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Home My WebLink About1985-03-25 - Orange Coast Pilot• , I J t~ ( ,, ( M /, I I<' • t ' . 'Id ' Freak accident kills 2 tiratller -' By STEVE MARBLE Of.,,..., ........ A boatin1 accident off Catalina Island late Friday that claimed the lives of two Laguna Beach brothers who were fishing wilh their father was Cout Rep. Robert Badham has asked for J moratorium on use of gill nets In order to save whales off the Orange Coast./ A3 -Red Cross testing county blood donors for AIDS, but those who might have disease won't be notified for six months./ A3 An Orange County teacher has been ac- quitted of charges of molesting a student./ A~ California Mysterious gas explosion Hollywood clothlng store injures 21./ A7 Nation Bernhard Goetz' attorney says his client will be a no- show In court today. de- spite judge's ruling./ A7 World A U.S. Army officer, ap- p~rently unarmed, Is shot to death In East Germany by a Soviet soldier./ A7 A missing Soviet diplomat In India shows up in the United States after alfegedly defecting, but Soviet Union says he was kidnapped./ A7 Features ·Ann Landers admits shoppers feel like crimi- nals at department stores, but blames it all on shoplifters./ AS Orange County Master Chorale-patrons and soloists received kudos at a reception after their Bach fest Iv al.I AS Sporta St. John's and VIiianova join fellow Big East mem- ber Georgetown, and Memphis State In the Final Four of NCAA baaketball./81 Lakers extend winning streak to 10 by beating Detroit, 148-130./81 UCLA will face Louisville In the NIT semifinals Wedneeday./83 Entertainment An Academy Award doesn't nec•aartly guarant• a career upsw- ing for tta recipient./ Al INDEX Bridge Ctualtled Comic• Crou word Death Notlcn Horotcope Ann Landers Opinion P1Paruzl Public Notices Sportt lel9Yllk>n Th• .. Weather 87 84~8 87 88 83 85 A5 A4 AS B3 81·2 A8 _ ..... A2 described today by authorities as a "one-in-a-million accident." · John Phillips, 17, and his 12-year- old brother. Eric, were killed when they were ttapoed under water after • the small boat they were ridina in with Bleulng of the bell• Tbe lloet Re.. William R. Jolmeon, bl8bop of Oraqe, ble.ee tbe larl• of die etalat bella at tbe new Ms.ton Clnaft\!aU. 9lia Jaan C.pletrano. Tbe bell• wlll baa&ln tbe 1~-foot bell tower of tbe cb~. on El Camino Real and A•jema Street. Reduced sewag~: treatment ·battle.~· moving inland Foes seeking support In their opposition to Aliso outfall proposal By LISA MAHONEY Of llle~ .......... A coalition of individuals and citizens' groups opposed to a plan to reduce the level of treatment given sewage dumped into an ocean ou1fall off South Laguna is appealing to inland residents to help quash the idea. Save Our Sea (S.0 .S.) is distribut- ing a one page ··community alert" asking .residents in Irvine, Et Toro, Laguna Niguel and Laguna Hills to contact their water board directors and voice their opposition to the plan. The Al~~ Water Management a highet concentration of sewage into the ocean off Aliso Beach in South Laguna. Faced with stiff opposition from S.O.S. which includes the South Laguna Civic Association and the Laguna Beach Taxpayer's Associa- tion. A WMA asked that a state-level hearing on the waiver be delayed while AWMA memDitf\vreview ---· matter. But inland waier-diltricts ba~ resisted an effort by coasULI -----'II members effort to quash the waiver application entirely. At a recent AWMA rneeli1'I-The Irvi ne Ranch, El Toro. Los Alisound Moulton-Niguel water dis&rict boards kept the waiver alive by voti~ against a motion to drop the applt- cation. The motfon was made by• representative' of the South Coat County Water District in South Laguna. Nancy Skinner. spokesman for S.O.S.. says the group is tryina 10 reach inland residents because &he does not believe they havebeen made aware of the effect the waiver would have on the quality of ocean wa&cr in which lbeir children.swim. result from reduced treatment. The letter notes the group's con vie· tion that increasing the amount of sewage discharged into the ocean could bring an increased health risk. It also points out that residents are already paying for a higher level of sewage treatment through bonds sold (Pleue eee SEW AGE/ A2) Warm weeJcend lures throngs to the beaches By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Ottlw~ .......... The first weekend of spring arrived wi th sunny skies and warm temperatures. prompting thousands of Orange County residents to head for local beaches. Lifeguards said most beachgoers stayed on shore to begin workin2 on Rotary auction had the 'Magic' 10,000 for charilles raised tn 7th annual gavel-poundln event by JOYCE SCHERER-BODLOVICH ...,NMC.,1 Ji • I As auctions go. the recent Costa Mesa's seventh annual charity auc- tion was a success. th~ir summer tans, decid ing against a plunge in the chilly 57-degree ocean. No major incidents were reported. Weekend air temperatures along the coast rose to th e high 60s and low 70s over the weekend, but National Weather Service officials said the sunny weekend was just a spring tease. Cloudy and cooler weather prevailed today and will continue for the next few days, forecasters said. Partly cloudy conditions and hi$h temperatures in the mid-60s will continue through the middle ,of the week. the weather service said. Still. the healthy weekend beach crowds indicated many residents are anxious to put the winter behind them. The popular oceanfront at New- port Beach drew about 70.000 visitors on Salurday and 60.000 on Sunday, according to Lt. Ron Johnson of the city's marine depanment. "If you have a nice day in February, you ·11 g~t people to the beach." ...,,...,......_, .......... Johnson said ... But this was the first nice weekend we 've had in quite a while:· He said the beachgoers included many surfers taking advantage of 4- foot waves. Johnson said no rescues were required at Newport over the weck- (Pleue .ee BEACllES/ A2) All that jazz pays nfffor Reidling 'Mes5age From Goat Hill ' brings composer out ofth eptanc>bars P1an1st Jack Reidhng is past the stage where he performs merely to make a buck No l<>nger does he entertai n in smoke-filled taverns. poundin' out rendiuons of "Proud Mary' for bleary-eyed patrons. Now. the 47-)car-old Costa Mesa .IONY SAAVEmtA ... Consider the agenda: A si lent auction offerina things like home· made pies. framed pain tings. cam· etas, radios and much more. Then a prime rib meal followed by main event. a vocal auction. hosted by Johnny Carson's double. Gordon Bowley. who titilated the audience with offerings like four tickets (1«· ond row) to watch the laken' Kareem and MaJic do their thin,. four round-trip tickets to San Fran· (Pl--... ROTARY/ A2) Attorney g~ WaJDl&D. wttb wtfe Cindy, bolcla ap wlnnlq b_ld_for_edl_tor-for-a-day • _ -tlllllMllMilllll Grass, grenade-and gator-grabbed hcz-Sanchci~ for allqtd pnsSt s1on of marijuana. The three men were p1ck~-d up outside the apartment of 29-)car-old Richard tark B)rd. who the said a four-foot Ion'-li ve alhptor alona had JUSt sold them the druai accord-with 1he manJuana and a M 79 m& lO PohCC Marijuana raid at apartment In Costa Mesa uncovers more fhan_four arrested s~spects ly TONY SAAVEDRA °' ....... ,... .... It wasn·t the Pound of marijuana. the live 1rcnl<k or the four uspecu t"ar raitid tht eyebrows of n1rt0tn inHst1ptof"\Sunday 11 a Costa Mae aptnmcnt -11 W8I the ".-ny animal" h1dm1 under the bed. Costa Mc:~ dc1ccuvcs c:onfi5eatcd miliUlry attnadc durina a tran, ae dru, bust 1round ):40 p.m. at 80 8)rd denied that he knew lhc lrOOllinc Lane su Pl'C'1 na conscnt~-1brlktm1\ Dtteth Wttt sketchy th1 mornina to.snrch the re 1dcncc: ln\C!lt1ptots on .W 11id thlt multcd 1n the arm•~.., ~·d they found the m1htary ordnanc;t of M1rco ntonio Ptru-P1ncon. I a. 1n a drt r dra"cr of ft rd \ S.lvador revalo. JI. and JoSt" nc:· bedroom ... The grcnadc '43$ ttponcd as the 1 pc hrcd from a launcMr Oetccu"~ looking under the btd also found them\tlH e)c to· c e with a ~l al hp tor o n:irrot1c were dl!l(O\.Crcd in· 1dc the apartment. 8) N WI~ arrc"k..'J for IOVCSl\pttOn Of'pOJ'\C "tOn Orin ClptO IVC <kvtCC. lt.:"'a frttth1 morninaancrpost1n1 t~ SI0.000 bail ' The Oral\gC ( ounty hffifl"' De· (Pl•ee ... OATOa/ A2l resident 1 calhna his own shot1. nd one of Retdhna's fil'1t a ,_.,. ments a his o.-n bou W11S to hire himSt"lf thrtt ytars aao to rtt0rd • Jattalbum. When )Ou'rc "Numm> Uno" ~ou cu do tb1nas hke that. 1 n fac:t. why not na"c the rccord11\I af\cr the City where ydu'\.c hvcd for 20 )Car..~ What could be a betl(f inspita· uon than osta Mc\a. once a haven for 'oats an~ now a;_L.mccca-1n-thc· making for mu~1c1_,,, and ~r· form en. • You COi.lid c11.cn appoint )OutiiW.__ art autttor and use )Our own d,_.· inp f0t tM album CO\ Cr "~ 1C'yte From Goat HiU"• ii adof'Md on the covtr with a IPlnu ... .IAI&/ ,... > OfMge CoMt DAILY PILOT /Monday, MarOh 25. 1116 ·1taguna a sale raises a bundle Thousand5 of bargai n hunters tLlckcd paintings. prints and histori· ci1 photographs undCf their arms and untol~treosurc inlo shopping baas at the Great White Elephant Sale at the Laauna Boach Museum of Art Satur· -.;.....;:~-.tay-anctSun . -- •C'halrm:an M1rla Bird said museum volunteers nrc sttll cou nting sale receipts. but it's dear that the event r'Msc.d a bundle toward renovation of tbe 4S~ycar-old museum building. A ffoal tall y will probably be in tht' S~0.000 range. Bird !>81d. Mu~um volu nteers and people throughout south Orange Count} donated a wide vanct)' ofhoth useful 1.1nd unusual Items for the sale . ..\ use Tommy Tro1an wh1skc} bottle shared floor space with a toaster. hair t (Jrlers and a Ct11nesc garden ben,·h. taincd gla!ls. 1ekv1\ions. kit chen- ware and antiques all competed for aucntioo. Not long after the sale opened ~turday. people ~inx1ous to hrowsc and buy formed a line outside. Altho ugh the pace was less frantk at other times. the muSl'um's walls were quickl y depicted of artwork and tables set up on both Ooof\ became less and less nowdcd with merchan- dise as the sale wtnt on. Deir Not ptioto llf 111111• kttwer1a lummet.,_ orOWda hft the beldMI of Southern California 11..-.k.,,.......,.,......., ... lundef• hlah .. IO ..,....downtown Ind In the high eo. ..... the COMf. wtth moetfy hazy IUNhlne and patchel ot ~ foa. &tt•.,... be pertly ctoucty tonight end Tueieday In the welt• Of fM w.-,...._ tront tNt wee movtna throuoh Southern CaMlornla todey, the Natlonal w .. owr Servloe H id. Along lhe Orange Cout there Will be conelderabl• cloudlnea becoming partly clOudy tonight end Tuesday. Cooler with high• Tuetday M to II. Lows tonight 45 to 65. • From Po6nt Conception to San Clemente Island to the MHlcan Border and O&.tt II mttn -over Inner water•. llghl v•lable wind• night and motnlng hour• becoming we.t to northwetl 15 to 25 knot• Tueact•Y atternoon. Wind waves 3 to 4 '"" WJ•terly awett1 2 to 3 1 .. t. Tempe '\ LM Vegu 82 611 Little~ 12 44 LCKllt ..... &3 38 Th• ,ortce•I for 1 p.m EST T~ .. ~ch 2e '°"N"--,r-~-,...~.-.~ "'ONTI W11m -Cold....,. ··~~ HIQh low IO< 24 hOufl ttldlng al 5 a m Me!'nphtt 17 0 Silo~ FkifllU Snow OcclU<lt d .., Sl•lot>naty a. ~ All>uquefque .. 43 MllweultM ,., 31 "~""° °' 45 Mple.SI PMll 42 26 AncllOteoe 35 t• ~ ,, 37 LQn90..Cll .,. At!Mlta .. 40 'Ww Ot ..... 77 48 Calif. Temps MontO•ta .. Alltntle City 45 35 HtwVOttl 48 32 MOfll.,9Y se Aualln ,, M NOrfolll, Va 41 41 MIW!laOn 63 lelllf'l\Ott •• 37 Ol!lallOfM City 72 .. Hton. low'°' 24 hOuta anding 11 S 1 m NMOM9 85 =-17 41 Omltha 47 30 Bakeratoale! T 1 50 ~llMCll 19 41 31 OrtenclO 12 53 Eurtk• 54 38 Ontario 79 llolM 41 28 ~ 49 35 ,,,_ 11 49 PllmSc><tnQ• M &o.IOfl 47 30 M 57 Lencaat., 7$ u P...oana ,. Bu!felO 40 2& ""I'= SI 32 lot~ 80 st PaeoRooi.. 71 Ce9'* 114 "° Port .IH. 48 24 Oallland st 4J Rt-aoOa ·L--80 CllarletlOfl a c 73 •• PortlMCI Or 55 35 Pato Ro01e9 71 45 San S.nMd<nO 78 Cl\al1NIOfl W V 59 4 1 p~ 50 29 ~Blutl 60 41 Sen Oeb<tel eo ChatlOlla NC 114 31 =:::re .. , 57 42 ~WOOC1 C11y st 46 9.,, JON .. Cl>eyer\M 13 27 eo 39 Sact-.10 511 37 5.,,11 Ane 74 CllbQO 42 34 Reno 541 33 Salinu er 42 Stoll C11u ee ~II 51 !17 Alc:Mlond 45 311 San CMgo 72 57 SaJ\11 Maria 66 C......enct 53 31 SIL-56 "° SanFrenc;laco ST 45 TOH1f'&41 73 Columl>ul,Oll H 3t SIPel•Tampe 81 55 Senta Btrb•r• &T 45 Voaem•I• Vly 84 Conc;ol d ,N H 55 23 Siii Lake Cit; 73 43 s1oca1on ST 40 o.t. .. flWCHlll 71 55 San Antonio 8 1 eo Hi911, 10w fCH 24 "<JU• a aodtnf et 5 P m O.ytOI\ 53 34 S en Jwn,P.A M •• Bartlow 82 48 Tides o.n-•• ., SI Sit Marie 43 18 BteumOfll 79 37 DelMOinH 41 36 $MIJlt 48 " 8111\0j) 76 2 5 OelrOll 43 21 Spoil-45 28 Blytlle H 4T TODAY Oututh 34 25 Syt-48 23 Cataline Sii 4 7 &IGOfld tow 4 27pm EI PMO 77 42 TOCMll• S8 31 Second 111g11 t0·62 pm Felrbtnhl 211 07 Tua11on 84 50 f'wgo 47 2t TulM 72 •2 Surf report TUHDAV Flt1Q•1ttt --42 28 Wltl\lngton 44 38 Fitat IOW 605• m Otenct RIC>i<I• 37 27 WICNta 83 37 tlZL.IHAH.>. First 11~11 12 1&em OrHt Ftlff1 It 20 Wllk•&arfe .., 27 LOCATION • 32 pm HtrtlCHd 51 28 HunOnglOfl e.ecn 1 .3 1111 SecOfl tow HMnl 82 30 RI-~ly '"""PO't 2·4 ,.,, S.C:Of\CI lllgh 1123pm .. 45 45 "' 49 411 45 50 51 36 4t 41 41 54 .. 42 37 .. 34 ti 47 08 28 22 41 Hono!ulu eo 72 •0111 Sl•MI ~1 1·2 poot Sun Mii tOday at ti 08 P m • rleM HoualOfl eo eo Extended 22nO StrM t ~l>Ofl 2·• ,.,, lndtanaPOll• u 37 8alboa Wfd04I 1 poot T ""49Y at S 49 a m ll'ld Hit llOllln et JecklOll,MI 74 .. L9QU'\9 Buell I 2 l)OOf 609pm Jedi_..... 1 1 45 -Ptttly c:IO\ld'f WedMedty then mott· San ci.mente 1·2 pOO< Moon Mii 1o01y at 10 t4 pm . rllM .iw-40 31 ~ Clafor lrwiy and ~ ~ 55 10 W1ttt temp 58 T ....Oay It 8 3o4 a m end Mia eglHI et ~City 54 30 Lowa in Ille UC1C* 30l ll'ICI 40s. s ..... Ol<ec:tlOf'I _, ti 13 pm It took about 40 voluntceri. nl·arly a month to son out donation\. price and d1spla} them. Bird ~1d. Man)' more vuluntecrs helped dur- ing sale days 1nclud1ng the ne" Laguna Bc:tch chapter of the Nauonal Charity League. In their Easter bonnets The mu~·um will clo~ for reno- vation Apnl I. P. eagy Hovu and her daqhter Loren came from Woodland Hllli to participate in the Sprlna Promenade Easter celebration in Corona del Mar Sunday. Loren, at 2 year•, waa the youngeat Eaater bonnet conteatant. ROTARY AUCTIONRAISES$10,000 .•. F.romAl Moriarty_ associate convi.cted of mail fraud, gambling raps ciko and a chance to be editor-for-a-··rimer. up," said Bowle) who then lines and editorials. This Item day of the Daily Pilot. ' moved to center stage tu begin the donated by andy Schwartz. Dail y LOS AN(if:LES (AP) -Frank Moriarty, an Orange Coun ty fire- "The evenin g 1s meant for cnJOY· voice auction. Pilot pu blisher." Sansone. 