmann recovered and had the last ad-Ith laugh .. .\nd I'm onl) 1n 'l''cnth grade" This '>Ort of interaction • ., cs~cnt 1al w "The Right Self' -gc111ng the kid~ rn,ohrd '>O that thC) can 1den11f~ "1th thl.· personalll} c;1~ le'> depicted 1n thl· !>ho'-". There's the Charlie Bro"'n· t~ pc nerd (Tom Shelton>. the school lllt k (Sam Hammann) and the 1n· Movie stirs memory for ex-Cotton Clubber Chorus girl of 50 years ago recalls Harle m night spot as ·a place of color a nd wonder' pntl.'~ JI that t1ml· \laO\ ol thl' crnplu~ec\ l.ncv. that thl'lf ho\\e\ ''l'rl' al\u ho'\'>t'\ of thl' undn .... orld 1hn did n1H Sl'cm to lJfl' 'l'l'Urc girl (Hartmann) \\ho pursul.'S By JERRY SC HWARTZ thl· 10<:k and 10, adored b\ the nerd "-i.iec1 ,, ... w r1i .. I hcrc\ also the actrc\~ (Kath nn :--:r:.v. YORK -EJna-\lal' Roh· John~on). v.ho assumcll a van('t\' "or 1nson does not ha'c to go to thl' rnlc\ -1nclud1ng a n1gh1ma.nsh mO\ 1cs tu recall the< vt\<ln ( luh Jnd lamp counselor-in fcrrc11ngou1 the a time \.\ht:n thl· Jud1l·mc "'a' v.h1tl' kids' \Ona I apprehension and making the l'horu~ "'a' lUppcr-wlorl·d and them appreciate their own ind1v1du· the mood "a~ a ~plcnd1d 1nd1go aht~ Brad Zerbst. as the 'itage .\II she need do ., unkash hl'r manager who )cts up thl' '\tage and ml·mon Fin~ 'cars ha\l' passed. but prov1dec; \Ound effects. complctl.'s the lhl' tormer chonnl.' ha'> lorgottcn no l\CR cast lklatl of Harlem's plca~urc dume. .\II l'\h1h1t tht• proper encrg\. and "II "a'' a place ol C'olur and l'nthu\1a .. m. p<1r11rn larl} in Shelton·, v.ondl·r:· Robinson '\aid in an inter· New blood to flow in DC theater By ROBERT M. ANDREWS Aoeoci.19d ,, ... Wrtt .. \\ \\Hl'\C1TO:-.. -l'l'll'r ~cllar\. the n\ant-gardc ~oung director who onn• had Mo1art\ Don (i10.,,ann1 l'allng n \kDonald's hamburger and r n·nrh fr1l''i on stage l'i read~ to g1' e .\mencan theater a star1hng ne"" look -and "'on·1 mind 11' h1\ audiences J re out raged Thl· 27-\ear-old "hm wonder" has annountl'~ plans for ihc ncwl) tor· ml·d ..\mencan National T heater at the Kenned\ Center. Sellar'.). who 'ihoots off ideas like a F-ounh of J uh .. parkier v.111 haH' a S6 m 1llmn annual hudget and three theaters to Ir) them uut 3) the lOm pan~ ·., d1rl'Ctor for \tJrtCr\. an \ml'rlCan11ed \Cr· '>lllll of <\hal<tspearc ·., h1stonca I dJ'im. "rknr~ IV. Part I." "•II open \larlh 2 I tor J \1\·V.el'I. run in thl' r 1scnhO\\Cr Thl'all'f \l·llar\ <;<l)S II ''ill tie "quill' an opening tlounsh .. Production\ for th(' first full season \tarting in \cptember v.111 be an· nuunn·d l.11n. but meanv. hale Sellar-. pron11Sl''> to \hal.(' up E1c;cnho'-"cr fheater audience'\ long an.:uc;tomed to Broad\\<H·hound tn·out\ and re- ' J\al-. starring h1g-n11m~· <:a'\t\. .\fter all h(' onet• '\Cl C11lt'K'rt and \ull1,an'<, "Thl' Mikado'' in a mod· l'rn Japan 1anghng wi th advertise· ment'i for Coca·< ol"· Son) and Seiko. He u'\ed a trailer park at ('ape ( an;l\cral, rnmpkte \.\Ith ac;tronaul\ and pink llam1ngm. a' the locak fora <>pace-agl' 'l'r~1c>n ol lfandl'I'' opera. "Ori a ndo .. I h: ';11d 1n an 1ntl·n ll'\.~ that he "'ant' 10 mah~ the !heater "a l't'ntcr of crcatwn Jnd rHlt 1u~1 an l'\flCO"iJ\\' roadhOU\l'" "I "ant thl' t-..l·nnl'lh (en ta to ht' a rlJll' ''-hl'fl' thl'rl'\ a ~ind of hull 1n thl' air not J thl·ater ol \elf-ton· grJtulatll>n or adm1rat1un ol thl' otn IOU\ hut ol r1.·a l dramat1l· lonlron- t.111on a j1l:JC'l' that real!\ \h:lkC\ ~OU up .. hl' 'ia1d See the fwiest man il America, In the #1 movie In America again! 1~1:\11::1~1:r 1-111.1-'c; A WMlff ~Jiff ' .. .. .. __ .._.,_. --...,._ NOWPLAY1NO . .., ... , .. ,~m .. • . 14-·1'.._.~ . ,,. _, ., • ..m •lllfllil-...... .... _ .... !>~ .... "' •• •Cllll• .. .... ....,. c>-oo .. ..,..,,, . ... I '-,.._, .. W(.-ml y ... wo •calla-·~ ... •"'•itt• °""' .... ,., .1:;; ... ~ .1, ..• ~ • .,......""°' ·~ •fl,_, ... i ..,. -- ' Al Al If MV Ml MUI fl•. \ ll'". It .,.. a~ a pl all' '' hac J tl'en-~c: g1 rl niuld he clc' all'd Ill a rhoru!> ol glonousl) gorgeou'> "'oml·n .,... hcrl· \ffl" could S\.\l\Cl and '>a"ha' to thl· beat ol Duke Ellington 'or (ah Callo"'a'. v.here 'ihl' toulll look ht·~ond ihc foutllght<; and '>CC J1mm~ fiurante C1eurgc Ratt or C 1lonJ s .... anc;on. T hll\l' 11 mt:'\ h.1' l' pa \\l'U V.. hl'rl' lhl' { oll on ( luh Onll' \IOOU at 640 I l·no\ .\' l'. a hou'>1ng proJCll no"' '>land' Hut thl' ( ouon ( luh lt't'' in thl· ml'mont'') ol Rob1mon .ind other'> \\hO llOll' \A.Ori.Cd on II'> \lagl' It al\o ha' hecn resurrected 1n fram·" I ord TURNTABLE TIPS 'Love ls,' By The Associated Press I hl' follu" 1nian: B1llh0Jrd·, ho1 rrlrnJ hit' a' 1hc~ ar1J<:ar 111 thl\ "rl.'1.. ·, l\\Ul' ut H1llhoard m3ga11nl' ( op' right I '1!!5 H1llhoard PuhhlJllnn' lnl Rl·11rin1t.'J "'1th r11:rm"~wn HOT SINGLE. I ·1 \\an\ 111 l...n11"' ~ h.11 I oH' I\ hirl.'1gncr ( .\llantll I : "Ea\\ I O\t.'r'' Ph11tr H.itl<'I I( Ill· 11mh1a1 '"<arrk" '-"h1\JX'r' \\hJm 1<111· un1h1Jl 4 "Lt"l·rRm" Bill\ o .... ·anUl\l'·o\ri\1,11 '"Tht· Rt1\\ nf \u.mml•r" l>on Hi:nll'\ ((1cllcn) · ti "You 'rl· lh\' lmpiralmn · ( h1lJI\<> 1t-ul! Moon-V.arih·1 Brm.I , "Mi:lho<l ot Mn<li:rn l 1H l' .. l>an I 11 :111 & John Oatl.'' tR< .\) X ";o-..l'Utron D:rncr" 1 hl· Pillllll'r \t,ll'r' ( Pl.llll'I, ') "L1t..1· a V1qpn" '-ladunna (\1rl') 10 ··1 ~uulJ f)"· .i l .. Prinn· .. t lhc Hl'I olu1wn I ~ ;irner Arm I 11 "Thl' lka1 h On" ( 1li:nn I fl'' ( \1( \) I~ .. .,11hll " \\hlnrll ,\. \11Tifl\llll (( JJ)llllil tl"C ,1hh1rn1.1 (1111, .. Da,1d 1,.,. Rolh tV..trnl'T Ham I I~ '"utt.11 \.\ ,111\" ~lll'l'OJ I .l'>lun (I \11 \ llll'lll J) I~ '( Jtl ln 1h1· lk.irt · < 1u1nn.i 1< .lllll'I· \1( \I I ti"( ,m·1 hgh1 1 h" I 1•1•hng" IH 0 "J>1'1'd"3gon !E.p111 ,, .. Thr OlcJ Man Do"n 1hc Ro.111" John F-ogl'n' ( '-' arnrr Hro\ I 'AN EXTRAORDINAR Y M O VIE' "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST" lHEKILLING (IELDS ........ ·--o ·--~ ......... -..... .-.... ·---··-- lllO '>/9 SjJIJ MAHN BRlA Pt.ALA CISfl llSA I ()wAllOS IO'WN INIU~W Cl"" t{\'411U0 ~lllAta ~-'>a IA Mita AMI. IA)•tlt SW-Ill Ill 0 1061) ' . MMC( (IN( Ut ·~~I •urmana tt)W , ...... WlSI 1911rn IU...UTU 'Aflf( HIWAY I~ .. " 91 C uppol.1 '' m11' ll' < luh .. Thl.' ( otton < oppola hullt an C\Jlt hkcncs" ut lhl· duh'<; interior do"'n tu reprodu1;- 1ng the original menu<; and matl hbook '> "In fnl'l v.hcn I \\Jlil.l'd on the '>l'l . I U\l'U tu &l'I goo'iC p1mpks.'' said I lo\\ard "'°'t rl'tl·h" Johnson. 70. a forma l horu<; bo} \\ho. wllh Rob· 1n,on. \t:ned a' a tel'hn1cal ad' 1ser But Coppola did take some lu.:ense in thl' lilm. '-"htch h1ghllghl\ thc rcla11on,h1p hl't"'l'l'll a "'hlle J3// ntU'il\'lan. a lllllh'itl'r .ind hi'> nll'>lre~\ "Thl'rl· v.crc no .,.. hllc trumpl'l rla,er'> in thl' ( otton ( luh ... as thl·rc "'·" in the lilm. said Jam Haskins. .1u1hor ut' :i h1'>tof) ol thl' nightspot that tn\p1rl·d thl· film The duh "a' o.,., ncd b' the moh-'flClilkall~ (h•nq \1addcn anatnc ol fnti.bnd "'ho<,c \laddcn\ :0-:o I Ot'l'r 1111\\l'd through Harlem during Pr11h1h111un In 1923. \laddcn took O\l'f thl' ( luh Dl'lu\l' trom Jack I oh 0\(1n thl' lo rm a hl'<I'' "l'lgh I l ham11111n Jnd rl·namcd 11 thl' < olton ( luh l hl· ti uh ".1, !?" l' n .1 Ju nglc mn11 I JOd J \l'&rl'gJll'd rohl~ Thl· Pl'f· lorml'r' \\l'fl' hlJl I. thl' aud1l'nll' v.J' ''hat(· I hl· W' 1·r l h<1rgc "a'>$.:' jll - "It Ol'' l'r rc.111' l rcl\'>l'd our m1mh ··.,aid < ab< allo"a' v.ho"H1· lie: hi-de hOl•d" h1' "'a' to \tardom at tht• C unon C luh "V..t• \\l'rc thcre to "url. Ill put un J <,ho"' tu put on mu\ll, to do our 111h .. "trl'lth John,on ~nl·v. hnaust· his lathl·r hJ<l muh tJC'> ~nll he \.\as rnnccrnl'd .. fhl'rl' v.a, ulv.a\'> the \Clll·d threa1 ol gl'lltn~ "•r>t:d <iut." \.\ hl'n Johno;,on "a' h1rcll one o f hi\ partm·r' 1n that 1934 \h11\\ v..a-. an unll.nov. n 16-~ear-uld from Brook I) n. Lena Horne. "You h.1d "II the great black. I.lancer\. <:.ingcr\. lOmed1ano,." he said "It \\as JU'SI hkc . well. Duke Ellington ..aid v. hen he first landl'd an Harkm 11 "'J' JU 'l hkl' landing 1n the m1ddk ol thl' \rab1an nights .. Fdna-\IJc Rohin\un "~" 1n a"'c 111 the 11tha ''omen on thl· hnl· "The' \\l'rl' ... umptuou'> The} ''l'rl.' gurgl'UU\ " 'hl· 'aid "T hl'' fa, urcd thl' hghtl'r ,olml·d v.umcn to Jar!. "llnll'll But II ,,1u g<ll J rarl' nt'JUI' JU~t hh · a hl.tl ~ \rah1an '>tl·cd or ..i hla,i. diamond lhl·n that Ulll' "nuld !?l't 1n Kohtn\011 l'arrwd S~' .1 v.ccl. 1 hough J fta 'hl' l hargl·d ml· a I\ 'hl· all' had .. \l.JJ(l' -'hl' 1.1,orcd "fn,nl 11' 'Virgin' top charts 11' l l1>1:rJh•r' \1 11.lnttthl ...,lar l"·•IJrl l'I f 11011 \h ll1•Jr1" 1\11•\1' ran I( Ill umh1.il :11"\ll\kd" lw ol A. Th1· l1JO)I. Ilk I tl<'I TOP LPs I l 1h· J \ 1r)l.1n · \IJJunnJ t''llrl'I : Horn 1n thl· t · \ .\ .. Bru1<' "flllll)I. ''l'l'll 1< 11lumb1.ll l '\l.11..1· II H1g" \.\ hJm 1< lllumlHJI ~ \g1·n1 l'rc" •1t.tll'ur" I 11rl'1gr1l'r t .\t l.tn 111 I " l'urrlt: IC11n Pnn"· ,\ fh1 R1•\11I u11on l~ .irn1·r Hr"' I h 1• (h1catt11 (!1111 \111on·\\,111w1 H1 "' I ~ .,,.,, I d111on" '''"' I Jll11>n I \1( \I 1'i ·R,•t l...ll'" .. Rl\.111 \d.1m' I \&. \I 1 '1 "l'rl\.lll' Dama TinJ T urnl'r f( olJ"llltlll I • l , n11 r11l'l.t' '·•hn I 1•11a11 1 \\ Jrna Hr"' I I B1~ II.HP 11 ... 1111 ll.11\l llJll ,\. 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"'CLOS (ltt SllOw' ti I 4> 4 U 1 JO & 10 10 THE IUVP CPGt Sl'low• at IJ IS J :.U • 00' u t so MtCfllt • llAUOa (N.U"J '"OWi AT I 00 J HS 40 I oa & 10 20 STAltll"" CNt 10MM I 00111111 Si.••O IJ·4 0 2 U ~ l~ 1 001.1020 ..VSltL Y HtU..S ~ f•t SHOWS AT I S) USU 1 H & 10 OS ...... , SHOWS AT IJ 0 1 40 S I 0 1 40 I. I 0 I 0 111 10MM DRIVE -INS :~:~~ STADlum 0 Ut 11 IQ K 11rllt ~u· S''''"" M~AV•N\.V eoo••S , .. ,s 'lu1 Co 11•1 Tucfler1 l"I STAtt•"" .... , ~'" CO Mh Dune (~Q I)) P'ltOTOCCX. ... , ~"' Co l'Ntvn M 1u 1 a. fohuelt l~G I J I OlllY( lllS Clllll• .. U. .... 11 I II( l UMn.t -.1 .. o-I •• M••• t JI W•'-_. ~--------- 'itcJk andv.1chc'> · "'hit h rn'>l SI '\1 1 -she "ould take home SI ti or S 11 The l'ulor hnc "a'> J ng1d one' \•fo\I l)(:rformcr\ paid l111le attenuon to 1hl' lat!. 0 1 black., 1n lhl· Jud1ence '31J HJ\l.ins "lth1nl.11v.asaplace .... herc tht:' could tind \A.Ori. and the:\ "'l'r\' happ~ 10 ha'e :::·he \31d E ntc:na1ner<:> -t'' l'n performcr'> ol thl' stature of Dul...e E:.ll1ngton -\A.l'fl' not encouraged to ~top at thl' tJhk' An c\cept1on "'a" thl· '>;1l hula\ Brothers. Fa,arll and Harold. v.ht1 \tarted dannng at the d uh"' hen thl'' "'ere 11 and 1 )eur~ old. re\pt'l 11' c" "Ma' be "'e could do that t'K'rau\l' "'t' v..crc so )oung ... fa~ar<.l "-1lhula' said. In 1936. the club·., managn, dl"· l'lded that Harlem had become un· fashionable The' dosed the up1ov. n Cotton Club and opened another onl' JI ~lsth .ind Broad""a' It closed 1n I ~~O "ht:n bl.tl k re\ ues wert no longer l)(lpular \ome ol the en1ena1ners -Ell· 1ngton C dllo"'a~ \11ss Home. the '•chola<oe'> -rl·mained on the stage Other<> qull <.ho"' business. Stretch Juhn\110 JOtned thl' ( ommumst Part) Jnd "J' a high otlic1al for :!O }tars tx·lurl he left d1s1llus1oned C nul I 4IC .,.. hen he reured. he was a prok'>'.)Or ol soc1olog~ at the State l n11 cr\1t' o t '-l.'v. \ ork at Nev. Paltz fhe '>Un., or., mC'l't from t1mC' to time. mn\th at hooters· rC'unions and annual half, "tonw 11mc-~ 11 St't'ms 1hat on1' moment'> ha'e passed since thn danll'd and ~ng on Lenox ,\\enue '\\hen I 'l'l' < ah ( allo""a". he still thml.\ nt u' a'> k1d\" said S1cholas n1>"' ""o "Hl· lilX'\n·1 ~no" that we t1rl'v. up Nicholson signed for 'Chinatown' sequel LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jake Gittes. Jack Nicholson's seedy LA gumshoe In "Chinatown, .. may soon make another appear- ance In "Two Ja'kes." The seQuel to "Chinatown" has finally come together in a deal between Nicholson. writer- director Robert Towne and producer Robert Evans in which each of them wears two hats The movie is expected to go into production In Apri~ for a Christmas release by Paramount Pictures. Evans. a former actor, will star as the heavy. real estate tycoon Jake Berman. Besides starring as the pr1vate eye, Nicholson wtll also produce with Evans Towne. who wrote the original and the sequel. wllt direct Roman Polanski directed "Chinatown•· and played a small-time hood. "Two Jakes" is set In 1948, 11 years after the first movie. The same piece of real estate that formed the battleground for 'Chinatown" will be fought over again. This time. instead of water. it involves oil. The movie deal Is an unusual one. NlcholS'on. Towne. 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' =· :· • 11 . : . .. .. ~ -·- JM OranQe Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, February 5, 1985 TV L ISTINGS MNltO -uo-u= THMFI COWAltf STMTIB IU8M88 AEPOAl WNT!COUASE CISNEWS NICNEWS HOT SEAT HOTLIHE ELVIS: ONE NIGHT WITH YOU MOVIE • • • "Ad¥tnluru 01 Marco Poto ( 19381 Gery Cooper Basil Rathbone -8:30-l ~MNJAMIN ALICE MACNEIL / LEHRER HEWSHOUA I~~. LANCER MOVIE • * • 'Broacway Danny Rose ( 1984}Woody Allen, Mii Farrow -7:00- 8 C8SHEWS I ~ NAME THAT TUNE t * t t Fiddle. On The Root (19711 T()j)OI, Norma Crane I A8CNEWSQ TliREE'S COMPANY • WHEEL Of FORTUNE Ci) ~2·1 CONTACT (R)Q P.M. MAGAZINE @) ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Qt JEOPARDY 1 Q) ROCK 'N' ROLL DISCIPLES .t;MOVIE * * 11 '• "Easy Living ( 1937) Jean Arthur Edward Arnold -7:30- tJ 2 ON TliE TOWN 0 ~FAMILY FEUD 0 EYE ON L.A. O SCTV (!)NEWS ID WKRP IN CIHCINNA Tl «!)JEOPARDY EI;) WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS ~NOVA 11) SAN OIEQO AT LARGE @) PEOPLE'S COURT a;) RACING FROM SANTA ANITA H BRAJNGAMES 0 NHLHOCKEY -8:00- tJ JEFFERSON$ O !BA-TEAM 0 ® THREE'S A CROWD 0 JOl(ER'S WILD ID ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 13 RICHARD PRYOR worka the line for laugh• In 'BLUE COLLAR'I KCoP """ e MOVIE .. * * •, 8lue Collar 119781 Richard i:, HllVe'f K•ttl NOVA WOVI£ tt "P~ To Cl\lna (19611 RICl\ald Baseharl. Lisa Gas1on1 tClMOVIE t t WIYelenglh 11~31 Robett Cairldlne Chefltl Currie H'MOVIE • * 'Blame 11 On ~o . 119841 Ml· · cnael Came. Joseph Bologna $ GALLAGHER: THE MAOOESTI -8:30- IJ (l)ALICE G aJ) WHO'S THE BOSS? G TIC TAC DOUGH I LOVE BOAT RITUALS TliE LIVING PLANET: A PORTRAIT OF THE EARTH Z' CHARLES CHAMPLIN ON THE FILM SCENE -9:00- .. HALL Of FAME D IBRIPTIOE ... B 9 MACGRUOER & LOUD NEWS G) MERV GRIFFlN fD FRONTUNE $MOVIE t * , ·Funny lady 119751 Barbrd Stre.sano. James Caan Z MOVIE * • , .Story Of A Love S1ory t 1973) Alan Bates Oom1n•Que Sanda -9:30- MOVIE • t • 11 Harpe1 119661 Paul New man Julie Harns ~ FRUGAL GOURMET m ~CK VAN DYKE CJ SCTV: THE SECOND COMING -10:00-0 ® REMINGTON STEELE OCDalNEWS G [§)20 120 0 Q RICH MAH, POOR MAN. BOOK I ~FRONTLINE m BOXING C. MOVIE • • • Tne Cnangehng 19791 Geo<ge C Scou T nsn Van Devere H MOVIE • • Tough Enovg11 t98:l1 Dennis Ouai<! Carlene Wat~ms -10:30-m INDEPENDENT NEWS fD MASTERPIECE THEATRE 0 MOVIE • fl Am1tyv1lle tt T Ile Possession 19821 Bun Vouoq James Otson -11:00-tJ 0 0 fii@,@ NEWS O TAXI 0 BURNS ANO ALLEN 0> JEFfERSONS al PEOPLE'S COURT m SERGEAHT Btll<O Z MOVIE • • : The Tiger Ano Ttie Pussycat 11~71 V1t10110 Gusman Eleanof Par It tr -11:30- FALLOUY TONIGHT OOOCOUPl.£ @) A8C NEWS NIOHTLIHE SClV VEGAS AOCKFORD ALES LA TEHIOHT AMERICA • 700CLU8 S BROTHERSQ -11:50- Cl MOVIE • • • 'l Educating Rita 11983) M1 chael Caine. Juhe Wallen H MOVIE .. • • Escape From New VOfk 1 t981J l(urt Rusull. Donald PleasenGe -12:00- " TWILIGHT ZONE Q EYE OH HOU YWOOO Q MOVIE • • 1 Bes1 Friends t 1975) Richard Hatch OouQ Chapin f) INDEPENDENT NEWS @I CHARLIE'S ANGELS S BtZARRE Q -12:30-0 ~LA TE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 0 O'HARA, U.S. TREASURY IT! MOVIE • • • Indiscreet 11958) Cary Grant lnqrid Bergman O)MOVIE • t • Hie Underground Man 1 t97•1 Peter Graves Jack l<lugman «!) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE fD SNEAI< PREVIEWS 0 MOVIE • • Am11yv1Ue The Demon t 1983) Ton, Rot>ens Tess Harper S MOVIE • Legend 01 Tne Bayou I 1976) Nev,lle Brand Met Ferrer -12·.o- tJ 8 COLUMBO -1:00- 0 MOVIE t • • Fc1me 1~ Tn~ Name 01 The Game ( 19661 Tony Franciosa Su· san Saini Jc1mes a) HOW TO MAKE IT IN AMERICA @) ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT m NATIONAL SUPERSTARS Z MOVIE • • , ·Ea11ng Raoul 119821 Paul Bartel Mary Woronov "'lOTO<OL" 1'0) a 30 "THArS DANCING" (0 ) MON· THURS 6 30 10 I~ MATT OlllON 'THI FLAMINGO IUD" "G-13) MON THURS 1 00 9 00 -U5- H ON LOCATION -1:45-C1MOvie • • ,, "La Trulle" (1982J Isabelle Hupj)erl. Jacques SpteUler -2:00- 1 CJ) CBS NEWS NIGHTWATQt NEWS MOVI( • • * The tncre<llble Sarah" ( 1976) Glenda Jackson. Oanlfll Massey m PERSUADERS -2:10- S MOVIE • • "Zenabel ( 198A) Lucretia Love. l iontl SI lll<ler -2:30- (f) MOYIETONE HEWS G) MOVIE * * t * "Mulln~ On The 8oun1Y I 19351 Clatk Gable Charles Laugh· ton 01MOVIE • • ·~ ·The Entity" I 198~1 Barbara Heislley Ron Stlvet Z)MOVIE • • "10 To Midnight" (19S3)Charles Bronson, Andrew S1evens -2:35- •HIMOVIE • • 01 Unknown Origin ( 1983) Pe· ter Weller, Jennaler Dale -3:00- 8MOVIE •• 'Magic Serpent (1966) HOrOk• Malsukalo, Tomoko Oqawa ABBOTT AHO COSTEUO a;) DEPARTMENTS -3:30- FAITH 20 -3:35- C MOVIE • • The Unseen (1981) Barbara Bach. Sidney Lassie~ -4:00- MUPPETS m Gfl'E SCOTT -4:10- H MOVIE • • 'Blame II On RtO (19841 Mt cnaei Caine Josepn Bo4ogna S GALLAGHER: THE MADOESTl -4:30- (!J TERRY TUNES Z1MOVIE * • '; 'The Lonely Guy" 119841 Steve Marlin. Charles Groo1n "AVINGIN ANGU" ll l .. 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Actor's 'Corsican' role . proved doubly di~ficult Trevor Eve Trevor·E~e plays coQtrasttng brothers in swash buckling dram~ on TV t-0ntght By JERRY BUCK "'T ................ LOS ANGEC.ES -Trevor Eve i.atd the biggest proble m he had playtng the dual roles of "The Corsican Brothers" was gelling people to believe two d1fTercnt peopk were on the screen. "I spent a lot ol 11me w11h the director. Ian Sharp. before we started shootin$." he said. "We worked out the details oft he twin brothers. In this case tt was not a simple matter of the good twin and 1he bad twin .. Lucien was the hunter I plarcd him as a rough. tough kid The kind who as a boy }elled a lot and developed a hoarseness 1n his vo1l'e He dressed roughl~ and wore 1hc ~me clothes every day. His hair was wild and was never washed. .. Louis "as more cerebral and refined H,. "''"' ht·tter groomed. It was eastt'r to play Lucien. You could nop out ofhed in the morning and go 10 the set without brushing your hair." "'I he C'ors1can Brothers." based on 1h« book by Alexandre Dumas. will be broadcast on CBS to night as a Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation. r hc classic adventure also stars (1craldine Chaplin, Nicholas Clay. Oltvta Hussey and Jean Marsh. Eve stars as the da Franchi brother'>. whose family as locked in a Jcadl)' vendetta with the de Gu1d1c1 f3m1l) 1n 19th century Corsica. Lu- 1:1cn wants to continue Corsican 1rad111ons. while Louis wants to end lhl· vendetta and dedare peace. Both brother~ arc in love with Annamaria dr Gusd1c1 (Hussey). whose fam1ly- 1n "Romeo and Juliet" fashion -ts a hlood encm) Rejectien nothing new for director The "split-frame" technique tha1 allowi. E vc 10 appear on screen as bolh hrothcrs works well. and the south of Frann· locale provides a rich and bcauuful background. But the swashbuckling tale seems. to hold interest onl} in the action sequences; 11 drags at o ther times. E'c was offered the role of th e twtn brmhcrs while on a visit here. Several CBS execu11 ves had seen him on stage 1n London.The first thing he did w~s read thr Dumas book. which he said struck him as a travelogue. By BOB THOMAS A_ .. led l'reM Writ ... I I<>\ \N(1[ I (~ -"The f-alcon .ind 1he \nowman." the talc ol young 'P'e' < 'hrt'ltophcr Bo} CC and Daulton I cl'. went through four tortuous years :ind t"'o studios before reaching the ,l·rel'n But that I'> nothing new for Bnmh director John hlesinger. ··MaO\ ofm) pictures have had the 'amt· kind of history," admmed ~c-hk'>1nger. "ho won an Academy \\\Jn.! for ··M1dn1ght Cowboy" "I gm•.,, n's bc:cau!>C I'm auractcd 111 thl' I-ind of matcnal on which fkOplc arc 1ncl1ncd to pass moral Judgml·nt' .. "Darltng" w"' rt'Jt'rled by the Brttl\h produnng rompany after romplct1 on "bet·ausc 1he girl was too un.,ympathc11r" Joseph L. Levine p1ci..cd up thl· tilm and with a few addcd.'tccne'> 11 "on Julie Christie 1hc o .. rnr 3'> tx·st ac1rc .... of 1965. "Da} of lhl' Locus1." the ac1d1c 'It'" nf lloll}\.\OOd'<. underside. was droprcd h~ Warner Bros. and picked up h' Paramount "Yanks." about (nglt<.h ""omen Jnd .\mencan G I!. during World War 11. "'a<> dumped b} Paramount and embraced b) llntver· sal-l 'n11cd .\n10,ts ·· fhrcc c;t·npt!. ol ·Thl' Falcon and \he \no"man· were "'nttrn at Fox." "<.·hln1ngrr rl'l·alkd during an inter- ' 11.'" .tt his ~un .. ct Strtp hotel suite. ··Thl' rroJlTI "a~ dropped. Cost was g1H'n J<, the rea'>on tor the rcJCCllon. hut \\ho lo.no""·1 'i1ud1os can alwa}s find J rt·a-,on · It ":I' a prnhkm l/.l'lllng the film i.tJrtl·d agatn \ rCJl'C'tcd film alwa}''> ha' tht• marlo. of( atn on 11." Producer {iahml Ka11ka managed to lind hacking from Onon Ptcturei. and Hcmdak f 1lm ( urporation. the mo' IL' linannng lirm But the pivotal factor -,aid ~chlcs1ngcr. was being able 111 film mo!.t of ··Falcon" 10 Mc\ln1 The $12 m11l1on production co't would hH vc hcen "much. much more 1n Holl ywood " Also. Schlesinger said. star'> T1moth}' Hutton and Sean Penn. wnter Steven Zasllian and others tn Jhe 1.:ompan~ worked for less than 1lte1r usual fees. "The Falcon and the Snowman" is based on Robert Lindsey's best seller about the two }Oung men. raised sn affiuenl suburban Los Angeles famtl· 1cs. who sold satcllttc-s\'stem secrets 10 the Soviets in Mexico City Hutton "as always Schlcstngcr's choice for BO}CC. the: falconer and former pnesihood candidate who found himself en1rustcd with s1a1e srcrc1s at a defense contractor. Penn 1 .. Fast Times at R1dgcmon1 High") was a later choice for Lee, the part· ume drug dealer who nego11ated with the Soviets. Schlcs1ngcr, who resemble~ a c~ n1cal Santa Claus and 1s fascinated h~ ··pt>ople on the fringe.'' managed 10 \hoot nearl} all the film tn Mexico t'\l•n though most of the story 1s centcrl·d tn the Los .\ngelcs area. "'lear :i ~olf course outside Mc\1co ( ti> he found re\ldcn11al areas 1ha1 could double tor the bo} s· old neighborhood. The defense compan~ ..... as rrall> a Mexican un1,cr'>1t} -"we onl)' had to remo'e the anll·l\mcm:an grafit· 11." There werl· fc'>' problems with censorship. he said. adding. "there were times when we had to engage the lad)' censor an hcav) conversation" The prolific Schlestn~er. who also did "Marathon Man.'' did not remain idle during the year'> 1t required 10 mount "The Falcon and the Sno ...... man." He also managed to direct a play at London's National Theater, 1wo operas and two television films. 10cluding the memorable. "An Eng- lishman Abroad" That took place tn Moscow hut was filmed ent1rcl)' 10 Engl and ··oumas had visited Corsica and «amc across 1h1s famil) ... Eve said. "Louis never appears in the book and 1~ onl) spoken about:· Eve said hts British acung back- ground had given ham skills he. needed for "The Corsican Brothers" roles. "I aln:ady knew how to fence I'd gone to the Royal Academy of Dramatic An. and fen cing ts a part of' the course. Jt's son of an offshoot of' the commandos to be an actor. I spent a month brushing up on my fenc tng and horseback riding. "But then rd done a lot of nd1ng for •Jamaica In n: I'd love to do a Western. There were a lot of English· ml'n in the O ld West." American aud iences know Eve for his roles an the TV miniseries "Lace" and the movie "Dracula." In the fu1ure he may be seen here in two Rrtttsh producuons, "Jamaica Inn.'' "'11h Jane Se)'mour, and .. A Brother's Talc" He 1s married to actress Sharon Mughan, who was tn "The Flame Trccc, ofTh1ka .. E' e 1s something of a cult figure 1n Hrtta1n because of his senes. "Shoe· 'itnng." It can also be seen tn th as rnuntf) on the l\rts & Ente-rtasnment rablc se-r"1cc "I play an t"cccntnc detective." he \a1d "He works al a local radio ~talion tn 1he West Country and peoph.' call 1n with their problems and he goes out and solves them. He has a rcrord of mstab11ity. When the sencs began he was getting ou1 of an ins1 11u11on He'd had a breakdown working on computers. ··1t's set tn the beautiful. rolling country around Bristol and Dorset. It was a huge success. and I dtd 21 episodes. They wanted me lo con- 11nue bul I pulled out after two years. 1 wanted 10 get out while 11 wa!I still good But I must say I enjoyed doing I( .. ·Bobby, J.R. make big splash By LYNDA HIRSCH DALLAS: Po1m rnnlronl\ J K about b1'i pl o< 10 makr h"r l'll:lrl'\\: "vtark '"" ahve. J R den1e\ h.1~1ngJn\ pan 1n 11. Pam 1clls ( hfl shr\ g111ng w 1oin forces with him and Jamie'" order to 11h1ain 1he1 r ,hare~ of Lw1ng Oil J K ha\ alfnrnr) look at dcwumn11\ wh1d1 'hou that Jcwk had wlc chum 10 lhl' tr3l t where the unginal oil mike took plarc. Clayton olTer\ Jamie her own 011 company cf she'll agree 10 drop ou1 offigh1 . but Jamir turns him down. Pam 1cll\ Bobb) 1ha1 J K raid 1he p1lo1 10 lell her Mark "'as 1n the ( anbbcan and Jama1ra An enraged tJohb) punches J.R. rhc l\\O men have fiih< 10 pool. ClaylOfl Jnd Ra) ha'c 10 rescue <hem bo1h. J.R. 1ell\ famil y he thinks C hlT set Pam up and pla'' <ape 1hu1 'uppom thr throl) <>net' he\ alone however J R 1elephone\ p1lo1 dnd 1dl' him lo gl·t oul of 1own Mandy lkt ak\ \he'\ nu longer going 10 pul up with Jamie and ( htrs rons<ant mtt11ngs and "':ilk~ out on ( lifT J R. Bobby and Mm Ellie arc \Ummnncd to a he.anng regardmg an tnJ\lnCllon which would frel'Ze all asscl' off wmg ()ti • • • DYNA. TY. Ak~1s learns that Blake \ucce\sfull)' nc1011a1ed 1hr naval forces' remov:il from the ( h1na Sea. Ale1us calls Lad) r\shle)' M11cht:ll. Krys1k and Blake's rtla11on~h1p become~ more strained when Blake rrlusc~ 10 \h~w 1n1erest tn her NOW PLAYING COSTA MESA Edwards Sourh C.oasr Plaza (714). S46-27 I I BR1'10L AT C.UNFL0'5'U "'40 ' rHI II •1111••1\fRI .-1H1NI\' \II T ll 1111 I I\ • I() 9 i' 'I ' 111111 I I\ 4 41! ~ UO 9 I\ ~. , o ' I I I O I j 1 <I- t ' ' I ,. 't ' . M .\rab1an ho~ ven1urr I 'nablc to be around Dc' an} longer, Amanda moves tn w11h Blake S1even tell~ Luke that he wants 10 quit seeing him because: he wants to work on his rclat1onsh1p w11h Claudia Claudia walks in Just as S1evrn 1s taking Luke into his arms to comfon him Claudia refuses 10 believe Steven's stOI) and wal ks ou1. Brady 1ells Dom1111qur somronc is trving <o takr over her l'Ompany. Rraliz1ng 11·~ Alexis, Dom•· n1Que ronfronts her. Alcius agrees to w11hdraw her takeover on <he foll owing lOnd111ons· Iha< Dominique sell Ale.us 40 percent of Denver Camng1on : 1h11 shr give upasrxeculrix ofTom 's will . and that she leave [)('o ver When ()omin1quc laughs at propo~I. .\lex1s 1s stunned .\dam upsc< that Blake will not allow him to go to Acapuko for 1mponan1 business mre11ng. dam cnrouragcs Claudia to divorce Steven Amanda accep1s Blake\ offer 10 go with him 10 Acapulco Alexis and Dcx make plans to 10 111 capulco uhen lhe)' leam Blake IS auclloning on H perccn1 of the company'i. leasts. >\lex1~ 1nv11e~ Ashle~ 10 JOin them. • • • FALCON CREST: Richard sends hts fint batch of bulk winr lo 1he bo11hn1 plant. En rou1e, the truck 1s mystenously hiJ&Cked and all 1he wine dumped. Richard accuses Chase of sabota&c. Aner ;mgr)' words. Richard taktt swing 11 Cha~. but he ducks and Angela ts knorked cold Angel a forJ!ves lhe 1wo: they agrct to put aside 1he1r differences and con~lidete a~inst the ranel. Richard teams th11 R1cbmann and Dcbcrcy are the same person. R1ebmann. through clec1mn11.: surveillance. real izes he's about 10 be exposed. He has his henchwoman Rentt kidnap Anaela. The love1truck Emma rt10lves to spend lht' day with Deberry In Dcbcrty's arms, Emma reveal' the J1CCre1 tha< Falcon Crest ia riddled with under· around tunnels and an abandoned gold mine Maaie and Richard rcconc1lc and she returns to ~r work at the radio statson Richard'' slepdauahter Lom1ne lcams \he is urry1na l.ariC'c's child • • • HJU. STJ\EET BLOES: LaRuc and Wast11naton arc du.pktiLtJ w en they must do all 1hc pepcrw<>B on dn.ia kin1P1n. Jo)tt's lint cast at D.A. dcalJ with black 11hlete whott nttk wu broken b) aroup of while lccnqcn bcnt on 1Tvenac 11'ter their school Iott 1 basketball pmc to •he bJack youth's tltlD. FunUo A~\~ min wlto~ u r ~ slimmed 1nlo when trunk pQps OJ)(n and he tee'• c1ehc of guns Later the man •am• to plea· bl,...ln bul Jeau now 1 J>11'111cpl. reah14:' that f.'unllo's arTnt 11 illqll (iariboldi Wash1nal<V' 11.nd L1Ruedcc1dc 1oao tn th«" hl'ad gun dealer .io) "a) I Ill' bu~t 1s almos1 ruined wht"n a "'-Oman who(co t nminal husband died last munlh spott (ianbald1 Later she goes to stauon 10 apolog11c and Clanbald1 ask~ her to be informer. Mick goes apanmen1 hununa w11h no resulls and finall y agrrcs 10 mov e 1n10 Howard's trailer. Wh1~ guard1na trailer. Mick meets a vagabond who charges a quancr to prott'CI the vehicles 1n the parking lot M1rk takes a hking to lhd vagabond and <he 1wo share hot chocola1e :ind w:11ch tclcv1s1on wrestling malch. • • • KNOTS LANDING: Mac preSS('S 1he 11dal basin murdrr ln\esugauon :ind moves 10s1dr 1hr Galvrston Ofgan1za11on. Gal ve,1on ordcr'l 1wo of his arde\ to take murder rap Karen learns Gary has been d1vening funds from Lo11a Point 10 <iaheston's Empire Valley prOJCCI Abby \IOP\ hclpmg Karen when Galves1ori 1hrea1ens.10 l't''Oal 1ha1 Val's twins arc 11hve Jo\hua, w11h Abb\ 's prodding, bcg1M 10 take o'er the rd1glous telev1S1on program Joshua :iccuscs C'a1h~ nfl)tnl to him 1bout Abby and abou1 ( athy's pas• rcla1 1on~h1p w1th Gary i\s Val and Winslow arc abou1 to \a)' "I do." Gary walks in on the ceremony • • • RITUALS: Logan learns of Taylor'• plans 10 rum 1he Robcnsons. Chns.11na \lcab v11.al document from the Chap1 n1., Bcrnhard1 and Palll team up 10 solve mystery Julia quC11tom. Clay abou t his newfound weahh. f..dd1e uks Sara to v1s1" him tn Jail. Sara\ visit w1th Eddie.tnds 1n ~ve_ral thr.ats., Mike tells Lacey tha t Ldd1c h;u a h1\tory of violence Tom adm11' 10 Sara that Diandra's prc1nant. Lacey le11rns that Otandni's asked qut'° 11ons abou1 having an abonion. Les W11nt1 to know why Jeff was bcatel}. Tom'i v111' wtth Eddie becomes viofcm. Oalcot1 move\ into her new home with Brady'• help JefT and Noelle question 1he1t fo1her's panne..,h1p Dakota ha\ d111y \pell ••• ST ELS!WHEl\E: F1S<'u' learn\ that Sh1rlc)' has \kipped ou< c)n her tm1L l\u~hlander. fearful that his ponra11 w1d make him look &hostly. rail, ofT 1h• unvc1 hna. Luther ronvinrn i\uKhland<t lhat lht ponra11 sho~ Autthlender't humanity ~an. 1hc boyfnend oftht , .. year -old Prtanant Mame. \k1P' to11<n, M1111e aocs mto prtmaturc labor and the blby 1J 1t1ll born The late Pe1cr Wh11e't widow M)ra hu natural ch1ldbtnh with Jeck MomM>n's help and dthvcn 1 htalthy baby boy whom sht names Ptl« WhHt Myre is opcn1n1 up all kinds oft» by &Jfts her hepp1ntn 1t hatttttd whtn one of the 11f\1 contains a tieb~·$i1ed 1lu mult -1 rtplica of the \Ill m11k Ptter u\C'd when he wa, rapin womtn 1n 1ht ho\~1tal. - Orange Coat OAJLV PILOTnueed8Y, February 5. 