1hc sole rema inin~ dcfcn-works manufacturer. unexpectedly 11on, n'rc nt, good shopping val ues and fund .. Our first 11em is a $250 gift There were obviously many t.l::in t in a politi,·al corruption case pleaded guilty to mai l fraud and other raising.'' explai ned Rotary Past Prcsi-c1:rtifil-at1: at Mesa Center Au to-.. closet" editors prcs.:nt, beca use the involving fi reworks magnate W. charges o n March 12 as part of a pico cre nt Lou Di nger. motive. Of course you rcali1t, that bidding bounced back and fon h until Pat rick Moriarty, has been fo und baq~~in arrangement. He agreed to Puhli\hed repom have li nked doz- ens of state poli ticians wuh Moriarty, and he ha\ pkaded guilty to launder- ing illegal campaign 1;on1nbu1ions and pro' 1ding_&illi_1llcgalli_ !<L of- fkeholdcr<,. Dinger explained that the first "'all probabl} pa} for a tm· rotation... Costa Me<ia attorney. Ken Wayman ~11t_y of mail fraud and operatin an _tcsufv and coo rate in a con tinuing :mmon'irr~71iwa~irrtcnded10 raise --fTqolrcu. maacUic11nal BiOofS20 . illegal gambling busi ncs\. probe into statewide politi<.·al corrup- moncy to "uppon the Rotar) Club's With Bo"'le} at tht• hl'lm. kl·ep1ng 'T vc always enjoyed reading the Sansone. 45. a former card room communit}' and 1nterna11onal pro-the group in rnnstanl laughtt•r "-Ith Dail} Pilot." sa id Wayman. "Actu-manager at Las Vegas' MGM Grand 1ec1s. The C\Cnt wa!I a r;ucccs-; -;o the h1sonc-liners.1hcauc11on was on and all}. }OU could say I'm addicted. As a Hotel. was convicted b a federal a..~~~_;.~.,....,1"t~a"t1~0~1141~1a~s~11~1a~d~c...tttltt1c-.anonc~tn10~1~1an1~1--.r~arrnrr11rr1rr11g~.~~--~~~~~~~--,mf>Tiie~m~bC~·r~o~r,...,.,th~cr11rq~cr.w~porvtir~t~-Mt'fi'e~!>arTU~nn1~-~~g~ra~n~d:r-~JU~I)~' on our counts an annual event. Trip'i seemed to be th l' mo\t lied School D1stm·t board. I ap-acquitted on nine 01hcrr.. -The cro"'d of 300 Rotarians and desirc<l Item s purchased: a Palm prcciale the coverage given 10 the "I am happy we be_Jlt what we beat. rugc arges their guests who filkd the ( osta Me'ia ~prings "cekend went lor S340. the local nt·ws. cspcnall} the }'oung'>tcr'i· hut I "ould ha' e hired to beat them :-Jcighborhood ( ommunit~ Center. ~an Frannsco trip ncllcd S4 Ill. a alhll''eml·nt'>. ant.I thl· Pfl'P !>porting Jll." ")ansone s::11d after the crdict "'ere in a genL•rous mood 10 part with "-Cckl'nd at Lakt: ..\rro" head~ I t/O n l'Ol\... "as announccd 1n U.S. Judge Wil- t heir mone} 'r ct the usual 1tem'I al'><> wen I Wa, man added that he look\ ham J Rea·~ l·ounroom Friday. Bill and Mar\ ( ord l'\ ul Orange quick I~. an authent1l "dcrnrator.. IOr"ard toobsen mg how thin~ work In the 1nal. which began Feb. 26. eJicrl) ant1c1pated lhl' '•llll' auc11on )ellow lin.• h)drant S 11 0. a u>mpktl· from thc "inside" of the papt·r. prul.l'l'Uturs alleged that Sansone and l'J hopc'> of b1dd1ng for lhl' Laker~· chiropractic exam SI 55 and '>I' golf The largl'\l bid of 1hc evening "as \lonart\ won a l·ard club hc.:nseaftcr ~kcts. lessons S 140. $850 for 60 square )ards of installed offering . ( it) of ('ommerCl' officials .\ ut lln~ compan}' repairman and a med1<.·al rcsearch.:r Wl'r(' arrl:')ll'd on drug charges earl}' toda~ at a resi- dence in San Juan Capistrano where sheriffs deputies said thq found a small amount of cocaine. manJuana and drug paraph.:rnaha. r1on of selling cocaine. Both arc being held on $25.000 h:11I at Orange ( ounl) Jail Lt. D1 ci.. Ol'>on <1a1t.I arr1:s11ng offic:.:rs. armed" 1th a \Carch warrant \Ct1cd $5.200 in cash and ledgers 1nd1ca11ng nan;o11rs sa le!>. He said they also rnnfiS<.·atl'd a gram of coc:unc. an ounCl' ofman1uana. and a kn for testing drugs. • Anuther 11t·m that drt·w ap-R) the time Bowle) had reached carpet and padding. When the final ,·ash pa~ments and secret '>hares 1n J)fcc1a11ve "mile'> 1.1.as a three-attm Numbl·r 14. ho had 'ihcd hi\ figure\ "'ere tallied, $1 0.000 had tx-cn the club. Howard Glenn Carrdl. JO. a u11ht}' compa n} work.:r. and Flora Kay Wilhdm1. 34. were arrl'Sted on susp1-diamond nng ( valucd at S 750) coat. rolkd up h 1~ shin 'llceves and raised for' the Rota!) 's sponsored (nodelcd b) Gall Thompson. was immersed in h1~ auctioneer's charit1e<.. o\'i auctioneer Bowley announced role. B) the wa). thr diamond nng "cnt rhe t"'o-m1nute warning for final bad'> "OK folk\ ... hc !laid . "ht·r.:''i )Our for S350. Delly Piiot DeOvery ORANGE COAST ()n 1he <1llcnt auction. p.:opll' \Curried chance to fed the pm, er ol the press. IO the d1splu > table., for thl'lr last bads. Be an editor-for-the-day. write head- GATOR GRABBED IN RAID •.• From Al partment homb '>quad took cu~tud } (if the gr.:nJdl' 1.1.hllc thl· alhga tur 1.1.-a~ taken by thl' cit)·, animal control d1v1sion . · Pcre1-P1ncnn .\re,alu and ~anc- he1 -Sanche1 r.:maincd at the ( O!lta M.:'ia Cll) 1a1I th" morning in lieu of SI 0.000 bail each No furthl·r 1nforma11on "a" a'ail· able. SEW AGE BATTLE ••. From Al to build thl' \etondar. lcvd trt:atmcnt plant~ · More c,1nngcni monitoring of ~oa!ltal W<ltl'r\ would ht· rl·quircd under th t: "a" l'r hut :itu1rd1ng tu 6.0S' knrr. 1hr rl·c,ults might not be {n a1lablt un11I ~naal da'' after a jx·rson ha' hl'l'n ex puc,ed · .' Sk1n1wr \a1d \hl' 1., ffil'l'llng ~1th )nland bt1a1d' 111 C\pl:11n lhe gruu p\ oppo'lll 1on to 1 hl· wa I\ l'r u nd onl'. El ~ oro. appt•ar\ .. phi un the "'ue. I Skinner '>a}s she wants 10 en- courage board members to learn more aboul the wa1..,cr and 11s 1mphca1ions bccau'ie there has ap- parently not been much dialogue on lhe subject sane.: Ii ve dastnct\ voted to apply for 11 in I 982. Two other A WMA member\ . Laguna Beach and Emerald Duy \e rv1cc d1Mnct. haw oppo~ed tht· waiver since 1he bcginn1 ng. 1FREAK BOAT ACCIDENT •.. 7romAl • : Jim lferdman .1 '><.'hool n1un'iclor ~11 Thurston lnll'rmcdiat<.' \thool 1n : Laguna Beal h '~"d he:' lml·1.1. hot h •ho}'S. ' "Enc wa\ a \t\ en th grader her.: 1h1\ ;vcar:· said H.:rdman "Hl· wa' r.:all\ 'ii good SI uden t •\ ver~ gout.I ~ 1d .Speaking for C\eryonc here. th1\ "a :real sad lhing. a 1raged)." Tho older brother. a forml·r Thur!>ton l\ludent. had been attending a boarding o;chool on the East Coast. said one friend offamil) "I recall him real well." satd Herdman ... Like his brother. he was a itood student and very athkuc." Fun.:ral '>Crvices arc pending and will be arranged by Ray Fami ly \fonuary 1n Laguna Beach. I , ;BEACHES POPULAR •.• lY-roiil A"'l -, e11 haus11on at Laguna's P1cn1c Benc h hut did not require hospi1ali1a11on. la Ouerentffd Daily Pilat Earthquake hits Bishop vicinity MuntJAy r •ldlly II you <kJ "<II nav• yOUI 1>3pe1 by ~ 30 "m u• ~IDie 7 " m dnd yW ' copy w11t bfll tMl•vttt&d H.L. Schwertz Ill Publisher 1111uroay d••J '>u•o<1•1 11 tw Oo rw~t rftf ewe you, ' 'lCJ'f tJ1 1 •l " t•" btttt.w~ 10 Am 1\f t) )' !Of (1.'()y •·H l>•~·...-..~f1 Frenk Zlnl Managing Editor K•ren Wittmer Advertising Director BISHOP lo\PI -...\ moderate earthquake nx.kcd this eastern Si.:rra region 1h1\ morning but no damage was rcport.:d Clrculetlon Telephonea Roaemery Churchm•n Controller fhe quakl· hit at 8:05 a m. and registered a magn1tudt• of 5.4 on the open-ended R1cht1:r srnk by the California ln .. 11tutl' ofTechnolog) in Pa-.adc:na Moel <> •"Q" C:.UU.• I• "'"' IU..m l "O""• N'OUf" ....... AotMrt L. Cantrell Production Manager SAVE AN AU 20%. AT&T Consumer Sales & Service is having a sale on their Automatic Dialer 1600. So you can save 200/o and a lot of time and trouble. You can dial all the numbers you call most often-up to 16 of them with the push of a button. All without lifting the receiver. It's not only a time·saver, it might even be a life·saver in an emergency situation. And because it's made to our ~~h standards, the Automatic Dialer 1600 comes with the dependability youe~ fromAT&r. <'11ll lh1a toll rr,.~ nali'iliJrt4 lll'I0'11 • tl•> 1.aoo.sss.e111 AT&T Con1umer ..... a l•rvloe • ATaT Doneld l. 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I Herb While. a ~w1c hfcguaro. reported modcratt weekend crowd, Hun11ng1on City Beach d rew about 50.IX)() v1s1tors over the weekend. ~arine -.,afcty C'apuun Bill R1ch- ard<ion "l:ud. He attributed ~me of the large tumou1 to i.pnng hrcak~ at Jren t ollcgc" Automatic Dialer 1600* lat Hunt1n1ton Slate and Bolsa < h1c.:a t:ltc bcache . He s:ud ( ry!ltal < ovc IStatt Park. ~tween Corona dl'I Mar and Laguna Stach. d rew a largl' :turnout. : White said there were no water I m1~haps al the •tale ~aches. But he Jk 'laid two routine reKue'> and 1hree lost ch1ldrtn were rt•poncd ovt'r 1he "'eekend. All A'" f l•f"'Of11,11 I "'' ~ f f '"t tt••'•·r• ,, \\t ,,,, •\ Hft rt ,.~., t "h • ,. r .. 11 •• '• , .•. ~, • .. ••• , ... ull '.'' l l'hutw 4 ... , •. ,.. ·A~•· n11I t\ 1ht1lt , •• ,, r •Ut h , •• ,. .. u.,.1 ,.ui. .• r'•lfhf•Al It.It lr1 c '"'"""• •Ulhm•• •• 1ltahr" ah•-.•'"'' ti•\ u • • n 11"t lw ,., .. r ••• ,f •i h 11~ h"t • r·t u11 • .. ti h \r11 h I f t h •H• t IU •f I "''' '••f ltt\ ,., .. , I of th• f'•tf•t1• I llftlu ,. I •••I• 11•14 • AT;, 1 , .. llu•untf'r '4elr-II \Cflr~tt'4' Off9f ••pifH Metctl 31 White_,,.,.... i.tt - • 1d paramed ic were summoned 10 :trea1cd ~vc!ral victims of htc)'clc •1c1.1dcnu 1hai occ:urrcd ulona the 1 bu')' c<>ast hiatiway R1thardron \31d cit) hlcgunrd iarc pl.icing incrta\Cd empha 1 on prcvtnt1vc safety mea'lu ~. pant 1n n.''iponSt' to the growing number of lawsuit' hcinJ filed b> IOJUrcd swim· me" tic \aid 41w1mmcn arc bt'1n1 encouraged 10 check w11h a lifeguard hcfore entcnna the water 10 find 001 Jhout h:vnrd' \uCh u riptide and 'land har~. Anaheim Anaheim Plaza -&et AMhetm 2236 E. Lincoln lwe Mt•onY6efo 24000 Altcla Parkway SP 34 _ .. ·------ · The ~nd 11 La1una Beach drew • 20.000 10 2,,000 vi'llOrs each day ovrr the "'cckcnd. 1crnrd1n1 to 'hfcyuard Mike Dwinell I c ~1d l'I ~k1nd1 v(•r wa 1rca1cd for -. , 500 N. Euclid St. Suite 109 CostaM ... 3033 S. Bnstot St Suite A ) trvtne 14805 Jeffrey Road Suite F ... -- Or-.. Town & CountrY. rn S. Main St. Suite 11 JAZZ ••• rromAt what ra&&td crayon drawina or an old aoat ovcrlookma an aerial photo or uptown Costa Mesa. where a county perfo~mma an" center 1s under con-struc11on. Reidlina says the meuqe from Goat Hill the ratMr infamou1 nlck!Jame for Costa Mesa, Is simply music . . ~owc~cr. lhc mcssaac from RcidJ- 1na is a l111le more defined. h's one of freedom -attaintd by a musician who raced a mid-life crisis after seemingly endless years at the piano bar • "~ol! won't find me behinda piano 1>ar a,aa1n ... forever." he says, sitting in his home studio, a small room clutter~ with books on music and b!rd watchina. stereo equipment and p1c1ures of a tuxedo-clad Reidling -with-othcrmusici_, .... ------ Bcnea1h his Mason & Hamlin piano arc boxes and boxes of "Goat Hi1r albums. their message still wa1t1ns to be heard. ''This wasn't a financial endeavor Just something I needed to do. I'~ middle-ag~ and I kind of feel like that old goat." he says. stroking the pointed end of his full beard. In his album notes. Reidling de- scribes Co ta Mesa as an area "where there use to be goats and sheep and a shepherd who hvcd m his truck. and where our (four) boys rode their bikes. But now it is mostly con- dominiums." . Reidlingsar.s he is impressed by the city's "incredible growth" and tries to reflec t that in the busy. Spanish- navored scores in the album. The songs are mostly improvised. allowing Reidling to wander through the jazz scales with out having to follow a singer or keep up with the models traipsing through a fashion show. Although Reidling doesn't mind playing popular tunes for elementary school audiences, pri vate panics or fashion shows. his first love is 1mprov1sation -jazz style. "You just get bored playing things that don't give you a creative outlet. I've played 'Rtlapsody in Blue' three times this week. It's confining. grind- ing out that kind of music." he complains, stopping briefly to answer the telepho ne. The call was an order for two hours of Mozart. ...................... Jack RetdllDC tickla the l•orla ln Coeta llaa. Teacher cleared of sex charges Well. maybe things aren't that bad after all. Besides, says Reidling. almost anything is better than late- night gigs at local watering holes. By tbt A11oclattd Prt11 because of insufficient evidenee. "It's demorali zing. alcohol-related A Garden Grove high school math Phalcr was suspended without pay work." teacher wa s acquitted of 10 counts of from his duti~s at Santiago High There was a time when Reidling Sch 1 · G d. G 11t· h ha vi ng sex with a female student in oo in ar en rove a.ier e was couldn't afford to be so choo_!Y,_ -his-elassroom-aftC1' juro~ said they ar:rcstcd May 1-1..He-had-taught-in the A coflcge dropout from C'lcvelancl. couldn't believe hi s accuser. who had district for 20 years. Reidling hit the road in the mid ·50s with 3 Jaz7 band that seemingly a history of psychiatric problem!>. The girl testified during the three- s cializcd in ettin fired. Walter Will iam Phaler. 4l . of week trial that Phaler en~ged in -m------=~ .. Tn'e!.:.::.:w:.::e=-rc=:.so..,_,.:.:.;a'-"s"-. c:.:..o:..=m:=cc:.,..i-an_s_a_n-..---lt-n1H'tet1. "'"""· -wiH-flequttted-Fridar:-of scxuahlctfvity with her i11 his locked singers instead of strictly as jazz nine counts of oral copulation wit h a classroom before or after school. or musicians." recalls Reidling. finger-minor and one count of unlawful during lunch. She said the relations ing a qu ick Jaz7 riff on the ivories. intercourse wit h a minor b} the took place several umes a week 1n the He spent eight years tra vel in$ on Superior C'o un Jury. which had winter of 1984. the big band circuit with vanous deliberated one da)'. But Wal hn produced several w1t- "ghost" bands. orchestras that were "It's been a long. hard ordeal for ncsscs to testi fy that Phaler ate wtth conunu1ng 10 play long after their myself and my famil y. to be accused other teachers duri ng lunchtime and famous leaders had died. of something like this while knowing reported immed1atcl} fo r his tennis The pressures of hfc on the road 11 didn't happen." Phalcr said outside l'oachmg duties after school. fi nally took their toll on Reidl ing. the court room of Judge Ragnar The girl''i psych1atnc h1stol) also h t d · · Lak Engebretse n. put her stol) 1n doubt. w o qui touri ng unng a gig '" c 'T m sure it's " rrcked my career." Ta hoc.packing uphiswifcand sons. hcsaid."butldefin11clywanttoteach In March 1984. the girl told hr r "I told her to ~II everything. We again. It's all I've done fo r 21 )Cars." mother that she had been molested b) were ei ther going to wind up in Las Jn addition to teaching math. Ph alcr her fa ther. stepfather. uncle and her Vcfhs or Cali fornia." r. d Sh h d also coached the high school's tennis mother's boy 1nen . e as un er-hey settled on the latter. tea m. gone psychiatric treatment since then Reidling and hi s fam ily arri ved at Defense attorney Paul Wallin said and is now a patient in the UC' Irvi ne Los Angeles lntcrnauonal Airport jurors told him after the verdict tha1 Medica l Center psychiatric unit. carrying everything they owned. plus the girl's testimony was ·'just 100 r $'2). un believable:· "We spent $2 1 JUSt fo~ carfa~~ to an I\ not her charge of oral copulation j apartment '" Westminster. says was dismissed ea rlier an the tnal Reidling. who ambled to Costa Mesa ---- FARMERS INSURANCE Just Call Us For Auto Insurance RABBITI INSlltMCE afler fi nding a JOb selling organs w1th the old "House of Harmony" on -.UffELL'S Newpon Boulevard. n Groomed on the big band sounds of Jimmy Dorsey and Ray Anthony. the pianist was now plunking out pop ~-tunes in an orga n showroom. "It was prett y grim." remembers Reid ling with a smile. He start1n~ tickling the ivories at "all the localJoi nts." and later found a JOb playing for Disneyland auditions. He also was the fi rst musical director at Seba~tian 's West Danner Play- houo;e in San Clemente. ~. a1-n40 441 Old Newport Blvd, Newport Beach IPllLITEIY, Ill. f•YllllestOfY•Uh JtU i-. a.o .. COSTA IEA -W ·ll5' CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE Aiming to cultivate the stude nt 's listening and speak- ing abilities for personal or professional needs, a course in practical Conversational Japanese will start at Japan Cultural Association at 2130 N. Grand Ave., S.A. Startl Marc h 28th (Thurs. 