1"5 -___,.. COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANIACTIONI, 81 Official says BBB coming out of shell with sleeves rolled up ! BUSINE SS NOTES '- Fender alleges copyright inf rlngements, files suits By the Asaoctated Pre11 York. Dallas and Columbu Oh.10, against T o ka1 Plano U.S.A. Inc. of New York, ESP Shibuya Enterpnsa Inc of Lakeview . Ohio. and Schecter Sales C'o of Dallas. By JOY DEE ,\NTHONY Oelly,...Cen~1 The bt·~t wa> 10 get go\ c1 nmcnt oil the backs ofbu~inl'~\es, sa~' Wilham G Fritz. pre~1dc:n1 o f the Lo'I An- geles/Orange County Better Bu'ltnc!>s Bureau. " to make 11~ J)ultl'tng function unncn'!>S3f} But because thc llHH ha, o fte n hccn perceived a s ··,.tar~ ... l-n11 -..i1d. 11 hasn't been ea~> to gc.·ncrate the e n1hus1a!)m ne<:e'i'\:tf\. to \UPJ>t1rt 11\ watchdo8$1ng roll'. Thi s 1s <:hanging, hOWl'\l'r "Through the }1:1lr<o. do\\ n 1n I o\ Angeles and O range ( o un1 ... w(• 11eem NEW YORK (AP) -Tne following llst snows lhe O"er -the • Counler stocks and warranls 1na1 have gone uP 1ne most and down tne most based on percenl of cnang~r Mondav No securities trading belOw S2 or 1000 snares are Included. Net and percenta~e changes are ll'le difference between he oreviou\ closing btd price and Monea;~s tas1 bid price 10 ha'"t' come o ut o f our shells." Fntz told a gathering of business men and women at tht Huntington Harbour ffa) & Racquet C lub Thursday. Tht new BBB approach is signified b~ the release of a "Con sumer Rt'search Book & Membership. Roster" publish ed by Better Book I nr of San Franct!>Co. Paid advents- ing in the book 1s used to generate fund?> for the bure au's act1v tt1e!I. In addition. each BBB m e mber receive~ a lrl'e ltsung. Nearl ~ 3 m11Jton rt'\1dcnces 1n the L ..\./Orange Coun- t} ..\rca ha'e received o r will get a H'rs1on of the book Last .. um m er. a 'io uthcrn Orange (ounl) cd1t1on 11 Tit WI 4 ~ UP 18 ~ 12 SnllCmP 3'• , Up 1,. I) eomed 4 • ~ UP I .9 14 Prptn" 2 , l9 Up 17' IS 8iolocf 1 I UP 16, 16 FidM un 4~ ~ UP 16.7 17 Panrc un 10', 1 , UP 16.7 lt P11na1cn 4'') ,,. UP 16 I Novar 1~ , 1'"'1 UP 156 10 Interim J.. 'l UP IS.4 21 AtngF 11 , 71. UP 14.8 Nrme Las I + il~f6 Per 21 Tit ~I 671 '• Up 14.~ I Ver~x 2=1/e UP 40 l ~ tn1eg n 6 1,. UP 14. 1 Ten om i•; t 1. Up ri 4 D~llom l''. n. UP ll EM Ins 1 •. UP A &E 01. 1''• UP 4 lntecn , .. t 2 '• UP ~·9 2S s VanShk 9 .. UP 2 8 DOWNS 6 Pura un 2 , I Up ~I Name Last Cng Pct. 1 Prv8os1 4 \9 + '• UP 1 AEdu s JI. I 8E ~N ' AMonlt 6 ' t I 1 UP ~ MPSI s ~'; I'• CambBS L l Uo ~rliO , 16.1 10 NllPJa I , UP ' n1scr )l . ,,. Ott 143 MUTUAL FUNDS c alled "The Other Pages" was sent o ut The puhl1cat1on 1s "probably one of the most d ynamic things that's e ver happened to any Beller Busincs~ '3ureau anywhere." Fritz said. Added 10 the JOb of hand ling 1nqume'i and complaints. monitoring advertts1ng. "'ilapping the hands of tht gyp oprrators. and exposing those who nt'eded 10 be exposed." the book made the Bette r Business Bureau "a different kind o f o rgan1zat1on" when 1t stancd being publish ed 2 years ago 1n the San Fernando Valley and then 1n Orange ( o unt). Fntz said. s HslnOF r .,, IJj 6 Mlllicm . , 7 1 Hadson • '• t Po~ll • Tri m • ''• 10 lnfolch ~ .,. 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But the pubhcauo n . he a rgues. makes the task of greatn consumer educ ation possible w11hout sprnd1ng a nickel of BBB mont) All support comC's fro m the ad'"er11~1ng The new publtcauon differs from o thers in the section de\ otcd tu an1t'les o n consume r 1op1cc., rangrng from car bu}1ng to checkin~ out warrantte!I and work-at-home idea) There's also information o n purc ha\· 1ng b) mail. bu) 1ng a m obtle h o m e a nd trying 10 ge t refunds o r ex· c hanges. The pages are blue this year. so people wo n't cons1dcrthc bool(just another )ellow pages. Fn11 said. Ft'ndt'r Mustt:al IMtruments 1s \Utng l"-O J apane~ fi rms and a U.S. rnmpan} for umpec11ied dama,h. alleging cop)'nght 1nfnngement and the duphcau o n of 1he 1r guitars. The fede ral coun ac11on also seeks 1nJuncuons to stop the alleged cop y- '"'· according to Fender's president. 'W 1lham Schult1 Fender makes h1gh-quaht) guitars. ,1mplrfier!I and pianos ~hull1 dt~us~d the \Ull'i dunng a mu~1c con'"ention ':uurda) in -\nahe1m. ..We will continue 10 light these ix·opk that cop) from u~ ... Schult1 '>a1d. fhl· \Utt\ sect.. 1nJunl't1ons 1n New -f hiiii'liili!iiii;I NIW YOltK <•P'l BrwTom N4$0A0 .,......... euff~l sMw'lne """"1 _.. Burno$ eftd leWflf -.n 111Y CNL Fn rnerttetmelrenu•• CPT p.m. Melldey. P"1cel CelMlc de Mt lndu* ,..._. CelWtr ' rnerttut1 merttdeW'll w CenotlG cemmlulell.., Mell-C1nr10 day. CeDSwt S!Klr Bid •llr Cl\eV\ AEL • 26 11 CtnlCC>f AJ'•Prt l1 1 l9 Cetu• AVM CD t • t , CnrmS '' AC•Clln .... " CnrnLH Acullev 71 2S • Cne\UI ' AO.CLb ., tlo ClrllGO AOHe ~ 40l'"W l ., 3' CrtSGa AdvClr I -. I ., CtzUt A Adylto' s... ' CUUI e AnBlll U~ U '> Cler'J Allcoln ~ s. CIOwCP Amut • lt ColrTte .\Furn II • ComCIH AGr"t 3 35 .... 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Sailors staDd tall and siDk E'-gles Fraser leads 60-55 victory; Newport grabs Sea View lead By CHRIS MONAJtAN Olllly ..... C.......J I •1 I It will be remembered as The Game in the 1985 Sea View League boys basketball ~son. and Monday ni&hl Newport Harbor and Estancia highs put on a show 1hat none of the 2.000 fhn s in Harbor''I gym will soon forget. When the ga me ended and the stands emptied. the Sailors had come away with a very big 60-55 win over ,th¢ Eagles to take the inside track to a Sea V 1ew League crown. Estancia Coach Joe Reid ma y have summed up the , outcome bcs1 wh.en he said, "Ther were quick and tall, while we were quick and medium.' What Reid was all ud1 ng 10 wa' 1he tremendous height advantage the Sailors enjoyed, an advantage they made fu ll use of. The Sailorf siarters averaged 6-4 (almost 6-6 on the front line). while the Eagles first fi ve came out at under 6-2 (less than 6-3 on the front hne). For the game. the Sailors outrebounded the Eagles 43-23. behind forward Alan Fraser (who grabbed a career- h1gh 16). more than a third of which came on the offensi ve boards. Those offensive rebounds translated into points. a total of 21 for Fraser Newport (9-1. 18-3) also got seven rebounds from reserve center Dean Sorenson. "Fraser was the ke y. especially Wlth those three-point plays (coming ofT ofTens1ve rebounds).'' said Reid. "Rebounding 1s what I do, best:· said Fraser. "I don'1 mind not sconng I would have guessed that I had I 5 points. I don't keep track. I JUSt like to win." Said Sorenson· "Mike (Beech) and I sw11ch ofT at center. They (the rebounds) happened so fast. I didn't reahLe I had that many "The win 1s really nice. It definitely gi ves us the 1ns1de track towarg the title. We JUSt ha ve to avoid being overconfident." Sorenson added. Sailor coach Jerry DeBusk was thnlled w11h the win and had nothing but good things 10 say about the game and his team. ,. "That wa<; a hecku va high school game. We had the will to win and we were not going to~ denied." DcBusk said. "This 1s the classiest bunch of guys that I have ever coached. "We set three f oals for ourselves this season and we are going to reach al three. We wanted 10 win 20 games and we are on the way. We wanted to win the league and we will 1f we conunue 10 play like this. And we wanted to make CIF." • Eatancla ffiCh'• Scott Clementa draw• a crowd of Newport Ha.rbor defenden u he °""',... ....... .., ._ ~ attempta a abot Monday in Harbor'• 60-55 Sea View Le.ague Tlctory. The Eagles {8-2. 20-3) had a chance to go ahead and win the game three times 1n the final mmute. even afler starters R1ch1c tamp!> and Todd Moone) had fouled out. Trailing 58-55. Estancia tu med to fouling the Sailors· Rob Mase. Mase did his bc'>t to cooperate w1th the Eagles. as he (Pleue eee 8AJLOR8/C2) Newport'• Alan huer battlee ltrie Va.a DoTen (20) and Riehle Stampe for reboaad. Clippers '" meeting spurs win Nixon, Bridgeman get team togethe r to discuss slump LOS ANC,E:L!-'.~ (AP) -The Lo' Angeles Clippers arc free. The Clippers nd them~lvc!I of a seven-game losing streaking Monday night wllh a 11 5-96 victory over the Indiana Pacer\ and were glad to get 1t ofT the1r back "I fell 1f we d1dn '1 win tonight, 1t would have been a while before we won another game," said Clippers guard Derek Smith. "Losing become\ conutg1ous. and It was about to 'let 1n on each and c very one of us." The 41even-game 'llidc was the Vanguards face Azusa-Pacific Norm Nixon second of the }car for the (lipper\ and before Monday night'<; game veterani. Norm Nixon and Junior Bridgeman caned a team mret1ng to discuss the streak. "We tm:d to get ever} bo<l} together mentally, and more corh c1uu<1ly aYvare," said Andgeman "Wl' 'lpokr <1bout what our goal \ art· w llcu1vdy for the year We \A.anted to rc- l'\tabli'ih our gonllt and get cvef}h<>d> AZUSA -c;outhcrn ( nlifornia thinking along the 'amc ltnl''·" College tnc!\ to 'Ila> atop the N.l\IA lim1th '>81d the meeting. which District I II ~outhcrn D1v1s1on \land· la\tcd almo!>I an hour Yv:t\ JU\I wha1 1ngs tonight (7·10) when the Van -the Clippers needed. guards v1'l1t A1u\a-Pal'lfk in college "The meeting made u' aware ol basketball action what 11 takes to be a \.\toning The Vanguards, 4-2 in conference. ba'ikctball team:· he aid. and 18-4 overall. defeated the ~ N1,on. who led the (lipper., with Cougars earlier 1n the season. 69..() I -1 points and. I 0 a'>s1sts. ~a'> ha pp) A1usa-Pac1fic. 2-4 and 6-22 overall with the team s efTon Monda} n1gh1 1s led by 6-9 fre,hman 8111 ()csrochcr~ ·· win is a win." said the \ etcran who 1saverag1ng I 7 8 point'i per game 1uard ··During that fint !It real we in district action. were playing a lot better. thl\ time sec counter'! w11h a balanced wc'v(.' been 1n :t lull .. scorrn$ attack with four 'llartcr.. I Cl'> Angele) snapped thl' 'itreak averaging in jiouble figu re!I. Ken with 11ome s1rong ddcn!lc and a 14-1 '1 Bardsley hc:adi the hsl at 114 point!> fourth quarter that brol c open u doo;e per ~me. gumc. CdM, Saddleback keep hopes alive Mustangs nip Warriors in overtime thriller Whllc Nl·wport Harbor H1$h was keeping 1hc Sea View League race interesting by knocking 1lffEstancia Monday. Saddleback and Corona dcl Mar did th c1r h1t 10 sta) in the playoff picture Saddlcback and ( dM. both 7-3, are two gaml'\ heh1nd front-running Nl'"'pon Harbor (~-I) and one game hark o l \cc:ond-place Estancia IK-2J I hl' \l'J King'> '>lipped past lln1 .. er'11t) and the Koadrunncr' Jumped all O\er Laguna Beach MeanYvhile. ( osta Mc~ needed a last· '>l'COnd tip 1n OH'rtlme to gct b) Woodbndge. I fcre\ "'h:i1 took plac:c Corona del Mar 73, University 62: The ~a 1'..ing' rt·mained tied \A.1th \addkbad tor third plan· \A.Ith a win in their OY>n g) m \tr'e Morm had the hot hand for (JM. to'>\ing in a gumc-h1gh 2X point'> Y>h1le grabbing I$ n.·h<>und'I lln1 q:rs11) (0.9) attempted a fo urth quarter comcbatk. outsconn~ 1he Sc!a Kings. 27-22. but fell \hon Thl' Tro1ans were pared b) Brad Arnold. \A.ho poured 1n 27 points. and fre<,hman 'itcvc Stol1ofT' I 61. · ('dM. IS-60\crall alsogot lopo1nt\lrom Jeff Fr>cr and nine from Boh Zimmer Zimmer al\c> had \IX a'\\1\IS l>oug < 1rel•n added 12 point~ and four a''"" tor the ca K1rlgs y,,ho ouhcort•d the Tro1an'> t~-4 1n the lhird quarter - Costa Mesa 55, Woodbridge 53: Thl' \I u,. Lang'> Y>Crl' lorl·cd into O\l'rtlml' be lore d1'>pt >\1ng nt thr V.amor' .it ( o\ta \it-'3 D1.·rck I lluden. "ho led lhl' "a' otfrn,I\ l'h for the "1 u .. 1ang' b\ pounng 1n I~ po1nl\ anJ d1o;h1ng oil \l'\l'n a\!>l'llS. t1pf'\'.d 1n \1 1tl h Pclttho"'""'1 '> m1s<1t.·d shot \A.1th four seconJ., remaining 1n t1\ert1me to \A.In 1t ( O .. ta \.1 e'kl W3\ up 42· 10 \.\ llh SI\ mtnUtl'\ Ill go in regu lation. but than k<, IO Mil e ~ulll\ an who to\\cd 1n I 0 ol his µml'-h111.h 22 point' 1 n lhl ' lounh ~uartrr V.oodhndgc camr back to 11e 1t .wc.J. ~ru.l 1l11l.LU.O\.crl.Ulle.. V.11h eight seconds re maining the M ust.angs thrL'" a lt·ngth of tht· court pass to Pehc-howsk1 \A, h11 managt·d to grt ofT a shot Pehchowsk1 m"'ed hut l ouJen wa\ there for the tip.in \.1a11 Judd '>rnred 11 poin t~ and grabbt-d a tl'.ll11·h1gh c1gh1 rehounds for the v.inners. y,,h1le l'l'l 1l h11\.\ \l..1 aJdl·<.I 111 point!> Saddleback 85, Laguna Beacb 51: In 1he1r h1ggc't "K11n ng 11utbur .. t of the 'lc!ason. the Kuadrunnn ' hrl'l'led pa'>t the .\rtl'>I\ al Laguna tkalh \.iJJlchJl l lll:h1nd 1hr '>l.'Onng effon ... ot Joe l)\•al 'll-llTil' high I~ po1nhl R"an1 \.\ ahon (I 5) ,1nd hr11t hl·r \.tart.. \.\ahun (1 51. lClJ'Pl'd its prn 1110' -...11nng hiith ul !IJ \A.Ith 1ts '>l'"cnth "'-in in 1 t k <lflUl' tnn t hanlr Pe1cr,nn IX pointsl (Ontrolled the hn.11d' '"th J tl·am-h1gh I~ re-hounds for \.iddkhal i.. n11\.\ I+ 7 lH era II l aguna Beach tell Mona r ch s play host to Knig hts Matl·r lk1 lf1gh·, 21 ·11 rl·cord Jm·'n 't liglJ1 l' to tx· 1n wopard) '' hl'll Lhl· Munarrh' ho\t Al\hnp l\l nntgomrr. llrn1ght ( 7 JOI 1n \ngl·lu' Ll·agul' ha'>ll·thall ac1111n ,1t < h.1pman C ollqtc CdM still chasing Warriors \.IJll·1 IX-1 lhl' "'•• 1-rani..cd leam In till' ( IF-H1g ~. "Ml in •\ngclu' I l·ague pla' wh1lr lhl' l\n1ght' tmng a f .~mart.. 1n10 the g;tnll' l hl· \ 1 onJrl h' \l'llfl'd a l){).41 \ll'tur. 1he lil"\l t1mc thl'Sl' t\.\O ll'Jm' met \.la tl'r 1>1.·1 kd h' -.cnior 1 om l C\\I\ I \I 4 J\l'ragl') I\ (Om1ng off ,10 x ~-ts romp o\l·r \t Paul I ru1.1 , night Woodbridge rolls. Sea Kings topple Uni to set up Sea View title s h owdown Woodbridge and < orun.1 1kl \.!Jr ""on again Monda} n1gh11n \t•J \ 1l'\.\ L eagul· girls basketball pin' <1t.'tt1ng up their title \hOYvdo" n \.\ l'dne\4.la' night a1 ( dM Woodhndie High n•ma1ncd f)l'r fcrt ( 10-0) w1th a wn' 1nung '1r tor' o\C'r Costa Mc\3 Yvh1 k < uron.i dl·I MJr C'~·I) won ""h littll' cf1ur111\er over lln1vcr\llV Meanwhile. l:.<1tnnua l''t"ncd 11\ rl.'cord with ""In cl\ er "'cwr<>rt I !arbor nnd \addlehacl got pa't L aaun.1 lk-ach Woodbridge U, Cosca \1c>'a % I I fi,· \\ amor' \ho~ed \A, h' tlH r< un- he.itt·n 1n leap.ue pla\ ;ind 1•1. ~'"'''ill \A.Ith a \.Clll\IOC'IOg \llllll'\ tl\l'I thl' \1u\1Jng' 31 \\oo<lhndg' Thl· \tu,1an~' 'lf'l<'nl thl· 1 nt11l' l'' l'n1n1:1 d1,uhlt"-tcamin11. ..,, 11r111> .,._ n· \Jtmn .... h;uon I \On and \.\\I Un\I ur holding I 'on to JU\I I I fll'I n 1' hl'I luYve,t 1>utput ol tht' ~·J,nn But Holl' ln~raham p1l l c .. 1 ~ th1· 'lalk for tht.' Warrior..~' '"0111H1 1-.. I"'''"" L \llll mean"h1k . grahhcd • ,·111h1 rd'Kiund' and had ti'c blocked 'hilt\ .._d i\ \\ il\lm al\l) had a h1g night h•r \\oodhmlge \C."Onng lti points and pullinlJ. do"n a team-high 12 rd'l1u nd ' Ingraham "ho c;ank ~ of It 1 \h111' lrtlm the floor al\O had -... 'l'n 'teal' Corona dt'I Mu 70, l 'nlvenlty H : r hl' "K·a "'"&" did their bt-st to 'ila~ , 1<1$ 111 \.\ n.ldbndge b' eas11\ dt"fe:u- 1n~ th1· 1 ro1an'> 1 d\1 upr<'J1trnHrall mar\.. to I :!-5 Ix hind I ran ">nn·) ~q points. 10 J\\IC.I\ and l'1ght rebounds M1chelt' \\ 1ll.1rd .tdtkd ~O pc11n1s and grabbed .1 ll'Jm high l ~ rebound\ Rustlers' Heinle tops area JC football scholarship list I n1\lr>1t' unahf(' to 'IC'nrt' in th<' llf\t lluJr1n kll 10 I ~in lcagut phi} I hc rro111n~ ft)und thcmM"IVC!I on the "h1n' end ul" 40-~ halftime St""Orl' ByCURT EEDEN Ofllleo.19,... ..... Goldcn We 1 Collcac Quarttrhad. John Heinle, who ~t 16 school record'I dunna h1' two-)'ear 'lllnt with the Ru'11crs. IC'11d' the h'lt of•~• community colltac football !ltnrs who will con11nue 1he1r playina carttrs at four-year \Chools nexl 't'BW>n \Md$ who will pla) al R1C'c nc't ..ea\on r1nchallcr Uoh llmdenlltock (New Mt'\lltl ~tlllC) offcn\IVC auard Jerry Tal he (ldahu). llckn\IH lineman l>a' 1d Ro""dt>n and hnt•backN '\heldo n Re\IS (Northern .\rs· 1ona ). ancJ 00cn~1 "'-" guard Dean (1rn H'I ( lllinm\ \tall') Thr P1ratef JO\" P1ct·ota a -.c.>phomon: m1l'1lk lineoockcr "ho led the teum 1n JU'it .1hou1 l''er'\ dcfrnsc1vl' ca1r1<>1')'. v.111 Qttend l'1thl·r Orl-aon or Hawa11 on Y.hola~h1p l'1lrnltl had 95 lOl.kle\ and ~'"en Quarterback "'l"'' for()(< th1\ past ~ason 1$0 htaJcd to Ort·1on "lOmerha k Ocrtk Nichol v.ho t1C'd for thr tt•am lead v..101h lhrtt 1ntcrttp11on <•.JU\ h11 Wilk rn t'I\ a l 1l\ld < :ttt'' .ind ltnehJl kl·r Rill l ehmi1n "'111 go to '\Jn In-... \t;,tlt' \A, h1lc running l\al i.. Rogt•r Uru\.\ n ,ind ntTcn"'e l11u•man )..t•1th E.ad1u' v.111 plJ\ .11 \lonht'm '\rtl<lna C 1aul hm v,..h o did not rt.'\ Cl\ c hol .. t'lhlP' hut v.hn v.111 continue1hcir pla\ln cart'H' "'' tour-~, .. r '4hOOI\ 1n( ludc dclcn\1\ t' cnu Jamn < l\tle ( Rt'd\and ) drtcn\IH' hok k Rnhh1e \\ 1lham-. and runnina_ tut:k Rohen < 11rt1r Saddlt'bark 0 , Lapaa 8Hc• SI: r ht• Roudrunnrl"\ n<"C'dod a big fourth qu.1m·r and Monica Walton'\ n . r1uint l'flnrt tll dl'if)OW nf the .\n1sts ft\ '· ddlC'hal k ... 1 <'ll n Po~t'll and Laura We- 1npnt'r JlaCCd the att.alk for the \n1\t' b\ \Conn& 10 point\ apiece. Hf'tnle. en Oct-an View Htah araduatc-. hs<t rrcct"ed a Kholttnh1p to play at North C arohna Suuc He pimcd for 4, I W yard" for the Ru\llcrs. h1111na 308 ol S77 pn1141e, Uc toa~d '\6 career touchdowns La\I )'car. Heinle completed .200 of ltlll attempt and wa<t inlefftptcd I? um~ Ht> pt\\Cd for 2.4~6 yard, and 19 IOUt'hdO'Nn\ Other Rustl<'" bound for four· ear '<hool'I 1ndudt' light end Ken Mn1or <2' ~a1chf\, 2 l4 In ndd111on. ulTcn\l\C' guard M1kt Reef"\ ""111 attend c 11roll < ollcgc 1n Montana. 3nd lullhad. (1rcll A.pplc tc H• hea-04·,t lor < al \tntc orth11d&I.' \c"en1I Ornn1c < oa't pla"C'r'I art h1.-.1dt"d for tour "ear \Choo!\, hul t unl.•ntl" nont hdH' "'°en ·ollrr..-cl "K.holar,h1p' Thl· 11,1 in<l udl.'c. runnins hold. "'n1n lJrndln ""ho v.111 all\'nd ' J S1.-~ f wll rtoo Htadlc\ V.41\ ()( ( ·, hip ru\hl'I w11h 4'XI 1 '.ircl' nn l)R l.dffll'' llt 111,o '4.:0rtd four llllH h~lcl\.\ n\ .. Don 1 ud.cr (e>.-<. o la M~ H11h ) " c Pf'\ led 10 aucnd C .al. Cale anhndat ,..h1k Rill ~1elcr " bound for Lona ~ach \t.tte. cC'ord1n110 OC( ( oal·h Did Tucker ~ddlch:tck quanerbad. Mike l)ouaJas , v.ho broke nearly e ... en-\lnllr·K'l'IOn and lUrtcr~' tnJ mark 111he \(hool. 1 oound lor \\'~\t T Cl.I\ Lale l)cofcn,1 'Vt end Mike Piel ha' cho\C'n llhnlH\ ilnd '>afrt} Mark Rot.cm v.111 auc-nd '"' \ • CC .ii \t.itt Futknonl ofTt'n''' e ltncm.1n t c11h l>o rand f Lona lkat: h \tattl, hod.up ~uJr· tcrood ram 1:11cm (\an f ran"~"' \t.ite). \lldl" n'\t'l'er < un \.\ooi.h I n l:hrau '°ll.alel runn1n1 Nlk John "-'lina' 1c1thn \.an I ran· ll\t:O '°itatr ur 1011m.1 \\,tlr) QfTC'0'1\C' hnrman W 1llit1m ( 11k mJn .inJ t1gh1 rnd Jam<"' ti.h•r<M("\.;l < olkJ, < ulorndo) • nd \:kl\ \t"'"° L1Mothr1 11 Jhlurni.a ) E \HC'la H , eWfOM fla.tMr 44: "-.ill:n Rindon pourcJ in a p(nonal ..c. wn-h11)\ ~' roint\ and d11hC'd off <,t\Cn" 1stund D na uh~ topped hrr P'T' 1ou\ sconn, ~I ~ith IS rx11n" ., the ~I ' t b tht Sat Ion at f 'tan<.1 lo..ri\ten l~at had I 4 point and Jc.irtr "lolen • ddcd ..nine for Ntv.pon tiarhor ... ••• ONnQe eo.t OAll..Y PILOTITUMdlY. F•bruary 5. 1985 SPORlS BR[~K Luzinski retires; he'll coach prep f resh~an team. From AP dJ1patck1 a NE\ YORK-Oreg Lutinsk1 will be callinJ the shots rather than hittina tbem. One of ba.scball's mos1 feared sluigers over the last IS years, Luzinski s.aid Monday that he was reuring ond would become f rcshman baseball coach at a New Jersey hi~h school. "The reah1at1on was nobody wanted me," Luzinski said. LuLmsk1, who bccamc a frec agent last November afler four seasons with thc Amerie(an League's Chicago Whitt o~. wa~ selceted only by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the free-.agcnl draft. "The Orioles invited me to spnng training with thc understanding I make the team." said Luzinski. Luzinski. who has battled a weight problem since breaking in with the Ph1ladclph1a Phillies. would have been forc-ed to reduce to have a chance of rcmam1ng 1n the mivor leagues. .. There was somc concern about his weight," said 8alt1mort General Manager Hank Peters. "He wasn't in playing shape when ~e talked. He said his best pla ying ~eight was 24010 250 pounds. Had he accepted our invnation, he would have had time to reach that." "No team offered him a contract." said Jack Sands. Luz1nsk1's agent. "Becau~ of in,estments we have made. he will receive S:!00,000 a }car for the rest ofh1s life." Lu11ni.ki !>aid h(' had bl-en appointed freshman baseball coa,·h of Hol) Cross High School at Delran. N.J. He resides at Meford. N.J. The 34-year-old Lu zinski finished with a lifetime batting average of.276. hit 307 home runs and drove in 1.1 28 runs. Last season. he ban~d .238 with 13 homers and 58 R Bl in the role of designated hiller for the White Soll. Quote of the day o.orv. lrvtne, coach of the Indiana Pacers, on hit feellf'lgs f()( Tony Brown, who suMYed 11n .._ comer• tryout camp. a rookie camp Md then regular tratnlng camp to make the squad! "rt I ewr had to cut him, I'd adopt him.," Wilk ea l a lost for the season INGLEWOOD -Forward Jamaal Wilkes of the Los ~ngeles Lakers will be sidelined for the remainder of the season because of tom ligaments 1n his left knee. the National Basketball Assoc1a11on team announced Monday. The tom ligaments were revealed in an arthroscopic examination by a team doctor at Centinela Hospital Monday. the Lakers said. Wilkes' left leg will be immobilized ma cast and it 1$ hoped that he will be able to begin rehabilitation within three to six weeks, the Lakers said. However. while team doctors are optimistic that the ligaments can be healed throuP1 the immob1h:z.a- 1ion. they did not rule out the possibility of additional surgery. the club added. ~ EniDC mo•e• a notch hlaher J.U.. "'''moved into fourth place on the NBA 'sa.11-umc sconni List wuh a 23· point erl'ort as the Philadelphia 76er defeated lhc Atlanta Hawks. 106-92 Mon-m day niaht ... In other NBA action, Jelua Bailey scored a catecr·hiah 3S point and World 8. Yrte added 22 to lead Clevcfand to a 121-112 victory over Washington .. Center BW Lalmbffr scored six points in ovenimc. includina a pme-winnin.g balket with 42 seconds left. to help the Detroit Pistons snap Milwaukee's I I-game winnin.a treak with a 113~ I 11 victory . . . Georse Gervla scoted five of his. team-hiah 27 points 1n overtime to pace San Antonio to a 114:109 victory over Golden Su:nc. Raye leavea Rama for Duca TAMPA. Fla. -Jimmy Raye, the Rams· 01T('ns1vc coordinator. was named to a s1m1lan.·oachmg post with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. the National Football League team announced Monday. Raye. appointed by newly named Tampa head coach Leeman Bennett, will serve as the Bucs· quancrback conch and offensive coordinator. Once a defensive bade for the Philadelptlia Eagles and the Rams.betwe<:n 1968 and 1971. Raye joined the Rams' coaching staff in 1983 as a passing game coordinator and receivers coach. Ueberroth gives Cubs warning A leHer from Baseball Comm1ss1oner Peter V. Ueberrrotla warn mg the Chicago Cubs to resolve the controversy over lights in Wrigley Field or face "drastic conse-• quences" has been filed m coun. Ueberroth's letter was among papers filed in Circuit Coun on Monday by lawyers for the team's owners, Tribune C'o. "Baseball will have no alternative but to resolve the situation (over lights) on its own" unless the Cubs do. the leucr dated IX'<'. 18 said ... Quanerback Doug Flutie, saying the United States Football League and the New Jersey Generals' contract just couldn't be refused. was introduced today as pro football's newest millionaire in a splashy news conference at his new boss' Fifth Avenue high rise ... Jesse Hlbba, an All-Amencan tackle at Southern Cal in 1927, died Monday at St. Joseph's Convalescent Hospital after a long illness. ht~ brother- an-law. Ca1ey Sllawha, said. Hibb~ was 77. Hibbs was telev1s1on and motion picture director for many years. He directed several Perry Mason and Ironside episodes ... UC Santa Barbara forward Scott Fisher and Cal State Fullcnon guard Kevil> Henderson ha"'e been selected as co-PC AA basketball pla)ers of the week. Telemlon, radio TUEYISION 5 p.m. -""O 8.AIKnBALL: Lakers at Houston. Channel 9. 10 p.m. -90XINQ: From the Olympic Auditorium (defay.d), Channel 56. RADIO S p.m. -PRO •AIKETBALL: Lakers at Houston, KLAC (570). 7:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: New York Rangers at King&, KWVE....fM (108). 7:30 p.m . -,,._O •A8KET8ALL; Indiana at Clippers, KHJ (930). Desperation shot wins it Boagnt · s miracle shot ~t buzz~r gives Titans victory over Fresno From AP dispatches Junior Kerry Boagni sank a desper:ation tip-m basket at the buzzer Monday nigh1 to lift Cal State Fullenon to a 52-51 Pacific Coast Athletic Association victory over Fresno tatc. Monday night in college basketball action. Trailing by a point with six seconds to play. Fullerton inbounded the ball from beneath the basketand Tony Neal 1hre~up a 15-foot Jumper from the left side. Neal's shot sprang high off the rim and was headed out-of-bounds when Boagn1 reached out and batted the hall high 1n thc> air back towards the basket. The ball glanced off the backboard and went tn to gi ve Fullerton the \.ICIOf). Ke' m Hcnder.,on. who led Fullerton w11h 16 points. h11 a three-point field goal with t • 12 to pla) to gi ve the f11ano; a 50-4Q lead In other PC \ .\ at:t1on· San Jose St 76, Pacific 46: Senior center Matt Fleming 'cored 18 point\ and grabbed five rebounds to lead San Jose tate past I n1\cr.,1t) of the Pacific. an Jose. which kd from the begrnning, opened the game with 'K'\ en unrnn tnt~d points and led 15-:! m1dwa) through the lir<.1 half San Joc;c held Pacifi c to JUSt 23 percent c;hooung 1n 1he period cnroute to a 32-12 halftime lead. In other collcgl' :1C11on USC 60, Oregon t. 311: ( 1uard Larry Fnend flipped 1n an off-balance c;hm 1n 1hc key at the buzzer to give outhcrn Cal a '1t t0n u ' er 1hc Oregon State Bea vers and c;ole poc;o;c-.s10n of fir .. ·1 place 1n 1hc Paci fi c I 0 Conference. The' tLtol"\ huo\tl·d I 'S< ·._record to 7-2 in conference play and I J-~ 1iH·r:ill fl~· Rc;i' l'r' tell to 6-J and 16-4. t. John's 87. Seton Hall 76: -\II-A men can guard Chns Mullin '>lClrCd :!6 rxnntc, .ind ton1,;ird Walter Berry added Lazers e nd 5-game skid. 4-3 INGU:.WOOIJ I \Pl -<.Kho scored two goals Monday night and the Lo'> ·\ngdl'' l.azer'i •mapped a five- game MaJor Indoor \occer Lcagut• lming streak with a 4-J '1ctory over the Minnc<.ota \tnkcr<1 Los Angele~ took :i 4-:! lead with IC'ss than two minutes left 1n the third pcnod on a goal h) Willie Mclano. The Lazers then held ofT1hc S1r1kl'r'> unlll I ·08 remained m the gamc when Ren ( olltn<. .. <:ort•d hi\ ..ccond goal of th e game for Minnesota M1nncciorn 11 -14. pulk·d 11s goalie for an elltra attacker in the final minu1~ hut could not get the equalizer. 21 as top-ranked I. John·., o"'crcame a 14-point deficit to defeat Seton Hall. The victory stretched St. John's winning streak to 13. raised its record to 18-1 and left the Red men undefeat~d 1n the Big East Conference at I 0-0. The loss was thl' 10th straight for Seton Hall. all in conference games. Duke 8%, Harvard 53: Forward Mark Alarie scored 18 point!> and Johnny Dawkins added 16 to lead six th-ranked Duke to v1l·tory over Harvard. The Blue Devils. 16-3. held Harvard to onh two baskets 1n its first :! I possessions to build a 4J-I 9 lead. SAILORS WIN ... F rom Cl missed the front end of three straight one-and-ones at thl' free throw ltne After each miss. reserve C ra1g Cove) grabbed the rebound and each time the Eagles got the ball upcoun and inside to the man they were look mg for -Scott Clements. but each time Clements was denied by Sorenson. aid Reid: "It was'perfect. we got ti to the exact guy we wanted (Clements) Scott sa)S Sorenson got him on the hand two of the three times. If they call 11 , the) call it and things might have been different, 1fthey don'1 call it , they don't. What are you going to do (tf)ou argue) except get a technical. "This race isn't over yet, they have to go on the road to Saddlcback and Laguna Beach. which are tou~ places 10 play. while we have those two teams at home. • The game was close throughout with the Sailors' biggest lead coming in the second quaner at 40·31. The Eagles quickly cut that lead to Just two. and tied the game at 46-46 at the end of~hrcc qu rtcrs. After cac~am askct. Masc his a free throw with seven mirfutes I . nd Sorcn~on scored on a three- pomt play at 6: 17 to put the Sailori. ahead for $Ood. though the Eagles did cut the lead to two points twice down the stretch. The Sailors shot 47 percent (25 of 54) for the game. while the Eagles. who have shot as low as 28 percent this year. hit a respectable 43 percent ( 17-40). The difference here was that the Sailors' shots were usually from close range following offensive rebounds. Free throw ~hooting. always an Estancia strength. kept the Eagles close They converted 21 of 26 for 81 percent. Not surpris1n~¥ in a game of this calibre. there were many strong 1nd1v1dual performances. In addition 10 Fraser and Sorenson. the Sailors also received strong games from Mase. who scored 15 points and grabbed 8 rebounds and Chuck McGavran who added 12 points. The Eagles were led by Clements. who scored a game- h1~ 24 points (one short of a season-high) and led Estancia w1tk six rebounds. Senior guard Adam Lockwood had 18 poil'lts and Ii vc-steals. Puert o Vallarta record could fall By ALMON LOCKA Rf:Y 0..,,... ........ ,..., new clap'ICd 11m11 record 1n the: 1.125-mile Mari na dcl Rl'V 10 Puerto Vallarta race would rcqu1rc .in a~cr· age of225 m11c., a da> The: m .ord '' ~ day\. 8 hours If the first iwo d.3)'• uf the c.u_m.m t"a('C are any ind1ca11on thai re<.ord could fall to o ne of three)' (hti \\ h1c:h wt'te bla\ting their way down the 8a1a Ca ltfom1a co:»t Monda) Fred Prci ... Chnstine wa~ still lcadLOI the 28-boat fleet with 466 mile undcrher keel ~1nce 1he \Ultl C\11turday at I p.m Rut Preis and h1~ ere"' wert Mill ra ung appr<.'hrn~1vc gl.inct\ over thc:1r transom a11 the 67-fooi Charlie out of Seattle wa~ moving up and wac; only seven miles &,tern. Al~ still 1n contention were the MacGregor·6Ss. Jos ... Anthem, and lc3n Machine. all of which were loaaina 200 nule·plus days. k waHt1ll 1 ~y ,..~for m0$t of the fltet wh o werr reponina frequent rain squalls under I(). IS knot nonh· west winds Stand1na an the way of a po\i1ble ntwctia t1merttord1 themanne paoo ot usually encountered off \abo n Lucu at the tip of 81JI Cahfomi3 W11'1ds can also be hght across the Gulr of ahforn1a to the fini h 1n B3ndcroi. Bay Ifs early to slJlrt pred1c1ina cor- rected time (handicap) winners. but Torp Armstrona's Ncfson~Marck 41 lnsattablc. out of California Yacht Club. ha' been hold1n1 the handicap lead 1nce the first rollcall. Eclipse.• Nelson-Murk 43 co-kippered by Wilham 8anna5Ch and Le Crouch. San Otego Yacht 1 a close sccond. Both yachts arr eta C entncs. urry Haf\lc-y·s Clas B entry, Cruy Hof"l.t' ( iDYC) t third ovcraU in the lntema11onal Offshore Rule lfOUP t-tand1 e1p leaders 1n PHRF arc 8~3UWI)' (Hobte-33). T)'phooo (Olsen 44) and .Rocket (Santa Cruz-SO) ---------. ---· .. ---...... _ _.....__ . --.-....-. -·-- ___________ ....................................................... ____ _......_ ___________ ~---~~~- FoR THE Rf co Ro NIA WISTlltH (OHl'IHNU ~ttHI( Olvl~~ w l lALall-U I• f'l\otnla 13 25 Stett!t 71 1t Porller>O 20 2- LA a.en 20 1' Golden 51•1• 11 lt NMWttt OlYl.itll D.nver 30 It 612 10 l2"'1 13 lllh 11 "! Houttoo 27 20 ,57• 1 Oallel 2S 23 S2l '" S.n Anloolo 14 24 .SOO S11) u1ah n 26 .o• 711 l(anHl Cltv I 5 37 319 1' IASTlllH CON,llllHCI A .. llfl< ~ )9 ' 113 Bol lon Pnlladt!ohla Wat.11l119ton New JtOt\I Hew York 3' 10 1t2 I 27 23 SolO 13 n 26 .45' 11 17 l1 347 ,,,,, Mllwtl>llff Detroit Chlcauo Allan la lndlana Cltvt lano Clftft'll DM!olell 34 IS lO 17 ,. 2l 20 21 16 )J IS 32 Mancla¥'l Sc9'M Clit1Per1 115, lndlane 96 .,. ~ 3 sn ' 411 l)''J 311 18 319 II Cltvtland 1?1, WHhlngtoo, 117 Pflllaelell>fl(a 106, Alltnlt 91 Detroit 113, Mllwtullee 111 loll San Antonio 114, GOl<j9fl Slate 109 IOI I Ttnl9fll'I GllMI Lalltn at Houlton Naw Jtrle\I at Detroit Bolton at Chlcaoo S.n Antoolo at Kan•u Cltv OtllU \IS Alta111a at New OrlHM Oenvtr a t Pn<>enht Utah 11 Porlltnd Naw York ti S.attMI WadMsdtV'l Galtlff CMtvei.nd al 8olfon Mllwaukte al New Jtfltll Wohlngton t i Phllaoall>hla G04<len Sltle 111 Oallas Saaltlt el Denver Cllppen 11s, Pacer~ '6 INOIAHA (ff) -l(tffollo 3-l~ 0-0 6, Wlllla ms 10-2S l-1 71, Stlpanovlcn 0-7 2-2 2, Thelmal 6-16 S·S 17. Sier.ting 1-13 7-2 II, Brown S·7 2-2 12. Gernatt S·7 1-1 11, Grav O· I 0-0 o. Sttnsburv 2-6 0-0 S. Wellen 2-S 0·0 • T~al1 0 ·9' 13· .. 96 LA CL~l•S ( llS) -Carchill9t O·O O·O 0, JollnlOn I·" 2-2 II, OonaklM>n 4· 11 4·S 12, Nlaoo t -20 3-3 21, Smith 7-12 S-7 19, Caoa 4· 7 6-10 14, 8r~n •·t •·• 16, Gordon 1-1 0-0 2. Warrlek 0-0 0-0 O. Wlllte 6·6 I I 13 Totals ol.3-11 ?9·36 llS ~ bV OU."9n lndlana 17 26 34 19-96 cu_, 12 24 2s J.+-llS ThrM·POlnt goelS-Stanst>urv Fouteo out-Sllpanovlch, Brown. Sta nst>urv Rt- oound\-lndl1nt 51 CWltllt ml 91. Loi An· OllH 50 (Oo!llldJOO ll Anllll-lndlana 13 (Wllllams 6), Lo• Angeies 26 (Nixon 101 Total 1ou11-tndlana 31, Lo• Anoai.s 17 Ttellnlctls-Los Angete1· tnree illegal dt- ltn"' Alltndanct -6,'42. COLLEGE Christ Coleee 71, San Bernardino n ( Mrl• Canfei'eMt) CS SAN BIRHAROIHO (77) -Ames 7S. 8rad11 2, Burns 16. Wallllns 16, Sktllon 2, Townsand 6. Howell 2. Jackson I Totals 33 11-13 77 CHRIST COLLEGE (7') -BHI 72, Surrl<IOt 8, Herrman 11 Kelso 10, Elc"-lberger 9, Holmes S, Lol1n~ 8, Bren- don S Totals 21 21·l7 71 Hall!lme CS San Berne•d•no. JS 31 Tottl louls CS Sen Bernerdono 72. Chrl\I COlteQt 11 FOUied out IBurnO CSSB) PCAA standine$ ClNlfwenct WL Ntvtoa L il Vtlll\ 10 0 Fresno State 9 1 Cat State Ful .. rton I 3 UC Santa aer1>1r1 6 s UC lrv•"4 S 6 San JOH State S 6 Utan Start • 6 Pacohc J 1 New Mexico Sltlt 3 1 Lono Beacn s111e o 10 Mtfldli'f'I k- OYwtl WL 11 2 IJ 6 11 • 10 10 10 12 10 10 ti • 1 ., 6 I) 1 16 Cal Stete FulMtrton S2 Fre\no State SI San Jose Stelt 76, Pacific 46 WadMMllV'l Game Lono Blach Stale 11 Utah State T'lturlda'f'I GI"'" San JOH Stt lt II New Ma11lco Sta te Nevada·Les VIiia\ al Pacific SalurdtY'l Ga"'" UC Irvine et Pacific Uran Sttlt e t New Mexico Sttle Nevada Let Vegas a t Fresno Stilt Lono Btecll Slate ti Sen Jou Stalt Cal Stale Fullerton a l UC Stnta Barbare NAIA District Ill SOUTHERN DIVIS'°" Ct1~ o-.. SoCat Collt11e / • 2 Pt Lom• -1' 4 1 Cal BtPfltl J 3 3 Aru11·Pe<1flc 2 4 NORTH N OIVISION Wellmonl 1 0 B•ol• • 2 Frono·Pacllic 1 S LA aaPtltl 1 S Ctr Lut11tn n I S T_,..f'I Ga,,,.s (7:)0) Southern Calllorn11 COlttllt t i Pacific LA B•Plltl ., Fresno-Ptelflc Ca r Lutneran •• &lol• Cal Baptist ti Pt Lome UC San Olego at Westmont conference I Coh91 scores WIEST WL II • 11 • 12 II 6?'2 11 l 20 3 1 IS I) II s 20 <non· Cal State Fullerton S7, Fresno St 51 San JOH SI 76, Pacific 46 use 60, Oreoon s1. se Whllworlh 69, Puget Sound 5' IUST St John's 81, Siron Hell 76 Marvland 17, Old Dominion 7S SI Bonavenrurt 6<1, Penn Sr S9 Bucknell 71, Lvcomlng 5' George MaM>n 77. Amerlu n 11 Navv 13, FtlrlelOJI Olclo.inlon 74 Pill n. OUQVe1nt 61 R1e1tr '9, York, Pe •7 Rutv.r1 96. Monmoutll 1• St Frtncls, N y IJ, CCNY SS SOUTH Oullt 12 Htrvtrd SJ Louisiana Ttch 1l NE Loultle na 63 Florida 14. Ftorl<la SI 19 MafllllM 90, Furman 6' Mlu 1n iool 60, VtndefbUt SS Mun av St 6t, W Kentucllv 67 Ntw Ol'ttanl S7, Alal>lma $J 42 Nichols St 6S. JttklOl'I SI 61 SE LOullltnl 6S. McNffU SI 60 Sovtn Ca rotlna 90, Geo<gla St 66 SW LOul1ltna ... Sttllon 11 Virgin•• SI. G1orge Wa$/llllQIOO 47 Vln1lnl1 Tedi ... s MIUIUIPCll 80 VMI 60, E T.nntl'" St 53 APC>atechian St 7l, Oavld100 70 Mlddlt Tenn et TtnnetMt Tt<ll, OOC1 . Wtll"-'. Cll1de4 71, Tn ·Chatttnoollt 63 MIOWIST ~anwl ... Colorado '9 ' St Louil 80, Qt.ltl'IOma City SI Creighton t1. W Tun St 63 Detroit '9, Buller ~ Fvan•vllle 79, 01'11 Robtrll 75 LOvOlt, lft ... Xevltr, OllO 19 Clevttand St 76. Allr6fl 5' SOUTHWIST Le mar to, TtxH·kn Antonio 10 .,. -20 I.SI JOlln'l (601 2 Georfftow" 111 l Metllelllt St Ill • So Melllo<ll•• ~OtAt ·~Y'l'IC\IW , °'"llOl'll• IM~ '"""°" IOOeoftlfKh 11 Nev L.a\ v.,., 12 low• ll t<lm.tl I• Loutlt~ Tte11 I J.North Cerottna laC>retOl\St U..T6*e ~~-~ 11 Oe,.aVI 1'Vtttenova 1t.Met'l'1411141 llttotord 1'· I lt-1 lM 1•, 16-3 IS-l 17 • ,. J " , .. 4 17 ' II • 1 ... 11, " ~ 1 .. 4 l14 1• > 11 l IU Pl\ ,.._, Int I llSl , 112' , ·= . '°' ' "' . HS 1 7" 10 ,. , 104 I •M 1' 41f m " >IO IJ ,., 11 m .. m.n 110 IJ .. , ,, ISS 11 HIOH ICHOOL IOYI CtnM _, Mat 7J, ~ '2 ( ... View~) UHIVl•MTY ('1) -"•UlM>ll 4, MllOIG 21, Sloltoff 16. Mat~ 1, '""" >. Mellrl•"' 4, Orllt'll( •. "lltMH 1 TOltll 10 n-n '' C~OHA D•L MAit tm -lfrw 16, Morrl1 ft, Zirnl'Mf t. Streun 1. SMlrl 1, ... rtlOwtr l , Chrl•llMIMHI I, Grttn 11 Toltll 2t 1$·26 73 ktrt bV Ouerttn Unlver111v 10 16 t 21-.1 corona o.i Mar 17 IS 19 n-n Total tout\ Unlvtttllv It, CorOM del Mar 22. llS SadcllttKll U , LafUl'll ... di St • ls.t View L .. flll) SAOOL•IACK (IS) -Jo11u 10. I Wtlt0f1 15. Ptltr.on •• M Walton IS, Doti 19. Coot< 1. Santa Crui O, Golden 10, Colt l, Bulter •. Tot1ll. 31 9• 11 H LAGUNA IAACH tsll -Natn 13, Jordan t Ettlltn 1, Walford 2. McGralh 4, Fortune 3, Otwlll 3, Herdman IS. Tottlt· 1' S 1l SI k trt .... Ouet1tf• S.dd••blek 30 1• 2s 1.-es LtOUM BtM:ll 9 10 IS 17-51 Tottl toull Stdclteoack IJ. Laouna 8ffCh I• Tt<Mlcall Jonel ISi. B W11ton 1$) Costa MeMI SS, WMdbt1ctM SJ (et) (SN Ylew L .. tuel WOOOBlllDGI (SJ) -Irvan •. Murphy I. Lvon l . Townttnd 6, Suttlvtn 21. Crver 3. Ktele l . York 4 Totell 17 lt·?f SJ COSTA MESA (Sjl -Pet•CtlOwtkl 10, Kimme 6. Strolcll 3, Judd II, LOUden 12, Cartwn 9 Roorlguar 2, HarrllOl'I 2 foiah 21 11-11 SS SCtf'tbY~ WOOdbrfd(Ht 11 10 6 11 4--SJ Cottt Mele 11 10 10 11 6-SS Total roul• Woodll'l<Wt 16. Co1ta Moe ?3 Fouteo out MurPfW IWI. Judd ICMI. Carlson ICM) NewPort H.,.t>or 60, Ett•ncl• SS (SH V .. w Lffflll) ESTAKCIA IS1l -Locttwooo II, Stamps 6, Cltmtnli 7', MooMV S, Van Doren 2. Furln Q, Covev 0 Tora" 17 21 26 SS NEWPORT HARBOR 1601 -McGavran 12, Fraser 21. Mall IS, Jam" 3, Beech 2, M Lff 2, SorentO(I 3, A. Lff 1 Totel\ 2S 10-20 60 k.,• bv Querten Estenc1e 16 I• 16 9-SS NewPOrt Harbor 17 17 12 14-60 • To11r lou11: E\lt11CI• 21. NtwPOrl Haroor II Foultcl oul Sl1mPs !Ell), MooMv CEsll Sea vi.w L....,. NewPOrt Harbor E\tanc•• LHeue WL 9 I • 1 OVertl W L 11 3 20 l Corona a.I Mar Sll<l<llel>ICk Laguna Beach Coste Mele woodorl<lllt 1 3 1 J IS ' 14 1 4 6 3 1 1 I 0 10 ManclaV's Scert1 Newport Htrbor 60, E slancle SS Coron• dtl ~r 73, Unlvtrsllv 62 S.ddlet>aek IS, Laguna 8ttch SI Coste MHt SS. WOOCIOrldOI Sl (Oii WadMsdav't GllMI 17:)0) Corona del Mtr al WOOdbrl<k>e Unlvenllv 11 Cott• Mela Lagunt Bttcll 111 E1tencl1 Newe>ort Harbor et Saddlebacll HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS E1taM'9 U , Htwl*'t Htrbor 44 1 17 I ., • 13 3 16 (Saa View L .. eutl NEWPORT HAltBOll (441 -Kemoer I, Drage 14, Noten 9, Shrlntr 7, Andru\ 2, Perrv • Tolt ll: 17 9-16 4A ESTANCIA 15') -EQgerlv 0. Forema n a. Hu1l11111 •. Jaeger 7, Nnbv IS. Rindone 23, Self • Totalt 24 1-18 54 S(tf't b\I Outrttn NewPOrl HerDOr IS I 11 9-U Estancia 6 l9 I? 70--54 Total fouls Newoorr Haroor 11. Estan· coa 13 Foult<I oul Nolen INHI. Sllrlntr INH) CorOM del Mu 70, Un!V«Sl1V 2' (SH Vlt• Ltatue) COtlONA OIL MAit (70) -WllltrO 20 """"n 29 Jonel t. Sm1rl I. Zale\kt 2 Holmoerv 1 Totelt 33 •· 12 70 UHIVlltSlTY 1261 -Lac1m1en1e 6 HO 4, Mao 6 Sltwtrl 1 CtmPOs 6 Bllt>v I Hu11ng 2 Toltll 12 7·9 70 Seer• bV Oulr1tfS Corona «lei Mar I l1 14 16-70 Unoversllv 0 6 10 10--26 T Ott f fOUll Corona dtl Mar • UnlVtr tilV 15 Woodt>rldee 61, Coste ~ l4 I SN Vltw Ltatue) COSTA MESA 124) -Ptlmtr I, SwanM>n S, Cowrtv I, McK lt>btn 4, P Sch!lllngron 3, Darnell I, M Scnllllnoton 2 Total•· I I· 19 2• WOODBRIDGE 1611 -Ingraham II, Lvon II, Danltll 4, Kellv CauH\I 8, Ker rv Causev 6, Wlr«>n 16, Zllko I, Powell 4 To1111s· 29 10·21 68. Score t>v Ouar1tfl Cotla Mt" 2 9 9 •-24 Woodbridge 19 21 17 ll-68 Tolal IOUll Cotta Me\a 19, Woodbrldgt 16 Sadcl«Mlck 4', UVUN lffch 3' (SN V .. w Lfftue' LAGUNA BEACH (36) -Powell 10, Oilman S, CrabC>e I, Wtlngartttl 10, Maurlct I. Lant 1 Schrock O Toteis IS 6·11 36 .SAODLIBACK 14'1 -Ttfraclo I. Watton 27, Wood I, Collett 1 Van Eur 2. Dimes 1 Totall 20 t · 17 •9 Sc9't .,., Outr!Wl Laguna &tech S S 1l 1)-)6 Saddle0.Ck 9 17 12 11-'9 Total foul• L•11una Beac11 ••. StOdle· oeck 11 Ttchnletlt Scllrock !LBI Van Exel ISi Walton (SI Ltttue over .. WL WOOdbrldlle 10 0 Corona <let Mar 9 I Costa MHa 1 l NtwPOrl Haroor S S Estani:le S S Saddlebactt a 1 Unlvtrsftv I 9 Laguna Btach O 10 M4lndav' 1 Sewn Coron• oel Mtr 70, Unl11er1lt11 16 Wooot><ldll• 6', Co•I• Mata 2• Ettancla 56. NewPOrt Harbor « Saddfeback 49, Laguna Btacll 36 WadMMllV's Games (7 iun,) Woodbridge ., CorOOI del Mar Costa Mell 11 Unl11enll11 E•tancle at Laoune 8,_ch Saddltl>eck 111 NfWPOrt HarllOr ltt5 LP'GA ,_,, sdMcMe Feb 7· l~S.rtlOlt Ctanlc Feb 21·2ot-Tucl<MI Ooen WL 19 l 12 s t 9 9 • 1 11 • II l IS 1 17 Feb 21-Marcll )-~emarlttn TurQuOltt CltUlc t i Pt\09nlx March 7·10--Unl<Mn ln\llt1ttona1 a1 Mna Verde cc In Cot•• MtH March U·17-KtrnHr ~n ti Maul Marcil 21-24-GNA Cten lc •• GtenOtlt AIM'll •· 7-0lnth She>ft ti RM!d\O Mlreot APfll 11 14-tnfmotl Cteulc 11 San Olel>O APrll 11·21-J&I Scotch Pro·Am at Ln Vffl\. APl'il 26·,._S&.H Got! Claulc •I SI. Ptteoburo Mav 2·S-TBA Ma\I 10· n -Unllt-LPGA Chamolont!llD •I 1(1"9\ l"*'d, ()tllo June ...... MCC>on.ld't CllatnOloMhlo 11 ~l\lwn, Pa J~ I)· l.,....ltoc.llelltf' lnlernattonal June 20-~vt!OWtf' Ctaulc al tn- dtaNllOlit JtMM 11-30-\.adY Kt>n'Oftt Qe«I II ~., .... J\h •·1-H of ~ame Chem.tofltlll• at 1u9ef Lend T tJI. JufY 11•1..-U S Womtft't Oetfl 11 S«llWlleld. NJ J\11\1 It 21-90\lon Five CleHlt •• ~,,., •. Mt•• J\h JS-,._., ,,,..,.,. ''"•le •• Mon- ltff( A UI I T OlfdO c .. n lc ---~·+"'•I lltk .. I C et ..... ltt'lll, NC AUO !Mt-World Cllal't\OfOll.,,. tf Women'a CiOll at \l\e~~ Htl!lfll\. ~ _______ _._ ... ---··-· ·-~ .· .. . . ~ Siii c. ........ SOUTHlltH CAL.l"OtlHIA MOUNTAIN HIGH -, lo S-lool lllH. In tuM ooer1tlon SKI SU ... ISI -1 10 4·1ool oe .. , in !VII oPetellon. MT. •ALOY -, to •·fool DIM. In lull -•ftofl, ltltAT1CA lllOG• -4t•ln<:ll .... , In 1\111 Ootf' I I Ion. MT. WATlltMAN -36 to ... lflch beta, 11\rff CM lrl ODtr1llno. SHOW SUMMIT -12 10 36-lncll 111 ... •tvtn llflt ooeraUng, SHOW VALLIY -32 IO 4 •1ncll balt, In lull owallon. GOLOMINI -S4·1ncll OH•. In 11111 OD9rtllon Slla•A·HIVAOA aAHGI JUHi MOUNTAIN -S'4!11(1\ belt, in luff ODtf'tllon. M/HMOTH MOUHTAtN -70•lncfl Dist, 1' cl'lalfl and tour 11'11 -••lno. OODGI ... Al( -47 to 4'-lnc:l'I t>eM. In tu• ooer111on. MT. lt&•A -)6·1nc:ll bes.t, s.t\1111 cflelrs QDtratlno K .. KWOOO -S 10 t •foot -· In lull ooerallon HIAYIHL 'f' VALLEY -2 lo 4-iool 1>1••· 19 Utt• -•tlno TAHOI SKI IOWL -2 lo l·lool blllt. In luW OHralton SKI INCLINE -)6 to ,, Inell oaw, lhl ltfls ODeratlno SOUAW VALLEY -l'1 lo 611'!-lncll oast, 19 1111• ODtretino MT. ltOSl·SUOI MOUNTAIN -41 IO 7S-lnch t>aH, four llflt ODtra llng OOHNllt SKI RANCH -5-loot l>IY, three chairs 01>tratl119. ALPINE MIEAOOWS -60 to 114-lncll t>Ht, 10 chairs operating SUGAR BOWL -8 to IO·fool bast, 110111 lllll oPtrtllnll 90RIEAL -• to 6·1001 baH, llvt C114ilrl oe>erallng, HOMaWOOO st<.I AltEA -JO lo 71- lncll ba .. , llYt 11111 opentlng NHL CAMPBELL CONl"UtlHCE Smvt!M OMsiell w L T '°" GI" GA Edmonton )I 9 6 81 '110 171 Calgarv 26 20 1 S9 ?44 208 Wlnnl1>111 11 21 s St 2)2 131 Klntl 22 21 9 S3 234 '119 Vancouver 1S l1 1 31 114 ,,. Narrll OMtMfl SI Lours 23 19 9 SS 19S IU Cnlcago ,, 2t 3 41 205 20S Minnaso11 16 26 10 0 Il l 211 Detroit 16 30 I "° lt3 244 TorOlllO II ll 1 ,, 159 ,,, WALES CO~REHCE Ptlrldl OMllen Wasn1no1on 37 13 a n n3 154 Prilleoetprila 29 IS 6 .. 210 IS3 NY llf&ndtn 17 ,, 3 S7 'JU 'Jo. NY Rengers 11 26 • 42 m 208 Pltllburgh II 26 s 41 119 224 Hew Jersev 16 29 6 ll 17S 213 Adlms OMllen Bullaro is IS 12 62 193 150 MOnlrt&I ,, 16 10 62 ?03 170 Quet>ec 2S 21 1 57 207 •• 80\IOn ,. '11 , SS 194 I ... Harrtoro 17 11 5 J9 16S 215 Mencll\1'1 Scorei No games scheduled Ttnlttll'l Gtme1 New York Rengers at Kine's C1111erv 11 Montreal PnlladelPlll• at New Yori. lllendtrl wasri1ng1on et Toronto MISl Wts~n OIVl\lon San Diego LA Ultf'S Wlcn1111 W L 19 I 16 n 13 10 Pct, Ge 131 LIU Vegu Kansu Cllv Tteoma Oallat 13 12 9 11 /! 17 a '' Easl•rn Olvhlon $71 • 54S 4' l 520 s•., 346 10 )46 10 196 \I', 8all1more 19 6 160 Cnicago l 7 8 680 2 Clevttand 14 12 S38 S1 > St Louo\ 1J 14 d I 1 Minnesoia ll 14 .UO I Plll\burgn 10 IS 400 t Cosmo\ 9 17 346 10''1 MondlV-1 Score' Los "'ngetes 4 Minneso1a l Co\mos s St LOUIS l Tonltlhl't Gtmff Clevtreno t i W1Cnlla Cl'ucaoo al Oallas W9dnt\dav's Games SI Louis ti P1ns1>urg11 Baltimore et Kansas Cotv Covnos •I Si n Diego Las Vtgas el T acorne Hi9tl 'cl'lool SOCClt' BOYS Ctt'Ofll dtl Mar l. Unlvtnlfv I Corona °oel Mar \cormo Peril• 2 Unllltrlll\I scoring Berger 1 £Uanc.la l, N.,.-1 Htr11ef I NewPOrt Harbor scoring T amblvn I Estancia teor•nll Crur I Ufllnl I. Kirsch 1 GIRLS New_. Htrtlef l, IUanda 0 Ntwe>orl Harbor scoring· Steele 1 Covne TUIMMY'I ftftlacflons BASlaALL Amtrlc.P L"9111 CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Announced lhll Greg Lu1ln11tl. dtitonaltd llllltr, PIH retired Signed Juan AllOllO •nd Al JOftfl, O•ICl\tr\, Ron Karto.oviet, CllClltr a nd Ktfl W1Hl1m1. ouflleldtf 10 -·vetr contrac11 MILWAUKEE 8REWER$-SltJntd Pelt Ladd, oilcher, and BIUv Rlbldo\11t, lnfltldef OAKLANO A's-Slllf\ld Millt 0111b, oulfleldtf. tot ona-vHr cootrtct SEATTLE MARINERS-AOIMCI IO con- ira cl ttrm1 with Salome 8ar0iu actd Oevt Beard, oltchtrs \ HalltMI L9"ff CHICAGO CUBS-Nemec! OonalG C Grentsko uecutlve vlct MMl4tl\I lft charge of butlntls OOtrallonl P'OOTIALL Ha1'e11Mfl ............. "HILADELPHIA EAOLES-Ntmtd Harrv Gamble lltntttl manager. ST LOUIS CA"OINALs-H•"*' Ernie McMll .. n offtfl1lvt tint cot'h TAMPA BAY BuCCANEElts-Namtd Jlrnmv "av• offensive coordinator UllltM S•tM ,...._. .......... LOS ANGELES EXPRE»-lit ... aMld Darren t..ono, llglll and, Oevlo ltaclt.ttv, deftllllvt bt<k, Jett Ktllar, wide rKelver. Cllu<ll P-. ottenslvt ou.td. Ktvlft Junior, llntl>acktr, JalOn JKOO\, rUMlno oec., 1nd Erlt ThOmolOO. ouarler~ AltllONA OUTLAWS-Wtiv.cl Efren .... ,,.et e, Dlac9'1cktr Sloned Dtlloll lt9", (Of-Melt., 10 • Clfll-vear COlllflCI An llOUnCecl Ille rellrtffttflt ot ~ ~. runnlne IMKlt D NVI" COU>-<ut 9o Malll'le<#l, rUMlno IMl<lt., ancJ Kevin"""""·~ llKk T rt6fd JoM Aflltud deltnllVt IM(t., IO lhe l"oflltftcl l fNlttrl for I I ... •an cl'IOl<e SMlf ANTONIO OUNSl.JNGllt Traded fC:recldie S.m1, rll!Wno lled>., io 1111 A!IJ-Outlaw\ tot Tonv Su«iw ~vt loll9fNll\ .._ HOOCIY ......... Medi.-,"-- CHKAOO ILAC~ HAWK~~ .. One! Teuleit. "NO COKh, Nlll!ICI 0-.el Mt11tw too P\illord 1n1er1n1 .,... ~OKfl -~ADel. IMO FrWM, eoelttnotr. lo 14er.n.y ol Ille Amtrlca11 H0<t1•¥ L.effUI. lltec.e ... Oll't9" J~lfll. "'""*'· from Hen.11tV \ No surprise: Monarchs areNo. l Eagles. Sail ors still ~ among top 10 in 4-A basketball rankings M a ter Oct High's Monarchs. with a 21-0 record. remain atop 1he Cl rboys baskctball 5- ·\ r .. nk1ng.s relca~·d 1oday hy 1hc C'lf'. ThC' ngl'lus l ensue leaders garnl·rcd 11 O potnt and all I I fir.,t-plate voles. Right hchtnd 1tw Monarchs are <Kean View's Seahawkr, al 17-J . In I hL· 4 -A D I\ l\111n, J 9.() (j lcndall' rcmatns No I follm,~·d b}' 21 ·0 I ) nwou<l. Es1anc1a ha!> moHd from wvl'nlh IO fifth pla<.·c T hl· Lagle\. .:!0-l. lo.,t tu Newport Harbor M onda) night The • a1lur~. mcan- w h11c. h3\l' 1 thppcd from m.th IOt"tghth 1n thl· 4-1\ poll \\ 11h Monda~ night'' \lo 1n Ne"'-r><.111 111 nm.' J 7.' o' nail BOV$ S·A P•' School Marer Ot1 Octan View S1 An•nonv • St Bt•nero s La Polv 6 s.,,., 1 Crf\01 8 Cornoton 9 EOl\on 10 Altmonv Olhtrt -P1u\ X l'oun141n V11111h1 11 8 4·A Ila<. 11 II J 13 ~ ll 6 13 I IS S ll • II 8 1) 6 H6 13 8, * I Clendelt 10 O 1 Lvnwood 71·0 l Sanl• Mon1<• IS 4 4 Oom1nout1 IS S S E \l•nc •e _...... 70 7 6 Buena 17 1 I M1u 1on V1e10 19 4 • NtwPOrt Har DO( 16 ) 9 Mult 11 S 10 CamatillO IS·• O•nt r\ -J w Nottn IS-3 (Ot()f111 dtl Mar ,. 6 Norco 16·6 CrHcen•-. V•I tev IS 6 1no1ewood II 9 C ulvtr City II 0 J-.1 Pomona 16 l Wol\0'1 HH 16 4 Mor nmo\10e IS 4 4 Bree 011nol! IS 4 S E• Ooraoo 11 l 6 Buroant.. IS l ) NOGI * 16-6 I Kaitlin IS • 9 Bonn• 16 • 10 Ktnneov IS S Oll'ltr\ SCl>urr IS S, Burl'OUQh\ flH 1)·6 Oa~ mien IS 6 C.tnvon 1CC I 14-6 l ·A I Sen1a Cl&r.s 1q l 1 Coor1110 16 3 l South Posedena 18·7 4 S111n11 Mar10 IS 4 S Muro1w IS·6 6 Sen BernatcJ1no 19 J 7 Bell Jell 16 J 8 B1nntn11 16 ) 9 C11on 11 4 10 Nordl'lOll 13 6 Otnen -Temo1e (. tv 17 1 Bar\•Ow 11 • VtCIOt V•lltV 11 6 S•n Oimo I? 6 l·A I (n•OwtClo. II 1 2 Montc•••r Prto 11 1 l Wn111ter Cnrl\11•0 ,. l 4 Se,,ano 11 I s F a11n BaDtl\I 14-3 ' (rouroad\ 13 . 1 LA BIOMI • AOu•nH ll1t1 11Mr\11a11 runo 10 Moo10111ri. SrNI Sctlools ,, .. 17 6 IS ) 11· 1 I I t mo1t Cnrn!lan IS-2 1 Ht\oaria Cnt1lllan I) 2 ) NHdlt\ I) S 4 Herlleot I•-• S Grace Cnm1ten 13·3 6 Wooocrtst Ct1rs1 n 11 S I Ttmo1e1on 11 / I Cel Lutheran 9 4 9 L•nl1e10 C nri"lan 14 • 10 Roumono 11-8 01ners -Wtillntv IA·•. C.olotnwol Cnrl\llon IS·O. Trone 8·1. Avalon 10-6 •velon 10·6 Silver Valiev 9 1 Glrh 4·A I Compton 17 O 1 B1Jtn1 17 I l Muir 16 I 4 (ulvt r C ly 19· I S Lvnwooo 21 2 6 M•ltr Ot1 19-) 1 LB Polv 13-6 I Canr 18-6 9 Fou11'1•1n v111ev 14-6 10 Molh~•n 14 4 Oll>trs -Ocean V•tw IS·6 MornonQsiOe IS·I 3 We\llll~t 10 6 Pomona 17 J Cnelltv ll J l -A I Brta·Ohnoe 21-0 7 Palmdalt 191' l Foo1n111 10-3 • R1vtrs1oe Po1v 16·2 S San C.abflt• 16 4 6 WOOdbrlOQt 18 ) 1 E\Peranza 16 4 I Loera ll·S 9 Schurr 11 I 10 Norin (R"• J 11 2 Olher\ -LOU1\vtllt IS '· El\ennower 17 • Fonlena 16 ' M1u1on '41e10 IS-S Notto IS·• Western. 1)-S 2·A I l e Qu1nle 11·4 1 San Lu' Ool\oo lS-l l Cn1no 16·4 4 C1111on 10-2 S ln010 IS-4 6 Mon1e~110 11 2 1 ~en 8ernat01no 14 S 8 """'Ill IS-4 9 La Puen•11 17 1 10 Monro••• 18 3 Olhf!r\ -Ful erion 17·S L • Hal><'• IS s La M"aoo IS S Keooe• l)·S Le S•tr r• 1'-1 St Ma rv'\ 19-.l Ttmole C1•v ll 1 Lomooc 1• :t Prep wrestling, field hockey, soccer ratings Bovs soccer 4-A I O•nard 1Cnannell 16 0 1 1 Culv11• Cllv iOceenl 16 l I l Rolllno Hiii\ \8avl 14 • t 4 D11m1tn <Ba\ellnel 11 1 7 S Torrance 10ceen1 IS 7· I 6 B1,noo Montoomerv 1Angelu\l 13·7 7. 1 P&IO' Vt•OU •Bavl 11s1 • Soulh Torrence IB111v1, II S 1 t . Miter 0111 (An991u,), 12-l -!/ IO San Coroon10 (Citrus Belo 17 1 1 ).A t Eu>er1n1t 1Emo11e • IS 0 0 1 Dana Hill' 1Sou1n Cou ll IS O·l ) Buro&n~ l'ootn1• t lS l 0 4 La~ewood Moore• 17 2 S S Cvoren Emo••tl 10.J 2 6 S1 Jonn Boico tDt l Roi 1 Bell Ca•Ot~\ Whllmonll ll· l-4 8 M''"o~ II t.o 1Sou1n Cou t 17 l 0 9 C.•nt\tia Hacienda 9·11 10 San C.aor t i F'oott1111 17 l I 1-A I L• Sal•t' Soni• Ftl 1 Eo11ew00d Monlvttwl l Monrov•a R•o Honoo 1 4 L• Ou0n10 IC.arde1' Crowe S 8rtll·0hnaa Oranut• 6 (alt!•1CO Otstrt Vellenl. a Cn1m1l'leOt 1S1n1a Ftl t E"1Mi. IS.1 Vlewh 10. V1iel>cl1 (01'1.-1. Girts soccer ..... I Totrence •Ocu nJ 10 0-0 1 Ctaremonl 1Bueont 19-1 0 l &Cihon (Sun\ltl, ll·J·l14 WUI Torrance C8avt 14 J 1 s PalO\ VtrOt\ (8•YI. 11-l-O 6 Alie Loma 1Bau11"t1 14 l 1 1 E !oro (SH v ew J 11 4·1 e B•\hOD Montoomerv tOcunl 13 6 1 9 Soull'I forranet (Bey l r•·4 I 10 C•Dl\"tno va11ev 1sou1n Coau l 12·3 1 l ·A I Lo Qu1n111 (0ranoel 1 Pac111c1 (Emo11el l Trov 1Freewav) • Simi Vallev 1Mar•mon111 S E\otran1a (Empire) 6 Camerlllo (Maramonlt l 7 Roval lMaramon111 I 8 we1nv1 \PecihCI 9 Arc•ole tPaclllcl 10 Lo' A•1m110\ (Emolrel 7-A 1 Rio Mesa (Fronllerl 9-1-2, 1 Mooroa rto. 1Tr10- va11evl 6-3·2. JJ Cn1no 1H1cltnoal 9-3-•. • Ctnlto' IWl'lllmonll ll·70 S Canl\ha IHacltnoel 10-S-7. 6 Montcoeir \Hac1endtl 17 4 1. 7 La S11ne IWhitmonll 11 7-0 I Oak Par' <Tri V1ll1vl 6·S-2 o Monrov•• IR•o HonOOI 9 1 I 10. Mllff Del (fr ... •nctl WrH"lne •·A I Lomooc 1 Cnanntl l\11nd' J Fe111nt111n 1/1 .. v; NtwDurv Parto. S Loera 6 Eooewood 7 Et Oo••do Edlllfl1 o 1,,010 10 Co&chtlla v111ev J•A I 00\ PutDtOt 1 Ro\lmteo l KtOPll • C.11on. !o v.c1or v1 11v • Wl\I Torrance 1 Ro1t1n11 Hiiis I Et Toro t Est11Mi.1 10 Lt11un• Hill\ l-A I Senta Fe 1 Torrence ) J w NO•tn • Rowland S A1111mbr1 6 W•\I Covina 1 WHlf"' I 8•00m•"GIO!I 9 MIUnot•a 10 llelfrl<18 F ... d tloclr•v I S.nlleQO 1 Collon . l L• Ou•"'• • !oenle An• ~ 80""• 6. Hun"""911 ... ct11 7 San 0 1mat L Unt¥enll\I; t H••Hn Hart1«1 10 a.1<1w1n p.,, RANKIN PacifLc Vle:w Me:m· LOIS M RANK!N, onal Chapel, Nf'W bom Aprtl 28, 11U6 ln port Seach lnte:r Maple:htll, Kanau m nt priv'lle ln lif'u Pa:s:K.'d 1way fo't'bru· of llowt•rs th~ fanul y ary 4, 1985 in San~ suiuieu memorial Ana, C~hf Su rv1wJ l"l\lrll.iuuon be made by d au ah t t' r ~, In memory of M r M a r 1 ~ n e: H 1 m Ne1lM>n \o th .. Al'Tl('r1 mtlberger. of Hunt <:on L..u nl( A.Qcll .,, 1ngton Beach. Nadina tht' c·h&lrlty of your R etmit>r, of Costa ~·huwt' Puclfl<' View Ml'SU: Carol Hawley. Mortuar)', Jir«ling Cosw Mc~: brotht•r, &H-2700 Don11ld H. 1-Uu tkin, nf 1--------G cor g 1a, i-lxt een PACIFIC VllW grundl·hddren, (If M!MO"IAL PARK tt•en grt!at-grnnd·, Cemetery • Mortuary children Visitation Ch1pe1 • Cr~matory Tu--' F b 5 19uc. 3500 Pacific View DrlYtt ~ay e • '"'· Newporl Beach 4-8pm at Pacific View 644-2700 Of~ Cout OAILV Pt~OTfTUMday, FebruefY 5, 11115 * CS John Cu1e111. 1t7S1 fl\jl •t~ ... ftled 1t1oeN11aCllf._T~Mlll----------1---------.... -A~ l'tec., YOl'l>a Wltfl 11'19 County c.tt of Or· ol the tNeb or_..., Dy MIO •-""' .....,. rleTmoue ........ Uncl&. c.111 .... Mtge County on~ H. Deed .. TNM ,.._,., ~ M~ tTATI...., Tlllt buslMlM i. con 1"6 -T"9 .._. .,_,,,.1 -' IN IQ-.; - fhe 'OllOwlnO l*90fU .,. Ouc:led lly "'lnOMdual ... _ ~ .....,. of Ole 006-..... Ol1 dOlnQ OUtlneN .. JoM C..t• PutH!eMO Or-. eo.t ~ ..,,.. Dy the ptop. .,.,.,.... U&.I OAANO ILLUSlo.( '°' Tlllt NMl'l*\1 w .. llled OeilY Pll04 ~ I~ n 911" to " eolO Md ..... w l•y •H·IO,, Co••• w.lflthilCountyCWtlofOf. 29,t ,Ofuary& 1H6 · • _. ..um.1ad ---.~ ,;oo™~ ,~~~ ~. Clllforni. t2t27 .,. Counl) on J...,., •. T-* penee9 and ... io. .. IN CONSULTANTI. IHC • CONetJLTAHTI INC •• I IWb111 0$lemoud1. 409 l915 ~ IN lntttet pu~ ,.._.It W • .... 0 c -·-II' llllt\l'W ~ ..,.. Off\la eot,,.redOll • c.lltofM aor,ot..... -u•Y •n I I, 01te .--,._ ..,,~ "' the NotiCe Of S-. Tru•tM , or l uc:c ... or TnntM, or l~t M"4I CelU0tnla 92927 Publlehed Ofange eo.t laO.~ 7t TruttM or l.ib1tllutM Tl'\dl.. Of 8uhtUlitM Thi• bu1ine1t 11 con-Delly l'llOI Jenuaty l5 22. r:tCTITIOUt IMllMU TM~ undarVild Tt\ISt•, Of tMI oen-. Deed T,,,.... Of tNt _,. o..s ducted by an lndtYldual 2t, Fet><uary 5, 1915 NA* ttA,.....,., Died of Truet neretotor. ea· ol ltwt ~ ~ o.\VIO of T..-._ ... ""-.-.,. 8atba•• Ott.,h0ut1 f·:M\I T"9 ~ '**>'W we ec:uted and ~«110 Ille W U.Cl(SOHN.c IUEN I. Mtc:Me and ~ K Thlt ttttatnenl WU llMCI -'1dOl1i ~... \11\detliCll'ad. wrtttan o.c. J UlllCka<>H. HU88AHO AlltOIN ........... .. wllh lhe County Cl«ll ot Of· ruauc NOTIC;( c L!BAATIOHS, 801 w latatlOtl of DtfllUlt and 0.. ANO WIF! A$ JOINT TlH--joint ......... Md .. 11\Qe County ()ti Ja111.111y 23 lllUr unit , I Coat• M... mat\d fO( s.i.. and. WKMt'I ANTS, and l'9COtded ~ ocwded Apttl IO, 1112 • liflo. ltU ,.,. ,ICTl'll04>1 IUIMU Calif m2t Not&ol Of Oefeult and ll9o-*"'* 5. 1112 .. lnllN-W\.fl'lel\t No a-•~ ol Publl•'*l 0t111oe Cout ~ STATI....,. Aobut end El •ln• tlontoSel Theundelllgfled "*''No. 12...-. of Of> ~ ~ o# ~ Delly Piiot January 29 F11>-fht tollowlng l*'I009 are McAdam• 1~ · Calllornla. c:.;Md MIO Notlele ot 0. flclal "'9cofc;,;r;;-Or-Countw, California-.-l._l'ld ruary 5 12 19 1985 ' dOlnQ bu91Mtt u · 1902 Cal .. 0. LOI Alamoa. f~ and ti.c Ion ..._.1 -.... • . • . T-410 M H.0 A880CIATl!S, San Ci.m.n••. Clllf 9'f72 I IO -IO Count.y, CalltOMI•. Wld ~t 10 !NI~ ... 738 C«'lter StiMI. eo.11 Aob111 K. Mo~dam1, bl reoorded In the 4'0Ul'lty P"f'"'*'l to ttlet <*1MI ~ ta of Def.ult ~ ~.Call! 92827 Pr•ldent , where 11141 rMI pt~Ja Uot ~ tMttiun6er rwcordld OCtOMr 17, , ... Cu 101 ano Guedetupe T Ill• 1talem911t w11• tiled ~.O ~ recofded OCtOblr 31. 1914 • • In •tr u'" • 11 t Ho FICmlOUI IUttN&ll Mul\01. 738 Cent• Str .. t. with IN County Cleril of Or· Oete Janu-:y 11• . S U In ti' um an I H o 14-421S18, of Ol'flc:llll "9-• .. Ml C 11\Qe C a U C K I Y I I • "447702, ot ~ "9-eotdt of Mid Court"', w111 A ITATl•NT otll M111, Celll 021127 tUS OUftty Otl Januaty 9. C<*WYAMCI CO.. Nld c:oidl ot Mid ~ty. w111 under al'ICI s>ul'"*'t t~ MkJ The 1011ow1no per10111 are Flaul end EllH Garc11. 1 S .,.,.._, CM k I It., under al'ICI .... ,._,, 10 Mid Oiled of fru.t _.. ..... ...- dOlng bulln ... u 15480 0.¥ootlllre Circle ~ l4llle C "-.....__._ C -.... .--CARTER ENTERPRISES, WMtm11111w, Calif 92e83 ' Publlthed Oratige Cout ' -A -Died of Trust ... II pul>llc auction IOI' cut'I lttWfOI t860-B Bebcoctr, Costa E Alma Har..-1903 fed-Dally PllOt Janu:l 15 22. <714t ~~1'111. a,: .._ eucl!OI\ for Ulll. 1..-tut money of the UNtad Stlll9 •• , 29 F I> • "' WllMn, T,_... .. oe. ~of""' United Stat• of Amwlea, a c:aetll«'t M .. a. Call! 92627 "''· Cotti Meta. Callt • ruary '" 1 .. 5 "°"' ol America a euhl9r'1 Cheek payable to Mid P\8.IC NOTICE M ortuary Serv1Ct'll Wednesday Feb 6, at 2PM Pac1f1c View M ortuary Cha~l Pa- ~·1hc: View Mortuary. directors 644-2700 Lynn WU1t1m C.ner. 198.4 921127 T ·364 Pvl>lillled Oftnoe Coul clleclc payabl• 10 H id T,,_.. dr.-n -a .... or McCORMICK Maple B20t, Coste Meu. E Alma Harwy ,__,... Piiot J "" """' .,.., MORTUARY Cell! 921127 T1111 1111amen1 wM tiled fltll.IC NOTICE ~, anuery "• "'"'• Tr1111 .. dftwfl °"a atat• or NIUonal blink, alt9'tor '9d- Je"91 Matfe Caner 1984 wllh 111e COunty Clerk ol Or· Flbl'uery 5 i9u T 3a7 MtloMI bank,• etal• or tea-.,., er.sit un6on, OI • -.w I 795 Laguna Canyon Maple B201 Co111 Meu ange County oo Jenuary 9 FICTITIOUI .UIMH wal credit union. or • et111 OI teo.11 ~ ioer. Aoad Call! 92627 t985 NA• l~ATl.mNT P\8JC NOTICE lor i.ctetel MlllnOI and loen aeaoc.lataOn ~In t?llt Laguna Beach Ca Th•s bus1,,Hs is con-,_ The IOll<rMng pereon 11 woda.tlon domlci9ed In "* Ital•, et tne eout'fY#O ., .. SWEENEY 92651 ducted by twsbend ,,,d Wife 1 Publ11t\ed ()f1n99 Cout OOOng butlnees u 'ICTtTIOUI ..,..... •tlll . 11 tl'le ~d ., .. ~ 6-twO •lllrwllye [LLIAN SWEENEY 494-9415 JaMI M Carter ID111y Pilot Januery 15. 22 THE ENERGY WORKS ..._ STAro.NT bl....,. IN tw0 ltalnwaye .. the Alen~ tldng passed away Febru-Th11 Slaltm41nl w11 tiled 29 Ftoruar, 5 t985 •07 Jttmine Corona del The IO!lowlng penot11 .,, ,•1 the Allen BYllO!ng. tlClnQ Yorb• StrMI, •I 1401 1 wttl'I 1111 County Clefk of Or-• T-358 Mat Ce.hi 92625 OOlng ~.. ,Yorll• StrMI. at 14011 Y9fl>a Str ... Olty °' Tu.tlft, ary 4. 1985 A rest· ange Counly on J1nuary 9. Ronald 0 McCormick PETE'S AUTO SALES y~ Sir_,, C'1y of TUllUn, C6unty of Orw1ge. State of den I of Hunting ton I HARBOR LAWN· t985 F1Qa20 •07 Jum1ne Coton• o.i 20311 Herbot 81¥d Colt~ !County ol Oratige, Stat• of Callfomla. all~ ttgflt. tlctt Beach area Survived MT. 01.IVE PubliSl'led Orange Coast Ml.IC NOTICE I Mat Celli 92S25 M-. C.wtornl192827 Callfornla. all lhal riont. tlt'9 and lntet .. t con\19)'9d to l.i h Mortuary • Cemetery Deily Piiot Jenuary 15 :n . Thi• bu11neu 11 con· Peter C•M fl~ 2034 and .,,,.,.., conwyeo to al'ICI now held by II ""°" y usband Dean G Crematory 29 February 5 1985 FICTITIOUl aua...11 ldu<:ted by .,, •ndMdual Harbor Blvd. Costa. M ... and now Mid by II undw Uld Oeed of Tr1191 ltl tl'le Sween ey, daughters. 1625 G1sle1 Ave NAME ITATIMENT ROt11ld o McCormlcil Celllorm• 921127 MIO Died of T•utl In the pt~y "''**' In Mid Dale E. Full<.>r, San Coste Mesa T-379 The ro1iowing peraoo "• Th11 1111emen1 was flied Tllis bu1lnH 1 11 con· P'oe>ertY lltueied in Uld County and Slate diM<lrlb.o Bernardano, Sandrn Ml.IC NOTICE doing t>usinns u wnl'l th• County Clerk ot Or-Ouc:leO by .,, 1n<1Mdu.i County and Slela deecrlbed .. 540-5554 HUNTING T 0 N BC H angt County on Janue 9 PETER FILOES •• PARCEL 1 M Partch. O range. FICTITIOUI 8USINEIS PUMP & E9UIP 7511 Warn-1996 ry Thia 1111"'*11 ••• hied I PARCEL t . Unit 32 .. enown arid cs. Ca, son , Mich ael D. NAME STATEMENT er, HunllnglOfl Beteri. Calif I F2MD4 wtlh ,,,. Cou,,ly Cleflo, of Or-1 Unit 11 u tnown and 0.. ecirlbad In the condorNtllutll s s v I PIERCE BROTHERS The lollowlno person IS 926•6 I Publlahld Orenoe Coatt anoe County on January 30 ICl'lbed '"' ,,,. coodomtnlum plan recofcMd on OCtober w eeney. 