7:30 p.m .). For furtlMr information pleaae call 547-7733. Reidl ing pretty much freelances now and recently finished ei$ht months at the Anaheim Hilton with hi s tno, featuring Putter Smith on bass and Denny Dennis on drums. Besides his album, Reidling is most H====================:;=~====;H proud of the three-man band. .. 11 takes very se nsitive mus1c1ans -•• , .. ,,., B'••d o•nner to be able to interweave. improvise --~ • i 'I •• 1 •j and create along with somebody • ,. I. 1£ as else." he says. •P•C•ll S V• 71 Reidling olso IS taking a solo bow r for "A Message from Goat Hill." Pr1·me ft··b or Fresh F·1sh which has made its way to KKGO. .-K the top ja11 radio station 1n the Los ... Angeles market. C~tr-Olf't/Wr With cholc~ of Reidling spent $2.500 to produce sM1JtJ l!Jnd tJe n and record the album. available for $oup Of ~ SI O from Mc\:! M us1c. PO Box I 003.S. • ' to 6 PM Costa Mesa. 92627. "' He isn't counting on making his M~~~~P.4~ J ..,. I .... I first millio n dollars or climbin& up °",.. ,......,... the ,a:n chans with h1 recording. It 8AL80A • 801 £: BM.b 673-7726 wa JUSt someth ing that he had to do. L~==========================~I a lc~cy of sorts for a middle-aged fi musician. Rc1dlina also realizes that some people may havt' dilTcrcnt tastes. includfnl1ri 16-year..old son Jamie, also a musician. "He's a drummer for 'The Lobotomies,' but I think they've chanacd over 10 'The Creatures.' " say Reidling. shakina his head with a chuckle. 1~0: 10 \ "''" .... .. 1 .... \~ ... , 1 ••\ .. .,.... .... .. ' ,, .. "" ~-___ , ,,... ... , N o ma,,er w hl l you're doing. your h o met o wn newapaper Tht ...... fl\1 ln Orange County's easy llstenlng radio station KDCIUI , BJ LD llSGEL · ........ _ The American Red Croll Ml llaftCd tHtina au it• blood donors in Ora,. and Los Anteln count~ to de1erinine if they have been cxposed to the A I OS virus. But the non-profit aroup's B&ood Center won't inform donon of the results for till months after they art tested. apoknwoman ~ Sohlt sa . llifomiilawcstalihCd the waitint {>Criod to disrourqc people from aivina blood simply so they can be tested for AIDS, she explained. Tht 180-day waitina requirement ma,Y be chanttd by pending state lqislation or if the tests become available at locations other than blood banks. she added. Sohle said the Blood Center. which receives betwet'n 1.300 and 1.800 blood donations each weekday. staned using the test on all donors today. " "We're just tryi ng to act our staff proficient," she said, explaining the test includes some complicated tech- nical steps which take time to mastef. The test detects the presence in blood ofanubodies to HTLV-111, the IUIPflC'ed AJDS virus. That nwan1 t.bc 1dl will only determine if a penon has been npoeect to AIDS. noc if Ibey have the dileate or will eet it. Critics. iad~ina some homOKx- uat aroups. have said the test will cause payc:holoeicaJ hann bccautt 1 person found to have HTLV-111 antibodies won't know if they have bad the virus and their immune system succnsfulfy com 11. 1 they have t.bc virus and will act lhe disease or if they have the virus but will not develop symptoms. AIM>. some people will show a "false positive" result. which 1ncor- rectly indicates they have the HTL V - Jlfantibody. Sohle said the Red Cross pcrf orms second tests on donors round positive. Critics also have said "false neptivc" results -those showing a person doesn't have the antibodies even when they do -will allow contaminated blood to continue to enter the blood bank system. AIDS researchers argued an imperfect test 1s i)e.tter than no test at all. "There's no question in our shop The Red Crou llood provides blood and blood ~ID about 200 holpitals in Loi ....... and Oraner counuea. -. AID$ attacks the body•s d '11 ID fiJhtinf immune ~. •"'-• vtctims vulnerable IO death .._ .., • called "opportunisiic .. iakUOlll_.! ranccr5. Hiah risk poupa illddl homoscxuaJ and biteiuaaJ ......_ i9-' tra venous drua abulerl. Haitiaa refti;: ' iecs and hemophiliacs rcquirilll ~ q uent blood transfusions. ~ As of March 18, there have beri 8.853 reported AIDS caees in lbc U nit~ States and 4.300 or mo. peop~havedicd. t~U.S. Cetttenfof Disease Control said. " Badham seeks halt en gill nets that threaten whales By ROBERT HYNDMAN night and brought up in the mornings endangered . °'.....,,......,. with the catch. The coali tion • ..a_ 10.000-membet Rep. Roben Badham. R-Newport Badham has asked the admm1s-non-profit conservation poup. col.- Beach. has asked fora moratonum on trator of the Nauonal Manne Fish-lcctcd mfonnation on the whale the commercial use of dn ft gill nets cries Service. Wil ham Gordon. to entanglements afttr a gray whale wu following repons that at least 20 gray invcsugate the use of the dnft gill nets caught off Dana Point last January. whales have become entangled in the and how the problem of trapped "This ma y just be the tip of the fishing nets since 1980. whales can be corrected. iceberg. .. coahtion Executive Dirt»'. Badham has recommended that The NMFS is responsible for tor Carl Nettleton said in a~ the moratorium be in place from pro tecting manne mammals and statement. November through F~bruary in· the matters related to the en vironmental "We had always assumed t~ known migratory paths of the gray impacts-of human activities on problemwithwhaleentan&lcmeatsin• whales. manne mammals. ~111 nets was a very minimaJ problem Accordin~ to the National Coali-"Oearty. something must be done m Southern California. We were tion for Manne Conservation, at least to stop thjs violation or federal law surprised to find such a latte number 20 whales have become entangled in and put a halt to the indiscriminate of continued siahtings or entan&led the drift gill nets off the shores of and illegal kill ing of the gray whale," whales ... Southern California since 1980. Badham said in his letter 10 the The coalition believes the fi1urcs Twclvc.of tbose. wJialeu:licd, --~..MfS.._ · may_ actu)_l!Y_be_low ~uscL accord· In January and February of this While a state assemblymanm mg to the NMFS documents. most r,.. year alone. Sill V<lY whales have been Badham earned legi slation that des1g-whales die some distance from shore entangled and/or kill~ in the nets. nated the gray whale as the official and will sank and remain unobserved. 1be coalition reponcd state mamtnal of Cahform........,,------'-~~'lfll__,™------,.-,-.,...-,-----1 Drift gill nets are used by com-Of the repon ed :?O entanglements "We hope to meet with fisherman mercaal fishermen who set them out since I Q80. 12 in volved gra} whale!>. and come to a mutually agreeable an local waters. The nets. which range which are protected underthe Federal sol ution to the problem."Nettleton 1n size from a half-mile to two miles Endangtred Species act. the Nauonal said. "The netting issue is botb long. act as a curtain into which large Coalition for Manne C'onservauon comphcat~ and emotional-nooM fish swim. reports. Three others taken were wants to sec endangered gray whales The nets are typ1call~ set out at humpbacked whales. which also arc killed.~ ------------------- I The competition is ready. And vou con be ready fOt' summer. too Join Holiday Spa Health Club now and we'll give you· both Spring a nd Summer Free . You'll get from the day you join until September 21 added free to the end of your 1 ·year member- ship So do 11 nowt The sooner you 101n. the more tree time you get. And en1ov the finest h1gh-efficlency exercise equipment with trained 1nstruc- IOt'S who'll show you how And all the facili· ties and programs you need to shape up. Get a head stor1 on summer and you'll be way ahead of the competition But do • t nowt Coll or come by today tor a free guest tour FINAL DAYS ~ Holidav Spa Health Club tOr Men and Women ANAHEIM ... (714) 952·3101, 310 So Magnolia. 1 block So of Lincoln CERRrm1.AKEW000 ... (213)924-15i4. 11881 Del Amo 81\rj at Pioneer. 3 blocks East of 605 Heeway ~VIE.JO ... (7W) 770-0822. 24401 Alicia Pkwy at Son Diego Freeway WESWR ... (7W) 89' 3317. '6757 Westmmster A ot Goldeo ~---•1 COSTA MESA ... (7t4) ~ 2300 Harbor 8Mj~ (Behind Thrifty Drug) ORANGE ... ("714) 639-2"1, 622 East Kotetla Ave .. West of Tustin Ave Our MISSlon VlejO Club Is only 16 minutes from San Clemente I .. ·'The fact that a person bel ong. to kn. • '" · /1 't ~t.'Cf" that heorshedoesn 't everdo rtallydumbthlm:. · rtl)'mean 81LLHAaVBY colamnlat Non-smokers can finally assert ~ --h@i-F -bhe'FFe ------=----- lT'I fllM (BRJE 1111.lZ .... HE WAMTI \JI TO BE Hll IPBlAI.. APYmR1 ~ lmANON! .•. I ,y RtelYD Co•• Some wear age well I O ne of the toughest anti-smok~ordinances in the nation went into effect quietly last Thu y in Laguna Beach; so quietly one would hardly no tice that a momentous social change has occurred . Most smokers probably ho pe we will continue nono notice, especially when they exhale their bwmt tobacco fumes into the otherwise clean air. But ti me and science are closing in on the smokers, casting the m as the T yphoid Mary of the '80s, the spreaders of life-threatening disease. Their once-sacred right to srn,oke has been exposed as a ) danJ~rous infri ngement on the rights of non-smokers not to be - he times they are a-changin'. Fast. -- subJEted to tainted, unhealthy air. 1) addition to the Laguna Beach ordinance, the county has \\ '"Hl'l • l O"' -1 have to root. \\ lh'" I, .inm11 I l .11H1llt l'H'n prt'lend 11\1\'l\''I Ill ,I '11 ll~k. I lu~J~ the (.'USC nl1\\ \\1th th\' l1 Jll·lru4 war. with Un) \\ l1tld ''I tl'' "1th11u1 lhl' Brooklyn 1>...~l~\.'I' .1ml up until rl'n·ntly. with 1h.11 • nw,1 .lll-.11\l' of Washington ,11u"h.•, -lhl· "ar over pell) J11kH'lll"l'' tx•t\H't'n K1t·hard Burt 111 "I.Ill' Jill.I R1\·hJrJ i>l•rll' al Dt>fensc. ~1th .H\' hJ\\l..,, l'll>th lu111 for thl' MX. t:iut 11nh th\· R1l·hanJ named Burt 11 1•uld 1.1~1· J ''' IJX' at La uren Baca ll. an a ti-smo king o rdinance that applies to its public build ings ~ and NewportBeachhas taken the fir~s~ptowa~adopti ngan ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It "·I' du1w 1t\ true. by in- JllH'rl\'11\l' h111 11 \\U'> Jone no~ethe k" I hl' '-\•\\ '1 orl. Times. 10 an .1ttl·mpl h1 tr1' 1Jhll' one of the epic .. 1ru~ll'' ,1f our l'ril. h?J th e two R 11 h.1rJ' r\'H'JI thl·1r la' ori tes. ordina nce that is likely to be similar to Laguna's. Despite the fact that total cigarette sales seem to be holding their own, smoking is becoming socially unacceptable -like drinking from the fi nger bowl or li cking the plate -at least in some circles. And so are the smokers. The-transition fro m dashing, debonair smoke-inhaling ge ntlemen and chic, a ppealing cigarette-puffing ladies to the social equivalent of rats during the plague must be traumatic. It can't be easy for the Marlboro man to fi nd his image has gone from virile to viral. In fact, cigarette smokers are more dangerous than lepers to those near them . Until now, they have not onl y escaped the social sti$Jlla that might have been thei rs. but they have ~ade their victims feel guilty about complainin~. The weight of evidence-and public opinion finally has been brought to bear on our lawmakers. Long-overdue protections for non-smokers are being incorporated into the body o f law. ~w. despite the fact that it may impose psychological and physical discom fort on sm okers, non-smokers must exercise their newly enshrined rights. They must shrug off their guilt and, when a neighboring d iner or a co-worker lights up in a no- s mokin&zon_e. tMy must complain. Let politicians sacrifice their 'perks' to cut deficit To the Editor: En ough alread y! I'm sick of poh· 1ic1ans pont1fica..tmg about 1he sacri- fices "the people .. must make (I JUSI heard Gary Han. 1ha1 failed pres1den· 11al candidate. bandy the expression about on one of those meet-the-press shows) in order to balance the budget and maintain a strong defense pos- ture on the national level-orbeefup the police depanment and improve trash collection at the local level. These sacrifices usually involve higher tues. More mone}' for less service 1n man} cases. All sugge\ted by poht1c1ans who spend m1lhons to JOIO the pack every few years and fall all over each other to get elected to JObs the "perks" of which would make W.R. Hearst blush. Where's the sacrifice here" I say it's spinach! And I sa) to hell with 1t! Isa) the an~wcr 1s for thest· yahoos 10 be<'ome more fiscal!