1m1 a. Oo1ng busi,,ess as J1mes Herbert Gt1ge1, Delly Piiot J1nuary 15 22 1995 • plan recorded on oc:tober 14, 1981 Ill book 1425e I e y, Pa I r 1 c k M BELL BROADWAY THE PYROS PARTNER-7511 Warner Huntington• 29 February 5 1985 ' · f2l7102 14, 1981 In book 14258. pe,ge 45 and ~Md feb· Swt.-eney, West Los MORTUARY ~HIP, 1327A Beker Slrtel, B .. ch. Calll 92647 I ' ' T-Jn Publlsne<I Of•l\Qil CoN t PIO' 45 and amtndld Feb-ruery •. 1912 by lnttrument A ngt:-lcs, Ca. a s1stt:-r. 110 Broadway Costa Mesa. Call! 92628 Tl'lll bu1lnH1 11 con· Dally Pllol February S 12 ruary 4, 1982 by 1n11rument no 82-042729, boU'l Of of Echth Denault. W,..,t Costa Mesa Gregory George F>yroa. dueled by an •ndlvldual I 19 2e 19as · · 82...Q.42729, both ol Official llcial recordl of Uld county ""' 642-9150 t327 A Baker Street. Colle James Gtlger Pl&.IC NOTICE · T-424 Record• of llld County PARCEL 2 Los Angt-les, S<'Vt'n A Mesa. Calif 92528 Tills ttelement wH Ille<! j PARCEl 2 An undivided 1/S2nd gr a n d c h 1 Id re n This business 11 con· wllh the County Clerk ol Or-FICTITIOUI IU ... 11 l'tlll.IC NOTICE ! An u11d1Y1dt d l/52nd tnt9fWt as a teflant In corn-Rosary WI 11 be held oucled by a,, lndlVldual ange Cou,,ty on January 9 NAME ITA TlllllENT intar•I u • 1tnaflt tn com-mon In in. 1 .. 1nt.,•11n ~ PlB.IC NOTICE Gregory George Pyroi 1985 I The lollow1ng per.on 11 "CTITIOUI IUllNIU mon 1,, the tee lntw•t in ano to Ille common of tot 6 of Feb 5. at i'PM Dilday fhlS stateme nt wlS llled ne5U7 domg bu11neu ae· MAMIE ITATl•NT Ito the common., .. of Lot 6 tract 104&4, •per map N90 Brothers , M o rtuary FICTITIOUI 8U81NEIS wllh lhe County Clerk ol Or-PubllSlled OreOQt Coast PACIFIC SALES NA· The IOllOwlng petlOl'll are lot Tract t048', as per maip In book 4$3, Pea-3.5 10 37 Charv>) Funeral Mass I NA• ITATEMENT ange cou,,ty on January 9 D111y Piiot J1nu1ry 15, 22, ITIONAL I 11123 Unit J Slater doing bull""9 u t1te0 1,, book 483, peges 35 lnc:iull¥e, of m19ce11-- f ,..-• The IOlio.Qlng pe1sons are 1985 F-·-29 February 5 1985 Ave Fou111e1n Valley. talff SWIFT I 0 EA S 1o8 to 37 lncil*Ye, oi m1 .. mape, records of ~ c:oun- eb 6 .. IOAM at St dOlngbusmessas ..-... T-359 921'08 Adams Balboa Ca111orn1a oetlaneouem11P9.recordeof ty ulUCfl ltemlldeflneoln Bonaventure Chu rch. ROGUE INDUSTRIES 718 PubhShed Orange Cout I Richard E L•pperd, 10198 92861 Mid COUMy .. ~term 11 the artldt enutled "o.t'l- 16400 Sp rt ngdale 1 112 Lerksput A¥a Corona Dally Pilot Ja,,uary t5. 22. Dtm•tC MnTICE El Montefey Fountain Val-Catlly Lynn Swift 108 dlflllld 1n the ertlete entitled nltlont " ot the declarltion of · del Mir CA 9262S 29 February 5 1985 ruut. nu ley C.111 92708 Adams Balboa toalllomte 'Oeflnlttona" of tht del:iat· ~••. cond•UoM Ind H untington Beach DeYld Mtcl'laet Gano 7111 T-362 1 FICTn10Ul au...,..IS Tl'l1s t1u11neu 11 con· 92661 •lion of COYeflenll. con· rH tr1C1ton1 rec:orde<I ,,, Interment Good Larkspur Ava Coroo1 del NAMElfATIMeNT ducted by an 1ndlvlelual This ou11nesa 11 con. dlllont and ••tnctlonl re-booll 14095 pagt516otol-~~re!~~d b;em~ttJ!v M~rh1~· :~:~;eu '' con-PlmlC NOTICE I d.;~; ;::~r:;: :son• ,,. ~:~~.~: .. tiled ouc:1e<1 C~T~~ '~s":1~ Si'e~ ~ ~d9. ':! = ';'°°'.!· ~ .=:: B • dueled by an 1M1vtdual FICTITIOUS 8USIMll I CONSUMER DENT AL lwltll the COu,,ty Clerk of Or-Tl'los Slllement wM llled Otcla1e11on ) Ind any ment1 Ind suppltmtnll rothers M ortuary. OAVID M GALLO NAME STATEMENT NE TWO FIKIELIZABETH ange Counlyon Jenuery9, Wllhtl'leCOun1yCler'lcotCr-1amtndment1 and ~ IMrtlO 8-12· i'i7 l Tl'llS statement WIS Ille<! The followtng persons are HENDERSON DDS 1959 E t98S ange County on J~ 30 menll ll'lereto Excepting all Oil Oii rlgihu with lne County Cletk o1 01. doln9 Dutlnesl a,s, I Lincoln, Anl l'l;..m, CA 92805 F2'll2l 1985 J Ex~tlng all Oii Oil oglltt mln•<a~I•. mln4tfel r!Qhl• COTE ange Cou,,ty on January 17 GROOMERS GAZET· i Ellllbllh M Henoeraoo Put>lltn«I ~ CoU1 ...,,_ m1ne1aa~ mloe1al Jigll~ nawui GU ngnia and<>"* · E 0 R GE J Q H N 1985 F2M484 TE/BOARDING KE NN EL 29331 Mldlord Pl•ee Fun: Dally Pilot Jaouar, t5 22. Pubil1hed Orange Cout I natural gu r10hl111\d otMr hydroca rt1on1 by what· CO'fE. JR a resident NEWS t PAOFESSIONAL ltnon A 92635 29 February5 1985 Dally Polol Feoruary 5. t2,lhydrocerbont by •h•t· t oever n e me known •1r (''"'"'"' M ""'" p--~ Published Or1n9a Coast PET CARE MAGAZINE ELIZABETH HENDERSON T-366 19 28 t985 1oeY11 na me know11 , geothermal 11 .. m and all ' ""'"" ,..,.. ~ D111ty Pilot J1nuary 22. 29, 2192 Walnut. Tustin CA11t' I Tl'l1s at11ame111 wu llled I T -426 geotl'lefmal ateam and all products dw!Yed IMrefrom away Februa r y 2. February 5· 12· 1985 T·397 92660 with the County Clerk ol Or· P\&.IC NOTICE producll detlved tharttrom. wtthOut. hOwe"9< the right 1 9 8 5 1 n Newport Rich Heal11'1, Inc . Call-, ange County on January t 7. P\&.IC NOTICE wttl'IOUI, howeYer the rlQht to drill, mine, store. •xplef• Beach H e IS survivl'CI PUBLIC NOTICE rorn11 2792 Walnut Tuatln 1985 r:ICTITIOUl IU .... 11 to drill . mine. store. t llJ)lora andao«atethrougllll'letu•· CAlll '92sao . ,,..... NAMI! STATIMl!NT FICmlOUI au..... 1•nd opetete through lhe aur· lac.e or the U9i)9f 500 '"' of by his son . George J FICTITIOUS IUllNEll Tl'lts business Is con-Published Orange Coul Th• tonow1ng per10n1 are NAME ITATt•NT 'tac.e or lhe u1>91f' 500 '-of 11141 tubsurtace of did land. B Cote of Costa Mesa, NAME ITATIMENT oucted by a corporation Oe11y Pllol Je,,uary 22 29 doing Dullness u . The I01lowl119 per.on• ar• 1111e 1Ub1Ur1eoe of Miid land. •• rN91"1'1d In the deed from daughter, Mar ie Cott> The tollowlng persoot are James E Rich. Presldenl February 5 t2 l9115 ' HUB/ONT AR IO SHUT -doi~ b<ISlness u u r_....o in 11'19 deed from The Irvine Compl/)y. • Mlell-dolng business IS Tl'llS sletem8"1 was Ille<! T ·389 TLE ONT ARIO/HUB SHUT. 0 R BITS. 1125 Curie AY-1Tl'l9 lrvlne Company,. Mien-IQll'I C()f?Ofellon, recordecl of San F ranCtS('O, SIS· CONSTRUCTION MAIN-with ll'le County Clerk Of Or-TLE AIRPORT HUB SHUT-enue. Sant• An• Calltornl• ogan oorporellon. recorded May 29 111811n bOOll 1•079 t e r J o s e p h t n l' TEN ANC E SE RV ICES 1nge County on Jenuary g TLE 2156 Newpor1 Blvd . ,92707 !May 29 198 1 in book 14079, Paoe 1399 of OtflOlll Fle- Vogclsang or Los An-3519-A East Coasl Hwy t985 PlB.IC NOTICE Coall Mesa Calif 92827 Jettiey L Orr. 1126 Curle 1P~ 13~ ot Otflclal Re-coro• Corone del Mar. CA 92625 Fa5131 Newport Beach Re,,. Avenue S1n1e A,,I C1ll-cord1 Aleo exoepttng ell wat~ _ gelcs. also survived Diie Corklend Worley PubllsheO Orange Coeit FICTITIOUI 8UllMEll 111s1Tou1S inc Catlfoml• lor,,11 92707 AllO taoeptlng alt weter righll M>ethet IUCfl w~ by five grandchildren 429 112 lria CorOt1a del Mar. Dally Piiot Jamiary 15 22 NAMI! STATl•NT Tl'llS bus1n1u 11 con-I Mery Key Orr, l t25 Curie tighll wMthet k.eh _,er rightsSllaH ~pan.n. ~: and three great. CA 92625 ,29 February s 1985 Tl'le loOowtng person• are ducted by a c;orporallon ~"'90~·27~enta A,,1 Cell· lrlOhll lhall t>t npanan, O'flf· l)'ing ~C>Qriatlw. per· d h Id M I Tl'l1s business 1s con-T-360 domg business u Paul J Bu~heH Vice °'"'1 7 1l'flng api>fopr1el,... per. c:Olatlng .. PMCtl01,... °'con-gran c I ren r OuCleO Oy an 1ndMdual w L LARSON & AS· Prn ldeflt ' " Tl'llS bUSl,,•SS II con-eolatlng, l)WICflPl .... OI con-lrac1ual wlttlOul llOWeYllf Cote was born in Los DALE C WORLEY SOCIATES t8002 Sl\ypark This statam«1t was flied dueled by llutbln<I and wile trtctual. 'Mlh0u1 "-· the right 01 entry lor tht ••· Angeles and hclS re-1 This 11atemen1 wes rnee1 I PUBLIC NOTICE C11c1e ll'V1ne CA 927 t4 "''11'1 lhe County Cltwk ot Or· J EFFREY L ORR the right ol entry tor the•· erCOM of lll01 ngnt1 .. r• :.ided In Newoprt Wlll'l 11'19 County Clerk ol Or-FICTITIOUS IUllNEll Lltson & ASSOClllM Inc lngil Covnty ()ti Jenuary 9 ITl'lhll~·~~~c' wa1 flleOOr •Cl99 ot IUCtl right• ... re-~ WI deed trorn TM enge COunty 00 Januery t7 a Ca11torn1e corpo•etoo,, 1985 ""' ,.., ........, .. 1y iartt ol -MfY9d in OMCI horn TM tmne Company. a MIC:hlgen Costa Me:.a area Slnt'<' 1985 NAME ITATEM!N'T 18002 Sllyp11rk C11cte lrvtne ,... lfl94! COunty on Janvat)' 30. In.me Comoeny • M~ corporeuon. rlC()IC)ed ... .., 1981-A M emorial F2164tt T~ loUowtng persons ire CA 927 t• Publltlle<I 0ranoe Coast 1985 c:oiporatlOrl recorded May 29 1H1 on boo'< t4079 !\las.-. and Rosarv will Publtslled Orange Coast do•? b~~·~:~ 17922 Tl'lts busmess 11 coo· Oaiiy Pilot Ja,,uary IS 22 P bl··~ Or ~ 29 tM13~•nof~-.~~!! PeQI i399 Ol 01tlc1 .. ~ b h Id s -ti I Dell'( Pilot January 22 29 G duCle<l by 8 corpora11on 29 Feb•u•ry 5 1985 u oao•vw ange .......,, P-oe ~ ..., ........ ,._.. corOI e e ;itur .1y Februery 5 12 1985 otl'larc S I Huntongton Wayne Larson Pr1Sld8"I T-363 Delly Pilot Fe1>tuary s 12 cords PARCEL 3 Februarv 9 1!185 ,1t T.392 Beacn. Calif 9264 7 Tl'llS s1111emen1 wH hleo t9 26 1985 PARCEL J E.-ts as Ml t~tn ,,, IOAM at St luhn thl· I Ec5ard Duane Selle,,. 405 w11h the Co1mty C•etk 01 Or· Dlm•tC Ml'TICE T -425 E-1• as .. , rorth 1n 1111 MCTion entttlec:I C¥1••" B ( .' h I I PUBLIC MnTICE J 18111 1 Hunll,,glon ~II ange County on J11nuary t7 ruut. nu 1111 Section entlllld certain aaserntll'ts tor~' and a pl 1 s l a t o 1 c nu Cahl 926•8 t985 PlB.IC NOTICE MMtl'llnll tor owners ano tu000f1 Mllktf'nef'lt ano Chun:h . l 015 Bakc-r FICTITIOUS IUllNl!SS Robin Elizabeth Sellen I F*417 FICTITIOUS IUl*ESI support 11111etnen1 and encroacl"ln'l«lt ortr.e 11t11c1e St • Cost.i Ml·sa ln -1 NAME STATfMENT 405 t811'1 St . Hun11ng1on I Pubhsl'led Orange Cou t NAME STATEMENT FICTmoul au ... SI enc1oachm.ll ot thl 9'10Cle en1111eo easements o1 1"41 Lermc t will i...~ Tl'le following pe1sons are Beacl'I. Cali! 926•8 Oa11> Pilot January 22 29 rne roll0W1ng persons 111el NAME STATEMENT en1111eo ..-nen1s 011ne deClaretion n ""' .Pn 00,,,g busineu as INTER· This business 1s con· I February 5 12 !985 doing business es GOGLA· The IOllOWlng person• are o.<;laretion PARCEL• va~e an San FranclSCO COMEX DRILLING PRO· ducted by husband ana wile f.391 NIAN MFG , 1733 Monrov1ajdo1ng business•• PARCEL • Euemenls as Mt tortn ,,, --GRAM LTD' 3•21 v.. Aot>ln Sellen Ave u,, .• T Coste Mesa. CA 1 t)NEWPORT VESPA. EaMmellll ..... fortl'I on ll'le MC11ons 9t'llf1le0 Ce< DEAN Oporlo .,200 Newport This statement was Ille<! 92627 ,RIVA JET St<l(2)NEWPORT tMMCllQrlttn1111ed c.rteJn 1a1,, .. Mmel'IS 1o owners ELLEN D DEAN. a Beach CA 926 6 3 wlll'I me County Cler~ 01 Or-PUBLIC NOTICE Devtd Gog1an1an 27601 1JET SKI. 1880 N-port Blvd, ...-nenls to owner• Ind and "support se111ement res1den I uf San ta lnlercomex Fin1nc1al Cot. ange Counly on January 9. FICTITIOUI aU81NEll HelCon, Mission Voe10 CA 1Cos111 Mesa CA 92627 "11Jppc>f1 Mtlem"1t end en-and encroeetlm&01 ot ll'le A P •d . pore11on (State of 1ncorpora-l985 92691 I Ren1>. Cotp • Ca11lorn1a croachmenl" 01 the 1rttc1e arttcle entttled .. _,.,.,,,, na 8liS€ away !Ion CeHlo•nlal 3421 Vie f~ NAME STATEMENT Th11 bu11ne11 11 con-cotporauon t880 NIWPOf'I .,,1111ed MMment• 01 lhe 01 tt>e oeciaratlOO 01 00,,,.. February l. 1985 m lopo•to •200 Newpo•t Published Orange Coast The following person• •r• Ouc1e<1 by an lndtvldual jilvd, Coste Mna CA 92627 oec111e11on of coven1n11 ,,ents conditions end r• Anaheim, Ca hf She BHCl'I CA 9266 3 Daily Pilot January t5. 22. ooing bu91neu 11 Dev•d Goglan1en This business 11 con-1 cond111on1 end r•trlCtlOflS stncttons recorded 1n ~ IS t'd b h Marc H G1;ast 1577 29 February 5 1985 LOOKING·GLASS. 956 Tl'llS s111amen1 WIS 11190 oucleo by I COfpol'llll()(l 'recorded lfl booll 14092. U092 page 17'97 Of Otfie•al surv1v Y er M1tomai Balboa Calif T-365 Cl'leyenne. Coste Mes., CA w1lh 1ne Cou,,ly Clerk 01 O•-S Partow Preso<>ent PIQI 1797 01 Otfloial A.-Records !11'19 MHtet Oec daughter, Lucille 92666 92626 •"98 County o,, Oeoemt>er This stat-nt WIS l•leCI cord• 1The Maatw Oectar-1111111on 1 and .,, amend- M etscrf. or Costa I Tl'lis business is con· MLIC NOTICE David Paul Fontes. 956 31 t984 Wltl'I ltle County Cler' ol Or 111on 1 and any amend-met1ts 1110 suPDlemenu Mesa Cd brother ouc1e<1 by II general pert-FICTITIOUS IUSIN!IS Cl'le'Yllf1ne Costa Mesa CA Fasooo ange County on January 17 me,,IS •"d aupp11men11 1"-<elo , . . • netSl'l•P 92626 Pubhs~ Or1nge Cout 1985 1111re10 T.... street iodreu "' Henry Thy~esc-n. of Miic H Guest NAME STATEMENT This business 11 con· Da11y P1101 January 29 Feb- 1 ""411 Tl'le *" .. ' addrea1 OI' o111e1 common oesignatton Buellton. Cahf, sis-I Tl'llS s111eme,,1 wH r11ee1 fl'le ronow1no persons ere Cluc1e<1 by in ind1111du1I rua<y 5 t2 19 1985 T·.07 Publlst>e<l Orange Coett othlf commort 09elgnalion ot u 10 prop11tr s ters, F.dllh Reed, dntl 1w1th ll'le Coun1y Cletk ol Or-d~,,1~1c~~~~~.~~•-B Coasl fl'llSD:t~~~,!'.~,0~!;~lled Daily Pilot J11nuery 22 19 ot U •d prope rty 11 purpof1ed 10 be 11 t O•lor'°' Helga Larsen both f 1n99 County o,, Jenuary 11 H•gl'lwey Suite 193 Da na wttl'I ll'le C0un1y CterM of Or-February 5 12 1985 i>urporled to oe •3 O•tord •32 11'11"41 C" 927 l5 0 1 995 " Pl&.IC NOTICE T -39S • 11 1rv1ne CA 9271s Name •nd eoor-oi the Ventura. Ca. grand'-Pon1 Cahlorn11 92629 1,,ge County oo Je,,u•ry 17 Nam. ano ld<lr-01 '"' 1>1r1el1C1ar) 11 wl'IOM r1quesl ~ h D F2MOll Pe1er James Meltllews 1995 ram I vaug ters. enna Publlaned Orange Coast 34052 Ma111g1 Drive Dane F2'MIO P\&.IC NOTICE t>ene 1e1ary11wt10MreqUMt lhesall•t 1>11ngconoucteo He I en M 111 er o ( Diii• Pilot Jenu1ry 29 Feb· p 1 c 1 1 92"29 p 11 ,... C NOTICE Of' tne IAM II being conducted L~ Sevlngs & Loan . , om a • orn111 " ub shed ...,.. •nge ou t TIIUITEE'I IALE FICTrrlOUI au ... ,, Long.._ S•"'"91 & Loan Asac P 0 So' 2827 Long- H un t mgton Beach. ruary 5 12, •9 1985 T -40• Tl'l11 business is con· Deily Piiot Jern.oery 22. 29 T 1. No. S31._ NAME ITA~NT "QOC PO Boa 2827 Long-view nc 75e06 Directions and Donna Ellen Ou~~~rbJ ~~,~~=u•I Februery 5 12 t985 MW/WILSON T .... lotlow1ng penon1 are ,,_ TX 7S606 Otrectione to the aoow l>f'Ol>«TY m~ Scott o r El Toro. Ca. PUBLIC NOTICE Tl'l1s Slstement was Ille<! T .j9• NOTICE dO•ng Dusi,,_ es VAN OEN 10 Ille ebove P'Ol>«TY may be Obllll'«I b) req"'"llntl On .. gre t-g d -h c c YOU ARE IN DEFAULT BRINKandAISOCl•t• 2729 b9 ObllMlll<l by 11q..-11ng 11ma In Wtillllg lrom tne "° a ran r:ICTITIOUI IUllNESS wnl'l I 8 ounty tetk ol Or· 1 P\8.IC MnTfCE UNDER A DEED OF TRUST w Cont H N-11me 1n -111ng from the t>enellcllr) wltl'l1,, tO 01v1 daughler, Terasa NAMEITATl!M£NT •11ge coun1yonJ1,,uary23 ""' DATED DEC tO 1980 UN-Beech CA 92;k P<>'1 t>enetlclary w11h1n 10 daya1tromthlllrsti>ubticatl0no• Tate. Mrs Dean was Tl'le followlng perso,,s ere l9 5 FKJOM FICTITIOUI .UltNl[ll LESS YOU TAKE ACTION Vtnc9nl Vi ndenbrlnk 273 from the flrtt publlCallOn of h htt no11ee born In Tyler Minn doing bu1lness •• Noble Publ"l'led Orange Coast NAMI STATIMIN'T TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-Promontory Or WNI New-lh•• t\OllCI Said Nie Wiii be "''°' Sh ed ;.._I f Screen. 2620A Segetslrom D I p 29 F The lollOWlng per•o,, •• ,. ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT I pon "--cl'I c· 92'"""' Sllel .... wiM De made Without covenant or .. ., e mov to '-4 I tn S11n1a Ana. CA 9210• ru"~r~ s''~~ J~~u~ef8S •b· OOing buSIMSS.. A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU I Tl'I:"' busi:. •• "; con· .... tl'IOUI C:OYenlfll or war-1••nt) h PfMS ()I lrrlpllecl .. 1920. S he has been a BtuCI Robert Hassell• T-4 12 SOUTHWEST GAR-NEED AN EXPLANATION ducted by 1n1ndlv•oua1 ranty Hl)('MIOtimPlll<l.U 10 !Ille POSMU•on O• en res1den\ o f Orange 2820A Segerslrom Santa OENINO COMPANY 815 OF THE NATURE OF THE I l/tnce<11 Vtnd9nbflnl( 10 11111 pot.....on or .,,_ cumt>rances IO U llS!y thll County for over 44 A"'· CA 92704 Pl&.IC NOTICE 10th Strtel. Huntington PROCEEDING AGA INST This statement wu flleCI cumbrenca 10 .. 111!y Ille uripalO balance oue o,, thi' Tn11 bu11n1u 11 con· S.acl'I. CA 926•8 YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· witn tlle Covnly cier-01 0, unpeld t>alan<:e due on tht note or no1.s secured by years. Graveside !l('f ducted by an inOIVldull FICTITIOUI 8U81NEll M1rk Allan Hottmen, 615 TACT A LAWYER an .. Cou,,t °" j ,,u. 30 nol• or nOIM MCUred by U ld Oeed ot Trust. 10 Wit vices w ere he ld Mon I Bruce A Htnelle I NAME ITATIMENT 101h Street, HUllll!'gton On FEBRUARY 13 t98S t9L ~ ,. ry MIO o..cs of Trull. 10 .... , 1s 139912 19 plua tnetooow day February 4 1985 Tt'l1s stettme,,1 wH 111.0 I Tl'le to11ow1ng l)ef'tons are Beach. CA 92648 11 tO 00 AM WEDNES· nenos S 1'7 622 74 l)lua the follow· 1ng 1111ma1e<1 co111 .. · ' wllhtheCountyClerkotOr· oomgbuslnessn 1 Thia bualntu 11 oon-DAY BUCKEYE RE-Pvbl•sl'led 0 ,1 1 Coe•J1ng n umetad c01l1 ... 1pen-andad'olanoNeltlle Ill Pac1ftc View Mem ange County on Jenuar, 30 TR u c K M ou N r E o 1 oucttd by 1n tndl'Mlual CONVEYANCE CO IS Culy Daily Poot Ftt>•u7ry s 12 penses •nd ldYancee at tile time ot the 1nm11 publlCallOn or1al P ark . N ewport 1995 •CARPET CLEANING 35<1 MARK HOFFMAN appo•nleel TruSlff unOe r 19 26 1985 ume ol 11'11 1nlllal publlcellOtl or ll'llS NOllCI of Sale Beach Rev Barbarn F21noe ' •7 Avocaco Avenue cosl• Tri11 11e1~t wu tiled a,,d pursuant to Deed or · T •431 ot th11 No11ce ot Sale S2 ~7 58 B I Publlll'le<I Or1ngt1 CoHl IMese CA 92626 wlll'l 11'19 County Clerk ot Or Trust rtcorded Dec 16 S2 663 43 NOTICI TO a r l 0 e o f Oa11y Pllol February 5 t2 l Curtis Rey Mooie JS• •7 j•nge County on Jenuary 17 1980 u 1ns1 No 23799 1n NOTICI TO i?c"TY OWNUI r1c1ated Pac1f1c View 19 26 1985 Avoc1do Avenue Cos11 1985 b<>Ok t387S P998 t606 ol fltll.IC NOT ICE ""°"'"" OWNl!fl y ARE IN OEFAUl T Mortuary. Dire<'tors f •32 Mall CA 92626 l'1'Me2 0111c111 RtcorOI n 11141 ottoce YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNO A DEED OF TRUST --Tl'l•I Dusinets 11 con· Publi1hlel OraOQt Coatt ot ll'le Cou,,ty .,_eco•oe< of FlCTTTIOUS IUllNEll UNDER A DEED OF TRUST OATEO APRIL 20 1982 UN· NEILSON PUB. UC NOTICE lduc1eo oy an 1noiv1oua1 D•lly P1101 Januery 22 29 Or1nge Count) S1111 or ~ ITATIMENT DA TEO OCTOBER 21 t982 LESS YOU TAl(E "CTION ANDREW SCOTT CURTIS RAY MOORE I Fet>ruery 5 12 t945 Ce1tlo1n111 E•ecuted Dy Tiit tollow•ng '*"°"'are UNLESS YOU TAKE "C· TO PROTECT YOUR PROP NEILSON d FICTITIOUl.IUllNEll Tnll Slatemeni wH hied T .390 GERTRUDE M WILSON A 001ng Du11nus u l T 10 N TO PROTECT YOUR I ERTY ll MAY BE SOLO A . a ~· ent NAME ITlTIMINT 1wl\h ..... Counly Clerk ol Ot· WIDOW WILL SELL "T l'RANCES MARINE CAN PROPERTY IT MA\' BE A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU ot Newport BeaC'h Th• following peflOOI .,. 1nge Covnty c>n Jenull') t7 PUBllC AUCT•ON 0 \IAS 518 IN!ne Ave ~ SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE NEEO AN EXPLANATION Pn.~ away Febru· Ooing bus1ne91 H 1985 P\8.IC NOTICE HIGHEST B•ODER roo R c>o'18Mcfl CA 921163 F 'l'Ou NEED AN EXPLA-10F THE NATURE OF TME arv 1 198~·· N SOUTH COAST VEN · ,...., ,.,. ............ , •••• -•• CASH IP•yable II lllNI ol Laure Fr1nc.Hellef Ste NAT10 N OF THE NATURE PROCEEDING AGAINST . · n ew-OORS. 1878 t 1/-pojnl l,, Publlth*<l Of e Coett I n. 11 • rvv ..,_ a.11 1n le•tul monty of ll'le lrvtne Ave "'9wo0<'1 a..ch OF THE PROCEEOtNG YOU YOU SHOULD CON port Beach after a •228 Hunllngton Beach Dl •ly Pilot Jenu~ 22 29 NA•tTATl•NT Ulllte<1S1a1u111the outltde CA9211&3 AuA •NST \'OU YOU TACT A LAWYER lenghthy illness He 13 Ce111orn11 92647 February~ 12 1 985 The tollowlng penon1 ere lront enlral'CI 10 tl'la bu•IO· This bu11nesa 11 con SHOULD CONT ACT A LAW O.t«S J1n1.t1ry 211 1985 su rv 1 ved b h I Robefl H Oewe,, Jr ' T 396 dOlng bulln ... U 1ng l<>Utad at •34 So Euclid I ducted by an lndMdual YER F~ C~-'-. Y • S 1 t11781 Vtewpo<nt ln •228 -T11E NEWPORT CENTER St Anel\elm Ce111or,,1t Liu•• F Haller Oaled Ja,,uary 29 t915 llnc Miit YeftM l"-t' beloved w1fe Helen. l1un11ng1on 8Hch Cl ll-FOR EDUCATIONAL fHER-All roghl !ti .. eno ontt<ff'I f r111 111ternen1 wH fttea ,..,. OIDI llf'e C ...... eine.. .,..,. 2M. Tllllltft, C...,. son. Andrew Scott 1011111 t21147 Ml.IC NOTICE APY 301 M~nofi• A~111. con.,.,._, to •M now held l wtth ,,,. County Cler1>. 01 Or IN:. t•t van. ttNet. 1 ._ (114) rn..-a. l y Nealson of Chicago Thia bu11ne11 11 con-P:ICTITIOUI iu·-ie Coll• ..,..., A 92827 b~ 11 11,,oer .-.o o..o 01 1f1Q1 County Ot1 Jen....,., 30 lutte JtO.. f uetlft, c•..-• ~ w o.-M ILL c' d Le! h r' dueled by en lndl¥tdv11 ...... IT'"TI .. ~ Sarah s Sototnon 13189-Trutl '" ll'WI pr0091"ty lltll· 11>&~ --(1'4) 7'1·*2. 11' Pvbllahed Of'ang. Coast ' In I ' r. 0 Aoo.it H O.Wen Jr ....... .. ". A Owyn.,th °'...,. T Ullln CA ••em.M 0.•l'f POOi FeC>tu•..., 5 t :1 IrV1ne, Ca, brothers. T111e s1111men1 wH 111ee1 Th• 1o11ow1ng pert0n1 ara 921180 s11t• deacri~ u PuDhlt* Or•not eo.1 Publlthed Or•l\Qe Coaa1I 19 t985 Peter Neilson of San with thti County Ci«-ot Or· doing buSI,,.,. as Thi• butln1u •• con-Loi 1• 01 Tr1C1 1H& .. I Oa•I) P11Q1 Februltl'f 5 12 O.il) Piiot Feorvar, 5 12 r ~1 F randsro and James ang• Cou,,ty on Ja nuary 28. SCANDALS. 39,. 1 Br11101 ducted ~Y 1n Individual ~ mep r.corelld ,,, 800k 111 '6 •Mt. t9 1H!I I • 1985 nt'P44t Strffl. Sul11 E S.1111 Ane, SAA~H S SOLOMON ~2 PIQlt 4 1 elld •2 or Mts-1 T 479 T -41& P\a.IC MJTIC[ [~111nc10 and ( orona dC'I M at high \Ch ools Neilson o f Gr~en · P1;bhtneo Oran • CoH t CA 9?704 Thi. 111ternent w•• flied c1141•neou• M•o• on the of __ _....;;...;.;..;..-..;;...;...;;,,.;;.. __ nolr hcd Sea View League boys' \OCccr sburg. No Carohno oauy Piiot JanuaryQ20 Ftt> Alberlln• ~ Go,,gor1 With lh0• COunty cien or Or lie• ol tne County R«orci. I Nil.IC NOTICC ACTmOUS IU .... IS M d also surv1v•-d bv SIX ruer, 5 t2. tO 1985 21152 Shlw l•n• Hunt· aoge ov111y on Ja.nu•rv 17 ot ••IO County ,...._ ITATl•MT CdM, Eagles wln ln prep soccer '1rlor 1c~ o n a)· d •h Id' • M T _4 13 1nQt011 l\~ech CA 926•11 1915 Tt111 11r•t adO• ... ~ "'8.IC NOTICE ACTITIOUI au ... H T,,. to11ow1nc oer10l\t .. ~ ttcre'<1 n look a l whal hapf)('ned gran < 1 r t"n r 'th•• ,but ll'IH• 11 con· ,_ otMI common ~11ion NA• ITAft•NT 00<ng butiMU .. MFSA Estancia 3, Newport Harbor t: Gantt' Nctl.8on. wiu bom in P\8.IC NOTIC( oucittd b'f an indl....ouai Pu1>1i1MC1 °'anot Co.at rr .,,.,. \\• thl r••• Dt~ 'ICTTTIOUI IU..H f 1-'Oftowlng '*"°"' ~ VERDE SHEl.L 1,3, Harbot Vancovl'r. Brltl•h A L8£RT I NA L OeltyP110tJenYll')'22 29 OUC'robed •t>ov • 11 1 NA•lfATl"awT dOl"9bullnete M 91vc1 Cost•~ Call ramblyn S(.'Ortd early 10 the fir'll half for lhc (.' l h I ,ICTITIOUl IU ... 11 OONOOAA Fll:>twary 5 12 19&S outpo1110 10 bl 200t T'-10llowlng pet1IOM 1r1 TRANSPORT SFRVICE fomia t2tff llOr'\ bul I\ d idn't hold up 3\ lhc i:.3glcs 0 um IQ, mov n"' l() HA-ITATl•NT Tr111 1181tfl'l9flt .... flied t -393 Amot<I A"""'ue • ....... OOlllg bul't\911 •• u N ~ IM I Tf 0 I Ht H JOt l Kaoian Ult oulmusclcd ho 1 Newport BerkelC'y, C•llf u 1i1 r111 lofloWln\1 PllftOnl "• lw11n tl'll Counly c..,.. 01 Of Ce•itorn•• u ~ O AT£ Io o K 9roollhu1r11 St Wut lvl!'leye Coun L-OUM H E innc1a. P• c1n' the wn~ in ihc Sea View child lh· ha." bffn A doona ~ .. H~ tnoe COu,,tr on .J•"'*Y t7 fltalC NOTICE T,,. \ln0ef1i'9'*t tnac. l\HP•"40 780' ra1w1 ,,,.~.1... '' 9~ CA 92t53 1 r td nt of Ntw,,..rt ACllifr..-ure .05 30th SI lt85 e1~1aim1 anv b1llty ior.,.,., Hun11ngton leach Cell· "' Jvl'll Wan.t'I t4<12 M~ A Fowtet 1 I .c:'t ue at 8-1 • l. 2 2· l O\.Crl>ll. ~a\ led b Be h f r-27 ~ ~ 92"3 ,__ ~TITIOUI ~·· •nC'OO'«I,.... ot ~ .. ,.., l'omll t~7 Hy~N• Pt1t1 Hvn11no1~ !~fTl9P Coun Laouna Hiia J oraeCnu . D:nc I ln1n1:ind Enl ~t~h.allof ac nr tht ~ t Aw• Kim, 1300 Pati. ~ Puoi~ °'•"941 Cou1 NAlm ITAn.NT a00• ... el'ld 0t,. common "'-A °""'' 221t v1111a BMc.11 Ca1 1 1 t'646 ....-ta&3 ""horn scored Lrn1c S:il:uar ha<l nmc goalie yean He IK'!'Vf'<i his pott •208 ~ 8eect1 Oa!ly P•lot ,.,,'*Y 22 29 r~ 1o11ow1r1g pertOl'I•'" °'*'V"'1'°" '' ..,, "'°""" H.,.,11 N1W9Qtt 1~" Hugh T Walt• 9441 Thi• tKDI""' 11 con rountry f111 thfull)' In 12tle0 fetJNa1y !I 11 1.e~ oo.no ~ aa ~ C...~n.e 9~ Hyannoa Port tivntinown ouetao tJf a n un•n• U\t'iforEs1anu1 th<' Uintted Statl'S Thi• bu•IMn •• c:or.-1 1·3N J &T AVTO WHOlnALl S..C:S..iewtllt>emadlbUt Th•• b..,.1nen 11con-8Mc:rtC..tM-lt eorporal •d auoc•a tto11 I M • lJ I I "-I fl ducted by en k\CIM~ll 133 w t 111 euot• t eo.. ••l'-11 c0¥9n9/\t °' • .,. Ouctad ~ .,, ~ Tiii• l>uelnee• •• c~ "'-' orona de ar 4 , n nn t)' I: ,nmr c M~nne Corp dutinit Alfl Kim 1 rtaJC NOTlC[ MeM c..,1 ,,_27 ,.,,.., ,,pnaeor lmC)llllO,. NtNA ~ DAVIS duc*I by ~and...._ Jo* -..::---•fftf> win1 Mike Perm had ~th C dM &031'1 a'I 1hc W orl<f W r tt Anri 1tw Thie tt11emen1 wa 111ee1 Ttr•nc• W••"'• JO~ t•d>nO ""• pouue on or Thi• •talttf!Wlt wu t•l9CI Alt• Ju,,. W....,.. n. 1t11•••ll ,... .., ~a Kina" up~·d th<' Ir matk lo fl. ~-1 Kor~an ronflt( 1 , • With ttl4I Coullty c 1er11 01 °' l'lCT1noue IU9MSI ,.~o .. I~• ca11f ~~tu IN* to pey the •111 1N Collf\'Y °"'-ot Or T'htl ct1...,_.1 WM lllllld ~ "'-Cownlv oiw-at Or· 1nD1r1,·ae11on u.iruna lnl' ran~ or at1G1 Cauot1on.i•ou11Yl0 ...,..•T•TIMmfT tm7 Pfonapel a.rn of ~Co-.iNy~J~». Mth~~1;c.Rol0t -.Caum-t an ~a. .. D 198!1 Tf\e nQ '*'°" :ltf\I\ ~"'· ,.,, ' I MC\K'90 by MIO ·~ _.Q' J I .... Nt•JH>rt Harbor J, £1tanda O: I he 111lor' M .. "tc-r Sgt Mrmonal ~ doing ou .. ,_. u r:i.ot111 '"'-c UPI• Died 01 Trutt 01¥1th "'~ ,..,_. 1 U!>Cd IWO aoal~ from ~l<'u <itcrk and anolhtr ~r\'lt.'f'!i Wiii bf> held P'ubll '*' Otanot C.0.1 MAl'llNf MARMCTINO th.a ~··,,.~· It COfl· ,,_..,., u ~"' tMO P\.i1>4ollwttd Ofanp Cout ,_ ~ f>rlNl/I "6m'J from Nanc') ( ·o~ nC' to heal lhe FnRlc\'" :l ~a F'rtd 'Y rrbruarv l ~. o..~ Pltol r•ONlt'f s 1' .-NO OfSION tt7ll ~iooe-OoCllO II) • 11""'1~ '*' f'Otlll•• ad"91'1Cn 11 .,.., OM, Polol Januaf\',. 1'90 oeo~O:::O~Or-. ,;o;;' o..y ll'llot ~ 19 f • V1•w ••m'" at f'•t.'"nc1 \Q$1•; I 7 PM in' \h 19 ' tttS wood Piece voro._ ltnd• ~.,,," ~ thttwrmaotleldOMcll n.llt) ~ 1~ tt tMS ... ~ .... • , ~ s 11 19 " .-, > " P t 4~8 Calif 92a I•-• ~._.." OI f t.nl ,_, cntlfo-t al'ICI t • t t n -' ~ T f·:UI -· C. Orenge CouC DAIL V PILOT /Tuesday, February 5, 1985 "9C lllilOUa ....... ...-.8TA~ n. folowtna penont .,. oolng bualn••• ea 8AYVllW ll'OOl. SEJWICE, 20112 leyvttw. Senta AN Helght1, CMlt ,i101 OlnOer (Virgin .. ) Pope, 20112 ~.Sant• AM Height•. Cflltf 12707 Thia t>utlnMt 11 c~ ducted by: 1111 lnclMclual Otno-Pope Thlt ttlttmel'lf wU tlfoed wtth the 0-ly Clertl ot Of. tinge Ccunty on January 24, tN5 ,.,.. Publttlhed Oranoe CoMt D.ity Piiot Januery 21. ~ ruary 5. 12. 19, 1N5 IUl.IC NOTICE l'lCTTT10UI _, ..... Mm 8TA'ftWNT The following pertOnl .,.. doing~ .......... L. M DATA SYSTEMS, 18315 Mt ltllp, Fount .. 11 Valley, CA 02128 L)'M MMlll. Ul31S Ml lllllp, FOU11taln \/alley, CA 92t28 Thi• butlll... II con- dUGted by 1111 lndMclUll Lynn MMan Thil atel-11 11tH flied with the COUllty Ciani of Of. tinge Coullty on January 30. 1945 ,,,..,.,., Publllhtd Or*1QI Coa1 Dally Pilot February 5. 12, ·--P\a-IC_NO_T_IC£ __ di~ 10 Sage o.v1111 "l "8.IC NOTICE NllC *>TIC£ In!!! .. s.Je 1! ... !!!1t1!!.JV~~~~ --------g-Y:ie6~DEA °' th41 c11y &nU .. 111ar ttn c ........ JIAI ~ fltennGUe .._... l"tCnTlOUI .,.._.. Counctt 01 •hi Clly or hlllM "°TIC.I Of '1CTmOUI ........ wwaw ea-J8, iiXi&'. pool, tentW. ..... ""~ MAim ..., • .,...,.,. DATED JlllUll'J 30, 19'5 DIATH Of ..... 8T.uawtn ~·--·· OR. FR, 2 tpc:i Vu $2400 Tiie 1o1cJot111nO penont •• The loiowlnQ l*tont ar• ClfY Ofl •WM e't'! PMeM .-U HUlllY Thi 1()4towing penon• llfl llU llWt Ownt/Bkr 84()-4152 OOln9 ~ •: AIFLE dolno butlnMI .. N.,".Cf• NA*Y c ucav. c"' ANO°' NfiilON dOlng bullnMI ... 000 " 4 e"°ADCAST COMPANY. IGuMt v••· 13902 Olin-c._. · ' TO AO• .. n11 SMALL CAR SPECIAl· v.cani 4• aq • CAMEO SHORES· Lwgie 200 W c.ntral, Santa An .. ton, Oarden Oro¥9, CA Publltllled Of-Cout HTAft "°·A,_. TIES, 2952 Randolph, Coet11 Bdrm, 4 '° tiatf\9, P · 38A 4'"ba. SWlfnl'Nng CA '2707 ,....,.~.. = -....-f .._,_ u-••· C•"f "2•4• qulllle oceen vlewt ptl· • ' .,,_,, Pilot Febfu&ty 5 12 o au,,_,.,~. ..... " .. v v ... _ d·,.._. pool/ceb1n1 au per Senttnel ,tnendal S.r· Alteil L LC>PR 'MonltOt, '" . • Cfe<lllOtt ano conll.nt K..-.M1h ctw ... Mlt'lln, VII• cu ......... NC"' ·-· & h bof0~ Pfi. ~ • Ttuat CNiriet s 1rv1ne. CA 92114 r ... 2 1 ciredttora, Md~· wno 1en Et Lobo Ctraie. La 1 ... lllliiiiiii.lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill _____________ are rHdy to d .. I ooeen "' 1-46001 Halneit TM*-1808 Hum-Thi• bu1ln•11 11 con may be ot~ ll'lt• .. ted Palma, Ce111 90823 1• S!525 000 Call vale bNGftl ';: mlnoblrd Dr~ eo.t• a.wa.1ducted by 111 lndMdual "8.IC M)TlC( 1n the w111 anc110t _,,,._or Hanna N•J•m. 19023 T HE OA 11. Y Pl tOT Robin Tenoti 831·12M L.I V•• Bum• 760-14 CA t2e2t Allele L Lopu PHEH Nl!LL HUSS!.,......-H0tll St ArtNla C•lll QrMI Deel CdMI Ttl·'-"91 Thlt bu8lt1 ... 1 18 ton· Thia 1111~1 WM flied CITYCWIRV... A "'ltlOn Ilea beef! tiled 90701' CLAS lflf.O 01-'Flf.f. HOl RS 38r 19&0 Kathryn, 0yt duo-ted by • llmltld pa11ntt· Mlh the Cou11ty CMrk Of Of· CALWORMIA by WILLIAM T HU$8EY In fhl8 b1.111neH •• con-720.0552 EllM 87~ lhlp tllO'I County Of\ January 30, NOMI lfVITIMO the Supetlot Coult or Ot· ducted by • Qen«a1 p•rt -Chartet S Helne., Trutt.. 1985 I IMDI ange County r~tlnQ that netlhlp T I I S ' Lge 2 bf 2 bl, uuneJJec, 2 Thi• et•t'"*'t ... llled nt7704 NOTICE IS HEREBY WILLIAM T. HUSSEY be~ K.,,nelh Maitln c t•p IOllt'. t'r\'ll't>: C11t1 .... 1 blkl bay, utll lneid. '''°° wtththe CountyClefk olOr· Publllhed Ot~ Cout OIViN lh•t IHltd bid• wlM point.cl H .,_IOfl., rep-fhl• •l•tament wn tiled Monda\-frtJuv I~---------motumavlll873-624$ =County Oii Jin~ 21. Dally ~IOI Ft bru•ry 5. 11, be r-i~ DytheCllyClefk r...,,tlllv.to ldmlnl1tw the with thl Covnty Clttk Of Of· *Wfllll* _ 19,~e. 1985 f 430 ot the City ot Irvine, Call· ••Ttattotthe~t •1~Cou11ty on J1nu1ry 1t. 8:00 A.M ·5:30 P.M. H,OOOHWI ~e'~ .. deonotcu~CJ!.:0~ r-••# · ll()(t1l• lot rurnl.lhlng all plant. he petition requ111a 985 T•ke om paytn.nll on ~ r " • PublftNd Or•nge Co11t I labor MtvlCH. m1ter.1111, authOftty 10 ldm1nl111r the irttt02t Bubml'~b ~ountrr: thl• 2 bd nom• New c•r gar & petlo. 2 blttl to o.i1y Pltol Jlll\IJtry ?11. Feb-811-ic NOTICE toot•, '""ulpment. t1Upft11es, etl•l• undet the Ind--Publlllhecl Orq• Cout R 2 I ' oc.an $1360 .. ullll Avl Nary 5. t2. 