~ responsible. I say it's time for them to take a course or two 1n cost acco unting and stop tossing the billions they arc alread y collcc1i ng around like so much Mon· opoly money. I sa y the} arc wastrels and it's time 1he> gave an accounting of their stewardship. We 're angry. fellas. The pany's almost over The fat lady is about 10 sing!!! MARY JANE WOOD Laguna Beach Watert sewage and fair board To the Editor: 4-recent article b) the Dail y Pilot regarding proposed com mercial de· velopment of the Orange Count) Fairgrounds stated that Costa Mesa Mayor Norma Henzog 1s concerned about "potential impacts on the local highway. water and sewer systems." lt caused me 10 question seve ral points whi ch I hope she would ano;wer in an open letter (via the Dail y Pilot) 10 the citizens of Costa Mesa. I. Is the Orange County Fair- grounds currently receiving water service from the Mesa Consolidated Water District and sewage service fro m the Costa Mesa Sanitary Dis· tnct? 2. If the answer to questio n No I 1s yes. 1s this a result of a contractual agreement between th e Orange Coun· ty Fair Board and/or the State of California and the Cit> of Costa Mesa? 3. If the answer to question No. 2 1s ~es. what 1s the chronological term of the contractual agreement. and what arc the compen..atory 1crms of the contract for all parties signature to such agreement" The answer 10 these question~ would cenainly be cnhghtcning in for. mauon for the ei1i1ens of ( osta Mesa and may possibly stimulate creauve thinking for future negot1a1ions w11h the Orange Count ) Fair Board and the state o f California BO B Sl \.10NSON < osta Mesa p{rls~ objects to bombing To the Editor: few ways the law s111l permns: by Rep. Don Edwards. chairman of a picketing. lecturing. writing !ettcr'i House Judiciary panel on c1v1I and and books. ballot box unsealing of constitutional nghts. wishes tu pros-reluctant represcn1a11vcs. and run· ecute the more radical and abusive nmg our own candidates Christian activists protesting against Yo u Christians who bomb abortion clinics. abon1on clinics (and poc;s1bly at· He fails to understand tha1 the Roe tempt shooting elderl)' Supreme vs Wade decision yanked the Con-Coun Justices) must turn )'ourselves s1iiu1ion un«rcmoniously off the 1n. The onl y force we recognize God uncti ty ofl ife stand enjoined by the permits conmts of defen sive and hi&hcr law It was to be interpreted h> lawful means. --the Bible. The higher law 1s still held t.o-be..Jn We hr1"1ans have recogn11ed that effect 1n our hvcs. and this ~cans a our lqal system 1s now operat1ng on lawful C'IVll d1sobed1en~c again.st an unlawful and arbitrary principles unJU'lt coun which arb1 tranly in.ter- violati ng the hiahcr law. which con-prcts 1hc Cons11tut1on by 1hc will)'· tained filled value1. till trying to nill) value of lhc populace. and nol follow IM htaher law while bucking by the b1bhcal pnnc1plcs prtv1ou ly the Cl'ttpin1 tentacle' of scculansm. agreed upon by a na11on under God. Chnstians have revolted with ag-4iTEVEN M. HU TING srnsivc act vist approaches in the Founuun Valley ORANGE COAST lllJPillt H. L. lcttw•tl Ill F'uD111.htf Frenlr Zlnl '-'•M (OolO' Tom eft 11 f d.1cw ' Mensans are intelligent, but not always very smart High I. Q . doesn · t provide immunity agains t dum~ness She got bored s1t11ng around doing nothin~. so he decided to bake some brownies. he took them out l>i thl' BILL oven and put them on a rad. 111 rnol .\ftcr a b11. 'ihc dec1dl·d thl'' JU'>I might be cuol enough 111 l'Jt. but hu" Hl.vrv to find out" Aha' Thcrl' '"a' thl' I.I thermometer with which '>hl' h.iJ r,c got a conTcssion to make to been taking her own temix·raturl' .ill yo u. and I hope }'OU won't hold 11 day. Why not take thl' bro"-n1c.,· against me. . temni•ra ture'! I bel M a Mensan misreading a recipe and "' ong to ensa. · 20 · k h h S'hc d1·d. She ponp"d th·· N I d I bel M b putting eggs an a ca c w crl' l c ,. .. , 01 on Y 0 ong 10 ensa. ut recipe called for two. Not only that. thermometer into thl' bro"' n1cs and I have since 1966. Not only that. but but he had to go to the store in the watched as the mercur) ro'>C and rm running for a 1N5i.1ion on the mrddle-of mixing his hnttcr to get ro . -:rnd ro'>c '>Ollll' n)O~ -""itrr3th board of directors of o ur Orange more eggs. He onl) had 18 in the exploding ngh1 through thr top ot 1h1: Count) group. And. since r m tn m) house. He stancd 10 ~Cl SUSPICIOUS thermometer and all O\l'r ha confessing mock. l''c been writing when his baller filled lour cake pan'i brn"'n1cs. fuu>ut..JocaLni·u.sl•·uer foc:.aboui...fi · -rathrrrhan the two 1t1rTrcrpl'" prom:-.'ht" sayc; shl' arflhl'm :mpnl) )Cars. For free. 1scd. Mensa has a totalh uneameJ For an) who don't know what Men~ns arc human. and no mun· reputation for being a clu·b composed Mensa 1s (and there are probabl}' immune 10 dumb things happening 10 of intellectual snobs. C hanlC'i arl' many). "Mensa 1s an international lhl·m tha n anybod) clC>l' . .\nother of \Cl) good that 1fyou "ere to attl·nd J sonety 1n which th1: sole requirement m\ uwn was the time 1 took the foud Mensa mrct1ng. and didn't I.no" for membership 1s a score at or abov(• ~,·u·p ofT our bird's cage. better. you'd fed hke )OU wl·rc at a the 98th percl'nlilc on an) of a I cleaned it up prett) well hut. when meeting of 1hc local PT.\ or c' en a number of standard IQ tests. I returned. the bird was gone' How Saturda} night cocktail part~. Thi.' "Men~ is a nonprofit '>OCICI) could that be? The door was still onh difference would oc that the whose sole purpose 1s to sen .. c as a latched and. as far as 1 knew. he didn't con.vcrsa11ons taking plac1: "-Oul<l he J means of communication and as-know how 10 unlatch 11. Even 1fhc had lot less serious. and )Ou'd hl'ar man' scmbl} for its members. Mensa 11s<.'l f learned ho"' to unlatch 11. 11 <.ccm cd mon: JOkcs holds no op1n1ons. champions no prctt)' unhkel)' that he'd stop 10 latch The talk might center on Jlnm1c causes. and 1s not affiliated in an) wa) it up again. It finall} dawned on me physic'> but. much more hkd~. 11 w11h an} other organ1za11on. Mem· thal birds don't difTl'rent iatc lx•twecn might be concerned w11h thl· rnm- bership 1nquincs may be sent to: doors and food cup ol)(.•nings. To parison of two rock group\ or thl· Orange Count)' Mensa. PO Box them. one hole in a cagl' ill a<. good as merits of one brand of rnh· ml\ 3'> 18265, Irvine CA 927 13." another. opposed to another. The above appears on the 1ns1dc A ver}' good friend told me one on What the hec k. the} might l'H'n he cover of our newslcuer. the Oracle. herself. It also had 10 do with baking. talki ng about my g1aards Ann is (gasp) also a member. It seems she was of Junior high Column/1t Bill llarvey li\les in It lakes a lot of courage to tell you school age - and was sick one day. Hantla1toa Be•cb. abou1 m}' cl ub affiliation. There arc .-----------------------------ccna1n reactions I get from people. The first 1s when I fix m} famou'i snack. I ha'c a secret reci pe that I Ii>. from 11me to 11mc and scr"e at mee11ngs. People lo"c 11. and 11 goc~ 'cry qui ckl)-They smar k their hps and shovel 11 in nghl up to the 11me I happen to mention that the main mgred1cnb arc chicken g121ards and hearts. suall). people unobtrusively drop pon1ons of the '>nack into obscure place'> and become 'cl) polite: but occas1ona lly. th cn· will Ix· a loud "AAARRRGGGH!" and the occasional person will faint dead awa) This. de'lp11c the fact that nanoseconds ago. he wa~ devouring the g1nard. something indefinable happens. f chan$C from a dchc1ou!I "inack to chicken g1nards. \\ hJt ,Jn \llU ma h · of someone 1\ h11.,.· IJ, 1•ntl' rl·..idmg I\ go' crnmcnt J1l\ uml·nt'' \\hat 1s thcrc to say .11'1l1u1 .1 1\'lllm "ho'>l' f:.I\ oritc maga· 11t1l'' mdulll' < ommcntary. whose 1.1\lmtr 111l'"''' ., "Wild Straw· t1':rm·, "JnJ "hll'l' Ill\ ontc songs arc .. 1>.1nn' l\,), .. ;rnd "La V11: En Rose." l h1· J11krl'n\·l· hl't"-<.'en the two nll'n ''"'' bt.'lJmc .. tar~ when 1t came 11• ·,,,,,,nil· Jl 1M .. Pale namt"d Paul \\.111idJ But Hurt. "hosc fa vorite 1111•' ll' 1, "t .1..ahlJnca." chose two. 11 umphrl'\ Bog.in JnJ .-wait~ -not l Jurin UJlJll. but ··,oung" Lauren BJl-111"' fherl· ~ou.ha'l' it. The u>ml'f\ <11" 1: .11 h1~ "'nr'il -a man for ,, hom :il)fll'arancl."'i arr cvcry1hing. t "11ulJ I'll· till' la'>t to den) that the ,oung L.111rl·n H,1,all "a~. as thl'Y sa). \Onll'lh1ng 10 lnol. Jl. Bu 1 t he-rt" t\ " m1 cth-t ng-abotH 8 tJ rl · s u,,. 11l 1lw \\llrJ 00H1ung" that implies thJI llJlJll 1, hi.~· \1."ron1ca Lake or \\,I <i.1rJna ur '>Ollll" ~"'' .\menca t' pc :r htttttttl:ttf-Twomtttl who , Jmt' JnJ "l'nl 1n J o,cason. BJlJll 1\ no l11ngl·r a J\)guar. But I "nul<l rathl·r !>J)l:nd an l'' cning with ha thJn JO\ ~O·H·ar-old -even that l.1J\ 111 "~pta .. h··· .. nen 1f <ihl' came \\I Iii lUl' lan.h ... C\t'n 1f her favori te mu' ll' "a' "WilJ Stra"hcrrtc'>" and 1'\l'll wml·ho". 1f sh1: could know "hJI I nll'JOI "'"l'n I 'klid I both Jrl.'adl·d .ind wuld not "a11 tor m} '>l>n to [ll 1 l>l<la \hr rnuld not know -~nO\\ h~ l'\~rlCn(C. \lo hit h I~ the •1nl' \\J~ tu ~no" n·rtain things But HJlJll "oulJ. She has the age. lhl' mllc\ the l'haractcr -and the lUUrJ[!l' 111 "l'ar her ~cars hkc) ounge1 \\onh n "-l'Jr Jcwcln. The )O ung Bal.111 v. J\ ,\ beaut). 1he oldcr Bacall. hl.r m.1n~ wom1:n lik1: her. 1!> JU!ll a .l1tkrl·n1 kind uf hcaut\ Ril'bard Cohen iJ • syodlc•ted columnist. The fact that a person belongs 10 Mensa doc\n't ncce">sanl) mean that he or "ihc doc'>n·1 e'er do rcall} dumb thing!. There usl.'d to bt.· a column in our na11onal ncw<,lcttcr. The Mensa Bulletin (original. "hat'!) called "A Turn of the Table'>" Membcr'I would write in and tell about trul y dumb things 1hcy had done. One of my own !by no means the worst) 1') the fact that whenever I ndc the ferry from Balboa Island to the Pcn1mula. if I ha ppen to be the fi~t car on 1hc boat. I fi nd myself about halfwa) acro'i'> the channel. stecnng the ferr) with my steering wheel Thought you might want to know ... .\ true clao;s1c happened to a member who hvcs in Minnesota. He hves 1n a house on the shore of a lake. It wnHpring. so he decided to take the snow ures off his car. He had completed the JOb and. bccau~ 1t was downhill to ht<; garoge. he decided to line the .. now ti res up a nd simpl y roll them down the dri "cwa> into his garage Good idea. He a1ml'd vel) careful!). rclc:i~d 1hc tire., -and \tood 1n c;hockcd ama1~ment a .. hi\ tire\ rolled nght on pa§t the gara e and into the lake. There·, an actual case on record ol COMPLETE SPORTS DAILY lnthe f\\I\ "'' ...... about Pacific View M e m o rial Park 's new project based on a con cept that is o ver t hree tho usand years old: it's called t he family Cemetery. The idea wa s con ceived t o p r ovid e a private family cemeter y within Pacific View Mem o rial Pa .:k for those who wis h t o cr eate a strong fam ily recognition. The Fam ily Ce m et e ry c:1 n b e private o r semi-private, large or 'lma ll, simple or im pre ivc as you choo c. In fact, you can w o r k wtth the arch itect prior to con truc tio n . If yo u 're tn tcr cstcd, please call or write for details. PAC IFIC VIEW M EMORI AL PARK 6 MORTUARY 3500 Ptcif1c View Drive, Newport Beach, California 92663 • 17 14 ) 644-2700 "A Pierce Brother\ Company" ·-' .. Andrea Pllater and Peca Blelen and ..• Jeff Phi Up unmasked as ktng of Carnival In Rio merriment FINiand E4 SeMimHMr, Dn.CMrletand Aw lie .. •••• ..a Palrtda PnMrkklwereamona lhe underwriters ofOranae County Maller Chorale'• third annual Bach fcsaival. Followi na tbe chorale ·s performance of .. Thc Passion Accordina to St. John .. at Orange Coast Collqc ttiey were presented with plaques of appreciation at a wineandhorsd·ocuvrespany in the Villa Park home of Gary and Marcia De Va.a. ---1-hetf~mbcrs.-patrons...con,~- tributorsand auesis-werejoined by soloistsJ .. H y arfd ,,_...._Weld, tenors: DeMru soprano. and Reaey Gllfry, ba~baritone. scason'sfcstival wasofspeCla Trhponanccas '85 commemorates the 300th binhday of Jo hann Sebastian Bach. Advisorycommitt.eemcmbers were Nucy A~rTMn&oll,chairwoman;Gary A.Deva.a, Fl'HerldSwau,SudraMcCue(chorale p1anist)and Dr. Ma•rtce Allan. Orenve CC*t DAILY KOT/Ma ........ 19 upericncn wath htr phy51cal &krapy at RIO. More who ltarned 8bout the April 11 haacbeoft and I 0 a.m. 1ourof1hein1&i&uteia Orantt were Tnattet ....... C=ind&wo •:r;.'! c-u a .. and &IMer,NmeJ AM••,dcv~lopmen&direc· tor; o-.a 8,......, Gayle MMrMa and Pnlll ...... uttutive director. Persons walhina to set involved with RIO may call 633-7400. ... --- Jeff Plalli' of Hunt- inaton Beach had known about has "royal blood" for ...... _________ ._....,--i• sometime ... but to the other MEGHAN MAftGETIC 300 at the Cami val in Rio ball held by Masked Ball cha pt CT of Orange Coum y- Perform ang Ans Center it came asa surprise. With much fanfare bcwasunmaskedandcrowned Kmg Ru I during a fesuveceremony in ihc Disneyland Hotel Ballroom. Others attending the pany were Ooa and Delorn Wa1oaer, the PHJ M•Nn and Deua Buce. • • • , Ruling with him overtheeveningofmcrriment in ela~ratc costumes were Queen Dee TnJHJe (the royal exouc swan)and royal coun-GtuyGrut,~ Naff,Gl•rta Alexnder, YoluUJeaM11, VldJReyn, Kay Z•bro4, JaU•1 Aaroa1, Rkbrd A .. m1, Job Jea1ea,A1 GouaJe1 and Bill Grat U. A coffee at The Ritz that stancd out to be a "friend- raiser" for Rehabilitation Institute ofSouthern Cali- fornia (RIO) and its affi hate. Crippled Children's Society really turned out to be a fund-raiser. Event C hairman DlaH DtellJ said. "HUI and Cllarle1e Pra1er arc so special ... they underwrote the event and we had money to give RIO." Fresh fruit. croissants and Irish coffee were served. Some 80 women lea m ed more about R 10. a non- profit health care facility serving thc county (infants to seniors) for 35 years. Terry Plmeatel,director of ch ildren's programs. talked about services to help youngsters with learning disabilities-how they get help earl y so they can fit in with "normal" y0J.u1&5tcis when they reach school age and about the new day care center with therapists. Te11 Garrard, Helea E1cllbacll and~ SdtHbye (who have been R 10 s upponers for 20 years) attended along with Noey Hlaes, J un1or League president: Andrea Pfl1ter, Pegy BleJn, Ta•ya Norvldu (acting as hostess). Betty Bel4ell and Mary Dell Laca1. Joyce H11Ua11 of H unting1on Beach waschairman for the evening and another Huntington Beach resident Tom Salllvu (there with wife Pattl) was em cee. ..We should make more than $8.000 from this ball for The Center." said Pat Creckett. The evening bepn with cocktails and horsd'ocu vresand continued with a .. Supreme de Volaille Chasscur" dinner and cntenain- ment by Dolores Bedard who sang for the very first time a tunecalled "OrangeCounty". Dkk EmmNtand the Homes Saving o f America Band were an charge of keeping the dance floor occupied. Others getting ca ught up an the pageantry we~ BarbaraandRicbrdA4am1,Marlly.Bakerand.Pat G•yer,S..roa and K.Mx Broob, Marte and GorM lkemorl, Su41ra and Staaley Mittelmu, Mary O.tn and Gary Kal11e, ltJiae and Barbara MarUa. the Bill Reddba1.1, Micbel and Nora MorrllH and Mary Elll1. ..., ...................... Also there were Steve Mar1eticand his daughter Meou, who was in a United Way movie, pictured on :.__-11....-=-...L.J tt)e RIO brpchure and caricatured on Crippled Barbara Campbell and daUChter Debbie. C h1ldrensstationery. Hctalkcdabout their personal Pap:uazz1 is edited by Daily Pilot Style Editor Vida Dean. Dee Trajillo and Jeff Plilllp. ID tlaelr ,..,.i finery • ..tie at tlMlr •bjeeta cl~ ••·~ed ball, benefttlq 1terformtna Arta Ceater. ........ ..,...,., ...... Dr. Anne Steinmann. rfCht, watchee with Sandra McCune and Donna Bance aa otbera aet llaater Chorale plaqaee. P&J'tYina at reception after Bach f eetl•al finale are Don and Doloree '"Waioner and Jonathan Welch, tenor aololat. ........................... Cllne and Barbara llartln enjoy tlae mulr.ed C&rn.lnl lD Rio with Superior Court Jactce Ii~ and Ard.la Kacm. Kids benefit when warring parents separate DEAR .\NN L.