19. t985 rVIK. 11ran1~1tlon. u11111 ... "'1nd dent Admlnt11r1tlon o!E; 0111y Piiot J1nuary 15. 22. Monday-f' ridu y ~alnt ~n/out. 1S3 2~ now. Cell Ana~ Ad T-4t• cm°' lfllVt,. •II otner 11em1 •nd 1ao11111ee t•t• Ac1. 29, f!ebni1ry 5, 1995 utty ulnth« 1•1 #202. 642--4300, 24 hf• C ..... ~A necuury therefor, u A hMllOQ on lfle petition T-381 8·00 A \( 5·00 p 'I NO~ INVITINO provided In trlt OOlltr.Ct wlll ~ held on FEBRUARY ' ., ' '•' ' .,¥ · 11 .... Ml documen••· tor Unlverllty 20, 1985 •t 9.30 A.M In , __ Dll_m_•ic-..,,.-1-IC-E--l)L' tl)l l'"I: 2Br tL;:;alyard.P9!10i1 NOTICE IS HEREBY Orl11• SounO Mttnuttlon Dept No 3 al 700 Civic r\llK. "" ,. '" . ~ HIV'I lfCI .... ll01 01\/EN lh•t Mai.d !>Id• Wiii Progrl"' IOQelMt With •P· Center Offle w .. t. San11 ·----------• . • . • -Santi An• Ht• ....,., mo NOTICI Of be rec.I~ I>)' the City Cletk 1purtenenc11 lhetelo. In An•. CA 92702. -IM tlMO I' l tu . I(. \ T t () '\ I)'" \ n 1.1 '\ t: !l:~~l~A:b~ ',~~=loan $400 MC. 854-1927 TMllTtrl IALI ol the City ol lrlllnl CIH· ltrlC:I acicordlnoe with the IF YOU OBJECT lo the NOTICI Of' 'loridav 4· 30 p m By Owner 751-7200 VCLASSY w..ellde 28r ()II FtbrlJMY 26, 1985 II lornla tor tumlalltnQ ati plant 11pec:1tte.110n• on 1111 at the gra111tng of the petition, you DeATH CW l' fr1. . . . 181 houM CloMd gar. lOOO a.m FORECLOSURE lab<>t wvic.s materltll oHk:e oltheOlrectorolPub· should .. ther IPPMI ti the CAM. .. tMY•GUt T ueWa\ ~j 4 :30 u,m By Ownr·3b'2bi clean& lncd tg yd, w/d hkup. CONSULTANTS, INC • e tOOls equipment euppli.t llC Workt heerlnQ and state your OI>· ANO Of' N hi ION ' Oil. r roomy No fix up S 124,000 crpts & drps, OltMNc fll. C1tllorn11 c;orpor1t1on u uansOortatlon uiwmes a,,d DATE OF OPENING BIOS Jecttons or ftle-lllen obtec· TO ADfllNITI" W ednesda \' I ues. '1 : 30 p rrl ~8-6269 or 548-243• In kltehen 4 bathroom Trust11, or Succeuor a11 Olhet ltemi tnd faclltlie& Bid• wlll be received 11 the tiona with the coun before llTATI "°· TruttH or Subatltulld neceuary 1111reror aa ott1Cl41 ol tl\I City Clerk of the the 11e&rl11g. Your ~-,._, ... , Thursda v Wed. 1· 30 p rn E·slde R-2 New rt. copper Abaolutely no peti. Mul1 TNst ... ot th•t °"'"" Detd provl<Sed 1n lhe cootracl Caty or Irvine tocated at enoe mty be In Pllfl0'1 or by To 111 helf1, beneflclarle9, • • plumblng, furnace Best stand cred it che ck !of Trust 1xecuted by Jim ooc:uments for unrv1tai1y 17200 J•mt>oree Rotd, YOUf 111orney credttOfa Ind contlng•nt F rtda \' Thurs. 4: 30 p. m. 1oc Pat Cobb 675-20 t3 Se<>Olmo+ aecuflty ~ Llqllo9 . .,, unmarried men Drive sou'nd Attenuat1on ,lrv1ne c1111orn1a. 92713 tFYOU AREACREDITOR Ct edllor1, tnd l>efeon• wt10 Saturda\ F · 3:00 p.rn. flllW.llYIWll-I PoSll 770-5&29 land Timothy ,. Phllllps, 1 Program togetllw with ep-unlll 10 00 • m on February Or • contingent crec:ll10r ol may be olhefwtM lr1twHted r1. O Eeatslde 28r. ~m Qell· llngll man. 111\d rac;orded purten•nc•s thereto. tn 20 1985 et wl'llch lime and th• deee&Md, you mull fill in the wlll lndtor Nlltt of Sundav f'ri . 3: () p.m. Ch•rmlng 3BR. 2'hba l""'.S,.,.. yd, ,,.1 ok 1750 !April e. 1983 u tnatNment strlc:t ec:cordance wllll Ille place bKJs wtll be publicly your c1117' '#1111 the C)OU(1 or CARL HENRY BILGER. AKA condo E ·side CM A·;111 March17~2 No 83--1472&9. OI ()ttlclal apeclllcltlons on Ille ., 11\1 0 pen. 0 In c 0 u n c 11 present I 10 the personal CARL H BILGER loaded wl eKtra1. Mote 1------..,...,,-...,...,,,.- NIUC f«JTICE . Reeo<dt ol Orange County, oHIC• of the Olrec10r ol Pub-"!mb«s d Bids shall 1 ~d ~:r:1:~~~n~~:,~~ b A P9E1 1 1 11100b ht•h• beel'IJ lhi'-<11 (] .ASSI Fl ED 6•$.2-:i(, 78 &quare footage thin any Eaatslde clean 2Br 189, T •27 C111tor1111, •nd purtutnl to llC Worl\s suvm•ll• •n •e• e Y 21 • oug n In aree Lota ot oak. gar. p1Uo AY1now 1750 • that certain Notlol ol Oefeoll DATE OF OPENING BIOS envel<>PM mat~ed on the from the d•te of "'" Is-McGlonn & M•rllOu Joughln :--ll!!!!!!lfllf!!ll _____ ,_11!1.---1111!!!1!1!!!!!!111-• ceramic Ille, quiet end mo. 548-3155. 998-3434 t9, 2t, 1985 Nil.IC NOTtCE "*JC NOTICI Applfeatlon tlltd by J M. p_,.,.. propotlnQ 82 llngle lamlty 1tt""'1e0 two atory townllomH pllnntd on 10.314 na1 1cr11. The propoMd zone change r• ducet the denll ty IT om me- dium high rMlclenll•I to low medkJm denllty r.st<lentlal The pro)«:'t i. loeeled on the northweet comer of Bar- rtnea Par'kw•y and Creelc. In IM nortlleall quldr111t of ttae VIiiage of Woodb<ldgt The p<opoMd plans. I copy of the 1r1wonmen1al determination (negatlYI dec- laration) end other pro)«:'t lnlonnttlOn .,. evlll•ble for ln~lon •• Ille Community Development Deptrt~t. 280 t McOllW, Irvine II you f\ave any cornmen11. quelllonS or COnc:etM, you are tt111lted lo 1 publk: llear· IOQ to be held by lhe Clly of ltV\111 Planning Commlstlon on Febru•ry 21, 1985. 11 7 30 p.m . tn the City Council Chambets, 17200 Jam- bOree, lrvlne For more 1nlorm•tlon, p ..... otll Joan Bedell II 660-3753 at the Community Development o.pertment Publlthed Orange Co11t 01lty Piiot February 5, 1985 T_.19 tfltreuncs.r r.eorded Octo-Bid• wtll be reoetved el the outside "Btda l0t u111verstty suanoe of letters as pro1110.0 Sparrow In the Sul)eflOt 8nHI fer Salt ., ...... fer t ber t 7, 198A H Instrument ottlce ol lhe City Cl«k ot lhe Or111e Sound Attenuation In Sec lion 700 of the Court ol Orange County re-1....,.....,...,,. ..... -..m.;;;.;.___ unit wllg prof. lndecpd Ealtslde sharp 2Bdr 1 bl No 84·427376, of OfflCl•l City 01 Irvine localed 11 Program CI P No 521 30 Probate C<>de 01 California qu11tlng that Ellllbllh C..trll lOl2 C..tral ll02 yard S165,000. 650-548.-4 patio home tor 2 w/~r Recotda ol aald County. will 17200 Jamt>oree Ro•d, The Tetrace " The time IOf flllng otalms wtll Joughln McGtoM & Marllou 1-:;~;ii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~==::=iiiiiiiiiiiii~=~HHI. lt1cl1 1040 Verd, eomm pool, no under end purtulfll IO utd lr:vlne Celllornia 927 13 LOCA TION OF THE not expire prior to tour JoUghln Sparrow be •P·... pets. 5725+ sec det:> Deed 01 Trutt Mii 11 publk: unlll io:OO e.m on' Fet>ruari WOR~ The work to. oe per-months from the date ol the pointed es peraonal rep-Liii ISLE BY OWNER 2br. tba, 5 yrs Drive by 2•s3 Or•ngt. eucllon for cHh. lawtul 20, 1985 11 W!l"ICh lime end lorma<I hereunder ts loceted nearing notice above resentatlve to edmlnlatM lhe new Bike to beech Call Earl 957_8400 moneu of lhe United St•les p1~e bid• wlll ft-""bl'-ty In Ille City OI lf'llln•. County YOU MAY EXAMINE the Mtlle ol lh• d41eedent Charming Spanish 3 Br, 2 Ba on 45' lot. s 134 500 960 0079 of A;.,,trlce. • ct1hler'a 0 ~ n 1 d" 1 n c ;~ n ~i I ol Orange al Un111ers1ty Drive f11e kept by the coun II you The ~tlllon r1quH11 ~ ' · • EASTSIDE fOWNHOUSE clleck payat>le 10 u td Chambers Btda shall be be1ween M1cne1aon and lhe are a pe<son lnte<elled In au1hor11n o admln111er the deck, t'OUrtyard, pier & slip. $ l,OOO,OOO. lm1t I 4 3Br 2,,.,Ba. 2 lrplca, 2 enql TNltee drawn on 1 state or eubml1ted in seil ed 405 Freeway the estate. you may 11e<ve estete unde< th• lndepen-1 1 1000 n•tlonal b•nk,, 11111 or fed-envelopes markecJ on lhe DESCRIPTION OF WORK upon the executor 0t admln-dent Admlnt1tr1tlon of Et· IAYSllE PUCE IAYFlllT -* WIWJ * pat os. auto g;' 6 S ., .. credit union or 1 steta outllde, "Sida for Unlve<atty Tiie wont to oe performed lslretor, or upon the at-t•tn Act S4600 Oown+co111. $758 lat. IHt & sec. 1 anti or lederat aavlngs and loan Orlvt Souno Attenui tlon lh1111nc1ude t>ut not be llm torney for the exeeutor or A hfftlng on the "llllon Spectacular bayfront dpl.x. 2 Br, 2 Ba up. monthly buys lrvlne Isabel, 831-8283 auocletlon oomlclled tn 1hll Program c 1 p No 521 30 fled to cleennQ and grub· admin11trat0r. 11nd Ille wlth will be held qn FEB 27, 1985 2 Br. 2 Ba down. 2 boat spaces $1,250,000 condo Charming 2 br 2 E/alde 1paclou1 2BR 2ba. 11a1e, e1 the courtyerd erea Perkllde Community As-t>lng demo ol exlattng wait•. the cour• wltll proof ot set· 119 30 AM In Dept No 3 •t ba w/gar $88.900 Call frpl, bltlns, wetb.,, tpl In bet-Ille twO 111!nl11ys soc:latlon" lnc:ludlng tree removals wtll vlee a Wflllen request stet-700 CMc C.nlet Drive W111. p o 559 9400 f It I d dbl at the Alltn Butldtng, facing LOCATION OF THE consffuc:tion. 11ndacep1ng, IOQ 11111 you CleSlre speotel Senti An1, CA 92702 PEllUIU IOME IOWFlllT eg ameron • ms r SY •. rg Y • 1>91' Vorb• StrHI at 1408 t WORK The worll 10 oe l)ef· 1mga11on systems and m11n-nollce of Ille llllOQ 01 an in. IF YOU OBJECT to the GOfgeous 2 bd Peters S975 Incl gctnr. S<l2-I l69 Yorb• Street. City ot Tu111n. formed ll«eunder 1s 1ocetld 11n1nG1 improvements •n· ventory and eppral~t 01 grenllnQ ot thl petttiOn. you EXC'lllng Ocean & J etty VleW, 4 Br, 3 Ba. Twntlme. former model Fenced 2br 2ba hm• Counly ot 0teng41. St•te of In tne City 01 !Nine County s1111ec1 togetlltr with ap. estate assets or or 1he pell-lhould 114111« 1P9Mr at th41 3700 sq. Ct. car parking. $1 150,000. S 176.900 egt 673-5589 w/CO\lntry kltch Q•r M50 Cellfornl•, 1111 that rlg"1. 11111 01 Orange •t unrvenity Ortve punenanotS 11ons or aecounts mention.cl tieerlng end ll•t• your ob-' 539-6190 Best Alty fee tnd lnter .. 1 conveyed 10 ~1-\"l'ale and Jordan COMPLETION OF WORK In Section 1200 and 1200 5 ol jeellonl Of Ille written Obi«· Lit••• lt•c• 1041 and now held by It under DESCRIPTION OF WORK All we><ll IS 10 oe completed the California Probate C<>de tlons with Ille coun befort Gated. blend new Condo 111<1 OMd 01 TN!lt 1n lhe The work 10 be performecJ within 30 cooMCullve work-Wutlam T. HwMJ (111 ll'le hell•ng 'four appear. llYlll OIYI 2BR 2'~bl Gotgeout Int property 11tuetec:I tn ukl shell lnctuoe but not be flm· tngOayt trom •he date apec;I· SH09'1• pet1one), 33741 enc• may be 1n perton Of by Magnificent View, SBA, dbl gar, pool 643-2299 County •nO Stell deec:rlbed ited 10 clearing and grut>-l ied in the Notice to Wlndtemme Oflw., Lltllftl your lltOfney 'J 4300 SQ 11 pp 494-0033 Reaaon 10 move $.400 lb< u bing. demo of axlttlnQ well•. Proceeel Nlouel. CA 12977 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PARCEL 1 lncludlnQ tr" removals. wtJI AW1'RO OF CONTRACT Published Orenoa Coast or a contlngen1 creditor ot 1 ---1-"-.-1-•• -.--I pad w/mod kltch EZ Unit 50, u •flown end <19-c:onstrucllon. l•ndsctping, Tne Owner reservH the 011ty Pilot January 29. 30. the deoeaMd you mlJll n1e • _.. ..,.,, ltac• IHI terms other a 1v1ll ectlbed In the condomlnlYm ,,,.,..8110,, -•ems and main· right alter opening bids to Fet>ruery 5 1985 your c111m wtih the court Of SBA. 5ba. lam rm, bonus H .. D 539-6190 Best Alty fee ....a Oct 'V .,. 11 d rw 408 1 rm. pool $598.000 * n . * ,..91' recorded on obit tenenoe improvements tn· r•tect any or a bl s. to • present II to Ille l)efaona Owner will help finance 3Br 2Ba & 2Br 2Ba, • car $peclou1 3BR 2bl time 14, 1981 In t:>ook 14256. stalled logtlh9f with •P· waive any 1nlormallty tn • 1 repreMn11t1111 appointed by I LA VERA BURNS ~r. 7 yr old . 1 blk to bch j B"" 2 car gar W/"""'r. Kit page •5 and amended Feb-punenanoes btO to make awards tn the 1 the courl within lour months 'V -,.... • ru1ry 4. 1982 by 111strument COMPLETION OF WORK lnte<est of the Owner and to Mt.IC NOTICE from the date ol tlr11 ta-710-1411 4K dn to euum loans. bltns, lam rm wlfrplc & no 82-042729. bOth of Of· All work is to be completed re1ec:1 111 other btdl suence of letters H provided I SUCCESS R.E 650-1719 lrench doors. 1990/mo 11c111 A.cords or sekl Coun-within 60 conMc:uttve work· PROPOSAL GUARANTEE NOTICE Of 1n Section 700 of the I 01 Tlf 1ir•o11 wlgdnr 642·92S4 ...... ly Ing days from lhe date apect-ANO BONDS Each bid Shall TAUITEE'I IALE Problle Code Of Celllornla. ""' •Gresl Wettclltf VALUE PARCEL 2 lied In 1he Notice to be etcompenled by 11 OTO NO: 2190 The llme lor OllOQ c:111m1 will , TllE lllOIE llM( 1101,000 RemOd'I 4 prom 2 lrpl Unique set up 3bdrm 20& An undivided 1152nd Proceed c.ertllled or cashlet'i Clleck Af: 050044/TUUY not 8KPlre prtor to lour t Oletlnctlve contemporary Cute Condo right on the beama, game rm. OWC S70r~ go~~~et tlkl t lnter11t u 1 tentnt tn com-AWARD OF CONTR1'CT or by a corporate surety YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T monthll lrom tne dete of the warm red·wooct lnterlo · sand In Hunt Bell Cl I 2nd 3br 3ba S235 900 gar s op 1 ne I I I nd , h r cost down os ng •gt 851-6260 0 'PEN. 539-6190 Best Alty tee mon In the ee nterett n • The Ownet reaerves the bond on the torm urntslled UNDER A DEED OF TRUST earing notice 1b0111 • ,.., 10 me eommon or lot 6 of rlg"1. etter opening btds, 10 t>y the Owner .. guerantee OATEO. JANUARY 1 !TH, YOU MAY EXAMINE the archltecturally valld. 3 SUN 10_. 1300 Suase_• 1 Ftaataa'a y-na W .. tract 10484, as P9f rnep filed retect any or ell bids. to 11111 bidder will If an 11w&td 1978 UNLESS YOU TAKE file kept by the court II you Bdrma (2 master suites) .u " lnbook •63.pegea35to37 weive any tnt0<mat1ty 1n • 11 made to him in •<> ACTION TO PROTECT are a person interested 1n $695,000 Traditional 3900 aqtt.5BR 4b•.gU9at EXecutfve •Br 2a famflY 1nc1uatve. ol mlsce41eneous bid to meke awards tn the co•danee with me ietms ot YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY the ea111e. you mey aerve I ~I{ (JI 11f "ttS Realty house, VIEW S•OS.000. rm llYlng r~ dbl gar, l'U9LIC NOTICE maps, records ot said COUii· interest of the Owner and to 111s b•d promptly MCur• BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC upon 1he executor or admln-• $22.000 down 646-1464 1 ~traly Jocatks, St20ci •ftplfea flied ty as tuch t1tm 11 defined In retect all other bid• Workme11 s Compensation SALE IF YOU NEED AHfF.X· 111r11or, or upon the at-Realtors, 675-6000 ,.., 539 W~mln~~11 Co~•'~ llhe ·~.IClfl entitled "Dell· PROPOSAL GUARANTEE insurance •nd toebillty In-PLANATION OF THE torney lot the 1J1ecu1or or ! 631-737u UHHYIEWHIH 'mo • 28 97Agt f'ta.IC NOTICE • oposl 83 stnnle !amity nltlon• ol the declaration ot ANO BONDS Each old snatl eur1nce eaecu11 • eontrect NA TURE OF T HE ldmrnastr•lor. enO Ille with __ ___ ___ 10'.4 down 3 Bd, lam rm, Bail. ltecla Pf ng .... eovenants cono111ons and be accomp•nieO by • '" the required torm eno PROCEEDINGS AGAINST Ille c:ovn wllll p1001 ot Mf· Carmel $229.900 Incl -1 :~~ p1:;!c, ~ 0~ ~ rutr1c:11on1 recorded an ce<lflled Of cashier'• cheek lurn11h sallslectory bOnds YOU YOU SHOULD CON· v1c:e a wrmen reque11 stat· l IETTEll WlY land Owner 759-9269 2Br {ownhQUM, 1Utcne0 T boo!\ 14095, page 516 ot 01-or by 8 COl'P<>fel• surl1y tor Ille fatlhlul perlotmanGe TACT A LAWVER tng lhll you desire Special ,, LIFE n 10"-' HWI --1 dbl ~d. heat 4 water ecrll he zone ch•nge fk:lal R41cords, (the "Oeelat· t>ond on the t0<m l1.1rnlshe0 ol tM con1r1c:t and tor the CALIFORNIA MORT· notac:.e ol the hung ol an tn-Large spacious 5 Bdrm, 5 I I" lmllirST HARBOR RIDGE CONDO pd $850/rno 648-1813 r~-to ch:nge ~lu;n tllon") •nd llf1'f amend-by 1he Owner as guarint" peyment ot ct11ms ot m1-GAGE SERVICE lo CALI· ventory end apprel~I ol • "" E $300.000 2Br 2Ba Prlnci-I=---------- 09"1 loeeted on 1,,_ tlleteto 11 made 10 him 1n 1c:-thereundet Sllld c:h«:k or ouly appointeO Ttustee •ions or acc:ounta mentioned di lshed 1 1 Near Mann~s Perk in 2br 2b• pet ok S550 or ~ ,:::;1~~ r=:1:::, menls and supplements thet bidder wtll. at en aw1td terietmen and tlborers FORNIA CORPORATION as Ht•te au.ts or ot the peh-~~~i,~~t~r':S m;~0·~; 1111100 PllS only Bkr 720-0508 IBest hH 'em! 4 tam hll*I ~ V cornet 01 All Ellct91111Q 911 oll Oii rigl\11. cordllf\CAt with the terms ol bidder s bond S11111 be an an unaet lhe tot1owu1g de-In Secuon 1200 and 1200 5 ol ~n 11~!"'~uDover s~!'e°"s.. tash1onable Westchff 2 MDIII 1111( HTlTI 3bf 2bt $650 no IH I Par~r::-1 and Lall• 1 ,: mrner111. m1ner1l right•. 111s b•d ptomptly secure 1 emount of not leas than ten sen bed deeo ot tru1t WILL lhe Ca1110rn1a Probett COde Bdrms. 2 ba condo. end Like a Model w/vlflW 3300 539-6190 Best Alty tee .oYthW:.t Vldrtni 0~ •tie ne1urat gas rights an<I other Wort<rnen s Compensetlon I tOI P8fGent of the amount ol SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION David ltlfffftg TifttW, area with all the conve-unit Fireplace, delu•e SQ 11 3 yrs old Owner will Cute S400 crptd beeCh \/llltge of W~brldge llydtOCltbon• t>y w1111-1nsur•nce and ll•bruty 111 the bid The F811hful Per-TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER Attom•J IOf Petttloftef, 800 n•ences ol a long estab· kitchen cerpets end trade for olher types of pad w/appls prt blllt pd Thi propoeed pltnt • soever n ame known surenc:e. exec:vte 8 cootrtcl l0<manc.e Bono Stll ll oe not FOR CASH 0< as Ml l0t1h 111 N1wport Ce11ter Orin. hshed community Fe. drapes Overlooks the Real Esttte 1nve1tments blks 10 water c all copy 01 the tnvlronm.iittl geothermal 11eam and all in ,,,. tequlred torm ind let• 111an one hundred I 100) Secllon 2924h of the C11111 Sult• 920, Hewpclft hecll, land! Only $399,000 Call pool $299•000 I CALL Deya 964-8900 & ' 539-6 t90 Best Alty tee detwmln•tlon(negetlvldec:.-producl• denved therelrom, rurntsh sattif11c:tory bonds pe<oent ol the lotll amounl Coc:e. ell right, lltle ano CA l2MO now 646-7171. Evet/Wknds 760-9757 laratlon) and other proi-ct wOhout, ~ •he right ror tlle laltllf\11 Pfl(lormence of the bid prtee nemecl tn lhe tnte<est conveyed 10 end Publtslled Or•OQt Coesl (7 l 4) 673 .... 00 Walk to bch. Lg exec home inform1tlon 1,, tvaHtble tor to drlll, mine, store. explore ol lhe contrtct end for the contract The l 1b0t and Me-11ow held by It under said Dally Piiot February S. 6, 12, .. .. I IEWPllT lllllTI 3Br ram rm. crpta, drpe, inspection II the Community and operate lllr~he eur-peymenl of c:lelm• of me-ter111s Bond shell be not less Deed ot Tru91 1n the proper'ly 1985 28A 2 ba, decorator's cOl· j d/w, frplc. decka, g9r Development Department laoe 0t !he upe>et feet of tertalmen ind laborers than one hundred ( 100t l)ef· heteinaltet deSc:rlbed· TW-418 cage S 169,ooo Call eves S l025 utlls pd 538-4837 2801 McOew lrvtne · the subSYrf908 ol said land. thereunde< Seid check or eent of Ille tot1t 1movn1 ot ' TRUSTOR JESSE L 642•8668 or 5•8-7 t•5 Ir . l4...I q!!~h::~=:,~:; T~~~::n~~J~o;:; :~:;;,• o~~I =1 ,':~t:: ~':t~~~t~~~y"=: I~~~ i~tt~ ~~~BAMN"oRYAN~ ----------...... , .u.'1'11"1.'.1!, -wFlllT-••• -,-_.-~m--•o!i·--'""''"""!'--61~-are Invited 10 1 publlC ~r-lgen corpor111on, recorded ( 10) percent ol the •mount of by compentes which ete WIFE • • -• ,._ 1 Accient1 on detail In 4br Ing to be held by the City of Mey 29, t98 tin book 14079. Ille bid The F11thlut Per-rated .. A" or "Air' '" the BENEFICIARY. CA LI· PUBLIC NOTICE The ultimate In Interior de-3BR t-lm/Oupleic 756-9162 ' Incl• den 2ba all IUK •tru Irvine PlannlnQ Commission page 1399 ot Otflclel Re-totmence Bond shell be not "Best Rating GuaOe" wlll be FORNIA MORTGAGE SER· ___ ....;.......;.......;......;,.;;,,~-sign with graceful detall· Saa JaH ~I 1 71 he<e $975 539'-6190 on FebNery 21 1985 et cords teu than one hundred (100) accep1ed Failure to submit VICE. A CALIFORNIA COR-FOUNTAIN VALLEY tng In lhe entertaining I•--------• _, ·Best Alty tee 7 30 Pm In the City Coonell Aleo excepting all w•ter perGenl 01 the totel amount acc.eptable bonds wlll be PORATION SCHOOL DllTAICT areas Four bedrooms Spectacular ean Vlewl Ctaambers 17200 J•m· rights. whether suc;ll weter ol lhe bid price neme<I In the c:euH lor rejec11on of bid RECORDED Jenuary 17. NOTICE oir and lamlly rm. gourmet IESA Ill llAI By Ownra 3000 SF Assum bor .. 1,...1,;. rights shell be riparian. over· con1rect The Labor 1nd Ma-PREVAILING RATES OF 1978 as lnstNrnent Number 'ADOPTION Of kitchen overlooking the oi••MEI loan 33801 & 338 11 A~ For· more intorm•llon lytng, 1ppropr111111e, per-terials Bond shall be notless WAGES In eccordence with 22582 8ook 12533 Page 73 REIOl.UTION OF water Pier tor 60' yacht -Ce I tte S 2 7 4 . 50 O & pleaM cell Denni• Trapp .i c01111ng, persct1p1111e 0< con-than one hundred ( 100) per-the prov111on1 or Section ol Ottlclel Record• In the ot-INTENT TO LEAll , Side lie for amener Big lamlly llome ecrou $264,500 OPEN HOUSE 600_3988 •t the Community trec1u11, Without howevet cent of Ille 1o1a1 emount ol 1773 or Ille Ca111orn1a Llbor flee of the Recorde< or OR -IURPLUI OllTAICT boat Original owners from school 4 Bdrm 2 SAT/SUN 11 .5 493.7325 Development Oepanment the tlglll or ernry lot the P · the bad prloe nem9d In the Code the generel prevtlHOQ ANGE County REAL PROPERTY have preserved the bath treshly painted with __ __ Publklhed Orange CoHt etCIM ol SO<:h rlghll as re-contrlCI Only b0nd11MUe<t rein ol per diem wages and I Said Deed ol Trust, de-110 NO. U.11 tmmac condition Re· new floor tlle tn kltcl1en Jllelllilt Btatl fili 1 O•.lly PllotFet>ruery5 t985 terved In deed lrom The by companies WfllCh are hollday•nOove<tlmework an tc:rlbes the following prop-NOTICE IS HEREBY duoedtoS995.000fee and fam i ly ro om $2tOOO.,.,--•ou11brSyrs T ~20 lrv1ne Company, a Mlcttlg1n r•ted 'A or 'A:: In lhe lhe locelity tn Wl'llCh the wOfk erly GIVEN THAT THE FOUN-E I d ,......, corpor•hon. recor~ May "Best RetlnQ Gulde' wtll be ta 10 1>1 performed hes been LOT 13, OF TRACT NO TAIN VALLEY SCHOOL -nc: ose patio room nr Bay St. CM patio & yrd 29 1981 In boo« 14079 accepted FaJlure to eubmlt obtained lrom the Director ' 7236 IN THE CITY OF DISTRICT nu dec:llred lhel \~\I I HI HI" I S 132•900 ownr 648-M83 S<l8-145& page 1399 or Officl•I A.-acx:epteble bonds wlll oe or ttae Depat1ment ol Indus-IRVINE. AS PER MAP RE· Ille lollowing ru t property IH 1"11" '"' $SELECT Ct•tlt"' I.ell c;ords ceuse fOf reiecuon ot bid trial Relllfons a copy 01 CORDED IN BOOK 282 wlll not t>e neeoed tor ~ RlAl ES I ATE OOl"'\Cll£RTIES ., IC-15154 PARCEL3 PREVAILING RATES OF wtuch11onWe 1n tlleott1Ceol PAGES 18 TO 21 IN-cl1ssroompurP<>M1S ,-631-1400 r-nvr-~. Crypll l22S NOTICE Of EaNmenll u set IOr'lh tn WAGES In llCCOfdanc:e wtlh the City Clerk 01 the City 01 C L U S I \/ E M I S • Four Cleuroome 11 -~ATHOf theMCtlonenutled 'oertaln Ille provisions 01 Section trvtnean0w1t1bemade1v11t-CELLANEOUS MAPS. 1N Jemes O Harper Sellool ltlllCUIYl(W Companion Niche Pacmc l'ta.IC NOTICE •• H IDTW CALL US REGARDING IRVINE LEASES tniMINstlealtJ 18124 Culver Of. Irv. 711-lHI "'ENE KElllEfl COWAN e.-nenl• IOf ~· •nd 1773 of Ille Calllornla l •bor Ible 10 Ill)' 1nter11ted party THE OFFICE OF THE localed .. 18685 Sent• Inez From kitchen. Oeck 4 View S325. 5•8-5243 ANO Of' ftETITtON suppofl, Mttlflment t nd COda the Q8f*ll prev•lllng upon request The cont rec-COUNTY RECORDER OF St reel Foun111n Velley, C•.11· ·•-i»-..__ ·-Bdrm. large Mstr + guest C -,-,-----ta It • 4 TO ADMINtlTElll encroachment" 01 the arttc:le r1tes of per diem wages Ind tor and any sut>eon1r1c:t0< SAID COUNTY lorn•a Bdrms. 2 Baths. dbl gar, ••atrc I 881 IC EITATt NO. A·t2Mt7 entitled easements ol tile llOllday end overtime work In under him shall pay not less MloY ALSO BE KNOWN Tiie Boerd ol Trustees or community poof, spa & Pre,.rly 1250 2BA 2 car gareo-. To 111 llelra, beneflct1r1M, declaretton the loc:allty in whlCh the WOtk then the spec:llled prevalllnQ AS 14752 Weverly Lane. the Foun111n Valley School tennla courts A super - -Ocean view S 1100/mo. crld1tor1 •nd contingent PARCEL • Is 10 be per10tmecl 1181 been lretes ot wages 10 all wo•t. Irvine. CA 927 t4 Otstrk:t resolves to leaee the condo at S 159,000 or try CHOICE LOCITlll 494-1054 creditors. and l)efaons who Easements u 1e1 IOfth In obtained ltom lhe Director men emptoyeeo 1n the ••· 111 1 street address or 11cm11es ao lnd"lled ebove I 1 may be OthetYwlM lnter .. led the sections enlltled ce<· of the Oeoartm8'11 ol Indus-ec:utlon Of lhl con1r1c1 common de1lgnallon II under th• terms ano COO· ---,._ --a ease ope' oon OE 2BR HOUM & h"99 lhop In the wlll and/Of .. 111e ot 1111n eeaemt11111 10 owneta" lrlat Relallons a copy 01 LABOR REGULATIONS ahown abOve no warranty 11 dlllons stiled tn the Resol-II~ CAIYDI JA 8$ ITll If llWITIWI tor home career Wooday IRENE I( ESSLER COWAN and 'tiupport settlement whlCh 11 on Ille in Ille otflC41 of The contractor sllall comply oiven es to Ila complet9tltlSS ullon ol the Boerd, Reaot· • · REALTY INC OllTl MIU Leg Bcl1 S 1500. 499·2284' A petlllon h .. been filed land encroechmenl' ol Ille the City Cletk ol lhe City ol with all the requirements ol or corectneu) uuon No 8S-19 Slll,000 &l&•lllO 5400111 + ue ample prkg. e r 91 tht 1 k I n 0 u n. by ARNOLD M COWAN In 8r11Cle enlltled ·easements" Irvine and wlll ~ maoe avail· Section 1777 S together with The t>enellclery under aa1d The minimum monlhly I I 0 ..al lffr the Supe<IOf Court ol Or-ol the declaretton or cove-eble 10 any Interested perty all other appllc:able require-Deed of Trust. by reeson or a lea" payment tor the term This promises to be one of IJ 0 lrw I, • I obltructed ocean v1-w In enge Cou11ty requesting th•t nant1, conditions and re-up0n request The contr&e· men ls ol the Callfornla breach or default In the obit· of the teese shall not ,be 1es1 I he moat g orgeous 141· 1721 1 older 2Br t 'h Ba. Private, ARNOLD M COWAN be •P-atrlctlona. recorded In bOOk tor end any sut>eon1ractor LlbOf Code getlons secured lhereby,j ttten S279 00 per montll pe< horn11s in Newport It's • CIHn w/nlce carpet. Avl pointed H pereon•I rep-t 4092. page 1797 ot Ottletel under him shell pey not Jen DRAWINGS ANO SPECI-he<etolMeexeculed end de-classroom The minimum huge IOI. cul-de-sac l1ce•1 PHJ I I 21181950/mo. 497-6332 r_,t•tlve to •dmlntater the RecOfds (the 'Master Dec:-than lh• specified prevailing FICATIONS A lull Mt of livered 1o the und9'a!Qned a monthly lease P•yment tor locetlon and panoramic Costa b eea d Units. 12x Cl1etmlng 2BR beech cot- Hiil• ot the dec41d.,,I leratton") and any amend-rites or wages 10 ell work· dr1w1ng11 end speclflcellona written Oec:laretlon ol Qe. subsequent periods may ~ views plus 3 car garage, p 1 1 Th• petition requesta ments end supplements men emptoyeed tn the ••· '' available tor inspection teult eno Demand for Sale. adlulled annuelly at !he Dia· 4 BR. large family room ¥ross r nc plea only tage. Hotel Laguna & tuthOflty 10 •dmlni1tw the tllereto ecutlon of thl contrlC'I W1thoul ch&rge 11 the 0H1oe end wrllten notice of bteteh trk:l'S dlacretlon A Secur. and formal dining room 60-l 4 l8 Evei °' Wknd1 blue water vlewt. $950. "tale under lhe lndepen-The s1ree1 address or LABOR REGULATIONS ol Illa Ottec:tor ot Publle 11nd ot electlon 10 cauee the ny/Cteenlng Oepo11t wlll be make this an outatandlng Ia•aaldal Prtt I S 818-963-8645 •11 5PM 0en1 , .. ' ~d1mln11tratl0n of Ea. 0ot1her.1co1dmmponopoes1g1 netio1n T11e eonlr1C10< stltll comply Coworks1 of Ille C111y ~~ ldrvine undetalgned 10 aell said reqNu1redcomprtor1.~olonrxx;_u._P1•11"':_Y_ buyl • BY OWNER, Units, 7700 WfUI Bl la a .. c ~ ' er Y • w•tll ell the requlremen11 of mp 111 aell o Hou rew-property to sallsty said obll· o m -... ""' ..... 1-0 -v - A hMrtnQ on the petition putpor1eo 10 oe 85 Oklord secuon 1777 5 ,0QethM wtth IOQ• speciluttont •nd bid gallons. end tlleret11er lhe peld any llOenMd r111 """ ---NnW PAOlflGA SQ tt Xlnt loc CloM to S5 EXec hi111 Sbf •tale indl wut be held on FEB 20. 1985 •50 lrvtne CA 92n5 111 otller •l>Plk:•ble require-doc um en I a m 1 y b e undetstoned ceused said broller 111 this regerd, •nd & 405 Frwya ~6-7512 den 3ba trplc pool $1100 11 9 30 A M In Dept No 3 •• N1me and aodrus of tl'le men ts ol lhe Ctlllornl• purchased trom the Dep1r1-no11Ce 01 breach and ot e1ec-tllere •h•ll t>e no ~uction Floorplen-3 Bdrm, 3 be, -. • -----w/oPtlon 539~ 190 700 Civic Centw Ortve Weet, t>eneflct&ry el WTloae reqUHt Labor COde ment ot PubtlC Works. Cuy 11on 10 M Recor~ SEP-lrom eny propoul In O.. OlllEI SHIES 'Pollesa. neutral lonet, 2 1a1l11a, Dtttrl Best Atty tee Senta Ana, CA 92702 !he Ille ii being conducteo DRAWINGS ANO SPECI· or Irvine 17100 Jamoor" TEMBER ••. 1984, .. IN-1erm1111ng the highest rt-IOW YIEW lrpls, patio, nice yd, a. .. 11 1451 .---=--:---c::~-. IF YOU OBJECT to 1'141 Longview Sl lllnQS & Lo•n FICA TIONS A II.Ill eet of I Ro1d Irvine C11tlorn11. STRUMENT NO 84-381176 sponllble bidder P le: YI 1 spacious layout, qu1I DISTRESS Sale swoc;: ft Lltaat lltwtl 2 S granting ol the petition you A11c P 0 Box 2827. LOOQ-drlWlnQs and spec:lllelllons 92713 A non-retund&ble '" 01 said Offk:llll R41c0fdl S.eltd proc>Ollll 10 leliM anoram ew o OC41an prop $285.000 """"'-C -- anould either ~ 11 the view T)( 75606 D<rections 15 availebHt for an~lon of $30 00 wm be Charged tor Seid aale wtll be mt<M. t>ut M id prQPW1y mull be re-Four Bdrma 4 huge ex-e .._,IC I I I C ~I \ 5 ml Ir Snow ~lley lkl--2BR 2BA Cond ~ hearlnQ tnd 1tat• yOUf ob-to the •bove pr~y may ..,1hout cnarge 11 the omc. u ch Mt ot documents wilhOut coven•nt °' war· eelved oy lhe deleg•tld of-qulslte sitting room ; ' Ing 3Bd 3ba, 1/~ IC, upgraded ~. comm 19C1lon1 or ttte written oblec· be obt•lned by requestlnQ 01 Ille OlrKIOI' 01 PubllC OrtW1nQ• 1P9C•hcat10t11 and rsnty lllP'M8 or Implied, re-rieer •t the Fountain v1111y Gorgeous pool/patio In Rea1tor1. 675-6000 eaune. J4tC 619-56&-02&9 pool 1775/mo 495•5111 11on1 wtth the covn before Hme In wra11ng lrom the w ork• 01 the City ol tt'VI,... bid documents wtll M m11I· girding 11111. l)OSIMSlon, or School OlatrlC1 Educ.tflon enclosed courtyard Prt-i~~~~~~~~~~ the hMtlng YOAX llC>PM'· t>eneflcl•h .. 1111n 10 dayt Come>le1• sets 01 Mid drew-ed upon r~p1 of requMIS encumbranc411t to pay the re-Center 17210 Oak Street. vote beechel Assume l.£. W 11114 l S l~rt ltula anoe may be 1r1 '*"°"or by trom •hi lr11 publlclllon of inos speclfk:&tlon• and bid no '''" than 10 c•lenOtr m•tnt11g principal tum ollhe Founte+n Vtlley, CeHtomla. 1st TD Pt1ced at For Cl•lllfled Ad ; FORECLOSURE; 1Bf161 Condo, ---it: your anomey thlsnotlc:• docume nt a m •y be d1yspnor 10111eoateMll0t note(•) MCured by 111d 92708 no later lh•n 200 $715,000 Fee Call c ah Id 1 "* F ....,.., •1 IF YOU AAE 1' CREDITOR Said Hie wall be m•Oe purcha.sed from the Deptn· i openlng 01da tor tn ed· Deed ot Trull, wtth lnterNt pm, on Frld•y. Ftbruery 9, JOYCE D A BOL T or ACTION 1 Pl m · amlly bldg, pool, 'Pa& gym No or 1 contingent creditor of wlthoot coven1n1 or w&r· ment 01 Put>llC Wor'k•. City dt11ona1 charge ol S5 00 aa In .. Id note prOYlded • .a-1985 SALL y SHIPLEY Call • needl home 9&4-5542 Pit• $750/mo 873-2749 the decllUd, you mull Nie rtnty. ••press or Implied u ot Irvine, t7200 Jtmbor" SECURITY FOR COM-vanoea. If any. undlt the Before ~llOQ 1ny writ· Dally Pllol itatlll 28, IBa a -Sht1 time In your Clelm with the coun or to title, l>Ol-•lon or en-Road. lrvtn•, Callfornla. PLETION OF WOAI< The 111tms of ••Id Deed of Tfull, len prOl)Oallll, the deleO•ted AO-VISOR ....,, PflM'lf It to the .,_eon•! cumbttncet to u11sty the 927 l3 A non·r•lun<llble Ill con1r11e1 docum811t• cell for f-. chargM end ••Pin"' olflcer 1t1•n call t0r oral bid· 642·5e7& ' 1c"ed comm S 1250. Allt r•IMl'ltltlvl lf>90lntlld b~ unpetd b1tene41 <llHI on the ol S30 oo wlll be char~ f()( monthty progr"' P•ym•nl• 01 111e Truatee end of the dlnQ A11y peraon wno hts llalft Faraltla.. or Mr ~I 557-Ml 1 lhe oour1 Mthln tour month• llOll 0t notes NCur.o by e•ch Ml or document• bued UP<>f" th• lnQI,_., ttust1 crMted by Mid Deed het~ole><• eubmltted • writ-LIKE NEW 2BR 2 BA trom the det• of ffrtl ,.. M id Deed of Trutt, to wit· Oriwlngt, specitlcetlOn• Ind wum te Of the pereentaoe of Trull 1en bid may 1Ubmll en oral TWNHSE 1 pl 2 IUlnCI of tettllf'I • prOVIM<I I 134,87• 93, plu1 the tOllow· bid documents wtll be mlll· 101 w k oompi.ted The City S•ld sale Will ~ held on bid ••oeedlng by 11 .... 1 tlvt , .. , MIU C.//q ~ J'\" A. f) 1::: ~ S900 ' gar r tty 11'1 Section 700 ot the IOQ •llmlted CO&ll. I M· ed. up0n recetpl ot r91tlHllll• wlll a1e1n ten (10) P91'C41nl ol TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, l)efcent the hlQhelt wrltt9fl "11111 vi.lo l'QU ~' -<b ~(("s• Npt Terr 876-8048 Probtlt• CocM or Callfoml• pet\MI and lldVll'\Oel at the no later th•n 10 calendar h progren payment H 1985 •t 1 t oo A M • 11 lhe bid Tile hlghelt r•ponalble ,.,... ~ cu.r • POllJIN 3BR 2BA hOUM I 1260. The time for tlllnQ clllme wlll time of !tie tnltt•I PYbllClllllOn days prior 10 the dite Mt for rlfy for completion or Concord Str"1 1t1tr9llCI to bidder •hall be required to O ,_,..~00 ..,, .. , ~ ""' 28R, 28A holJM S 1050. not P$>1f• prtot 10 lovr or thl• Nollet or S111· opening bid•. tor an .o the b1t1no1 ot the we><k At the t>utldlflO IOCated •t 1&101 •Houte the form of ...... iovr "''~"ltlted -d• -. 1 block to beech, mlcfo. monttw from the dlll or t1w1 12.450 00 dltlonltl entrge of" oo I •hi 1eq~1 and llXPfl'I" of !ut 17th StrMI. Sant• Ana IUCll f0<me1 hH her1tol0<• i..-.., • .. ~ '"'" ""'°'• _.i;, 2 car gareo-. 850-1719 ~ notlOI ·~ NOTICE TO SECURITY FOR co . !the llJOC»lllfUI blddw lhe C1llfor11f1 92701 t>Mn tpt)roved by the Board YOO MAY EXAMINE Ille ~ffrY OWNllll PLETION OF WORK f 1Clty Wiii pay the amount so T,... totll amount or the of Tru11... I C 0 R H U G E'-gant 3BR. b.,, 2ba. 2 ,... ·~ by the cOUft If you YOU ARE IN OEl'AUL r contrect dOCIJmetlla oell or lretlHllCI UPO'\ eoml)lltflel unpaid belenoe of lh41 obi! I rtre Board Of Tru8t... ..,, ..... ,.;;, .... ,..;.;..:..I;,.,,,,;;,,...:::.-,~ 11<>ty Prof. cMcof, pvt .,. • .,.90fl 1111-ted lr1 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. monthly progr... II I with th• requlttmlflll or glllon MCured by did PtoP-11\ell rnau the cs.temlln•-. IP•. poolftenn11. '"'k to "'-•tlrl•. you m.., ""'-IOA TEO MA"CH 28. 1983 l>Hed upon lhe ·1 Government Code S.CtiOn erty to t>e told. t .. het with tlOn •• to whether to ..... bcil. New epll. All am.n. l4>0'I me executor 0t ldmtn-UNLESS VOU TAl<E AC-•tlm•t• or 1119 '*'centtge tu O' and Ille orovt1110r11 of 1111., .. 1, late chargee, and Hkl faclllti. within tin dtyt I S A y I 0 I !lei. $1800/mo Ind Odrv ISITtl!Or °' WC>Ol'I the •• TION TO PROTECT YOUR ol WOl1I come>leled The City file contract dOCuMen11 •lltnel.O c::otltl, HJ*!-•"« r~t or bid• . &46-4880. 2131Mt-15U tome, tOt the ••aculM or PROPERTY, IT MAY BE wtllretlllnten (10)perc:.nt0f C)lf'llilllnQ 10 SubttllUll()n andldYenou.M oftNdlle tnlotmttlon concer111no I' I r I Br, 2 blthl, no pelt ldl'l'lllNtlrator, end mt w1t11 SOLO A f A PUBLIC SALE nch Pl'OQI' ... .....__, u of Securll'-" hereOI. 11 $59.1)4 t $3 '"-PfOC>OMI etlOUld be ad· ..___. __ .... _ __._.__L • ......1 ) $2()00/ I N 4 BR 2'..t BA on Qn91 2 .,.. ooun....,. proof of ..... IF YOU NEED AN VCPLA· MOUrltY fOt ~~IQ;, of PAOJECf AOMI NIS Oltt Janue?y 21. 1M5 drMMdto FOUNTAIN VAL L__,.__;p..:;;..,;.._~1 \. .. · mo-yH r y 0 t>locri f beacll & • ..a •wrtt1tn raqueet1lll· NATION Of THE NATURE lllebllanc.olthewo<k Al TAAfiON All ~llonar9't· C ................. ler· LEY SCHOOL DISTRICT. ~ H ( G ( T . •eo-.llCluflodi--oetwn pell Mf,l=IM Aot S1700rn':, 650·171r ... ,,.... }'OU 0.-.. ~ .. OF fH( PROCEEDING the r.ciueat tnd ••pen• of'"" to 11111 Pf()jeCt Pflor 10 .... a CAM .... .,,.,. 1'2t00AKSTAECT FOUN-1 I I I r lrytnOIOmM.•llolrnallllll-o.t nooce °' -tario.,, lln In-A G A INST YOU YOU "" WUCCeNIUI blOder the op1111no bid.I 8hall OI &don. -............ 9'1 UIN \/ALLEY. CAI •· . lat JOIWa...dl.fOMrcolll To VILLA BALBOA-COndo BMc:hln' dealt It~ ~aftClllOCW....,_,,of SHOULDCOH'Tr\CfAlAW· Clfy wtllpeythe""°""llOd1rec1ed1os.ot~l7t4) Ou1 .... Ttwfltl>eM..,· fOAN IA . U709 171 4 ) ::::::~::-_-_..J_-_...,, __ 1t,.tilf'P'\M anewi•lld lOOll Prof decOf c:cmpl turn land 2br crptd Pll ..,._ .... ,or of lM P9(1 V[A r.talned upon oom()llenct 600-36$5 ~ • _,,_ ...... -4. 142-&&52 At ten1to11 I a • H • [ R I,.. •411C!lftg • •--••e<ty 281281 LA' ,A DA den wl/dc:h9f'1 geley !JW avail ,.,,. ,,, ~·mentioned O.ted Jenumry 29 tM5 ,.1111 the r'9QUl'*'*'tt Of I 8Y OROEA of the City i. r . o 1 •u c e I H • , , CAROL JONU " ~ u pool, ipa • 8Aat vu: k "1-<* I 700 • ..,,..._.f.2'00anol2006of '••dnu ·~ G<wernment CocM SecliOn ~llol the Cltyoflrvint AvtWl!ld T,_.,.. .... Olte Jen 17 IMS I I I' I j' 0 ....,..,. •• ...... """"4 oc .. n bay lltu Lal *IM .. 111* U.CelltomleProOlfoeCoOt 11111L. ,,_, Y_.. ltrMC. 14402 an<tlh1 Pf0Vlloonlol OAfEO Januwy30 1N& Offtcw, 1110 I.Mt ,,.._ 'OUNTAIN VAUIY · · · -· · .-.!:.:.!:T.;.';;"::1.7!' $1800/mo 632-e.492 Onttlewt*l3bt2ba~ ~ II. ~ lill "9 ..... l1t. T....-, c...... lhe COtltract docum1tnt1 CITY Of -~-. IY1 • .,_., S-. I. ..... AM. ICHOOL Ml'MCT 90UO 77 "~ l'I I ,.., • 'WW .,. ..... .._ C1"t1t:.:tl., er: '*1tln""' 10 Subltlll.1110n MAltCY c. LACIY. Cltf Calltorflll t2711 (FU) Of' TMMT'lla, AM..... 1""29 EY'M/w.&lldt m• w c o r y ltpl• LA11if ...._CA -o.Mel W. gr ~~jj1411 · IC!M M7·"N11 C._ .. ._ 9-N C.... ... ... x:./ll'lop $'100 kid C* ~ Orengit Coot Pu~ Ofenvt Co..1 PAOJ!CT AOMINIS I Publllhed Otange Cout Publlttled Oflfl09 Cot•t Publllhed Oranoe Cout M 190 e.t Alty ... ~ ~ Mttl9Jlll'J .2t 30 Ol•ly Pilol ,~ s 12 TR1'TION AllquetllOntr ... ~D•lly Ptlol '•bfucary 8 ,, 0.lly Pll01 JlltlU!lf}' 29 F.0-Oalty Pilot January n . 29, 38R 2~8A. Lv Am, "'*" 1 CONOO 28r 28•. ,..,,.,.., 5 IN S 10 tit& t!Ye 10 rNt project priOf lo 198~ rv11ry 5. "· IMS tt.t>ru•ry 6. ltM ... to bMdl, S 1,400 dbl gw Hr Hoeg H()IO _______ rw_.40f__ T 4t5 opening bid• 111111 be f .422 f-402 T-399 990·42'~ 080-4221 U951mo. e.o-5324 on a a s 003 ·z a , t a 7 . ..,. , 'a:1:,tm 1NTeRiORS ~= sr Cltiz.n HANGING/STRIPPING dlac R9fa. Uc. -~n. VISA·MC 873-1512 K Funke 84S.0193 Expert Wallcoverlng In-REPAIR SpedellS1-S200 a atallatlon Reas. Conautt· Ina Fr• eet. 30yt'S up. ant A9sl0nmt 58 1--8590 770-2725 ~Jme Welt NORMS WALLCOVERING •JoM Henry Rooflno* ALL KINDS FREE EST Refooflng & Repwat Guer Uc~33098e 7&0-7211 work Uc 54M2t3 ,.,. -contnidort wtlo perform work Oll9f $200 lndudlnO .. bof end !Ml~ must ti. llcenMd. u~ contr1C1or1· lhQYtd 90 state In their lldYer119inD Contree1or1 and con· eomers. contee1 Mary • <Mondie at 5~ wUtl lll'IY questlona. ContrllC> tor'1 State Lltenae • aowo. 28 CMc Cent.er • Pia.a. Room 690, Senta • AM. CA92701 t ... Uafani.U. A.-n ... tt farai.W Aprtllnb, Val. ert-tt, . Arartantt, Ual. &prtantt, Vat. ...... .. ....... ...... net l!Oltin~~!!!!!.-.!!!~ l~~~~L...J!!!! ftrrt IMc' IDt l~rt hacll Utt C..t1 •na 2'124 C..tl .... 2114 laat. Inell 2749 ••wrrt lffcll 11H um&... MIN trom exu 10"" '::-~ rent 842 1508 1 tos1. MIBtMn11. enc Don't delayoncaaualS435 Fat!rlew condo on 88y. 2BR 2ba, patio. Pool/Jae, CLEAN Ealtalde 2Br !Ba. !Br ' rnor xPt. cs:: 12BR dplx. Gar, yrd, mull ... • :.!:'~ ~,,~ ~= . ~':Jim -~~=~'ir,',;~ bungalow w/utlls pd Designer tum, MC pm-' l'ec rm. Nt new cpl/drpa. end get, am yd $825 1st, lulle units. end gar. heel ... at 417 Emeraon S•. Wkly rentWs $135 & !JP. 750-36961250 range S ~ BMc:t't Reward $50. c:.il Mary S3M190 a.st Alty fee Ing $1695/mo 673-0898 1 Near. So Cout P112a last S300 cleaning depo. & water pd, pool, Jae. u-btwn 20121 olf Tuatln Color TV. Ir• cotlee. ~ tt___..b.-t... 556-7365,...,.. IM2-5832 EASTBLUFF Lo-4BR 3ba+lam rm Twnhme. quiet cul-de· MC. New cpl/paint thru- out. Comm pool Avail now. no pets 309 Vlsta Madera $1475/mo. Wayne Agt 6-46-8816 EASTBLUFF VIEW 3Br 2Ba+dan Hee house. Ale. newly renovated & lndscpd. Reh req S 1850+ s 1000 depo. 6-42-0350 or 7JK>-9396 Exec home 3Br 2Ba. prol decor. pvt spa. comm pool & tennis. Avl tmmed S1895 mo yrly 499·1213 HARBOR RIDGE ESTATE 4br, lam rm, magntflcent ocean.city II vu. prof dee & turn, MC .. pool, tennis 975-9889 8181790-5125 l&l .. NW .. 3 bd or 2+ den, dbl gar. all extras. Beeutllul, g.rdnr, comm pool $1400/mo Call Lois Mk 631-1266 $875. Call S.5-4533 Refs. 2452A Elden Ave ercise rm, televlMd sec heated pool & steps to Car19n Mr o .. _ "' • to au Arar••••••, Ual. '•M v de 2B 1B 845-9395 $515 Up 848-1613 M $825 1 Bd lb• gar. all ocean. K11dl's avail. .... n12 1 Xlnt locaUC>n 76()..e055 Lo« Sun 1/27 at ~ 1 ._ er r a, amenl1i9* mu1t M9l 985 N Cout Hwy CdM di t AC wnp1 Clnema. CM. rw "' in.Ide new decor. dwsnr, gar' llSTI •SA 2Br Townhouse, attached l 211 'oavld Or Laguna eeacn. 494-5~ . torage j •P<11 1/ ""ms 2855 E before showing of 4:l0 9625 No pets 833-8974 f•-..y-• ••• dbl gar. wto. heat & water 1 II IUln ' --only-min 8 mo IN m g. om ~ · PM 'Fllleon & The Snow-Ptaia1al1 2707 •SPLENDID !Br encl ~ n--pd $850/mo 846-1613 11•1.H I SU I Sii L .. E mo+ sec 645-7234 I Cout Hwy 67 man', one cllp hanglng 29r. 1 d·~ 291h $1 gar. No pet~ frtO. e1ec lNi:.C::fc!.":,:",:e~ $825/$650 Mo. 2 Bd apts I r ._ 3028 W.CoutHwyNew • Ofliet lntals ltl4 ICtluMrcial earring. oma1• coc>P9I' 1750/mo yrly New deool', range 1450. 642-5984 1 April. 2Bdrm• l530/mo & Enct gar. W/O hkkp, In CM. toe 2 Br 2 ba 2 port Beeol'I. khenens. TV lntlb 2911 ~on~·. = garlnc1 (213)433--0502 1585/mo 2 8d Iba patio 3Bdrms l605/mo. Gu yards/patlos,lrplc. 1 decks. gar. dlx. mod ,S125+wkagl,nodeposi\. 1 • aq •!i.1 28Rc: :zh~::S ., of.--..._. · · 1--t Ill WLn Avan 311$895640-9408 . -s1.301sq rt 1817 w111-1 ............ , .. ...,., tlment • part .,._,.._ .. C pool, lndry rm. Eastsld• ra~. garbage disposal, in•r-II! t I nes otilf NB Agt s.41·5032 I tor home career OOOay Mt. REWARD. trtal •ti •11 2722 loe, close to all retrlg & carport. For In-Days 675-1M2 OCEANSIDE ol BALBOA, •HI •n . Lag Ben S 1500 499-2286 L.H Vletllng 543-8795 149 E. Bay ' formation call Eves 960-4814 43rd St. 1BR 1ba unit Prtv rm w/ba mr 4 442 Sq Ft, No. CM S.81/fU --------2Br 1Ba, pool, deck, bltns, -c 1 MONTH FREEi l-w•• • -..... 2 carports. No pets. Max TSL IUlllllllT TIPl llllT OI. w/gar. $850/mo yrty+ llrement tiome. Meala & (..,59/mo) A/ . util Incl. t -• ~1 2persons.Lse $710.CaJI 142•1111 (211)120-1114 SUWlllYILUIE <Sep. M6-27t5 Iv your 1 lndy.492-62111544-6098 832-4161/494-4797 ,~~~~~/~'s:~i~ FRI 211 Benn~S.C btwn 5-7pm 650-0473 Between 2pm-4pm Mon-pl'\Ofle no. for appt. Plaza pttng lot-631~9 Penthouse, spacious 2BR $895/mo 2 8d 1 'ltba day ttirough Friday WIY llT1 !Spacious 2Br Big Cyn ltatala tt I llWNIT llYI SCRAM-LETS 2b I I I townhse. Greenbll, tndry ~ Condo. Tenn, pool, W/O, Sllan nu 5700 sq rt Ample pattllng a, n ca v ew, pat o, nr rm. nice toe. Et side spacious 3BR Live ....... a you have I frLn $1200 8(4--0129 I Roy Mc Cardle. Ritt bch, dbl gar w/stor. One 2078 Thurtn duplex. pvt yd & patio, •Spectacular apts "' r m11e rmmte, prof s.4&-n29 ••W(RS of a kind, must see. Tll IMIAlllllT quiet. trplc, Obi gar. lndry '* t & 2Br, 1 & 2Ba sultea I Studio apt, VeraalllH n/smkr to shr 3Br 2'.ltBa NW S 1500/mo 840-1857 :412 111• hkups 1950. 870-1064 •Spaelous townhouses complex. $800/mo. Call CM Condo. Pool. tennis l tal MnlH 11141c 1Sh0p/Store/Oft\ce/StOI'· Grouc:ll ·Delay C..t1 .... 2724 1Bdrm 10456. gas Pd. pcol. No pets Refs req. 147 FloWef 645-8161 !Br Duplex, rafrlg, stove. No pets $475tmo For ITIOfe lnlo call 775-2199 -• • •Areplaces I Linda 861-3100 ct, 1ac. No git $325 age. 275-74-0 sq rt r.u T 8erT FIREPLACE. pool. patio. *Private balconlH or • mo+utlls Dys 720-2319 754 "'" rt view IUlte 1eo.ta MeM C-2 s.48-7249 ~RANGE:' X·LG 1 & 2Br Apts. E-Garden patios I Vitia Balboa·Venaitles Eves 751.2224 ' ...., "'2stFll!ld Side 1550 Up 557-284 t $760-$1175 I Wastrial A cOll8ge bound t~ WIY ••n jAgt 631-4960 COM, GREAT ROOM FOR Corn« offices w/balcony ._ .. ,_ --WU -trying to make i.... iaa.-m For rent 1 bd 1ba $500/mo MAN. $475 + DEPOSIT Northam Exposure ----mo"'8r teal t>ener, 10 he ,..._,_ utlls pd 2072 Newport •3 Lighted tennis courts VILLA BALBOA 55 *2 WWW L _, EC1 tt cleened up Na room To B f I d t ..... 2 S_.mmi"" pools PENT OUSE 640-42 ,......, 1q " •• ~ IQ eaut1 u gar en ap •· Blvd. CM 6-42-1502 .. ""' . .,, * H '* ••• •101 3975 Blrdl Nwpt 8c:t\. his ~ lt'9 ......,, patios, gar1ges. BBQ. •Streems & ponds 2Br 2Ba. fem rm. frplc. FEM PREF, E/C.M. HS ...-. ~1-A rone's.41-5032 Ag! 'l~. he's ec:tlng like a pool. No pets. llSTllT. •Sony. no pets skylltes. deck. micro. 1 WIYO GARONR. KIO PET STRANGER atr~' 1Bdrm $555 S695/mo 2bd 1 'ltb1 •Furnishings avail I pool, )ac, MC bldg & I OK 1ST• Oep. 546-8121 1 Aa....,....tl 1BR trplc. encl gar $525 28drm 1Ba $64-0 twnhse E-slde, pool, WHY NOT CALL prkng $1200 850-1190 Fem 25 .. to shr 2br l'ltba 1 CANNERY ROW ~B 2815 SPtRrTUAL AEAbiNGS lc*la A f"'.!rubb l'Elll.S 2BR Twnae-styte. encl 301 Avocado 642-9850 gar.Indy rm Quiet Joc, ltl-llll Walk 10 beactlt 3Br 2ba. 5338 ... ~111 Etside c M. :a,~~ f~; s~,;;: Ad~ in A• Mailers a lattndiea llH U u gar. a/c S625· Batty Eaststde delux 2BR t 5 ba must... t O I Com I C·" after 5 S.5-6716 .. ~...,....... g CounM11ng 1815 So Et POSTAL SERVICE -~s 645-9161 or 644·2270 T~h·· w/dln rm' ·1300 2310 Santa Ana new cps, rps m .,, flf s11SF 545-7983 ,_, llWPllTLWE WITIMITllOI S2400/mo, on 116' water· front In Newport. 3 bdr., & view bonus room. Dock tor 3 boata • one 30' plua cory home. lots ol win- dows Available Immedi- ately. Micki Cooper 14'-1200 NEWPORT TERRACE 2Br 2Ba Condo. end unit. Garage & carport $780 tel '"MC S.6-7958 Ev .. Wtttelift ••itt lic•itJ -4 bd, pool, very country, very charming. • every extra. gdnr & pool service Incl. Submit pets Lease, s20001mo 673-75-44 .... ..... • TSL MANAGEMENT IUWlll YILUIE poolltennlsl S875/mo 'FEM shr hse. non-smkr. I Camino Real. Slll'I Clem qualified 1nd1v1oua11 2BR 1'.~ba. 610 Joann St. sq ft, patio, pool, 5-43-81551650-S.87 2._32 -s. $300 pis ullt. FOA LEASE ~itracti.-1u Lie O 492-7296 Training for exam1nat1on Adults preferred. Small carports No pets $725. M2·l803 15555 Huntington VIII• .. ,. ,.. ·-1 Recorded messages 2-' d"" OK 645-8453 Curt II 631-1266. LARGE 1 & 2Bdrms. taun· Lane, from San Diego ..... 2* I Garden Grove. 891-0649 dec:Ol'atact office suite ;&..l;;l;;;;;;;;iiiiii~;; h<>urs 891-2626 ""' F -...ay north of <>---h 1332 IQ ft ottlo&-403 sq rt 2BR 1ba, down. pvt patio, E'slde 2Br 1ba, pvt patio, dry lacllltie., pool, water r ..... ~ ' ~ 2 Rooms, pvt. bath, kite Fml rmmte mo/mo olt warehOYse Xlnt IOcatlon bike to beach $800. Dys all urn pd $800/mo pd FromS459 s.48--0336 ~cF~~~~en. west on privileges, no drinkers $550 Balboa Penln , adj Joon Wayne Airport Fl\IU\ •OS luianan 852-9244. eves 645·3280 tstllast. !51-0424 I LARGE 1Bdrm eut of 557 ·9658 after 3pm · 771•3955 dy 675-2628 ev $1 00 per sq rt 751-5992 \M1U n fer Salt 4012 Harbor. Squeaky clean. WALK to beach studio. $75 W--" -·r So Cst IF/rmmt non amkr to lhr 2Br 1ea downstairs w/frlg. E-slde small 1Bd 1ba col· N 1 5•75 851•9528 Crpts. drps, stove, frig, '""'· '"'"" · • NB, $525. Incl phOne & 'R[ FREE •tw-•• -* 571WJoann.$510mo. tage. Frplc, encl patio opes .. $425utlls lncl536-4637 Plaza.I Costa Men BackBaycondoS300mol mall services sec w/p & ft •tw-- No Pets 838-0772 Agt $450 +sec. S.5-7234 SPACIOUS 3Br 2Ba. tots 546·5431 +utll 645•7272 avt immd I photo avail 833-7588 C I C~~t =· :n1,a~~ WllTLAlll VILLAGI A•A•TMlllTI ol extras No pell $750 Furnished room near s.c. : F/rmmt to Shr 3br 2ba N.B IN e olc. approx 6-42-s/t a : MUST SELL 75K .. inven- mo. 631-6155 I Plaza. share bath, tamale I home, 2 blks trom ocean. Maflners Mile Reason· MJ llll tory Ow,,.,-motivated & TOP area. quiet, no pell r r 2 a , $275/mo 556-1737 S375tmo. 548"7398 able ShOwer 6"&-29•7 • llexlble Danny 581-6007 BEAUTIFUL 1 Br $580 refrlg, dshwshr. stove Resp FIT work'g Fem snr 3 M/F non smkr to snr 2bf New Bldg oc Airport l•tiatu 4114 PAV balcony. pool, spa Incl. No pets. Call btwn bdrm Irv condo w/same. Iba C.M. home. $290/mo area Cor~ of Redhtll & Come & entoJ our gardfn style apts Quiet comtorlablf l1v1f'tl 1n MESA PINES 2650 H1rla 9-4 dally s.45-4855 Non-smkr. av all now ~ 'itutll MS-2256 Brtstol 700 sq ft Recap-Found blk FICoctcer Span-* $40,000 RL y * nicest coml)le• on westsidt Near blutls overlooking H B Must 549-2447 $350 mo • last mo rent Respon lml to shr Condo tlon area 2 ottlQea 1 1g let on Eucld. S A Friend-p /Tm 2 .S Pll l&T Stt to awrec1ate' Caragts avatlablf CloSl to beach S-h-a-rp lBr. cpts/drps, 786-970 1 ___ SC Ptia area Loe ran room & · storage · area ty/obed_1en_t 8•9-1437 Grt:YWCosmetlcCultur9 1n PMl • I,. • U-T llM dshwaher. garege. no ltttb ... ttll 2904 $350 utlls pd Before 3pm $945/mo R & H Property FOUND Lg Black C.t vcty your hOme Easy & VflTY UlllLH S.UI • M4I pets 1500 Call 84S-5577 _ 546-5164 Mgmc 852-8713 Clubl'IOUse Ave. Newport profitable wa t:>uy 111 'YOY 2 ...... 1V• UTI UH . M4I drapes, O/W, gar, no A great piece to Jtve on the Wkly rentals now 1valt Balboa Is hse L1ka new, 408-630 sq Lots ot Found Lhasa Apse dog 11 selling 8AM-6PM (7141 1...... pa ..... Spacious 2BR. w/w cptg, IN NEWPORT BEACH suua1 •nt IRmmte M/Fto shr 3Br 2Ba 0 c AIRPORTA REA-Beach 67~9 -can grow by COfltracl No 2 --· 2 •Tl 1111 . 1111 pets $580/mo 831-5553 Upper Bay Private S 126/wtl & up 2274 New-turn. n/smkr Avt Fab 1 to pn._09 Jan1n & uhls pd St Margaret s School. 838-5620 0t 7PM-11PM lntll LltHI 2211 ....... , .............. ,_ .......... _..., S clubhouses & health port Blvd. C.M 846-7445 June 1 Cam 673-5867 Mo-mo <>ti 852-9366 SJC Feo 3 Call 493-1712 538-t717 Mr Ramoa _ .... ___.. * TUNNING Lg 18drm 7 !,:=========:....===:......=====.......,---~-~=c===::.-.-OCMniront spacJOUs 48'. 1Ba Garden Apt Pool spas, 8 tennis courts. r Th D . p· 50 f1 '"'rm Walk to sand. tn •. ,... ....... $495/mo 710 w 18th pools. close to buslfl4!SS. Send Yovr Sweetheart Special Greetings In , ' e a1 y I of s 825 .... •1•2 MZ·1MJ OC Airport. Fashion _S=2900==='=m=o=4=99:...·_4 __ ~ .. T1l•-'•H•l•l•E•_IT _______ .. ml!!!!!ll!••••~Wef1110e 2Br 1B..--n;; Island, convenient shops • cpl, all utll pd $650/mo on sight +1300 sec. Kids ok 831-5230 art 5 pm Singles 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart- HOROSCOPE W H 111 de 3Br 1 '~Ba. mants & Townhouses S patio.. Olahwalhers. Avt from $720, (Ask about YONEY tmmed. Kids ok. No pets furnished apts. complete $895/mo 645-~6 with TV, linens & utenslls. Your own personal 3 line message will appear Thursday, February 14, 198.5. This is a memorable way to remember your sweetheart, husband, wife. parents, grandparents, or friends. 0 maybe rented for short MARR XTRA NICE Lrg 1BR Apt. term or longer) On Jam·!----------, w/pool. no pell, $475 boree Rd at San Joaquin ············••! mo. 846-3818 after 3:30 Hiiis Rd Wednesday, February 6 laat. hacll Zl4t 1 144-1100 TAURUS (Apnl 20..Ma) 20): Change in connection with home is 1Br •;,ml 10 ocean Quiet -------- imminent. You'll learn more about property value. basic security and complex. lndry carport desires ofloved one. Highlight diplomacy, express willingness to make No pets $525 536-0490 intelligent concessions. 2 LIKE NEW CONDOS GEMINl (Ma) 21-Junc 20): Following d ela). you'll get necessary fundin~. Important to define terms. to know where you are going. to recognize re:il olltes. Means look behind scenes. do some perwnal 2BR 2ba $850. 2BR 2'"'ba. 2 sty $900 Fplc. pool, spa. pauo. gar & more. Nwpt Terrace 675-8048 A. investigating. detective work. CANCER (June 2 1-July 221· You're on the right track -you'll he a winner in m o ney and love! Cycle h1ghltdlts power. productton. re pon ib1hty. increased income. intcns1lied love relation hip Capricorn. another Cancer play key roles . LEO (July 23-Aug. 2.2)· Rc:ich beyond current expectations Reah1e vast audience aw:uts you :ind )'<>Ur product. lnd1v1dual )OU aided tn past 1s now ready, ahle to return fa vor. Anes. Libra per"io n'i fiaurc prominently. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Stress mdcpcndcnce. originality. couraac. pioneering sp1nt. You'll get to heart of matters wherc love IS concerned. Areas previously dark wall receive benefit of greater hgh1. Leo plays prominent role. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Desire as fulfilled if you stick close to home baSC'. Family member has whnt you need -1f you wander far afield lou will be result. Know it. act accordingly. Cancer, Aquanus persons play outsrnnding roles. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2 I): Keep options open. rcahzc your own worth. mamtam sclr-cstccm. Y ou'll be more popular. diet could suffer. you must become more 11wa.re of body 1mngc. general health. Gcm1n1. Sngittanus person make th ts an in1cre'ittn& scenano. SAGmARIU (Nov 22-Dcc 21):Whauppcarsaroadblockcan be tmn formed mto stepping-stone towards progrtss. Focu on education. rcadtnJ. wnt1na. commun1catton. plans for po iblc overseas journey. Scorpio native plays key role. CAPRICORN (I..>«. 22-Jon 19). Rclationsh1p1rowsstronsrr. )Ou make commitment. you also act promise in wnt1na.. Foc\Js on 1nterc t an the occult. meettn&S with unorthodox ind1v1duals. uturc pro pecu ire bnJhlcr than ong1nally anuc1patcd ... -·-.. ~ ·-... ~!! .s-li $525/mo 1 8d lba. gd IOC across fr Bch 1216 Balboa 11aw.n lll-1"2 Spcluou' ,1n9rt"' off\' b two bedroom apt-. BEST VALUE IN NEWPORT! rURNl~HEO or UNfURNISHfO Hli\LHI ( l li8 fl NNI\ ;,w1MMIN(; plu' inu( h mort' 01"' ni> p.>t' Modf't, op.n d•1lv Q 10 h ~ 8. c. D. Your message will appear with the 1llustrat1on of your choice An ad like the one below will cost S 12 00 Additional message lines ~on be purchased for S l 00 Joe-AhN 25 \'e&n, VOU .art' n11l nw lo~ &nd ~1n-nglh J,m Print your message in the following blanks _.___.-Bi -1 __ 1 __ 1_ _ Choo~ your illustration A( E( Ff GI Ht NAME.~-.::::::..~--------- .~ .. . t -:·· --• •• , E. F. AQUARIU (Jan. 20.Feb 18). BuMncss meet ma pro~cs succc ful. aarttmcnt 1 rca hcd. Focus also o n pubhc relations. the prtu. po 1blt partnership. mant:il ,tatus You'll conc;1der dC"COrat1na. ttmodchng or th11nlin1 rc"dcnct. ~Buc.JISo. l 700 lbth hkl 1•1 Oo ,, '42·5 111 N.-wpof1 I~-" No CITY ___ _ STATE AOORESS ZIP PHONE ---~----- Pl ES (Feb. 19-March 20). Ocfinc u:nm. tend to bu1c ta~u. ruluc thcrc 1rt man)' whO sh rr >our 1de1I\. It 1~ necessary to communicate. pos 1blt 10 advcnist ;\ "'Cll·lnown "1Uthor could .. Jtl tn U 1....-iiw A11e·nut t•I lnlhl 645·1104 touct\." Another P1k-rs plays rote ~~~~~~~~~~~~-'--"--~~~-~--'~~~~~~- Moil To Vat.nhne loire lines, The Da1•y Pilot P 0 8ox 1 S60 Co1to Meta, CA 92.626 OR Coll 642·'678 To Consult Your Volentine Reprew1IQf1w - ..... , f I I .. t .. • 'II • ' c n d c It 0 " II d .... • 1 c 1 LOOKING FOR ••THE'' APARTMENT? SEE SUNDAYS REAL ESTATE SECTION ~ D~ilJ Pilat (714) 642-4321 AGES 11 -14 EARN lJ> TO $75.00 PER WEEK Wt no.. havt IS openings tor ~oung ta&tr bt•vtrs tn s~urt ''oidf'S for The Orangt Coasl Oitly Pilot Our crtw\ star! ,1 3 JO pm and work unltl 8 30 p m '"eekdays On Satutday we .. ort a It• morr hours You '""•din many trips . and Ofl!tS diOOR ••th •ar nine rour own monty lherP 1\ nn dtlrvering or roll'< tio~ .nv~fvtd It you art 1nttro\t•d Plfa• • all Mr I,,. AREA COO£ (714) 548-7058 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACA088 1011• 8A big bvnch 11 Before Pf' et 14 llllndl W()(d 15 Of pitch 180ell Item 17 Rellgn 18Remow 20 Skinned 22 -leeguee 23 Range anlm1I 25 Ad"9f'tture 28 Forw1rd 29 Lincoln 30 Fadea 32 Evlluator ~ Chlined 311 Nofth AtlentlC country 42Lut 43 Linden 45 Corr~ 4e In eny way 411 Old CUiiom 50 NeighbO< of Vietnam Sot By no means 55 e..m. sesianguege 58 Ant¥Y 80 Welgtlt unit 2 S3 The R41m e8 N1tlve tuft 67 Orowtng out ee Oneof the _,_ 89 Sk1Uon or Bottoni 70 Deoelves 71 Mulk:fan Mischa - DOWN 1 Capr~ 2 Strong beer 3 Fulflll1 4 Cr1m1n1f 5 Svrletl 8 Stow cargo 7 Most lllughly 8 Cvclcoo 9 Hoover 10 Teooous I\ SST Of STOL 12 Dynamo PIF1 13 Put fl>'fti 19 C"-llng 21 Oerl1nd 23 Anllllea nlllVI 24 S.n1n1 llblt 28 NegatlYM 27 Stiow bull~• garrT*1t ....vtOUI "'1lZU IOI.WO 'S AR I A VO N l I AR 30 Infers 31 Ca11 33 SomeRR5 35 Slowe hef~na 36 PrNGr1t>ed l0<m1 37 Eecn 38 Sar>d 111111 Brit 40 M .. I llQur 41 Tvrrel « St,.y 4 7 Grlll< god 48 Mine output SOWMker 51 Spnng 52 Eyed lmO<OUlly S3 Theeun SS Count rifled S7 Bound S9 K"'-1 81 Anteloe>e 82 Punlahm9nl 64 GrMk letter 66 AlllM'I C04n UlllTAIT lll1lllT lllllDI ( Par1·TIM ) •-411 • ,,w., HTI TIH SHIYOI Light repairs. Newport Tire c.n1er 3000 E Coast Hwy, CdM BEAUTY OPERA TOR salary • comm Coate Mesa Linda 642~6992 BKKPG/SEc'Y-- For Chnsuan Oro PIT In Laguna Bch. 499-2286 IELIYHYCUH PIT. Mon-Fri. 20·30 hrs p/wk College Pharmacy, 440 Fair Or , C.M. 545-3288 'I HHHEEPH/AIH llOTISClllLIS For 6 bed Board & Care Potillone • avall apply In Home for etderty, ... pereon Exper required penence only 643·8481 ' 2407 E Coaat Hwy I CIPr k!> CIRCLE K·MARKETS , ~ l!-~ MOW NIRIMC r-;''-~ ~ y C&llllllll I OlEllS 1 1nterv1ews Fridays 9·00-11 00 ~ ~ ~~AM at 1390 North Pacific 5 1 ~1 ~Coast Hwy . Laguna Beach (on PCH & V1e1ol Cilll t 714) 4919?.H lor morf' into DIMES A LINE WANT ADS IMPORT ANT NOTICE TO PRIVATE PARTIES Sell your lt•ms for $50 or less In our famous DIMES-A-LINES pub- ll!lhed each Saturday In the Dally Piiot. DIMES-A-LINE ads must be 1 · 1 pre-paid so mall or bring them Into I' the Dally Piiot office. Be sure to I Include your phone number or ad· dreu In 1our ad, have • price on each Item a no •bbrevlstlon1. Sorry, no comm.rcl•I •d•. o•rage .. ,.,. produc., pl•nt1 or •nlm•ls .,. acc.,,t•ble. DEADLINE: 3 p.m. Thuradey CoetaMeeeotnc. sao w .. 1 ••1 '''"' Coeta Meu, Ca. 12121 ALLMAKESI $199 DOWN Oellv«e Any Leue lll-UYHI WSE 100/221-IHI l1•1'32·1H1 condition 646-7270 9045 llRTll AllHIOU llPHTS tf IEWNIT IUOll Featuring Sales and SeNlcea Exotle European lml)Orted MOTORCARS (11•)131-3111 208 W 111. Santa Ana CLOSED SUNDAYS STEllLlll lllW 'IO 121t 4 spd. metalllc blue. Very low mlles(Stk #22221 '12 3201 Immaculate. Hard 10 find • Henna Red (stk • 2201) '12121• Low mites. Baltic Blue. Loadedl (Stl "2207) '12 IUosi Ct1tt Beautlful. tow mites, Safari Belge(2221) 'lllHI Beautiful Black on Black • Mint Sllll In factory werranty(2185) '11 IUHI COIPE While. low mites. 1 owner. well maintained (2227) STEllLlll lllW 1540 Jamboree N.B. Adjacent 10 F•Shlon lslend ••o-•••• -- ·wE Will NOT BE UNDERSOLD m WE CARE l1wl l11tl BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE "'"'1 I q,tfj I q11 I' ., .. 837-4800 493-451 I 117 a "-• 24 I nattt, .,.antic . ean. runs excel, loaded, Blaupunkt, T -top $3450. 673-2440 c .. m.c HM '76 SEVILLE. biuetblue. MUST SELL. P.P. $4260 OBO. 720-0498 '78 Coupe De VIiie, loaded, extras. 10 ml, clean $5950. fl.40-5547 '80 Sevtlle 68K. gold, fully loaded. lthr. moonroof, cass .. cruise. P.P. sac. $9995_ 72~0498 " • • A '83 ELOO. low mlla, llke new $15,500 obo owne</ " dlr 497-5255 art 6pm ,,. , ... .,...., ''ut, .. llft'4"111 _..,,.c.._ 714-833-1300 '10 2•0D Price Includes one year service contract. (P4008) $12,900 Jiil ILEllllS lllPOllTS NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION ol late model, low mllNge Cadillacs In Orange County! See us today! 540-1880 IEW CAR SALES USEI Olll Ill.ES WEiil CLUIOUI AllTllOIS CONNELL CHEVROLET 'X.?\ ll.1rt •. , I\ • • • "' I \ \1 ~ ', \ 541>-1200 ,.,. '65 Convertible Ford Mue- 1 a ng Classic cond. $7,000. call 780-2517 ;-65 Mustang 302 eng. ndt work $300. 645-8258 '76 Grenada 6 cyt atlcl<. 60.000 ml. iclnt cond, 1 owner, S 1395 640-0326 Before SAM-after 5PM '79 MUSTANG Ghia 3 dr auto, V6, atr, crulte $3250 low mL 673-6726 Li1ctl1 1323 ·if Uncoln, exit cond. Make offer Hm 642-7835 -- work 548-2201, H-~60 '76 Continental. S 1000. or bell oner 548-5873 1•1-lHI S3000. 85~ 1810 • .,.. -9109 iG t fff i---------·78 boa. Od runnlngcond, 1~~~~~~~----- Great Selection of nn '85'1 In etock IUOlllNITS 848 Dover Str"t Newport Beach cau ate<eo S2200 PP Dy Ol••••ltllt 1317 847-68U, Ev 536-3008 ( .. , 1, ............ )htl P1r1c~t 9117 biu dieMt"'MuST Sl!LL 'i2 Tero• wM• front I $3500 Obo 720-0499 '"'· epollera. new P7, 'II OITUSI .. IA l)Oflahed rlma. low ml, s 199 <lown. C.E. Com-1 mm a c ., $26,500 merclat IHae ALL- 676·1938 or 957-.<>e18 SAVERS 714/432·19n 112-0100 Beautiful '7' TARGA. Too many upgrades to men-'lllUIULUI S199DOWN CIOM<I End L .... OAC 10 --,~112 llon A at••• at ·7' 2862. Wfil1e. xlnt cond, ~~=:~~~~ u~":ef;1 nu eng & brlta Musi M4ll ~====~~~:'iJ 1'500 aft &pm 733-0727 n '80 5~81 5 Spd All ec:ceaa, orlQ OWMt, 45K ml Mua1 ..er s 11 875 148 2331 LAROE SELECTION OP NEW & USED 8MW'St LlllWlllft VOLUME SALES SERVICE & I.EASING 3670 N c,._,~ Ave LON08EACH (No C~lllt·'40&) n 1•>111.1111 frlldt-11'11 Wak:On'le OPEN SEVEN DAYS CHICK IVE•IKJN !'Oil H AUDI CHt-VlltOU:T ltltlMtl Q.aU1y le•A S.ntu CHICK IVE•90N ua c-Hwv ~n1Md11 17S-e9ee AlL·IAftUWll 800/22e-.&398 714/'32· 158' •••tiac tUI t<at••t57fS:~ ~-~ .... ~ It well I Ca ll NOW\ 142-5171 • I f- 1 I I FORICA8T8 ON A2 i11f ',(JI\' ff 114•Jf,µ( l •'1- . Irvine teachers picket schools Single-day strike held to call attention - to instructors' demands in"°n tract rift Teachers Association. said 527 classes Wednesday from the teachers walked picket lines. That substitutes who took th~ir place was 8_7 percent of' the teachers eligible today. to str'!ke,. Homer .said, explaining the Superintendent A. Stanley Corey assoc1at1on advised some of i\s . $aid at 9 a.m. that operations were teachers, such as first-year instruc-runninf "very smoothly" at the tors. to report for work. district s 2S campuses. He said pick- Corey said enou&h substitute teachers and administrators were on hand lO assure all students ~ supervised. The district hired 400 substitute teachers and adminis.