\NDERS I ha\c j ust read another aniclc about the disastrouscfTcct of di\· orcc on ch1I· drcn. It 1s something I have never experienced. but I do ha\c something to share M> parcnt..recentl) cekbrated 1he1r 30 th weddingann1H·r..al). The) have a 1emblc m:amagi: Mo1her tcll'i me the) ta)ed 1ogc1her··for1hnakc ofthe children."l1oldher ··v oud1d us no f:l\ or " I spent m) childhood paren11ng m) ) ounger brother and sister whi:n Mom and Dad were not speaking lo each other. We pra)ed c\Cr. night the)' would get a divorce We could adJUSI to that It would have been eas1crthan not knowing what to expect from one minute to the ncitt. Strangely enough I profited 1n some ways from my parents' bad mamagc. I am vcl) close to my brother and sister. <\lso. I lcarned how important commun1ca11on 1s. Bccausi: I grew up with a couple ofhomble cxamplc'l I was determined to h:nc a kwing rclation'lh1pw1th my hu<11band and not be a constant cnll( and com· plainer. I understand howd1 vorcc can have some negat1 vc effects on )Ouns one.,. but to sta)' 1n a miserable marm1gc "forthe sake oft he children" can tx.· "-Orsc. -A DIFFERENT DRlJ M· MER IN M RYLAND nie greatest adVenture fNef' born I -NOW PLAYINO - IUfNA 'AllK '"""' . , .. °' "' "' 4010 * C09TA MllA l,_•o '4fl101 •IL T~O • to..•U lt1t ,, ~'"°° ........ u;-o:r. Wllolltlt. • ~ANOI CtnlPIWN ?l 11' 1 ~ All• l.uDEIS DEAR MARYLAND: Some cllil· dren of divorced parent• do Hffer becaH~ of Ille split. Otllen become 1troa1er 19 Ille brokea placH. Simply belDI raised by a molller ud fa Iller 11nder one roof parutfft .. 1111a1. Tiie lllgla rate of divorce today (58 percent) HUHll tllat ceeplet mipt try a little llarder to make marriage work. If I& 11 uuerly lmpo11lble, every011e l1 bester off wlaea Ille warrln1 partaers '10 U1elr separate ways. • • • DE.\R .\NN L.\NDERS: Would you consider a SC'\ual rela11onsh1p between first cousins 1nce t? Docs 11 produce unheahhych1ldren? I know couples who are first cousins and their children have no v1s1ble b1nh defects. Please discuss the chances for defec ts of children who arc born to first cousins. Forpnvacy'ssake. - NO NAME. NOST .\TE. U.S..\. DEAR NO NAME: I woald DOt coe1ider u latlmate relaU01111llpor marriage betweea first coHl91 lD· u aste . " ...rn rpiece ... ~-. • UCLUSIV£ CNGAGD1lNT NOW SHOWING 1<11 lmrd .'>< l11<·k1{ I 11n1· \fm Ju/111e RRLE : ROSE -CAtRO °"'°" .... ~ ... ... ..., ...... _........ ·--. -· Prl wMctc, TOWN r.F NTfR . . . . .... ,5 1 4184 ' • .. I I • I . I •_J \ A ... f \A ~ llUI\ 600 aoo 4~ TIE tEAT IS ONI • • NOWPLAVINQ cestaou1. In some 1a.tet, llowever, marrla1e betweea fin& co.1ia1 11 llle1a1. I conHlted wltll Dr. Heary L. Nadler. dean of Wayne Sa.te Unlver· 1ity Medical Scltool la Detroit. Dr. Nadler said, "Tllrtt perttat of all cllll~ren born lD tM Unltd Sa.tea llave bir~ defects. Tiie lncre11e la birtll defects amoe1 clllldren bona of first-coHi• marrla1e1 i1 oaly sU1llt· lyllJper. "1\ere are certai. genes 111cll as Tay·Saclls, sickle cell anemia. ud -----. .,_ ..... ·-··-· "'MASK' IS SUPERB. One of the most beautiful love stories we've had in the movies in quite a long time ... It's a beautiful film ... certain to be one of the year's most talked about pictures:· -Gene S..~ AT THE MOVIES· T\I A UNl\l[ls.o.L PIC'TU•l ................... .....,, - HOWPLAVINO ~ \A---,,.._ •• _..... .'°\'-- __, .... l"Ml ----· -,. .. ,.._ ..... , __ ,_ ....... - ~ .. .,, "" --.. •lO nt _,_ ...... __ ,. -f-~'--c--t!IOI..--... -.... ~·l?<l • • • _,. .. 1'4'" • ·~ :-;: -= ... -'391110 SlMIUI .... NOW IHOWINGI CGPl IDA "' •I• .. ,.1214010 MM,,_ Oii• .... tS14ttJ --~· £OWMOS c11.1M a im• ... -0!>94 uaDTM T &-Sll S. l--s.Gll • cystJc fibro1l1 wlllcll, If they were present la botll parents, woald affect tlleclllld. Tllese,~are,llowever, relatively rare.' llalrplecn for men -so lo11g as &My u e tile rigllt color.areof lllgllqeality, flt well ud are properly malntaiae4. • • • I •••Id Hggest tllat all coaple1 wbo llave lnllerta.ble dluasn 19 &Mir families 1ttk 1netlc screeai.1. .... DE.\R .\:'II:-.! L.\NDER 1:an 10 bt' moreattractl\c'l-.\R( HI El"i L .\ DEAR ARCH: I am aot against Disco\ er how to~·date ba11 'l4-1thou1 ID/ling hooi . line and smier -\nn Landers· booklet. "Da1in1 Do's and Don 'ts ··" 1/1 help) ou be mort f)01scd and surf' of.' ourself on dares \<·nd '0lenrsalong \41th a long. Hampttl seJf.addl'C'ued en' elope '411h \Ourrrquest to -'nn ~nders. P n Bo, 1199 5 n11~0 111 6U611 PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES* tlllOll QIU I t t 1 J llt A I\ .. '" U1 '· " H ... I '"' " .. I ... 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BUENA PARI< ,..n••• 111 t'l.l: .. --·-~Ill loHABRA .. u ... 114 Ill ,_,.._., 9-• I ...... -. "'eaalf\1 ....,. C•-P'LCS """' I M IS<;tQN • ' • • .. -· .. . . .... • ar doesn't guarantee caree~ for all winners I TV L1' llNi1 --I .,: ~N#NDI MMTTOMMT ---~ . .... '---·-....... HOl..tYWOOO -An Oscar can ... the eold at tht end of the rainbow Ill' an ac1or or IC\ttss-a prite which makes one bank.able at 1he box office IDd souaht after on the social circuit. lut it may also be a jinx. LMM8 OI TMINCH NllJ Godfaiher. Pan II." Nobody knows the trouble ht has seen sinc::t then. He nlm'ICOWM"I went wildly over budact with ITM'9 .. Apocalypse Now," failed ~u· •••• MPC>M larfy with "One From The Heart." ... DCM~~---111,.NTIT The so-.call~ Oscar jinx was once == explained by t~e late David Nivc-n. MOUUTMOTUNI "There arc two kinds of Academy MCMI Awards for actors," Niven said. "One Utt "Heir" (197JI John Savage, is Jiven to an actor because the old Tl'MI Wlllmt. boy has been around for a Iona time (l)MCMI and deserv~ a pat on the back. That's ••~ "Unttittlflllly Y04111'' (19M) how I got mine. bl~s the voters' OudleyMoort,.......,.Klnlltl Thole who doubt the jinx theory mipt stop to wonder what ever blPOmed to Miyoshi U meki, Qeol)C Cliakiri&, Lila Kedrova and Louise Fletcher-Oscar winners who faded into obscurit)'.. 1-:1-.....,..__ An<r Wliat a...,..,,~u"'"'"t ..... a"""c.,-aerctmlno. heans. .a -t:ID- I h ==;::..__ -Ttreotherkrnd'Ofescan'"Jha~L --1' etc er out for a onct·in-a-lifetime kind of MJCI DAYIMAIN • 8tn Kingsley and Richard Dreyfuss. 10 name a few. On Academy Awards niaht. each stood in the spotlight, a JOld pla1ed statuene in hand. basking in the area test glory of their cal'CCn. But that moment. when their names were in headlines, seemed to mark the high point of careers which declined afterward. existence. If I didn't leave. I would role that is so dazzling that it must be ~}'W!!L' ~ have cracked up." She returned to recognized. But what docs the poor N•ll....,.MIXlll Europe and de"oted herself to the chap do for an encore? Pans like that I FMBOICULTURE theater. rarely happen twice in a lifetime." • NIWI For others -performers and Some performers who had just that . =~FOftl'UNE directors -the Oscar has been lesS-problem were: . MOVIE than the golden opponunity they Louise Fletcher. the best actress of 0 "Chlttil Chin And The Cur•Of dreamed of. I 97S. gave a memorable J?OJ"!rayal of The Oregon Queen" 119811 P91er Michael Cimino. who won the the dreaded Nurse Ratchatt in '•One UStlnOV, Aidwd H•tcl\. "There is no such thing as an Oscar Oscar as best director of 1978 for Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest." But (%)MOVIE "The Dcerhun1er." next directed an Hollywood has few such meaty roles u ** "The 5'*it OI St. Lu" ambitious western. "Heaven's Gate," for middle-age actresses. and Miss (1957)~Stewwt.MllrreyHMlll which became the quintessential fail-Fletcher has made only occasional ion jinx." insisted Luise Rainer. who has been cited as the classic case of the Oscar jinx. The legendary actress was the first performer to win two Oscars fo r "The Great Ziegfeld in 1936 and "The Oood'"Eahh" in 1937. After that. her film career faded. But when she visited here this year to film a segment of"Love Boal," she said tber.e were other reasons for her career eclipse. She explained 1hat the steond Oscar came after she had made eiJht films in three years, was undergoing a divorce from play- wright Clifford Odets and had tired of being bossed by MGM. .. , had to nee for my life." she said. "I had been pushed to the limit of my ure. torpedoin~ United Anists and films since. appearing in "Excorcist 2: cooling off C1m 1no's care~r. Only The Herc11c:· "The Cheap Dctcc- recently-has he been rccovcnng. tivc." and "Brainstorm." And what about Ben Kingsler,. best Miyoshi Umeki. best supponing actor of 1982 for "Ghandi'? He actress of I 9S7. won for her touching hasn't appeared in a major film since. role as the tragic sweetheart of Red Richird Dreyfuss' career went into a Buuons in "Sayonara." But there tailspin after his Oscar for "The were few parts for Japanese actresses GoodbyeGirl"in 1977,andTimothy in Hollywood and she found little Hutton. best suppon1ngactorof 1980 work except in a Jerry Lewis comedy for "Ordinary People." hasn't had"ll and .. The Counship of Eddie's hit since. Father." Francis Ford Coppola scored the George (hakiris was best suppon- amazing feat of wanning for best ing actor of 1961 for his ponrayal of director of 1974 for a sequel. "The the dynamic gang leader in "West Side Story.'' But casting directors saw ---------------------------fits slight dancer's build as unsuitable for leading man roles and he made Scripters due Oscars LOS ANGELES (A P) -The late scrccnwnters Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson have been voted~ Academy Awards for their contribu· tions to the script for "The Bridge on the River Kwai ." The movie won the I 9S7 Oscar for best screenplay based on material from anotht'r medium. Foreman and Wilson will be honored along with Pierre Boullc who wrote the book on which the movie was based. The writers· widows will receive-- the Oscars on behalf of their hus- bands at a special screening of "Kwai" by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. - M()+; THURS 7 00 9 00 "fllDAY THI UTH PT. V: A NIW HGtNNINO" (I ) MON· THURS S 00 I 00. 10 00 1•warf11 FOUJIUIN VUlfY -·. . . 839-1&00 EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT ~ EOOIE MURPHY "THI GODS MUST ' "HVHl Y HlllS CO'" (I ) ) . II CIAIY" ('Gl • \ 6 00. 8 15 10 20 '"""~---M-ON_. T_HU_R_s_1_1_s_v_1_s __ 1 ACADEMY AWARD NOMS HARRISON FORD ' INCL BEST PICTURE "WITNISS" (I ) ) "THI KILLING fllLDS" (I ) 7 30 9 •5 1 15 10 10 .. • •TRACK DOLBY Sl'EREO EOOE MURPHY "llVllL Y HILLS CO'" (I ) 6 00 8 1s •O 15 1•w1N1 WUTBROOI . ,, ·. . . ·. 530·4401 GE" VIAL AOM SSIO S3 "'fllDAY THI UTH f'f.V1 A NIW llGINNINO'' (I ) MON IHURS 6 I~ 8 15 10 00 only a few more films including. "Diamond Head.'' "623 Squadron." and "Is Paris Burning?" Lila Kcdrova was unforgettable as Anthony Quinn's faded sweetheart 1n "Zorba the Greek" and won the best supporting actress Oscar in 1964. But the French-Russian actress played only character roles in subsequent stage and film appearances including "Torn Curtain," ··Penelope," and "The Kremlin Letter ;-r-- ' '---------•TRACK OOlBV STEREO EOOtE MURPHY ) "•IVlllY Hl&.U COP" Il l 1 1~ 9 20 ~......,...,_-ex c lD s IV t ENGAGEMENT , AC AO£ MY AW'-RD NOMIN'-ll(m<; 'THI IOSTONIANS"' 100 9 JO MON THURS 7 00 9 00 "'INTO THI NIGHt" (I ) II J~ "VISION QUUT" (I I M()N. THURS S 30. 10 35 "IAIY: SICHT Of THI LOST UGIND'' l'GI ) r 'O P 1~ 10 10 --• !RACK DOLBY STEREO HARRISON FORD "WITNISS" (I ) • A<..ACJEMV AWARD NOMINA llONS "THI ICILUNO flllDS" (I ) 6 ·~ 9 :JO ) HARRISON FORD "WITNISS" (I ) ... • 7 1• g ·~ I ) l 7 15 9 •S MOLLY RINGWALD "'THI IHAICfAST ClUI" (I ) MON-THURS 7 15. 9 16 '"VISION QUIST" (I ) 6 I~ 10 10 .. 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"IAIYt SICIU Of THI LOST UGIND" <'GI I ( ·oo 900 ./ ~~~~~OOl="'""~ev~S~T~EA~f~O:--~-~, ''WffHIH" (I) • fRACK OOUIY STEREO _.,"' U>OtE MUf.,HY ' ' HAMSON FOl'ID ) ( 800 1 20 1020 "llVllLY HtUS CO'" <•> MON-rMtlM • oo, • •· 10 '° •dw1Nf1111t1sa .... fl 1>07ft +\Adi iW tM AUlr· '"o> • '~ 10 i~ THI 11¥11" (,.._I.JI ,J PETER IOGDANOVICH 5 "MASK" (PG-IJ) 1009\0 HllRRISO+; FORD ··wnNIH" (I ) MON fHURS 1 30 9 0 · '~Wtlrd\ \II r Al L&5 UU Nill S lllLL 7 U 15 1 1 • .! L.L-:-:.r:. r -''THI ..... , ... Ct.Ila" (I) '1 JO ':IC • '~ 41 ·~ • 1\ •TRACK STE.M O WAL r DfS~ V I 'fANTAltA" (0) •0 !Cl() ~)O 7 •6 r xc~ "'' At IElllT eAOOf(I LOST lflf AMlllCA" (I ) '-> 1• •ot •~ \..,. 10"•0 "fllDAY THI UTH "· V: A NIW llGINNING"' (I I " .... I Hl.JRS fi •~ 8 •O 10 20 '-C.ADEMY AWARD NO~S INCL BEST PICTURE THI IC!LllNG ftlLDS"' (I) • '~ 10 10 ·',olin llYINGI" (I ) MON THURS 7 30 9 30 ) Clint Eutwood play. a track drl~r who doabl•ua bare-knackle boaer ln the mo.te .. E•ery Wblch Way Bat LooM," atrtai tonJf.lat at 8 OD NBC. Channel '· Lewis. Milton Berle. (%)MOVIE ••• "Mu Ougan Returns" (19831 Mww MllOn. JMOn Rc>Mrdt. _..,._ !~ t t t "TlwM Coins 111 Thi Fount1111" I 'f:rv*#IWI NIBHT\.ltl •HUNT VllAI M>CICR)N)FIS LAT&afT~ MCWI -11:A6- t19541 Clifton Webb, Dorothy ())MOVIE Mc:Gulft. t ''Swf II" ( 19841 Eddie o.z.n. lJn. • F0U< AEUNION AT DEVI.. '8 di Ktrridgt. t * t ·•Max ~ Returnt" (1813) Marsha MMon, J..on Robardl. (Z)MOVIE .. "Purple Helttl'' (1914) Kin Wlfll. Cheryl Ladd. -t:»- (J) JOHN IAlllOIJWI WOM.D -t:IO- I MCON>llD AU. .. THE FNI&. Y THATCR. • LAIC£ -12:00- • NO CASH DOWN IM8TlNG I 1WUIHT DE (C) MOVE -10:00-AN EVENleG ATTMUCADBIY u ~ "Aollcwtr" (1981) Jn Fonda, -1:40- 1·1rUCEY ~~. Book And CIMll" ,~:;:-_,,.~ NCH MAH, POOR MAN 100K I I 1959) JMlll Slewlf't. Kim NovWI. a ..... Pl.EDGE~ Cf) llJEl'aaNT ..a FATHER ICNOWI 8T 1N11EY liaLER 0 MOVIE CALLING AU 8PORT8 t t ~ "l.lndl" (1973) St• Sttwna. -taO- MOVIE Ed Ntbon. Cf) MCMETONENEWI t t t "Psycho 11" ( 1983) Anthony (C) MOVIE • ~ ... IAO()l(t Ptttllnl Meg flly t 1h "Soggy Bottom, U.S.A." (1981) (Jl)..,.,,s CB) MOVE · Ben Johneon, Loll Ntt1Jlton. • "Surf II" ( 19841 Eddie Otezen. Un- t \t "Sehlr1" ( 1984) BrOOkt Shields, (JI) NOT NECElt'M.YlHE ~ =-=llson. MCME8 _12:30_ "R«kltla Oisfeg.rd" (1985) Tt11 t "Thi Ice Ptt1tet" (1984) Robert BIBLATlllGHTWITHDAVID Hwper, Leellt NlllMn. Urich. Mwy Cro.Oy. • -.OA.. -HO- W: I I-eMOVE -10:10-•N..FMDHITCHCOCK .u ··~" (.1965) •GOOD M>CD' Ff El E 111- -10'.a-CJ) lME WY THEATER John Forsyttlt, Sen=. -•MOVIE CJ)~ NllJ 0 8 ,_AU TOGETHER NOW ttt "Oetec:ti\19 S1or(' (1951) 1<1111 • ..,.,,s llJSIBaNTNEWS ~~Park•. t~ "Ludty Ttxtn" (1934) John ttt "Mu Dugan Returns" (1983_)_,.DEl.i.._,~,.y~:iMttWAVIMD~H,_...~._..._~OF--. UM.~ -~ ~t=='dl. O PEOPl.FSCOURT LTNIJIGHllMN ~~..,LAUGHTIR (J) ..,.,,E -11:00-CB> MOVIE (Z) ..,.,,15 "'*111111 Oisfeg.rd" (1985) Tess 888(1)(1JQINEW8 H "Hwry And Son" (1984) PIUI tU "Jot" (1970) P91er Boyle, Hltpef, Leslie Nielsen I::.. AND AU.EN NtwmMI, Robby 8e!llOl'I. Oennlt Pltrlck. -l:30-I J9ffRION8 -1~ -HD-• l1C TAC DOUGH PEOP\ES COURT 9 ()) MCM t AN & WR i FAITH 2ID Cf) LOVE IOAT MC*EY, MC*EY, MONR... -1:00-Delll lHE MENACE e NTUALI cm MOYIE / --e MOYIE ->.40- -t.00-••'h "The Riddle Of The Sands" ttt ''CleopMre" (1934) ca.udeltt (C)MOYIE I CJ) KA Tl a AWE ( 1980) Michael Yen. Simon MKC:of • Colbert. WIN"tn Willems. *. "CNtit CNn And The eur .. Of WONDERWOMAN k~. ...... The Oregon Queen" (19111 "91• ~IAMAM WALTEM (%)MOYIE Cf) MOVIE Ustlll0¥, Aictllrd HMdl, f'IEWV ** "Expoeed" (1983) N .. tMlf,I •'h "Thi l.awlllS Nineliel" (19381 -4:00- MERV OA1mN l<Nlcl, Hwvey Keitel. .JoNl...Wiynt. ~ Hayea. (!) ......as e CHt.OAEN IETW&N lff AND -11:30-• WOYIE e GENE ICOTT DEA TH 9 (J) SIMON & 8110N t tt "Thi Huty Hein" ( 19501 (8) MOVIE (O)MOVIE llBIESTOFCAASON AoNldRugln,Pt1ri<HNell. tt'h "Vldeodrome·· (1983) Jamn • • "Cracklno-ttp" ( 19831 Jerry 000 COUPLE G ~PYLE Woodl. Otborlh Harry. cm MOVIE cm MOVE 'One More Night' hasitsday By Tiit A11ociated Pre11 The following arc Billboard's hol record h11s as they appear m ncxl week's issue of Billboard magazine. C'opyright 1985. Billboard Publica1ions. Inc. Reprinted with permission. · HOT SINGLES 1 :·one More Night" Phil Collins (A1- lant1c) 1 "Ma1enal Girl" Madonna (Sire) "\:·c an't F1gh1 This Feeli ng" RE:O Spcedwagon (Epic) 4."Lo"cr Girl" Teena Mane (Epic) S "Wt' A~ the World" USA for 4,fnca (('olumb1a) NOWPLAY..a mu Mlfwl lru ,..,. 