- trators to take the place orlhe stritm. according to Assistant upcr- intcndent Dean Waldfotel. have today," Waldf*J said. ..In both cases, we're doina much benet than we expected." Corey_ 51id few parcn11 of the district s 16,000 studtnts bad c:alled headQuartcn today about the walk- out. ftc attributed that.. in part. to extensive advance notice aboua &hie strike. By PHIL SNEIDE RMAN °' ... ~ ......... Braving chilly winter weather and carrying signs that said. "I'd Rather Be Tcachina." more than SOO Irvine teachers walked picket lines this Coast Room In UC Irvine's Donald Bren Events Center will be named after big donor./ A3 The Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation Is struggling to get cam- palgn off the ground/ A3 Calif om la He doesn't look like Elvis, but an LA man says he's never seen another Chi- nese Impersonate 'The Klng.'/A5 Nation Senate committee has approved Edwin Meese as attorney general In 12-6 vote today./ AS David Stockman challenges Congress to come up with a better budget proposal./ A4 World Peruvl~n guerrillas black out Llmll airport after Pope lands./ AS The metal gate to Glbralter Is opened for first time In 16 years./ A5 Mlnd&Bocly Slow motion video helps athletes rehabilitate at Fountain Valley Com- munity Hospital./81 Want to get rid of a pain in the neck? Here's a simple technlque./81 Sports Newport Harbor High uses height advantage to knock off Estancia and tighten Sea View League basketball race./C1 Several area community college football players will continue their playing careers at four-year schools./C2 Ex-Chicago Wti'lte Sox and Philadelphia Phillies slugger Greg Luzinski has retired and will now coach high school baseball./C2 Entertainment South Coast Repertory helps boost kids' Images with ·'The Right Self.'' /83 INDEX Births A6 Erma Bombeck B2 Bridge A8 Bulletin Board A3 Business 85-6 Classified C4-6 Comics A8 Cro11word C6 Death Notices C3 Help Yourself 82 Horoscope cs Ann Landers 82 Mind and Body 81-2 Opinion A7 Paparazzi 81 Ptey AeYtew 83 Poffce Log • AS Publlc ~otlce. C3 Sports C1-3 Tetevttlon B3 ThMteri . 83·• W•thet A2 morning in a one-day protest strike. The walkout was aimed at breaking a deadlock in contract negotiations with the Irvine Unified School Dis- trict. which called the strike illcpl. Ken Homer, president of the frvinc L:ater. se.veral. h~ndred teachers e11ne was orderly and that he'd ralhcd outside d1stnct headquarters rccelVcd no repons of any non- on Barranca Parkway. striking teacher being prevented from Teachers planned to reclaim their entering the schools. .. We have 2S to 40 percent of our (750) teachers in plact and 8S to 95 percent of the students ~·s normally At lrvine cam puses, some picU1en (Pleue ... T&AC-/A2) New heat on waste dumpin proposa Conservationists, fishermen attack Strin fell ow plan By ROBERT BAllUR Of .............. Cit ing potential hnards to Southern California sea life, a na- tional coalition of recreational fisher. men and conservationists joined the cities of Fountain Valley and Hunt- ington Beach in calling for full environmental studies on the cleanup of Riverside County's Stringfellow toxic waste dump. The group -the National Coali- tion for Marine Conservation. Pacific Region -is headquartered in San Diego and claims I 0.000 members. Exccuuve Director Carl E. Net- tleton said the organization, which already is aJarmcd .. by the depiction of important fish stocks and the dctcnorauon of the 'marine environ- ment... fears that the Stringfellow matenal that will ~ dumped five miles off the Orange Coast may make tb1np worse. .. We're pretty disturbed that thcrt is no ElR (environmental impact rcpon). Nettleton said. ''Whatever they're clcanjna 1s poisonous on land and will ~ poisonous in the oman. There are polluuon standards ; for Teachen protat deadlock In contract negodatlon• outaide WoodbrldCe lll&h School In Irvine. ~,...,.......,~...,_ human health but they (the officials) (Pleue eee WASTS/A2) Mesa _firm helping accused spy'-s famHy By TONY SAAVEDRA Of .. o.itr .......... A Costa Mesa law firm has estab- lished a relief fund for the wife and children ofa 20-year FBI veteran held by federal authorities on espionage charges. While special agent Richard Miller awaits trial for allegedly consp1nng to sell U.S. intelligence documents to 1he Soviets. his wife Paula 1s struuJ- ing to feed their eight children and keep their San Diego County home from foreclosure. 'Tm desperately treading water," Mrs. Miller said. in a telephone 1nterv1ew this morning from her home in Bonsall. a rural town near Escondido. The legal firm of Booth. Mitchel. Strange and Smith in Costa Mesa volunteered in October to represent Mrs. M1llcr'in her financial dilemma. The attorneys received perm1ss1on from the Costa Mesa City Council Monday to operate the "Paula Miller Family Rehcf Fund" for a one-year penod. Money from the relief fund will go to the family and not to the firm. which is offenng its services for free. (Pleue eee ACCUSED/ A2) Richard Miller OC deputies seek bettei: work conditions at jail By JEFF ADLE R Otho.ilr .......... Orange County shenll's deputies have approved a JOb action aga1n<1t the county in an attempt to focus attention on working conditions in the Orange County Jail. Robert Macleod. general manager of the 800-member Association of Orange County Sheriff's Deputies. said the action 1s aimed at improving working conditions in both the men's and wome o·s jails. The work action was authorized b) union members on a mail-in ballot. the first of Its kind ever submtt1ed to the membership. accordilltg to Macleod. ' He also said a JOb acuon. such as a walkout or sick-out. would be last resort measure that he hoped wouldn't be necessary. Other work work actions might include work slowdowns. informational p1cket1ng or mass attendance at a Board of Supervisors· meeting Mcleod said the assoc1at1o n wasn '1 Sttktng more mone) or any add1tonal holidays. JUSt the improvement of· work111g cond1t1ons 1n the Jail. long troubled b-. over-crowded con- d1t1ons. Macleod said the inmate popu- lauon has reached 2.100 in 1he Jail. which 1s de 1gncd to accommodate (Pleaee eee DEPVTDtS' / A2) Main Street in HB ~ . . ·Jgoi-ng-wrong way' By ROBE RT BARKER Of_Dl!lr .......... Huntington Beach officials were accused toda) of not haHng a grasp on reahty because the) refused Mon- day night to reverse the d1rcct1 on of traffic on Main Street in the down- town part of the cit) Don Gibas. v.ho operates a golf club assembl} and repair shop on Mam Street in the second blocl east of Pacific Coast Highway. declared that downtown merchants now are doomed "to go thro ugh business another season" with potential cus- tomers forced to dnve the "wrong wa" .. on Main Strttt. .:The merchants will be the losers again The} (C11) Council) members arc losing a touch v. 1th rcaht) ... Mam Street current!) has been shut off to t-wo-wa) traffic for three blocks from Orange l\ venue to Pacific Coast Highway 10 create a mall effect. V1s11orscan onl" dn\e to the area in a westerl) d1rcct1on The one-way route. according to Ga bas and other merchants. shuts off the pnme source of customers tra' cl- (Pleue .ee MADI/ A2) Computer hacker case sen~ back to Irvine cops 8JUSA~Y °' .. Olillf ....... The e>r.nge County 06stric1 Attorney's Office haS _,.,the fr1IUd and grand theft cue against two young computer wtzardt back to Irvine polloe for more Investigation. "It's a complicated cue," Deputy Olatrk:t Attorney Tom PrNMte said Monday. "There ere mont upectawe need to to<* Into." ~offce arrested a 17-~-otd tMne youth end• 15-yellr-dd from Tustin In earty January for altegedty ..... Ing ebout $2,800 In merchandtee by ltlegaJty using a computetmct lf'°PS*IG Mf'Ytce. The pair, whoM rwnea were not relealed beeal• c1' their.-, used credit card numt>ert they found on dtecwded cr9Clt 9lp Cllrbonl (1'111• ._ OOIOVTU/d) Fireworks mogul facing explosive charges County's Moriarty finds sex. money-shifting rapsjotntng rackets. br1bery ~nd corruption By RITA BEAMISH 'I I,..._..._ . A reported sc>. and mone)'-laundcr- 1na scandal 1 the latest bla"t in a string of allegation' aimed at W Patnck Monany. an Oranac Count> ~reworks maJ.nate with 111\k t.o 1nflucntual C1hfom11 pohuc1an Morian)' 1ntncatC' hu~inc'' em- pire nd relation hip to 'late and local lawmakers are under mvc uga- hon h Rvcral law enforctmcnt agencies. includina the FBI. Internal Revenue rv1cc and the Onange ount)' d1stnct attome}. He 1s accused of using his far-Ouna bu 1n« ICtl\ it1cs to pu h lcgislauon favorable to h1' .\n1hc1m·baseJ RC'd Oev1I firt\\'Otk rompGny. one of the nauon's laracst. Allepuom 1ndudc rackcteenna. bn~r) and corrupuon In addition. the Los Anacles cll) attome)''toffice 1$con11nu1naa pro~ be&un last )'car into Monany's bus1- nes ~ to former Los Anaclcs f 1rt Chief John Otrard Def~ ,.''""' from t ~pan- ment 1n 19 2. Gerard had supponcd un ue<'C ful Monany·t>K~cd cam· p;uan lo alldw lhe sa~ of se><allcd safe and sane 11rcv.orks. and h1 name has come up in other a pttU of the Monan) ca~ The larttc't 1nv~11pt1on into Monan ·, a( 11v11~ 1s a Joint probe .. b) tcderal and Oran1e ( ounty also cha~ t_hat the ett) offiaah authont~ It has led to h1 indictment ~tfftl) ~ to hcense Moriany on ra kctccnng. corruption, mail and a partneT to operate the cuy•i first fraud and illegal pmbhng charscs an pmbhna club. an allqcd bnbcry scheme involving In addition to the C'ommettt Club, hccn 1n1 oh card club 1n Commerce the Joint probe 1 foaasina on otha' Tnal is l-for Ub.. 1 l. Monan ~ -Monan) 'a actt\'\Ul!!IL. ___ _ pleaded innocent •hho\&ah aulhorittcs muse \0 dllCam Qo"cmmcnt Pf'OSC<.'UlO" allqc pt'C'fi or lh1s br'c>9dcr 1nvcstip. that C'ommcrct official 1nclud1na uon tormer Ma or Robcn ul , had Ho-.c' er. bits aftd p.cccs of 1nfor- acttpted sttttt o"ncf'h1Mn1C'tt11 1n mauon from CO\lrt doc:umcn law· Monan' 's < ahfom1a C'ommertt u1t and med.a rt'POrt paint C1ub 1n rt'tum for lqaht1na pm-' Monan an inftUHt.al buli· hhng. Tht r3cl t lt't'nn1 1nd1ctment (Pt ...... &DLoelvs/Aa) ' GI•• CaMI DAILY PILOT ITOHday, February S, 1985 -. El Toro motorist fa~lng trial in Newport hit-run IJ STEVE MARBLE °' ................ An El Toro woman who alkgcdly h.it two Newport Beach restaurant worker$ wi lb her car and left them unconacious in the. roadway. was ordered Monday to stand lri,al fo11- felony hit and run. Rhonda JQan 8uononato, 24, will appear Feb.· 19 in Orange County Superior Court for arraignment. She faces a maximum sentence of one year in jail and a S 10,000 fine if convicted. Buononato reponedly was driving north on Dover Drive in Newport Beach on Nov. 11 when she alleacdly struck Margarito Aceves, 19. and Salvador Diaz. I 8. The woman's wrecked silver Da1sun 280Z was found the same day, abandoned at a condominium com· plex. in Costa Meu. according to pohct. But Buononato waJ no1 ar· and fracturtd leg. rtstcd for neatly a month btt~use Dia? testified that he rccalkd lillle police had difficuJly provina she was of the accident. Ht: remembered d1ivin11he car. steina a set of headliahts loom up Buononato finally surrendered behind him and heud the roar of a car after POiice found an eyewltnm and cnainc. He said hewos hurled into the obtained an atrfst warram. air and landed on the pavement. The two men. both Co1ta Mesa blaekina out seconds later. residents and employets of the Poli"Cc said they were able to Rueben E. Lee Restaura_nt, were determine the Datsun sponscar was ridif\I home on bicycles at about 2 involved in the accident af\er fLOding a.m. when the accident happened. hair and flesh from both victims Police said the bicyclists were hit embedded in the car's windshield. from behind, lifted into the car's lnvestiaators said they talked to windshield ond thrown into the road. Buononatodaysaf\crtheaccident but Both were found face-down in a did not have enouah evidence to marked bike lane by a passerby, arrest her. They said the woman was aocordina to police reports. accom~nied by her auomey durina Diaz. who appeared in Harbor that inacial interview. Municipal Court Monday to testify in She surrended Dec. 7 in Harbor the one-day preliminary heanng. Municipal Court after Police ob- sutTercd a broken neck and still wcar5· tained an :arrest warrant. She is a brace. Aceves, who did not a1,>pcar at • prcs<:ntly fret" on her own re· the hearing. sustained head anjurics coanitance. ACCUSED SPY'S F -t\MIL Y AIDED ••• From Al Candace Stevens. an employee with the finn and secretary of the fund. said any money will be gener- ated solely through anticipated news stories o n the plight of the Miller family. Reporters will be asked to mention the fund and include the address: P.O. Box 3883, Costa Mesa, Ca .. 92628. She str~ssed that no fund· raisers or door-to-door soliciting would be done. The fund was formed an mid- January after stories on Mrs. Miller. 43. and her children. ages 2. 5. 8, 9. 12, 16. 17 and 19. appeared in news- papers and on a cable news program an San Diego, Stevens said. , "People just indicated an interest 1n donating money to the family, but there was no place to send it," she said. "When (Richard) Miller was meots. She recentl y was notified that arrested, the family's income totally mongage holders are preparing to closed." foreclose on the family's five.acre Richard Miller. 47. was two years ranch·style home. away from retiring from lus SS0,000-Mrs. Miller is driving a borrowed a-year job when he was arrested Oct. 3 car. while keeping tabs on money on suspicion of conspiring to sell spent fo r gas and toll calls. Her eldest government defense information to child. Paul. works in a local country two Soviet emigres in Los Angeles. club and contributes as much as he The firs1 FBl agent ever to face can, Mrs. Miller said. charges of espionage, Miller was "J have to ask him if he made allegedly to receive SS0.000 in 'old enough tips last night to pay for milk and S 15.000 cash for the information. and soap. We ran out of milk and He is being held at the federal prison soap." said Miller, a substitute on Terminal Island while awaitang teacher who hopes to find full-time trial In Federal Court in Los Angeles. work in September. Meanwhile, his wife turned over "I just have to get through until the two fam il y cars, a I 982 Dodge van . then, if I lose everything and have to and a l 982 Isuzu, to creditors because start from zero ... " she said, her voice she could no longer make the pay· drifting. WASTE DUMP UNDER NEW ATTACK •.. From Al don't look at animal health." The group has written to the Environmental Protection Agency, supporting the stands of Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach of- ficials. who have called for complete studies before up to 187,000 gallons of treated hazardous materials will be shipped to the coastal cities early next month. The material, which will be treated at the Stringfellow site in Riverside County and then again at the Orange County Sanitation Districts' treat- ment facilities , will be dumped into the ocean between Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. Federal and state officials clajm the material will pose no health dangers to people or wildlife. They say. however. that the hazardous ma- tenals are threateninJ underground water supplies in the Chino area. and that cleanup work can't wait for complete environmental studies. Fountain Valley has hired a con- sultant to study Stringfellow en· vironmental hazards. Depending on the findin$s. Councilwoman Barbara Brown ~id the city might file a lawsuit to block the arrival of the material. La~una Beach officials are con- sidenng joining Newport Beach of· ficials who recently voted to support Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach in the fight for an environmen- tal review. according to Brown. Nettleton, the director of the San Diego-based recreational fishermcn- conservationist group, likens the imminent Stringfellow transfer to the environmental hazards that he said posed a ··massive threat" to birds and threatened the extinction of many California Brown Pelicans in the COMPUTER CASE ••• PrelllAl to order m.chandJM from 10 compaptea Hated With The Souroe, a computerlud ehopplng lerVtce, potlce lafd. kw91tlgatora say the comput• whiz kkS• ordered about $11 ,000 In merchandlM. part of which wu delivered to vacant houHS In the Tuetln-lrvlne .... Prlwtte uJd -ff 'a-not WMJeual for hit office to requ•J more Information befOte deciding whether to prOMCUte a cue. . Once ttteowrwra of the«edtt cards, the merchandlae companies and the tong dtatanc:e teCephone companlea WhOM llnea were ueed to commtt the alleged CttmM are added together, th-Ire are more than 35 poeetbte vtctlmt, Sgt. Dfck Bowman, lrvtne Pollce Department pubt~ lnforma11on offlcer, Mid. ·"They're (the DA's offk;e) u1Ualty very picky aboUt times and datee. A lot of times they aend It back for more work." PoUce want felony charges flied against the teen-agere, but It wlll be ':IP to Privette to decide If there la enough evidence to mike them stand before a Juvenfle eot.1rt judge. early 1970s. Nettleton said it wasn't learned until almost too late that the dumping of DDT pesticide caused a thinning of egg shells that reduced birth ra tes. He also said that anchovies ingested DDT materials and larger fonns of sea life ate the anchovies. The process. he said. caused "a major fishing decline" in Southern Cali- fornia. Defense attorneys goon the offense, nab theft suspect By tbe Associated Pre11 Sao ta Ana Lawyers Jim Andres and Larry Young ordinarily defend crimi- nals. but they switched sides when Andres saw two men burglarizing a colleague's car and caught one man after a two.block foot chase. Andres. who plays football every weekend and who ran in a marathon race the day before, said he and Young chased the men after they started "walking away nonchalantly" with Nancy Swanson's car radio Monday outside their law office on Ross Street. "I wasn't even thinking about the radio. I was thinking that this guy has to be causht," Andres said. "Larry grabbed him around the neck. and I grabbed his arm and pulled it behind his back. Then we marched him right back and put him face down on the lawn in fron l of the office and got right on top of him." The man with the radio got away. but police booked Jose Salvadore Luna. 32. of Santa Ana for investiga- tion of car burglary. EXPLOSIVE CHARGES FOR MORIARTY ... From Al nesi.man with large banking and real estate holdings. Prosecutors arc re- portedly examining alleged ca m- paign·law violations. bankin~ ir- regularities and additional bnbery schemes. Orange County Deputy District Atomey Maurice Evans calls the year-old invci.t1gat1 on "multi- faceted." Most rct·t•ntly, allegation)> were reported that Monarty was involved in laundering large sums of money through associates to 32 state and local poht1c1ans. It also was reported that Moriarty provided prostitutes for ~mt" of the public officials. includang Orange County Supervisor Ralph Clark as well as to bankers and orher business associates. Clark de- nied the allegations. The poht1c1ans who got the alleged laundered money. including Gov. Georac Dcukme11an and key state Democrats and Republicans, all de· med knowledge that Moriarty might be the source of donations they received in other peQplc's names. The other lawmAkers named by former Monarty associates Richard Raymond Keith and John E. Murphy as having received prostitutes all e11hcr dented the allegations or re- f used to d1scus4' the ma tier. Among chose named were two influcn11al Ocmoc rau, As· ~mblymrn Mike Roos of Los An· actcs and Richard Robinson o( ant.a Ana. • Kc11h and Mµrphy contended such allea.e<f 1nO~cnce-peddlin1 was an cfTon by Moriarty to ban local laws ..-inst se><allcd safe and sane fire· works. His Pyrotronks, Inc. sells firework1 under the Red Devil brand. MonanyhuttfutcdaU 1n1ervacws,. but hit S.Cremcmto anomcy, Donald Keifer. said 1h11 the Sl-)ar-<>ld fathcrof si~ children wu aopallifd by ~ I the repans. He ~id Monany has had nothing to do with prostitutes. He also denied claims that Moriarty asked friends to make political donations in their own names and then reimbursed them. Keith and Murphy's stories about Monarty were an attempt "to luck a guy when he'<; down." and protect them selves from their own legal troubles, Keller declared. Keith. who claimed he attended poht1cal functions at Moriarty's re- quest and expense, faces a March I 9 tnal on tax evasion charges. • "Kei th loved rubbing shoulders wi1h the politicians." said Keller. "He Lalked about it to numerous people what a b1J guy he was with the poltacians. · Moriarty first made headlines 1n February 1983 when Los Alamitos police probed irregulanties relating to cable television construction con· tracts in Orange County where his fireworks company was head· quartered. A confidential police cri minal report on one contractor was leaked and anonymously sent to officials in three cities. Moriarty had business tie to a compctin1 contrac- tor. Los Alamitos Police Chief Kelson McOamel said the s.ome backiround ttport wa~ found to have been procured by Officer Mike Hole. whose father worked for one of Moriarty's companies, and who eventually went to work al the Commerce card club. Althtlu&h he was pJannina to quit anywa~. Holt was su1pellded for genina the report 1.nd showina it lo has fathtr • McDaniel said In April 1983. Los Alamitos police turned over lhe results or theu inyestiption to the Oranac County di triC1 attorney. Ne•• came publicity about the huse , / contribuuons Monarty and his as- c;ociates had made from I 980·8J to elected officials. many of whom supported state legislation to ban ci ties from outlawing fireworks. The !">tate Legislature narrowly passed the measure in Auguin 1982. but thcn·Gov. Edmund (i. Brown Jr. vetoed it. By the end of 1983. Moriany's banking practices were under scrutiny. and 10 January 1984, the Orange County Grand Jury began two months of secret hearings on his $20 million in unsecured loans at C'ahfornia Canadian Bank. Court documents revealed that Moriany also was being invc<1t1gatcd for poss- ible grand theft. campaign law vaol- auons. bribery und conspiracy. In a sworn affidavit. one California Canadian banker. Jonas Gislason. allegedly told 1nvest1gators that Moriarty and Keith had ,upplied pros titutes to him and Chief Gerard. And Keller confirmed thll\ Oerard had invested in a condominium project of Moriany's. A published report said Moriany paid off a Califomia Canadian loan for Gerard. Moriany and several associates also were sued in l 983 for allqcdly defaultina on S48 I ,000 in loans by the now-defunct Bank oflrvine. of which Moriany wH a foundin-director. Last . July, Califomta Canadian sued Moriany, claimina he had siphoned nearly S25 million ftom his Cali(orniA Canadian acc:ounu to ac· counts at the &nk of Irvine. Meanwhile. the U.S. Anorncy's office encercd 1hc pro~ last Much and subpoenaed records from aevml or Moriany's comp3nies. That was just iwo months before federal bank1nc offi~iab decl1red the Bank orlrvtnc 1nsiolvcn1 bctauK ofa scri~s u(bad loans tn l9 l WlAIHlR I ----- Warmtfi at the end of~he tunnel? The end of the cOld wave ~ Nktly tit., thl1 W.-but the weether ..,..,a NYt Southern Calltorn11111tm 1n for enothtt chill rnght with aome froet °' local freezing before wanning oc:cure. f'oNcal/.'.'.for 7 p.m. EST, Wed .. Feb. e ~ifr-1~-·~·~·* 10 HIQh pr .. eur• Oytt northern NevMS& ceuMd mod«ete Sani. Ana wind• belO* Soulhlt'n C111tomla'1 p ...... tOOUrlng 1kle1 and attowlng temperatur" to fall to 40 and beloW In ~01 Angelea and the auburb• early today. The gold wave wm come to an end toward the 1au,, pert of the w..ec when 1 ,,.-wind pattttn begin• to dev.top, brlnolno 11r to Southern CalltoMla from the WMt ln1tHd of the North ffott. torecastera aa1d: ' Temps ~IQll. tow t0< 24 "°""' MdlnQ 111 5 &.m lod•y .. a.. u -oa 37 11 24 17 )() ~· 49 32 ,. 2) "" H ~ Tl 72 ,. 11 02 '°' 37 )2 IO 4T :SS » 35 2t 21 22 11 .01 er eo ~ II 54 aa " 10 : -: Calif. Tempa 27 10 40 28 ... 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Mii Sen~ 82 38 Wtdll99dey 117·101.m. and,.._ ..-i 81111 JoM 64 3ti 11 6;57 p.m. TEACHERS PICKET IRVINE.SCHOOLS ••• From Al wore knit ski caps, mittens and ear muffs to ward off the crisp early morning air. At Woodbridge High School, they sipped steaming coffee. marched to keep warm and waved signs at students entering the parking lot. "At least it's· not raining," said Errol Allan, one of about 35 striking faculty members at \Yoodbridge High school. "I got here at 6:30 and there were three people ahead of me ... Asked wh y the teachers whe en- during the cold and giving up a day's pay that will cost between S 103 and SI 95. Allen replied. "I think they're supporting the negotiating team." }ie added. "There's no intention to hurt anybody. This was no surprise. Both sides were prepared for 1t. I feel there will be no adverse effect on 5tudents. The school is still a safe place for them to be." Doris Anderson. a Woodbridge High an teacher carrying a sign that read, "Programs don't work. teachers do." i.aid parents and students have been supponivc of the strike. She $Sid she hoped the walkout would spur the: distnct's board to change its n<--gotia.ting po~ition. . "I don't know what It takes for them to get the message," Anderson said. In December, district officials pres- ented their "last and best" contract proposal. offering teachers a J percent pay raise ret roactive to July I, I 984. and providin$ a fonnu la for an addi tiona l raise next year. The teachers asked for a 2 percent raise retroac11vc to July and another 2 percent this spri ng. tions to the strike varied. Disagreements also exist concern· "I think they should get a raise." inJ insurance provisions, teacher said freshman Jeff Bennett. gnevance ri$hts and an "agency "It's kind of stupid," said shop" provision that would require sophomore Jeff Murphy. "They're all faculty members to join the some of the most well-paid teachers teachers' union or to pay an around." equivalent fee. Sophomore Andrea Vlachovsky Last mon1h, teachers voted by a disagreed. "They're not being paid large margin to participate in a one· what they should be." day strike rather than accept the Senior Mike Schaefer said he didn't district's contract offer. ex~t to learn much in classes with Larry Chrystal, a WoodbridJe ~igl) ., s~titifttf. ~.'lr'.s·goiQg JO•~ \ kic~ math teacher who's on lcavt b1h is back day,' he said. serving as a faculty negotiator, said, At Stone Cr.eek Elementary School, "The feedback we're getting is that picketing first-grade teacher Mary we're gaining momentum. SQme Kay Michelsen said she'd en- people who voted 'no' have now said countered no hostility from parents they've changed their minds and will dropping off their children. She said join in the strike." nearly all eligible Stone Creek faculty He said some teachers were par-members were participating in the t1culary annoyed at two recent letters strike. from Sui>crintendent Corey, who Regarding the youngsters' reac- changed his first greeting of "Col-&ions to the picketing. she said, "I leagues" to "Employees" in the th ink they understand it very well. I second letter, wh ich informed think they know we enjoy teacbfog teachers their insurance payments but that we feel we have to do this. wou ld·not be made by the district for They know it's a job problem and not the strike day. a student problem." "The real breacb of faith has been Picketers at Lakeside Elementary the way the districf-\as trea1cd us," School also reported near IOOpercent Chrystal said. "The teachers of this faculty participation in the walkout. district no longer trust the adminis-Carrie Valderrama, who teaches tration." grades six, seven and eight at Asked about the tone of the recent Lakeside, said passersby bad giv£n letters. Corey said the second was a "thumbs up" gestures of support and legal notice from the school board. that students had offered to make The superintendent added , "food runs" for the picketing "They've engaged in an ille&al strike. teachers. This 1s not exactly an act oriove and charity against the district." Woodbridge High students' rcac· DEPUTIES'S JOB ACTION •.• Couple purchase their own town From Al 1.300. And while 173 dci:;uty pas· 1t1ons arc budgeted for jail duty, only 110 deputies actually are working an the Jall. In an auempt to work out the problems with the county, Macleod said he has set up a meet an~ with the co unty's employee relations rep.. rcsentative. John Sibley. The two arc expected to meet and discuss the assoc1auon's complaints thas week. During contract negotiations last summer, the union sought a I 2·hour work sc hedule for deputies assigned to jail duty. Under the plan, ultimate- ly rejected by the Board of Super- visors. deputies would have worked four days on with three days off one week followed by a three-day shifl with four days off the followi na week. FREMONT, Neb. CAP) -Not many people get to own an entire town, but tcachcr-aanoc outfitter Lou Christiansen and his wife Janet plan to do juit that, even if it is a bit small. The Christiansens have agreed to purchase the north-central Nebraska town of Sparks and use it as a base for canoe trips on the nearby Niobrara River and summer camp operations, he said. MAIN STREET SQUABBLE IN HB ••• From Al 1ng Pacific Coast Highway from Ncwpan Beach and Long 8cach. Gibas said he wanted the rerouting to take place now in order to take advantage of the coming spring and summer season. City Council officials, however. voted to delay action on the prOJCCl until it can be cobrdinatcd with dowtllown redevelopment efforts - perhaps in two years or !;O. Just Call 642-6086 DellJ Piiot Def Ivery I• OuerentMd ~, '""""" " '°" "" ''°' ..... y""'1 ~ lly ~ JO p "' Cl~ !»Ir•• 1 Ii m And YfNI ¢CIP1 w.il 1111 .,,.. ..... .., "I believe it would be a waste of taxpayer money to make the change in Main Street at this time/' Coun- cil man Don MacAlli1ter said today, "because it may have to be redone-by redevelopment plans." MacAllister also said he remains unconvinced that a change in Main Street alignment will help merthants. He said he believes the street may indeed be goinit the right direction b«ausc "the parking spaces are always taken." But Git)as said 1he spots usually arc taken by inlanders who park in the lots in front of the stores for free while going to the beach. Costs to change the traffic pattern of Main street are estimated at SI 5.000. But associated costs with other modifications would hike costs to about SI 56.000. Whal do yoa lllle aboat tll1e Deny Pilot? Wllat doa't yoa like? Call U.. number at left ud yoar me11a1e wlll be recorded, tru1crtbecl aad deliver .. to Ute appropriate e4Uor. Tiiie 11me 2'·MIW' aa1werla11ervlce may be Hed to record letters to U.. editor 01 uy a.,te. C..lflfMMn to °'' Letters col•ma m111 ladllde &MJr Dime 11d &el~ 11mhr for nrlflcatton. No elrcul1tloe calla, ple11e. Tell u wiaa•1 111 YHr mlad. ORANGE COAST llllyPlllt H.L. achwartz HI Publllher Clf'culetloft 714/Ma~ Cleo•lflecl .............. 