1m> m.sm ........ UA~ 1152•1 CllTA-Etwwdl.,_ ~744( ...... Efw"*CNll!t C.Wt7MW ..... ..... *"' r~Ftw m.1307 PUWltTOll Foo. 5a-4741 _ .... ~ WtllllRltll UCM«>t -· [ .... ~ ... II E-. ....... , .. -WOWWWM CIOEDOmE n 6:1'00 Late for Goodbyes" Julian Lennon (Atlanuc) 7."Private Dancer" Tina Turner (Capilol) 8."High On You" Survivor (Scotti Bros) 9."Cra zy for You" Madonna (Sire) 10."Nightshifl" Commodores (Motown) I I ."The Heal Is On" Glenn Frey IMC'A) TOP LP1 I. "No Jackel Required" Phil Collins (A llanuc) 2. "C'enterfield" John Fogerty (Warner "An Inspired comedy." -!HE NEW YORK TIMES. Janet Maslin ALIEllT BROOKS JULIE HAGERTY ~. ~ At•lttNtt..,,,,,.,,•UA'll \J'.-·:.-::.:::.~o ·--.. , ...•. -· -· .. -· IXGMllVlmGAGIMINT MON-THUIS 6: 15, 1:05, 9:50 ~dwar !:·, l 100 CINEM A I ~.':: t'. II : 0 • t h 13 8 3 5 0 STRDIUm a ' ' . ~ ...... .,,.... .... s ~Ylal Tiie New Klik UO '°"'"'9-,:fl I• tal "•C•• .,..,. .......... , ......... (It) ..., .. . ""' c •. ,.. ..... ,. s.,o~t':':J l rH m,w1•~m ...... ,", ,,,. 7:11. t ilt l cOI l tt: 7 1U ••• 0 v~:w=!,I"' Tiit lllrt Tlllftt fN•t I) Bros~ 3."Born In The .S.A." Bruce Swina- stcen (Columbia; 4."Bcverl) Hilb Cop" Soundtrack (MCA) S."Pri vale Dancer· Tma Turner (Capitol) 6."L1ke A Virgin" Madonna (Sire) 7."Make It Big" Wham (Columbia) 8."Whecls <\re Turning" REO Spccd- wagon (Epic) 9."Agenl Pro"ocateur" Foreigner (At· lanuc) t 0." Reckless" Bryan Adams (A&M) 11."Ne~ Ed111on" New Editton (MCA) - llobanlou linked to nuke plant d~lays, cost overrun• By tlM Allodalillll Preas b NE~ YO.RK -Unions conlrolled by orpni1cd crame helped stretch out c nstruct1on time 10 I .S years and add lo lhc S4 bilhon cost overruns of LonJ I.land's Shoreham nuclear power plant, the CB television show "60 Minutes reported Sunday. Two of the plant's former workers uid mob-influenced unions had absolute control of work at the power plant in Suffolk County. The Nuclear Rqulatory Commi 1ion arantcd Shottham a tow-power licenJC last !fOnth, but withdrew i1 aftel' hearina alJqat1on1 of problems at the plant. O'Neill My• lie can •tllJ kill JDC WASH INOTON -House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill says he c1n still build a House majority to kill the MX missile system but th4t President Re1aan is "J?Ulling outev~ry stop" to assure its surv1v~I. .. The voteb ~cry. very close." While House h1efofStafTDonald Regan said Sunday. T~ mten5e battle for votes was continuing today. with House members invited to a White House tJrfeft~Rcapn ~mc:M:hrcf-irrm n-egotilrtor Max-Kampelma-n ·•on the rtlationsh1p of the MX program lo progress in arms control." Rape vlctlm• mu•t pay for evidence WASHI NGTON -Adding 1nsuh to injury, victims of rape and attempted rape have to foot tht.• bill for medical evidenec needed to1)f'osecult assailants •. Assistant Attorney. General Lois Haight He~ri!'gJo.n says. Commenting On a rep<>rt showing there were al least 1.5 m1lhon rapes or attempted rapes between 1973-82. Mrs. Herrington said that ·•in many states. nape victims must literally pay for their crime." The new study. relea~d Sunday. was based on information obtained through the National Crime Survey. It showed. among other things. that medical expenses averaged SI 04 for some 580.000 rape victims who suffered injuries. FAA to cut flight delay• NEW YO RK -NC'wairtraffic proccdureu1med at reducing fligh t delays which hit record levcl'i last year include dropping the requirement that airliners on the same flight path be separated by 20 miles. The New York Times reported today. The Federal Aviation Administration will begin new air traffic procedures next month. following the expiration next Sunday of an agreement that airlines made la st fall to adjust rush·hour schedules 10 reduce congestion. the newspaper said. Goetz to be a no-•how today NEW YORK -A lawyer for Bernhard Goetz says his client will appear before a grand jury Tuesda) -not today -despite a grand Jury's refusal earlier to dela) his testimony in the subway shootings of four youths. Defense auorne) Barr)' Slotnick said until Sunday. he and another defense lawyer. Joseph Kclncr. thought GoctL would not be able 10 testify until Friday because they were tied up in trials involving other clients. But Slotnick called WCB - TV during the live .. Ncwsmakers" program. which featured an interview with Ketner. to say he would appear Tuesday with Goetz because Manhattan District Attorney intervened to free him for one day from a previous trial commitment. AIDtl linked to kiuing BURLINGA ME -A man whose wife died of AIDS has succumbed to pneumonia and fatigue but had the "classic symptoms" of Al DS. says a doctor who bellcws the man contracted the fatal illness by kissing the woman. Donald Paul Bauer. 72. died Sunda} 15 days after being admitted to a Burhngame hospital. Hts wife had died of AIDS in September after receiving a contariilnatcoolood tranSlusion in 1979 . .\uthoritles s3)1fllla ii. correct . Bauer would be the first person on record to get Al OS from another person·s sah va. -Cl.A-new-popalaE-On-campu------ LO ANGELES -After )Cars of ammo ll) generated by the Vietnam War and Wa1ergatc. recruiters for the Central lntelhgencc AgenC) ha\e once again become welcome on most campuses. "We had a record 150.000 JOb applications last }l.':tr." said Patti Volz. a CIA public affairs spokeswoman. Mo~t collegt• \eniors were nine years old when the la st U.S. fighting troops pulled out of Vietn am in 1973. and 10 when President Richard M. Nn;on resigned from office 1n 1974. McMartin kids treated to picnic MANHATTAN BEACH -A picnic \tSited by Emmanuel Lewti. of the television show "Webster" was held for children undcr$01ng counseling 1n connection with the McMartin Pre-Scbool child molestation case and others. The picnic Sunday was organized b} the parents of children who attended the Virginia McMan1n Pre-School and five oth er area preschools that were closed after investigations into allegations of child molcsta11on. More than 100 families ancndc:d the event on a local high school field. Seven inducted into TV Hall SANTA MO NICA-Television nQtab.lcsCarol Burnett. WalterCronk1te and Sid Caesar were inducted into the Telcv1s1on Academy Hall of Fame for their contribu tions 10 the magic tube. Sylvester ··Pat" Weaver. the NBC executi ve who founded the "Today'' and "Tonight" shows. was also inducted during a black-tic gathering of 650 cclebri11es. telev1s1on exec utives and their friends at the Santa Monica C1v1c Auditorium on Sunda)'. Rod Scrling of "Tw1hght Zone" fame. Ed Sulll\an and Joyce Hall. founder of the "Hallmark Hall of Fame" tclc\ is1on specials "ere inducted into the Hall of Fame po'lthumously. W ORLD French teacher believed kidnapped BEIRUT. Lebanon -The head of the French Cultural Center in the Moslem port city of Tripoh in northern Lebanon is reported missing and feared kidnapped. police here said today. Police sources in Beirut said Bernard Bonne. a French language teacher at the center. informed police in the ~1~11 neighborhood of the t'1t) that G1!les Sidney Pcyrolles last had been sec\1 Saturday aftcrnoon.Tnpult I\ 50 miles north of Beirut. Chine•e torpedo boat returned home SEOUL. South ~orca -1 he go,crnmcnt announced Monday 1t "ould allow a C'h mesc torpedo boat and its ere" to return home. and said invtstigators had concluded the ''1olencc that left six crewmen dend was not political! motivutctJ. The 1orpedo boat had drifted into South Korean w:itcrs bn Frida) with the dC"ad sailors on board and was towed to a port on the we t coa!tt. (io\crnmcnt ~pokesman Lee Won-hong said Monda} that all 13 sun 1v1ng Cl\'wmcn. including two who were wounded m the i.hoot1ng and lwo pther blamed for <:au 1n_g. the inl·1dcn1. had said the) wanted to retur~ to China. Lee mnlle no spcc1 hc mention of reports that some of the crew mtghl have been trying to defect. but <1a1d the clash was started by two disgruntled crewmen who hud been reprimanded by their superiors shortly before the ~hooting. ' v , Mysterygas blast la/are 21 in LA clothing store LO · NGELES (AP) -Fim fed O ne employee was not IC(ountcd the substance to be a rMthanc-betCd bya my11er1ou1pscontinued to bum for' but 11tarc:h of the 11ott found no natural IM without tome compo. around 1 Hollywood clothin' stor~ one, Fire Depenmtnt Battalion Chief ncnts of w commercial pfoduc:t, hours af\er 21 people were injured. Richard Baker said early today. Bew uld early today. two criticall y, when In c:xplosion Commercial buildinp in a two-block "We're tlainki111 now 1ba1 it's an shattered the buildina H lbo\11 7S area around the scene were tvacuated abudoned oil MU,•· he uid. people shopped inside. authorities af\er tht bl1st. The n.a. m!lht have to • said. Tht explosion blew the front ofrthc aUowcd 10 bum for days until lht ; Gas sttp1na lhrough the .around Ross store, shattered windowa up to.a source )I found, he uid, addi.ftf that it burned in flaming hedgerow, early block away and cracked the ~ve-was possible the ps mitbt not today as authorities. who eliminated ment around lhc tore. Oamase was necenerily be comi,. from an abln- commercial natural gas as the source. tentatively Htimated at S400.000, doncd 'Wll shown by city maps to be ck1«1ed in a K Man llOl'C anOll aM investigated whethcrthepsthlt blew said Assistant Fire Chief Joseph adjacent lo the atore. strcd. and fitt off'tciAll ¥ettled 11 wiall apart Ros" Dres$-for-Less at S p.m. Lockwood. ··we have in our ex~ &hat spatk·frtt bk>wns. Sunday came from an abandoned. ··There was debns a mile in the air 'those wtlls have leaked (in the ~st).'' Gas com pa by service rcp- buried 011 well. it seemed.'' said Kim Canada, who ps compeny division manqer Jim rtSenlant1ve John Arnot uad he wnt -;a.1Rrt~lnnhrllamc spread-work Mmd~1-nc...--fiiRh.ciadctitfnaidt;-. --------nmriht'iJrllCl'l~t-ojr-iheK Meft_. __ _..,.......,. ... down sidewalks along two sides of the across the street from Ross. · Amona the locations a.ffeclcd by found "about two inches of waw ia bu1l~mg and about 80 feet across a The Southern California Air Qua Ii-the continuing closure wtrc an some arelS of the bumleet and II' it parking lol to 3rd Street. Flames ty Management District and the elementary school. 1 shoppif\C ~nter secptn& up throu&h the -..er." nickered along the ground and some-Southern Cahforn1a Gas Co. "con-and Farmer's Market. the noted He said thepslackstheodon~bich times flared several feet through elusively" eliminated commercial gas tounst spot. the gas company pull into 1u pt but cr"icks and fissures. as the fuel through tests that revealed After thc..blasL fumes were also instead had a "sewer type odot.'' Army officer slain by Soviet guard HEIDELBERG. West Germany ( .\P) -Soviet guard shot and killed an unarmed U.S. Army officer o( the American military m · ssioo in East Germany and the United States lodJcd a "serious protest" over the incident. U.S. authorities said today. An urgent investigation of the shooting was under way. authorities said. The officer was identified as MaJ. Arthur D. Nicholson. Jr., 37, of West Redding. Conn .. according to Lt. Col. Miguel Monteverde. an Army spokesman at the Pentagon in Wash- ington. He JOmed the Army on May I. 1969. he S~lld. Nicholson. who was posted to the U.S. military mission 1n Potsdam. East Germany. wa$ killed while on duty unday afternoon wuh another officer. "some distance from Berlin,'' said a diplomatic source.in the West German capital of Bonn. The other off teer was unhurt. said the source who spoke on condition he not to be identified. Both Americans were unarmed. he said. The death was announced in a brief statement from the U.S. Army's European headquarters 1n Heidelberg. which said it learned of the shooting on unda}. A Pentagon official. who spoke on cond111on of anonymity. said the shooting occurred m or near the East German town of Ludw~lusl, which 1s about I 00 miles northwcsl ofBerhn and about 30 miles from the West German border. The official said he did not know what type of East German or Soviet installations might be m th~area. but added: "This officer wasn't doing anything he shouldn't have been doing." In East Berlin. Soviet Embassy spokesman Viktor Kozlikir refused to comment on the incident. .. We have no mformauon:· he said. 5tatemcnt by spokesman Thomas A. Homan said. "The officer was on duty u 1 member of tbt U.S. mili~ liait0n mission in Potsdam (East Get· many)," the statement ujd. ••An urgent investigation ii uoder way 10 determine the exact circumsuoce of this unfortunate incident." Officers at the Potsdam miaions arc allowed to tr3vcJ around East Germany except in restricted areas named by the Soviets. sucb as Soviet military installation&. In Washina- ton. a State Dcpanmcnt offteiaJ , who spok.e on condition be not be ident- ified. said the slain officer "was not in a restncted area." Soviet diplomat defected to U.S. The U.S. Arm)' statement said. .. U.S. officials arc discussing the scnou'lness of the incident with the Soviet authorities." Later. a U.S. d1plomat1c source 1n Bonn said the United States filed a ··serious protest" with the Soviets over the shooting. It was lodged by the U.S. diplomatic mission in West Berhn. he said. · The U.S. mission was one of three set up in PotS<bm after World War II by the three Western Allied powers- thc Unned States. Britain and France -as a liaison with the Soviet forces 1n East Germany. At the time the missions were established. in the~ late 1940s. Com- munist East Germany was still the Soviet-occupied zone. NEW DELHI. India (AP) -The U.S. Embass)' said today a Soviet diplomat Y.ho disappeared while joggi ng has defected to the United States. but the Soviet Embassy claimed their man might have been illegall y sp1nted out of the country. The U.S. Embass). break1n~ its ~nee_ on the March 17 ~ pearance of 37-year-old Igor Gezha. who was stationed in New Delhi. confirmed India's rcpon of the defec- tion and U1smlssed any tonncttio11 with the assassination of a Soviet embass} oninal last Thursda) in 1hc Indian capital. ·· 1gor G~tha has requested and been granted poltucal asylum at a point outside India." the American ~tatemcnt said.·· He is s.afe and well in the Unncd tates." .\ spokesman for the So' 1~1 Em- bass} in New Delhi. Vladimir N. Tsatsyn. told The Associated Press toda} that Gczha left behind his d1plomat1c: pai.spon. The diplomat also le(t behind his "1fe and 10-)'car- old dauJhtcr. "'ho ha\C since been moved lrom their residence in south Delhi to the cmbass) compound. Gczha. a third secretary m the cmba,s} 's information depanment. vanished Y.h1le Jogging in a ci t) park. India's External Affairs Ministry on The U.S. officer was killed while unday gave the first official con-.. doing his Job and actingappropriate- firmauon of reports of the defection. ly," said one diplomalic source. who Tsatsyn. the Soviet spokesman, also demanded anonymity. He re- said ofGczha: "He couldn•t be taken fused to say more. to a point outside India wnhout gross The U.S. mili tary mission in West v1olat1on of the sovereignty of this Berlin this afternoon confirmed the nation as his Soloct diplomatic shooti ng. pas-spon<ind 1ctemnrcard rssucct-by--"h 1~ rcgreHhat I must the Indian Foreign Min istry arc confirm the shootmgand the de.ath of currcntl) in the USSR Embassy in an American army officer by a Soviet New Delht... soldier m the German Democratic The Soviet spokesman also -sa~i~d-: -R"-'e-publie (Ees ~ffl"lllfly} OA lhe ··The picture of the disappearance ... afternoon of Sunda). March 24." a is not clear at this stage. But taking The Soviets. 1n tum. set up military offices in three West German citics- Frankfun. Bunde. and 8aden-Backn -as li aisons with the U.S .• British and French military. Un<kr the 1947 asrecment that established the military 6aiton ~ftS --koown as--thc-ttueMe1 Malinin Agreement for the American and Soviet generals who signed the accord -each side is allowed to aet'ffd1t 14 Ot°fiC~ niud-4iCff.Alwi1Mlli'l.J------ personnel to their m1ss1on office. into accou nt the nature of this man. st ts doubtful he was acting vol un- tarily ... Khurshcd -\lam Khan. lnd1a·s dcput} e'ternal affairs minister. told Parhament the government had asked the Un11cd State!> for an e'planat1on ofGczha's defccuon. 23 House members send Soviet warning ··w e ha ve made known our serious concern to the U.S. government about this 1nc1dent and asked them lo let us ha'e full details surrounding 11." he said. "The government of I nd1a is also examining all aspects of the case as to how an official of the oviet Embassy left India clandestinely.·· Democrats tell Gorbechev a rms control talks ---can only work if both sides comply with rules man ol thl' .\ppropna11ons Commit- tee's subcomm11tec on defense; and Les .\spi n of Wisconsin. chairman of 1he Armed Scf\~1ces Committee. National Guard's weapons outdated NEW YORK (AP) -Twcnl)· three Democratic members of the House reported!) ha'e sent a ktter lo M1kha1I Gorbache\ warning that the So' 1ct mon must com pl) "1th arms control treaucs or nsk "senous conse- quences for the fu ture of arms control." The letter to 1hc , O\ 1et leader "as intended to sho" tha1 arms control ad' ocatcs. as well as cn11cs. "'1ll 1ns1st that e'9sttng arms lim11a11on pacts be hon ored before ftrturc ones arc nego- tiated. The Ney, York Times reported 1n its \.1 onda) cd111on ... The letter spec1ficall) referred to a radar system under construction near Krasnovar'k in central Siberia. Llke the adniin1strat1on. the signers con- tend that the radar. when ll stans Y.Orktng "llhm three )'Cars, will \ 1olate the 197 ~treat) on an11balhst1c ml'i'lllC'I. LOS .\NC,ELES(AP>-.\ Depan- mcnt of Defense report says the Pentagon's method of allocat1ng weapons to m1lttal) rcsef\es and the National Guard vi rtually assures that the organ1zat 1ons will ha ve problems if called upon to assist combat troops. a neY.spaper reported 1oda). The document was prepared b) the Resenc Forces Pohq Etoard. a stud) group that reports 10 Defense Sec- retary Caspar Weinberger. The Pro- JCCt on Military Procu rement. a prl\ ate orµnizat1on 1hat 'itud1cs problems in m1hta~ purchasing. made the rcpon available to re- porters. The report cntic11cs a lack of org3n1zcd dccmon making 1n we:ipons allocauon and in m1ss1on assignments and area~ of respon'i1- b1hty for the reserves and National Guard. The report, concluded 1n Decem- ber. did not deal spcc1ficalh "1th Y.hat weapons should be gi ven to re<;ene forces but instead addressed problems caused b) the mix of equipment purchaS<.'d for the 2. I mtlhon active duty troops in the Army, Nav). Air Force and Marine Corps. co mpared to those available to the I m1lhon tn the reserves and National Guard. Michael Bum\ of lhe Business e'ecut1 ves for National Security. a nonpartisan trade association that appltes modern bui.tness practices to Pcnt:igon operations. said the .\ir Force relics hcav1I ) on the contribu- tion the Guard "ould make in "'ar time and estimate~ that 30 to 33 percent of its fighter aircraft in a prolonged Y.ar would come from the Guard .. ( .\ndl The -\rm~ relics \Cl) ht•a\ 11\ on the Guard for combat suppon:· Bums said. But he added that the Nauonal Guard operate!> weapons that are no longer 1n 1hc actl\C forces' invcntol). The lct1er. dclt"ercd to lhe Soviet embass) Frida). said the pro peels for a ltm1t on space-based defenses. which ts w1dch ~en as Moscow's maJorgoal in th~arm scontrol lalks 1n Genl'' a .. y,ould become much more d1ffirnlt .. "llhout stnct comphance Y.lth l'\l'illng agreement!>. the ne"s- parx·r ..aid Thl' ~tgncr.. ol thl' leller include thrct• poy,t•rful Hou~ members who "111 dl·al "1th futun.· arms t~at1cs: Danll' Fa~dl ofFlonda. chairman of the hm•1gn .\tfairs Committee: Josl·ph .\ddabl'xl of Ne"' York.. chair- If the Krai.no~arsk "problem is not resol\cd in a satisfactol) manner," the letter states. "tt '"II have scnous con~qucn<'t's for the future of the arm'i control process:· including eroding "sub tantl' c and political su pport for the .\BM treaty it.self in the Congrei.s and among the Ameri-can peo ple ·· .. ( fill{\ of arm'> control send mg this II.ind of message could be d1s- m1ss .. ·d b) the SO\ 1cts." said Rep. ~tcphcn. 5olar1. D-Ne" York . "But the~ m1gh1 tale 1he point more scnoush Y.hen 11 comc'i from hbcral Democrat<. Y.lth a long 1rack re-cord of support tor arms control ·· ALL BANKS ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL ' SOME ARE FRIENDLY -IRA',. IX MONTH \104\;n '-' 4RKfo:T A< ( Ol '-'T 90 4l'TO LOAN <'Al.1. l S I ODAV .. , 2800 Pactnc oaa& H11hway oro•• del Mar. C 9262G 790. 3000 H0l R8:-... M-Tllen .. 10-t fl'Way TIG9 Nclllanal lallk:- MEMBER FDIC FAIR HOUSING LENDER I ., OD the --.. .. IOIDAr.I CLOSINC PRICES WHAT NYSE Orn UP s AND DowN s NEW YORK <AP) -The following ll1t shows the New York Stock Exche1199 stocks end warrants mat have oone up the most •nd down the most beHd on percent of change regardlfls of volume tor Mondav. No securllln trading below 12 are ln(I· -vded. Net and perce"tage cnanoes are jhe difference belwHn lhe previous clos no price and Mondav's 2 p..m. p.rlce. UPS Name Last Cho Pct. 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Vtr!Hll 'Tl 0 I ~ AM Int 1 , 41/t NASDAQ SUMM ARY Goto Quon s That's an apt description of both business and -' business people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of ---whereeomparltes are gotng and-which people are helping ~ -- them get there.just watch ·credit Line' -every day tn tile e Business section of your new llllJ Piii ' Villanova rewards its coach Swarming defense puts-Masstrntn • '\ team in Fin a Four BiRMINGHAM. Ala. (AP) - Tears were rolling down Rollie Massimino's ~hubby cheeks mo- ments after he reached his elusive goal -the NCAA basketball tour- nament's Final Four. "I think we're over the hump now." Massimino said Sunday after his Villaflova Wildcats upset seventh· ranked Nonh Carolina. 56-44. to capture the NCAA Southeast Re- gional championship. With the win. Villanova. 23-10. is Dnc of three Bia East Conferen~ teams to reach the · national semi- finals. The Wi ldcats will face No. 5 Memphis State. 30-3. at Lexington, Ky., Saturday. The last time Villanova reached the Final Four was in 1971 when they lost to UCLA in the title game. "You don't get to the Final Four very often." Massimino added after steering the Wildcats to victory in a regj onal title game for the first ume in -four attempfs during his 12 seasons at Villanova. · The Wildcats stopped one of col- le~e basketball's traditional powers with a swarming defense that forced 19 turnovers. After trailing 22-17 at halftime. the Wildcats got six points each from Harold Pressley. Dwayne McClain and substitute Harold Jensen in a 22-1 run that gave Villanova a 43-33 lead with just over eight minutes remaining. and the Tar Heels were never able to seriously challenge after that. started Jensen In the second half on a whim," Massimino said of the 6-5 sophomore who scored all 10 of his points after intermission. "Their defense was more active a 've seen lt~n tape:'~ saiONortn Carolina Coach Dean Smith, who was seeking his eighth Final Four appearance. e weren t rea y s arp in t e second half." he said. "We threw a couple of passes-I couldn't believe. A lot of 11 was mental and )OU have to credit that to theiraggress1ve defense ... UCI's 'overachJeven' '"Ant t g ln Man Son H•Q&. Ken Derry, Denn ea erS a Yates and Julian Barham. ft -----And. when the doubles team of Ila S 0 OWil Batha~nd Yates swept aside iu foe t 1 t in stra· t sets. the Anteaters had enn s our n ey J clinc the match even thou&h the ----------''--_ ___.,.[ other doub&ts victories went to the UC Irvine Coach GreJ Pattop Sun Devils . .-..._.......,....,.. __ _.c~o,_u .... ldn~'1llc.lp but rnc abouthis team Wt1'n we rhm: n after it had reached the finals of the .... ,, 9 Vlllanna..CO.Cll Rollie M•..,•••o •• bla 80ll RoWe, Jr. (abne) wlllle St. Jolua'• Cllrta Mallin (below, left) la con- •rata.i.fed bJ llertll CaroUu ltate Coacb Jlm ValftDO. Anteaters' own tennis in¥it.ational the No. I doubksearty. I think it took Sunday afttmoon. some of the pressure off our other "On paper. this team isn't the best 1uys,'' said Patton. "And I believe I they respond more to pressure." 've ever coached. but boy are they It Wttthe second time this season over-achievers,'' he said after UCI UC ha.<l beaten Arizona State. with moved into the finals of the 16-team event with a 5-4 victory over Arizona the other victory coming oh the Sun St.ate. Devils' couns. 6-3. "I thought we bea\ a very 1ood Man Son H1n1 and Derr have been team today and we'll face another the Anteaters' most consistent play- &ood one (Maryland) in the finals ers in singles. while Barham and tomorrow (today)." he added. Yates have been the steadiest in Maryland ad vanced with a 6-2 doubles. At No. I. Man Son Hint is victory over Chapman in th~ other 17-6 this year. and has won 10 ofh1s tOufllament semifinal. last 11 matches. UC Irvine built a 4-2 advantage in Derr extended his winning streak singles beh ind victories from Bruce in singles to nine with his three-set Jabbar: It'S best we've ever played La k ers · perfor mance even ets some rave r eviews f rpm Pistons ING LEWOOD (AP) -Ka reem Abdul-Jabbar 1s not one gi ven to bursts of applause for what he secs on a basketball court. So. when he pays a complement it must be worth a listen. After the Lake rs scored a 148-130 victory over the Detroit Pistons Sunday night at the Forum. Abdul- Jabbar said. "I guess this is the best we've played si nce I've been here. at least during the regular season. and I've been here I 0 years." . Throughout the Lakers' lineup ..._c_a_m_e performances won y o u · Jabbar's compliments. Abdul-Jabbat led the way with 30 points. his 14th 30-int game this season. Earvin a~c o nson score 1s tripl~oub~ of the season. sconng 25 points. 19 assists and I 0 rebounds. Kurt Ramb1s showed a deft scoring touch. throwing in 15 points. Mike McGee came offthe bench to score 20 points. As a team. the Lakers convened on 64 of98 shots. or 65.3 percent. for the game. "We had an idea It was going to be this kind of game." said Laker Coach Pat RiJey ... We've been getting con- tributions from everybody on the coun. We're at a physical peak." The Lakers' performance was even drawing rave reviews from the vis- itors' locker room. "They played a great game." said Detroit's Dan Roundfield,. "one of the best I've ever seen them play." Detroit Coach Chuck Daley said the Lakers' outstanding evening left his ctub without much chance. "The Lakers la ed outstandin as et • sa1 ey. UWe a trouble stopping Kareem. We played decently, but they shot 62 percent in the first half. and 65.3 rcent for the game. .. When (Kareem) is pla ying hke that and the team 1s shooting well from the outside. you're going to have problems stopping them." clinched the onaadl b die AIMrntrn..; Barham. a tophomcn. llllill Ya-. 'i frnhmaft, have been ~ ... hia, the No. 3 slot IO No. I .... dll, course of the latOll. J "When I put diem ......, a& dll ! sun ortbc year.I I • ., W. ....,, •. be this kind o a wapoa... PaGall • said ... They'k ranked 26dt ia dll . co untry, but I bdievt Ibey·~ IOI • • move up now." As a team. Barham and Yatea llOW boast a 20-4 overall record. Following today's UN1Ch. the Anl- caters wiU prepare IO head for die South for a tournament in Mobile. Ala. which ~ns Tbunday W continues throuih the weri:Nd. Carnesecca: I'll remember this one to my grave DEN VER (AP)-With fi ve seconds left. he finall y let go. high -fi ving his players and assistant coaches in a touching sideline scene. St. John's Coach Lou Carnesecca was finally headed to the Final Four. points from swingman Chns Mullin and 19 from fo rward Walter Berry. will face No. I Georgetown on Saturday 1n Lexington, Ky. for the fourth time this season. "We looked at the stats at halftime and saw that North Carolina State had 12 foul shots and we had four and that they outrebounded us." C'arnesecca said. "In the second half we just reversed that. but we didn't really do anything different. We played the same defense we always played." "When I looked at the clock and saw five seconds left I thought, ·That's it. we're going. we're going,"' Camesccca said moments after his Redmen had defeated No. 16 North Carolina State. 