7141ta .. 1171 An otfMr dap•rtmente Ml-4111 MA .. °''ICI "° W•t e.1 &1 C.0..1 Mft.I CA Me4 tOOI• loa IMI) Cott• Mele C4 1~"6 8At1'41• AM 6wl\Oay n ~ 00 "l>I •OC•W 'f(AJI copy DI' t • "' co• ~· I • "' ,,,.4 'fllV' c:i:l!>T ... ~ Frank Zlnl Managing Editor Keren Wittmer Advertlatng Owector °""""'.., ClrcVl•'*on TelopMM9 "'°'' OrtnQ'I r.cium ~ ,., ........ I~"~ .... l "OMm•rf Churo""'8n Controller Robert l . Cantre~ Production Manager DonetdL.WMlleme CtrculatfQn Manager YOL. 11,NO.• • • FIRST EDITION · , • . r , . , l ~ • t I,. t. , , , Coa•t Room In UC Irvine's Donald Bren Events Center wlll be named after big donor .I A3 The Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation Is struggling to get cam- paign off the ground/ A3 California He doesn't look llke Elvis, but an LA man says t}e' s never seen another Chi- nese Impersonate 'The Klng.'/AS Nation Senate committee has approved Edwin Meese as attorney general in 12-6 vote today .I AS David Stockman challenges Congress to come up with a better budget proposal./ A4 World Peruvian guerrlllas black out Lima airport after Pope lands./ AS The metal gate to Glbralter la opened for first time In 16 years./ AS Mlnd•Bocty Slow motion video helps athletes reh&tjllltate at Fountain Valley Com- munity Hospltal./81 Want to get rid of a pain In the neck? Here's a simple tect1'11que./81 Sporu Newport Harbor High uses height advantage to knock off Estancia and tighten Sea View League basketball raoe./C1 Several area community college football players will continue their playing careers at four-year schools./C2 Ex-Chicago White Sox and Phlladelphla Phlllles slugger Greg Luzinski has retired and wlll now coach high school baseball./C2 Entertainment South Coast Repertory helps boost kids' Images with "The Right Self." /113 INDEX Births A6 Erma Bombeck B2 Bridge A8 Bulletin Board A3 Bullness 85-6 Cl ... lfled C-4-6 Com let A8 Crouword C8 Death Notlcea C3 Help Your..,f 82 H~oacope C6 Ann Lander• 82 Mind and Body B 1-2 Opinion A7 Paperazzt B 1 Play Review ~ Poffce Log A3 Public Notlcee C3 Sport• C 1--3 T etevtalon B3 Theltert ~ W•ther A2 umeilt ·over teen • e SID arine~s eat Transient arrested f ollowtng squabble in Laguna alley BJ ROBEllT RYNDMA.N °' ............. An 18 year~ld transient bu been arrested in connection with the fatal stabbina of a Marine in 1..aauna Beach Monday ni&bt. Gene Frederick Hinman who police said is a transient in the L.a'una Beach and South Oraqe County area, WIS &tTCSted without incident about three hours after the 1:30 p.m. stabbinc. said S&t. Ray Lardic. Police are witlihoJd1na the name of (Pl--... 8T AlllllJllO/ A2) New heat on waste dumpin~ proposal Conservationists, fishermen attack Stringfellow plan BJ BOBEllT B~ .............. Teachen protat deadlock ln contract necottadon• out.Ide Woodbrlqe BIC:h School In lnine. Citin& potential baz.a.rds to Southern California sea life. a na- tional ooalttion of recreational filher· men and conservationists joined the ci ties of Fountain VaJley and ffunt- inaton Beach in c:allina for fuU environmental studies on the cJeanup of Riverside County's Strinafellow to1ic waste dump. The iroup -the NationaJ Coah- uon for Manne Conservation, Pacific Reg.ion -1s headquartered tn San Diego and claims 10,000 mcmbcn. .... Irvine teachers walk the picket lines Executive Director Carl E. Net- tleton said the organization, which already is aJanned .. by the dcpktion of important fish stocks and the detenorat1on of the marine environ- ment," fears that the Stringfellow material that will be dumped five m.ilesofftheOranieCout may make uunas worse. One-:cfay strik-e conducted to call attention to instructors ' demands in contract hassle By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Ofltle~Net ..... Braving chilly winter weather and carrying signs that said, "I'd Rather Be Teaching." Irvine teachers walked picket lines this morn ing in a one-day protest strike. The walkout was aimed at breaking a deadlock in contract negotiations with the Irvine Unified School Dis- trict. which called the strike illegal. Teachers planned to reclaim their classe~ Wednesday from the substitutes who took their place today. Su perintendent A. Stanley Corey said at 9 a.m. that operations were runninf .. very smoothly.. at the district s 25 campuses. He said p1ck- etins was orderly and that he'd received no repons of any non- stnking teacher being prevented from cntenng the schools. Corey said enough subs111u1e teachers and administrators were on hand to assure all students were supervised. He had no figures on how many of the district's 750 teachers were sink- ing. but said. ··we know we're covered" in the classrooms. He also said he could not 1mmed1ately say how the strike had affected student attendance. The supenn1enden1 also said few parents had called the d1stnct head- quarters today about the walkout. He attnbuted that, in part. to extensive advance notice about the stnke. At Irvine campuses. some picketers wore knit ski cap,, mittens and ear muffs to ward off the cnsp early morning air. At Woodbridge High School, they sipped steaming coffee. marched to keep warm and waved signs at students entenng the ~king lot. "Al least it's not raining," said Errol Allan. one of about 35 stnking faculty members at Woodbndge High school. ··1 got here at 6:30 and there were three people ahead-of me ... Asked why the teachers were en- during the cold and gJV1ng up a day's pay that w11l cost between SI 03 and $195. Allen replied. "I think they're supporting the negotiating team " He added. '"There's no intention to hun anybody. This was no surprise. Both sides were prepared for It. 1 feel there will be no ad verse effect on students. The school 1s s11ll a safe place for them to be." Doris Anderson. a Woodbndge High art teacher carrying a sign that read. "'f>roaram s don't work. !eachers do." said parents and students have (Pleue Me TEACllERS/ A2) "We're pretty disturbed that there 1s no EIR (environmental impact report). Nettleton said. ~WhatevCT" they're clcanine 1s poisonous on land and will be poisonous m the ocean. There arc polluuon standards for human health but they (the officals) don·t look at animal health." The aroup has written to the Environmental Protection Asency. supportina the stands of Founwn Valley and Hunl10&1on Beach of- (PI--Me WASTS/ A2) Mesa law firm volunteers Computerhackercase to aid accused spy's family sent back to Irvine cops 9Y USA llAHomY ............... By TONY SAAVEDRA Ofltw~,... ..... A Costa Mesa law firm has estab- lished a relief .fund for the wife and children of a 20-year FBI veteran held by federal authorities on espionage charges. Whale special aaent Richard Maller awatts trial for allegedly conspirina 10 sell U.S. intelliaence documents 10 the Soviets. his wife Paula is strugal- ina to feed their ei&ht children and keep their San Diqo County home from beina foreclo5Cd upon. P FOPil IN l Hi Nl WS 'Tm desperately treading water:· Mrs. Miller said. in a telephone interview this morning from her home in Bonsall. a rural town near Escondido. The legal firm of Booth. Mitchel. trange and m1th in Costa Mesa volunteered in October to represent Mrs. Miller in her financial dilemma. The attorneys received perm1ss1on from the Costa Mesa City Council Monday to operate the "Paula Maller Family Relief Fund .. for a one-year penod. Money from the relief fund will go to the family and not to the firm. which is offenng its services for free. Candace Stevens. an employtt with the firm and secretary of the fund. said any money will be aener· ated solely throuah anticipated news stones on the plight of the Miller family . Reporters will be asked to mention the fund and include the address: P.O. Box 3883. Costa Mesa. Ca .. 92628. She stressed that no fund· raisers or door·t<>-<ioor sohc1ting (Pleue ... ACCUUD/ A2) c The Ortinge County Olstrlct Atte>m9Y•• Office Ml.-. ._ hud and grand tMft cue againa1 two ~ ~ ...,di b-* to lrvtne pofloe for more ln~tjglltton. "It's a complcated cw," Deputy oe..tct Attom.y Ta. PwfrAftl Mid Mond8y. "There.,.. more MpeOtl we fteed to look lnlo. •• Polee arrweted • 17-yur-old !MM'°""' Md• 11a,_,411 .,_ Tuattn In wty January for d1~ • 1a ii ..,. 11.-tn rnercNndlM by lffegaffy~ a~~ ----The pear, wt'4>M,,.,,,....,. not r1t1111 d ..__of...,...._ u88d etedtt card numberl they tound on cllcsdlld CNdlt llp oerlNIW (PII r -~ti Gl..,&9) Fireworks. mogul facing explosive charges County's Moriarty finds sex, money-shifting raps jotntng rack_ets. bribery and corruption IJ RITA IEAMISR 'Ill I ,.,._....., I A reported se" and money~launder· inc tcandal is •he latnc blast tn a tnn1 of allqauons inned 11 W. Patrick Moriany, an Oranac County fireworks m~ate with hnu to Influential Cah(om1a pohtkians. Moriany' antricai. bu.linen tm· p1re and rtl1t1on hip to state and local lawmakers arc under 1nve tt&A· t1on by ~vcral law enforcement aacnciC$.. indudi"I the FIT. ln1cmal Revenue Service and the Onnec oun1y d1 tnct attorney. He is accutcd of u 1n1 his far-Ouna bu11nm ac:t1\ltics to pu h leas lauo" favorable to his An1hc1m·bUcd Red 0011 firewo,. mpany, OM of the nation' 11~1. Alqations inc.'lude racketccnna. bnben' and com&ption In addition. the to An&cks ('1ty attomcy'sofficc 1scont1nu1naa probe bqun la t year into Moriany'a bu •· ness tics to former Los Anaelcs Fire Chief John Ocrard. Befort rctinnc from the ckpan° ~nt 1n 1982, On.rd had upponcd untucttuful Mon•rw·t.dced cam0 pe1p 10 aJlow the sale of ao-c:aUed sate and sane fireworks. and his Mme his C'Ome up in other a peas of the Moriarty catc. The lartnl in tpt10ft into Monart ·1 lt'ti ... iti~ ii 1 J01n1 probe by t~l and Orange t ount) also charecs that the C'1ty off1C1al1 authontcs It hu led 10 has md1ctmen1 sccTelly ap'C'Cd to hccntc Monarty on raC"ketcenna. rom.ip11on. mail and a panncr to opqate the etty'1 fint fraud and 11lcpl pmbhna cha~s 1n pmbhna dub. an allcacd bnbcl')' scheme involv1n1 In addition to the Commcrce Oub. hccnstna ofa card club 1n Comrne1tt. the Joint PC"Obt a focu na oa other Tnal 1s Kt for Feb 12. Monart} upecu of Monany's llC\IVlllCL pleaded innocent. aJ\bouah aulhorillft refue to dt1a19 Govmtment pro uton allqt t.pecifte:S of th1 brOidci' 10~- that Commerce offiC1al 1ndud1n1 oon. . former Ma or Rbbtrt Eula. had However. biU aad peetU of tnfof- acttptcd tttrtt ownenh1p interests in mation from to\lft documenu, ...... Monany•s C'1hforn1a ommm.-e suits. and med.. repons. pain~ ub 1n rctum for l("IJlhTI".'J pm· ' Monany aw 1nfhirildal -..: bhn The rad.etttnna 1nd1C'lment (.._.. ... &DLOelfti_, El Toro motorist facing trial in Newport.hit-run ly STEVE MAABLE °' .............. An 1:.1 "I oro wo~ who alleaedty hit two Newport Beach reslaurant worke!'1 with her car and lcf\ them unconscious in the roadway. was ordered Monday 10 t.and trial for felony hat and run. Rhonda Joan Buonona10, 24, wiJI appear Feb. 19 in Oranae County uperior Court for amug.nment. he faces a maximum sentence of ont' year in Jail and a SI 0,000 fine if convicted. Buononato reportedly was driving north on Dover Drive in Newport Beach on Nov. I I when she allegedly struck Mara.arito Aceves. 19. and Salvador Dilll, 18. The woman's wrecked silver Datsun 280Z was found the same day. abandoned at a condom1n1um com- plex an Costa Mesa. according to police. But Buononato was not ar- rested for nearly o month bccau~ police had difficulty provina she wu driving the car. Buononato finally surrendered after police found an eyewitnc s and obtained an amltwarranl. The two men, both Costa Mesa residents and employees of the Rueben E. Lee Restaurant, were riding home on bicycles at about 2 a.m. when the accident happened. Police said the bicyclist were hit from behind. lif\cd into the car's w1ndsh1cld and thrown into the road. Both were found face-<lown in marked bike lane by a passerby. accordina to police repons. Diaz. who appear«! in Harbor Municipal Court Monday to testify an the one-day preliminary hearing. 'iufTered a br1>ken neck and Sllll wears a brace. Accv~. whod1d notappearat the hearing. ~usta1ncd bead inJunes and f~urcd leg. D1u testified that he recalled hnlc of the accident. He remembered sce1n1 a set of headlight~ loom up behind him and heard the roar of a car engine. He said he was hurled an to the air atd landed on the pavement, bl1ck ng out seconds later. Pote said they were able to dc1er inc the Datsun sportscar wa in vol cd in the accident afler finding hair•4nd nesh from both victim~ embe4dcd in the car's windshield. lnvtstiptor) said they talked lo Buononato days after the accident but did not have enough evidence to arrest her. They said the woman was accom~nicd by her a u omcy durina that inu ial interview. he surrended Dec. 7 in Harbor Municipal Court after police ob- tain<'d an arrest warrant. She 1s presently fret on her own re- cognimncc. Deputies want better working conditions By JEFF ADLER Of .... Delly ....... ..,, Orange County sheriff~ depuues have approved a job action against the county in an attempt 10 focus attention on working conditions in the O range County Jail. Robert Macleod. general manager of the 800-member Association of Orange County Shenffs Deputies. said the action 1s aimed at improving workingcond111ons 1n both the men's and women's 1a1ls. The work action was authorized by umon members on a mail-in ballot. the tirst of its kind ever submitted to the membership. according to MacLeod. Mc Leod said the association wasn '1 scekina more rnoney or any additonal holidays. just the im_provement of working conditions in the jail, lo ng troubled by over-crowded con- ditions. Hl' also said a JOb action. such as a walkout or sick-out. would be last Mac,Lcod said the inmate popu- resort measure that he hoped · la1 ion has reached 2.100 in the jail. wouldn't be necessary. Other work which is designed to accommodate work acuons might tnclude work 1.300. And while 173 deputy pos- slowdowns. informational picketing itions are budgeted for jail duty, only or mass attendance al a Board of 110 deputies actually arc working in Supervisors meeting. the Jail. STABBING DEATll IN LAGUNA •.• From Al the 21 year-old Manne. "ho was stationed •H C'amp Pendleton. until Missouri atlthont1es c:ontac1 h1-; fam- ily looking the alley reported the stab-suffered earlier. Lard1e said. The bang and gave police a descnpllon of friend was unaware of the argument the suspect. or stabbing. The Marine was pronounced dead A weapon believed used in the on arrival at South Coast Medical stabbinJ was found in H tnman's Center in South Laguna. ~sscss1on and was re~ove~ed at the time of his arrest. Lardae said. Police said Hinman and the Marine were in the alley along the 400 blockofCedarWa} arguingovera 16- year-old female associ:11c. whose name was withheld, when Hinman al legedly drew a knife and stabbed the unarmed Marine three or four 11mes. ff inman then reportedly fled. Hu\Jnan was arrested after he · The suspect was taken to South v1s1te'd a friend's apartment tn Coast Medical Center for treatm ent Laguna Beac~. nearl_y th~ee hours of hisinjury and was later booked ~ after the .stabbing, pohc~ said. police on suspicion of homicide. .The fncn~ called po!1ce soon after Hinman is being held in lieu of Witnesses 1n an apartment O\-er- H ~nman. a.mved. ~eking help for a $250,000 bail at the Orange County minor &nJury Hinman re portedly Jail. WASTE DUMP UNDER NEW ATTACK ••. From Al lic1als. who ha'"c called for complete studies before up lo 187 .000 gallons of treated ha1ardous matenals will be shipped to 1hc coastal cities early next mon1h ~ Tbe mat.cnal'.'wrnch wall be treated at the Stnngfello" si te 1n Rl\t>rs1de County and then agatn al the Orange County an1ta11 on D1s1r1cts' treat- ment fac1ht1es. wall be dumped into the ocean between Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. Federal and state officials claim tht' matenal wall pose no heallh dangers to people or wildlife They say. howe,er. that the ha1ardo us ma- tenals are threatening underground water supplies in the Chtno area. and COMPUTER CASE •.• Prom Al to order merchandise from 10 companies llsted with The Source~ a computer•zed shopping service, police said. Investigators say the computer whiz kids ordered about$ t1 ,000 In merchandise, part of whtch was dellvered to vacant houses In the Tustin-Irvine area. Privette aaJd It's not unua Inf ormatlon before decfdtng whet Once the owners of the credit cards, merchandlM companies and the long distance telephone companJes whOM tines were ueed to commit the alleged crimes are added together, there are more than 85 poulble vtctlma, Sgt. Dick Bowman, lrvtne Potlce Department public Information officer. said. ·''They're (the OA's office) usually very picky about times and dates. A lot of times they send It back for more work.·· Police want felony charges flied against the teen-agers, but It wlll be up to Privette to decide If there Is enough evidence to make them stand before e juvenile court judge. that cleanup work can't wait for complete environmental studies. Fountain Valle} has hired a con- sultant to study Stnngfellow en- vironmental hazards. Depending on the findings. Councilwoman Barbara Brown said the city might file a lawsuit to block the arrival of the material. Laguna Beach and Newport Beach officials have considered Joining Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach tn the coalition. according to 'Brown. Nettleton. the director of the San Diego-based recreational fishcrmen- conscrvatio n1sl group, likens the 1mm1nent Stringfellow transfer to the environmental hazards that he said po<;ed a "massive threat'" to birds and threatened the extinction of many California Brown Pelicans an the early 1970s. · Nettleton said it wasn·1 learned until almost too late thafthedumping of DDT pcsuc1decaused a thinning of c.-gg shells 1ha1 reduced birth rates. He also said that anchovies ingested DDT materials and larger forms of sea life ate 1he anchovies. The proces<i. he said. caused "a maJor fishtng decline" in Southt>rn Cah- forma EXPLOSIVE CHARGES FOR MORIARTY ... From Al ncc;sman with large hanking and real C'itatc holdings. Proc;ccutor-; :ire re- portedly nam1n1ng alleged cam- paign-law violation\. banking 1r- regu lar111e5 and :idd1t1on:il hnhcry '>Chem es Orangt' ( ount} Deput~ 1)1<,tnct \tornt>y M:i untl' ban\ <.Jll\ the ~car-old 1n\c\t1gat1nn ·multi· faceted" Most reccntl>. :ilkgat1<>n'i "-ere r~ported that lvionarl~ wa<, 1nvohcd an laundering large 'iU m'i of mone> through a'i<i0<.1atc\ to 32 \tare and local poht1c1an\ It al'io wa<; reported that Mona rt) pro\-ldcd prmtllute 'iupcrv1~r Ralph ( lark a'> "-<'II a'i to banker-; and other busine\~ B!>SOCl3tes ( lar'k de- nied the allrgat1on~ The poht1cians who got the alleged laundered money. 1n<luding Gov George DcukmcJ1an and kc\ stale Democrats and Rcpubllcan!t. all de- nied knowledge that Mo nart) might be the source ol donat1o nr. they received an other people"~ namer.. The other lawmaker., named by former Monarty associates R 1chard Raymond Keith and John ( Murphy ns having received pro~t1tute<i all either denied the allcga1100\ or re- fused to d1scun the matter Among those namt'd were two 1nnuen11al Democrat!». <\'i' stmblymen Mike Roo" of Lo'i An- cic$ Md Richard Rob1n~n of~nnta Ana Keith anJ Murphy contended 5uch allcatd 1nnuen('e>opeddhn1 wa" an effort b) Monany to ban local law' a,pmst so-called safe and $1\nc fire work$. His Pyro1ron1cs, Inc . sells fireworks under the Red Devil brand. Moriarty hu ref ustd oll 1n1erv1ews. bul ht m nto 1uomcy, Oonek1 Ket~. said that the H-year-old fatl'ltr or SI' children was appalled by I the report-. He said Mo nany has had nothing to do with pros11 tu1es. He also denied claims that Moriarty a sked friends to mah· po litical donations in thc1rown names and then reimbursed them. Ke ith and Murphy's stories about Moriarty were an attempt "to kick a gu~ "hen he's down." and protect themschc'i from their own legal troubles. Keller declared. Keith. who claimed he attended political functions at Monnrty'~ re- qucsi and expense. faces a March 19 tnal o n tax evasion charges. "Keath loved rubbing shoulders w11h 1hc poht1c1ans." u1d Keller. ··He talked about ll to numerous people what a b1~ guy he was w1lh the polt1c1ans.· Monany first made hcodhnc~ in February 19&3 when Los Alamitos police probed irregularities relating to ('ahle tt>lev1s1on construction con- trael<> in Orange County where his fireworks company was htad- qunrtered. A confidential police criminal report on one contractorwa& leaked and anonymously sent to ofTic1als 1n three cities. Monarty had hus1nes<i 11cs tO'a competing contrac- tor Lm Alam1to\ Police C.."h1ef Kelson McDaniel S3id the same background report wa'i found to have been procured by Officer Mike Hole. who~ father worked for one of Monany·~ compan1e . and who eventually went lO work at the Commerce card club. Although he wa~ plann1na to quit anyway. Hole wa$ $u pended for iemna the rcpon and show1na 1t to his father. McDaniel said. In Apnl 1983. Los Alamitos pohC'~ turned over the results of their '""est1pt10R lo 1M Oran (aunty d1stnC't attorney. Next came pubhctt)' about the huge contributions Moriarty and his as- soc1alt'S had made from 1980-!U 10 elected officials, many of who m ~upported state legislation to ban cities from outlawing tireworks. The state Legislature narrowly passed the measure in August 1982. but then-Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr vetoed 11 By the end of 1983. Moriarty'~ banking practices were under scrutin). and in January 1984. the Orange County Grand Jury began two months of secret heanngs on his $20 million in unsecured loans at C ahforn1a Canadian Bank. Court documen1s revealed that Monarty also was being investigated for poss- ible grand thefl. campaign law viol- ations. hnbery and conspiracy. In a sworn affidavit. one California Canadian banker. Jonas Gislason. allegedly told inve tigators that Monarty and Keith had supplied prostitutes to him and Chief Gerard. And Keller confirmed that Gerard had. invested in a condominium project of Moriarty's. A ~ubhshed report said Moriarty paid off a C'ahforn1a Canadian loan fo r Gerard. Monerty and several auocaates also were sued 1n 1983 for allegedly defaulting o n $481 ,000in loans by the now-defunct Bank of Irvine, ofwh1eh Monarty ""as a foundinJ director. La t July. California C'anad1an sued Moriarty. claiming he had siphoned nearly S2S million fro m his C11ifom1a CanJd itn accounts to ac· counts at the Bank of Irvine. Meanwhile, t~ U .. Anomey't office entered the probe last March and ubpocnaed records from sev~I of Monarty'1 compan1c1. THat wa JUSt cwo months bcfo~ fcdenl blMJ O~Nlt ~ Bank of Irvine 1ntol\'ent. becaU$C or a Kn~• of bad loans in 1982 Warmth at tile end of the tunnel? The end of the cold waw appMrt llktty later U. weelc but theweether Mrvloe MY9 Southern C.utornla Is et"' tn tor another chill ntgtlt with eo«M ffott OI' Ioctl frMZlng befor. wtrmlng OCCUf9. H!Qh PftMUr• ~ nottMm NeYlda ~ model-. 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II 5:27 P·"' . rteM JIC:lleon,Me 42 31 22ndtl11M4.~ 2-3 Jec:lllOIM .. 51 47 Balboa Wldgl 2 10C10C1 hMdtnl 56 31 w.on..dey M $: ...... end l9tl 191i" 42 M5:2tpJ!I .i.-3-4 20 LAOllfll 8Mc:ll 1-2 poor ..._... m l(aneM City Sift~ 1·2 POOt "" a..-dlr>O 62 at Moon r1M1 todey II 5:45 pm .• ..._ 20 ,. LU Vega 44 22 Wit• i.mp: 56 SlnOebNI 62 36 w~ 111:10 a.m. end l'IMI......, Unt1 l\oclo :n 24 s-dircllon: _. "".,.. 64 36 11 8•57 pm. Jobless OC man fails in suicide try from freeway By ~ As-.cU.te4 Pre.1 A man who had lost his job jumped o nto the Santa Ana Freeway from a 5(}.foot-high overpas.s in an apparent suicide try that left him seriously injured. Buena Parle police said Monday. Roger Francis Miner, 36. was found unconscious Sunday night beneath the Western A venue over- pass of the Santa Ana Freeway in Buena Park, Officer Terry Branum said. Miner was in serious but stable condition Monday al UC Irvine Medi~J Center in Orange with a lara.e gash on h is head a nd multiple broken bones, Branum said. · Miner had left the Humdinger Bar in Buena Park shortly before the inci dent, he said. "Several people in the bar said he was very desponden t and they were concerned about him so they called police," Branum said. ".It appeared he had jumped in a suicide try," Branum said. Apparent- ly. he had not been struck b y any cars. Gayle Petreny, a bartender at the Happy Dutchman, said Miner was upset because he had been fired as a "clean-up man" there Feb. 1. ACCUSED SPY'S FAMILY AIDED •.• " F~mAl ' would be done. The fund was formed in mid- January af\er stones on Mrs. Miller. 43. and her children. ages 2. S. 8. 9. 12. 16. 17 and 19. appeared in news- papers and on a cable news program an San Diego. Stevens said. "Peo ple J USI indicated an interest in donating money to the family. but there was no place to send it," she said. "When (Richa rd) Miller was arrested. the family's income totally closed." Ru:hard Miller. 47. was two years away from retiring from his $50.000- a-year job when he was arrested Oct. 3 on suspicion of conspiring to sell government defense information to two Soviet em igres in Los Angeles. The first FBI agent ever to face cha rges of espionage, Miller was allegedly to receive SS0,000 in iotd and S 15.000cash for the informat1o r.. He is being he ld at the federal prison o n Te rminal Island while awaiting trial in Federal Court in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, his wife turned over thetwofamilycars.a 1982Dodgcvan and a 1982 Izusu. to cred itors because she could no longer make the pay- m ents. She recently was notified that mortgage holders arc preparing to foreclose o n the family's fi ve-acre ranch-,tyle home. Mrs. Miller is driving a borrowed car. while keeping tabs on money spent for gas and toll calls. Her eldest child, Paul. works in a local country club and contributes as much as he can. Mrs. Miller sajd. "f have to ask him if he made enough tips last night to pay for milk and soap. We ran out of milk and soap." said Miller, a substitute teacher who hopes to find fµIJ-time work in September. "I just have to get through until then. if I lose everything and have to start from zero ... " she said, her voice dnf\ing. TEACHERS PICKET IRVINE SCHOOLS ••• From Al been supportive 01 the stnke. She said she hoped -the walkout would spur the district's board to change us negotiating position. "I don't know what ll takes for them lo get lhc message," Anderson !.aid. In December. d1stnct officials pres- ented their "last and bes!'' contract proposal. offering teachers a 3 percent pay raise retroactive lo July I, 1984, and prov1d in$ a formula for an add11ional raise next year. T he teachers asked for a 2 percent raise retroactive Jo July and another 2 percent this spring. Disagreements also exist concern- '"~ 1n'iurance provisions, teacher grievance ri~hts and an "agency shop" provision that would require all faculty members 10 join the teachers· union or to pay an equivalent fee. 1 Last month. teacher-; voted by a large margin to part1c1patt' in a o ne- day strike rather than accept the distnct's contract offer. Larry Chrystal. a Woodbridge High math teacher who"s on leave but is serving as a faculty negotiator. said. "The feedback we're getting is that we·re fUlining momentum. Some Just Call 642-6086 o:!:.'.::' It Ouerenteed ..,.....,., ,,.,.y " yOU Cl(/ ,,,.,, ..... .,_ ~ 11)' !. JO p "' °''"'' 7 p ~ -f(l4ll CA:IO\' .... tie 0.0.....C people who voted 'no' have now said they've changed their minds and will join in the strike." He said some teachers were par- ticulary annoyed at two recent letters from Superintendent Corey, who changed his first greeting of "Col- leagues" to "Employees" an the second letter, whic h inform ed tcachel'1 their insurance payments would not be made by the district for the strike day. "The real breach of faith has been the way the district has treated us." Chrystal said. "The teachers of this district no longer trust the adminis- tration." Asked about the tone of the recent letters, Corey said the second was a legal notice from the school board. The superintendent added, "They've cnpaed in an illegal strike. T his is not exactly an act of love and charity apinst the district." Woodbridge Hi&h students' reac- tions to the strike varied. "I think they should get a raise," said freshman Jeff Bennett. "It's kind of stupid,.. said sopho mo re Jeff Murphy. "They're some of the most well-paid teache!'1 around." Sophomore Andrea VJachovsky disagreed. "They're not being paid what they should be." Senior Mike Schaefer said he didn't expect to learn much in classes with substitutes. "h 's going to be a kick- back day," ht said. At Stone Creek Elementary School. picketing first-grade teacher Mary Kay Michelsen said she'd en- countered no hostility from parents dropping off their children. She said ncarlY all eligible Stone Creek faculty members were participating in the strike. Regarding t he youngsters' reac- tions to the picketing. she said, "I think they understand it very well. I think Chey know we enjoy teachina but that we feel we have to do this. They know it's a job problem and not a student problem." Picketers at Lakeside Elementary School a lso reported near I 00 percent faculty participation in the walkout Carrie Valderrama. who teaches pdes six. seven and eight at Lakeside, said passersby hacf aiveo "thumbs up" gestures of support and that students had offered to make "food runs" for the picketina teachers. 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