69·60. Sunday in the NCAA West Regional championship game. . Carnesecca. whose St. John's teams have won 37 1 games in 17 seasons but who never before had reached the Final Four of the NCAA tournament. said he was "very much elated. very happy. After 1,000 pmes. this one ... when I'm going down into the grave. this is the one I'll remember." St. John's. 31-3 and the top seed in the West. will be in the Final Four for the first time si nce 1952 when it lost to Kansas in the cham- pi onship game. The third-ranked Redmen. paced bv 25 The Redmen's victory capped a successful day fo r th e Big East Conference. which will se nd a record three teams to the national semifinals. Vill~nova JOined St. John's and Sea View, Sunset scrambles continue Tight p rep races feature full s late of games Tuesday Some tics in the Sea Vi ew League baseball standings figure to be broken this week when action resumes Tues- day afternoon with a full slate of games. Meanwhile. the unset League is also bunched in the early aoing. with three teams within a half-game of the top and another two I 1/J games off the pace. Foley to the mound against Newport Harbor probable Jon Dishon. who is unbeaten this season. The Sunset League. thanks to a tie between Fountain Valley and West· minster Friday. has an unbalanced look.with Edison and Marina a half. game back of the pace-setting Barons and Huntington Beach and Ocean View trailing by 11/z games. The feature game in the unset on Tuesday will be a 1 p.m. contest pitting Fountain Valley apinst Edison at Mile Square Park. The Chargers. will be trying to leapfrog over the Barons into first place. The two 3:15 pmcs find Hunt· ington Beach at Ocean View in a battle of teams with 1-2 records. and Marina visitina Westminster. Georgetown by upsetllng North Carolina. min utes. St. John's. whi ch h11 25 of 31 free throws to 18 of 23 fo r N.C'. tate. didn't pull away from the Wolfpack unul the final two minutes. Mull in's rebound basket and two subse- quent free throws staked the Redmen to a 47-42 advantage midway through the second half. To that point. the Red men had convened all 13 of their free-throw attempts. Wolfpack C'oach Jim Valvano sa id the defensive strategy was a "calculated nsk. We were n't shooting well and we needed Terry Gannon to sh()'i( from the outside and pud to penetrate. That's why Chris 1s an All- .\merican. he made two great plays there ·· Vah ano said St. John's "had a response for eve} th ing we threw at them. Even when (Ron) Stewan missed that free throw. I didn't feel great about the situation. He missed the one but the} didn't miss very man} more:· With 6: 18 left. the 6-6 Mullin in a mismatch against State's 5-1 guard Anthony "Spud" Webb went inside for a three-point play. A minute later he popped a 15-foot jumper over Webb to give St. John's a commanding 56-48 lead. The Wolf pack got no closer than fou r poin ts after that. even though t. John's free-th ro" shooting was shak)' down the stretch. missing fi ve of the last 14. most in the final two The reference was to an air ball b} Stewan on a second free th row attempt with 2·45 remaining and t. John 's leading 59-52. te\\art countered with four straight free throws to help scc;ure the \-ICtOI)' "On the air ball. I was 100 rela"<ed."' tewan said. Angels blitz Fullerton, 11-2 Wilfo ng k nocks in three. Carew dou bles in a pair From AP dla,.telles PALM SPRINGS-Rob W1lfong collected three hits and drove in three runs unday. leadrng the Angels· split- squad to an 11 -2 vktof) over Cal tall' Fullerton. The Angels erupl<.'d for fou r first-inning runs against Titan starter Dean Yamashita. who had to leave the game when Rufino Linares. the fourth hitter he faced. sma hed a grounder ofThis pitching hand Rod Carew deh"ercd a run with a ~ureze bunt and Darrell Miller's RBI double capped thl' rnlly Wilfong singled for a third-inning run and added a two-run double 1n the s1 th. Carew. the onl> other \eteran in the Aniels' lineup. capped the ormg with a two-run double in the eighth. Cal tate Fullerton. the defending NC .\A champion. pushed aero s two runs in the fourt h ag:unst .\ngel nght· hander D.W. m1th. LeadofT sin~ by Jose Mota and JefT Garcia turned into s on catcher Doug Da" 1s· passed ball and hane T er's infield 1rounder. Stu Cliburn e1ck.cd up the "ICtOry after pitching no-h It ball throuah t~ first thrtt innings. Meanwhile. in Tempe, Wall y Joiner. a non-roster pla}er up from the minors. had two doubles and two singles and dro"c 1n two runs as the Qther Angels' squad outlasted the ·attic Manners. 11-6. The Angels had I hits and Phil Bradley had four of the Manners· I::!. Saz •park• Dodgen• J 5 -IJlt attack VERO BE.\CH. Fla -tev~ Sax knocked in thrtt run~ w11h a double and a single to lead the DodgcTS to a 9-6 C\.h1h111 on "ICIOI"\ O\er the i\tlanta Braves. Thl' Dodge~ opened a Q~I lead 1n the seventh innina but had to hang on a'i the BnH es scored five runs in the top of the eighth <itarter Bob Welch. "ho gave up a run on two hits in fi \e innings. earned the win. Braves starter Pascual Perez. who "as battered for four ru ns on Slll hits 1n three inn1nas. 100~ the Io's Tom N1edcnfuer. who came in to pitch out of a Jam in the eighth. earned a save. 03\C .\nderson led the Dodgers' 15-hll attack witb thrtt s1 ngle'i '· ~1ke Marshall and Mike 1osc1a cact. had t"o hits The "in "as the Dodgers' eighth in th<"ir last nine games and 1mproH·d their overall record to 10-4. The Bra\C fellto7-q In the Sea View. Costa Mesa and Newport Harbor share the lead with unblemished marks after the first week. with Estancia, Uni versity. Woodbrid1e and Saddleback sitting one game back after splitting the first tw.oaam Tuesday's 3: IS schedule finds Costa Mesa visitina Woodbridac and Newpon Harbor at Estancia, along with University welcoming Corona del Mar and Saddlcback hosting Laauna Beach. tangle--Robbie Miller All-CIF Robbie Miller of Voyagers hn han High School in Huntin&ton Beach. the kading srorer and rebounder 1n the CIF Southc.rn Section with 1 32.2 sconnaand 17.1 re bounding averqc m l b games. has been $elected for ll~C'IF basketball honors b the First lntcr\t.ate Bink ~l«tton board Wins by Woodbridac and Estancia at home could throw the lcaaue into a tanale with at lea'lt four -and possibly as many at six -teams 1har1n1 first place. Tht Sea View Leaauc has already shown that 1t has the potent11l to be a tcrambtc as cv1cknccd by the come· blck wins by Cos&a MCJa and New- pon Harbor on Fnday. &ch u·111ed 6.() tn the early toina bef0tt rally1n1 for the v1<1onH. Costa Mtsa ha been the mild surpnte thus far as the Mu tan11 won only one llmt 1n ptt·le .. uc pla). The top pmc of the day tn the Sea View will feature Estancia hosuna Ntwpon H1rbor. The Eqlcs. who boett a S·4 overall record. arc uPf(1C'd 10 wnd "'1ftt.hander Jim AU.elf' Small Sdleel1 t>aayer, tclteel Jcff 8ochm. Ventura l empk hn uan Kun acM. He\peN Christian R~ MlUt.r. Veyaaen Ckildu Man Wtt11n Ventura 1 em pie C hm t1an n k Brolsma. He ,pcna hmtum Jake De' aM. al Ptt p o.~Mt ~kto«ft \\oodcrut Chri tian ~ Jim RobM>n. RMAmond Pat McCont. Nttdk Scott m1th. Ttmptfton 8111 u.1dk) tkl-"ir Prtp Tm')' Grabllu Htntqc Jon Docnna. 1m1 ~•lk Luthfran Pteftt 9' Ille Ytar Jeff Sothm. Ventura Templt On "an. Ht. 6--4 6-3 .... (>.I 6-1 S- f>.1 (>..\ 6-~ -to \.If 6-3 6-1 Yr. r. r Jr. Sr A•I· 266 20.0 at.t 16.7 12.2 21.0 11..2 19 2 II 2,0 23 9 11.7 ~4 I I I 88, Ryan still emokln', says bis conditioning tutor . It.... • . .. • 't•"" • • • • .. 8t9bemon lat•t mllllonalre JuS..,.w• nap~alooaw1nle~s !I tr1n1 uhda) and became the LPGA' late t m1ll1ona1rc 1n 1h.e process when sh e \hot a 75 that wa aood enouah for a one- strokc victory 1n the GNA to urnament m Olcndalc. tcphcnson fin• hed the to urni.ment at the difficult Oakmo nt o untry C lub coul"IC at 2-over-par 290. a Fl'tm AP dJspatcltet tro kc ahead of Amy Alco&t, Pat Bradley ftnd BalMra Mo•HH ... Curtb Straa1e rolled in a 6-10•8 foot birdie Kl SIMME Fla. -Gene Coleman a putt o n the IJOth ho le for the riche t pr1le in Americ an can ~atch with professional sa1isfaction golf. S 171.000. and the ti1lc in the Las Vegas when Nolan Ryan. the majo r league career lnvita t1o n a l Tournament. trange's last -ho le birdie. &trikcout and n o -hit leader. puts his 38-year..old body saluted with raised. clenched fists and a broad 'm ile, thr9u~ another srueling pitching performance. fi_nish~d o tT a round of S-under-par 66 and provided JI s Ryan's JOb to ~rform o nce he gels to the him with a one-stroke victory over longsho t Mille Smllb mound. but 1t'-C'olcman sjob to sec that he gets there in . S trnnge r la1mt:d his se~ond t itle or the sea&on -h e the ~st possible physical condition. won the o the r a m o nth ago in the H o nda C'lassic-with ''Last year he a'craged 94. 7 miles per hour w ith his • a 338 total. 11 shots undcrparon the Las Vegas Country ---fimbal);· said C oleman_,_!h_e_ Club course. ' Hou ton Astro~ conditioning coach. "If you consider that the big lca~ue fastball is 87-point ~mething. he\ !11111 ronsidcrably above a verage.·· Coleman. who mans a radar gun at eac h .\siros game. clocked R)an at 99 mph o n 1wo pitch es in a game a t Chll'ago last )'car. .. So at 38 to s till be throwing thl' ball that fast ii. amazing ... Ryan Coll'man said . R)an \tart!> has I 8th major league ~ason next month \\Ith Ii\ l' no-h1llers and 3,874 career strikeouts. two m on· than Philadelphia·~ Steve Carlton. To s111l he throwing "ith suc h velo<'ll}' amaze!. even Ryan. ·~we lwd a l1:11ow 1n l:m week. w ho ha!. a Ph.D . in bio.-mer han1rs." Cole m an said ... Nolan asked him point-blank ·whnt do you think is the reason I thro w so hard?"' Coleman said thl' expert told R ynn 11 was all in h is l~gs. .. He has tre mendo us leg strength. drive power and trunk ro tatio n." Coleman said. "That's also the resaon for o me of his inJuncs. H e has such powef in his legs and he uses them w much thal m time they· re.• going to break d o wn." Quote of the day Y ... 9ena. New York Y.nkees manager, on the ecqufaltlon of n.et Rickey Henderaon: "He can run anytlnw he wenta. I'm giving him the red light." lalanders win New York battle c hance to play reaularly , scored two-goals , Ande ra KalJllJ', making 1hc most of a ~ in the first livc minutes Sunday night •• leading the New Yo rk Islanders to a 5-2 Barkley hurt In Sixer•' win Andrew Tooey o rcd 28 points. collecte d 12 ass1m and grabbed I I re· bounds as fast-breaking Phila~lph1a s napped a lhree-gam c losm g streak w11h a 124-103 rout of Denver Sunday 1n a National Ba ketball !.!>0Ciat1on game. The \ 1c tOr} ma) tr.lve been rostl) to the ixcrs . who lost rookie forward C ha rks Barkley to a wnst 1nJUr) in the first q ua n er ... Elsewhere .. Adrian Danlley co red 29 points and Darrell GrlfflU1 added 25 a s U tah c ame from behind to po t a 11 0.92 victory over C hicago ... .\II-S tar guard George Gervin scored eight o rh1s 15 points in the founh quarter. leading an .\ntonio to a 104-IJQ v 1c.·101) over Seattle. Kelly directs Gamblers to win H o u i.to n'i.Jlm Kelly threw two touch· m d own passes and e ngineered the Gamblers •II• to Sam Ha rre ll's gaml:.'.'winning I-yard to uchdown dive.· with 54 St.-conds to pla) - Sunday e n ro ute to a 27-20 U n ited States Football League '1ctor) o'er the Po nland Breaker~. Clarence Verdin started the game-winning dnvc v.1th a 45-~ ard kicko ff return and after Ke lly ke pt for two )ards and a first d own. H arre ll scored ... In other USFL action. H erscbel Walke r scored the w inning touc hdown with 24 seconds kft and Doug Flutle passed for two touchd owns ao; the Nt:w Jersc) Gen erals rallied fro m a 10-point d efic1t 1r1 the fourth period to beat the Tampa Bay Bandits . 28-24 ... Quarterback Bobby Hebert threw two lo uchdo " n passe s and fullback Albert Benlley ran for 148 ~ardll as t e Oakland Invade-rs defeated 1hc Memphis Show boats. 31-19 . . . ,Birmingham running back Joe Cr ibbs took a p11c hou1 from quarterback Cliff Stoudt and raced I 0 yards for a third-period to ut·hdown. giving the Stallions a 7-3 v ictory over the Ba ltimore tars. National H ockey League verdict over the New York Rangers ... In o ther N H L gamM. Hklua Sinisalo's-goal With 38 seconds ten gave Philadelphia a 4-3 decision Televtalon, radio o ver M o ntreal for a club-record 11th straight victory .. . Dave Reid scored 56 secon ds into 6vertime to give TELEVISION Bosto n a 4-3 v ictory over Buffalo ... Jobn Anderson No events scheduled. e<Hftfee-pewet-play-goftlttnd-Bm Derlago-added a --11 ~---------1 sho rt-h anded marker 10 lead T oro nto past Detroit. 5-3 ]:30 p.m . _PRO aa•"ETa••L·. Portland at ... Lou Francesc betti, M ike Gartner, Bengt Gustafsson ,._ ,... and Alan Haworth e~h scored a goa l and a n assist as Clippers, KHJ (930). ~ngton ttsed it be~anced auaek •~ver~ ~'.D«.------ P ittsburgh. 7-3 ... Sparked b} the goalte ndmg ofSteve 10:30 a .m . aANaALL: Toronto vs. Weeks, who sto pped 23 of 24 sho ts 1n the final two Dodgers at Vero Beaoh, Fla .. KABC (790). periods. Hanford won a club-record fifth straight game. 1 p.m. -aASIBALL: Seattle vs. Angels at 2· I over Quebec. Palm Springs. KMPC (710). ,, -BOATING Ullman takes NHYC event Lldohonors to Marshall By ALMON LOCKABEY Ort11. BYC. and third wa~ another duo from BYC. Bill Ta~ to r and Ga} le Post. • T we nty-'l1x L1do-14s turned out Saturday and Sunday for the H arry W ood IO\ 1ta 11o nal R egatta. sponsor- ed b) th e loc al Lido-14 Associatio n afd sailed o ut of Balboa Yac ht Club. ,, In the Grand Masters clas~ for slippers 50 and over the winner was G ib M arshall. with crew R o nnie (.ram. from Alam11os Ba:r Yacht <llub . SelOnd "'as 8 111 and Bo hh1 M cCord. Balboa Yacht C lub. and third wa'i R o ) W oolsc) with alternate crews. Lou1..c Wo olsc) and Kathy Watson. Lido Isle YC In (las'> \. the winne r v.as Chuck Babcock and Tim Fredcnc k . .\B YC: -;econd was \i1ark (,audio and Ov.a)nc.• Bo ra. Hah1a ( onnth1an YC. .rnd third v.ac; (1al) Thorne with .tlternates bther Wdd and Rosemaq Johmon . H< YC'. Cla\<o B w1nnl·r wa., the team of Dan and D onna Vo rdalc. BYC . second was Ke\ in andT homa' hey. H unt· 1ngton H arbour YC • and third was Jim Lyon ., ~1th alternates Caroline a nd Robin Lant e. BY< LEASE O R BUY FLllT PllCIS AUTO & TIUCK IROKIRS 491-1445 D•lly Pilot ........ Wr .... Nev.port H arbor Yal'hl Club\ One-Design Regalia on o utside co urses Saturday a nd S unda) turned 1n10 an exerc ise for the Etchells-22 world c hampio nship schl'.duled here in August. T wenty-two of the E-22s turned out for the regalia with som e n ew names in the fleet. The winner was a new boat co· owned b} Dave Ullman and Jack Jakosk) ~ith llman at the helm. sailing under the burgee of Balboa Yacht Club. Second "a~ (,a.,to n Chicken Lips wins Whitney LOS .\NGELES -C hic ken l.1p'i. skippered b} Brure Ander .. on . ( ap1strano Ba) Yacht Club was the m crall and Clas~ C winne r Sunda) in Lo'> .\ngclcs Yacht C lub·., Santa Barbara Island race. the fourth of the Wh1tnev Series for l ntl·rnational Off- '>h<>re R'uk ra11ng!> It wa~ a slow rate that .. tarted Saturda1 and did not lin1~h until late 5unda\. T he ·clasc; B winner "as D elian('e. ~a iled h> Michael W athen. ( apo BYC F1\ e boats turne d o ut for the Soling Class. The winner was Chris Jo nes. Voyager~ Yacht Club. In the fi ve-boat Star cla~s. the winner was Don Whelan. St. Franc1., Yacht Club. San Francisco. Wind., were hght both da)'>. with log 'ilow1ng the races on Sunda}. Luzio winner at Dana Point \ 1lhc L u110\ ( atahna-27 <. ondor lrom the host Dana Point Yacht ( lub wa\ the o.,.erall winner 1n the firs1 race 111 the Dana Point Series for Per· lormanc e H a ndicap R ac ing Fleet )al'hts and Catalina-27s. The race was \ailed S~turday. Second overall was Muster). ~KIP· pcred h~ Ric hard Gault. IJPYC. and 1h1rd wa~ Vivace. Bill Clore. DPYC'. Tr oph~ winners in c lass: CLA~S A-I Redline. Fred f>eru, Cao111rano 8av YC. 2 h un1m1, Oouo Oanielson.OPYC. l 1nva<1er. 8111 Pollack, OPYC CLASS 8-1 Much C.u"o, Jor11e Morale\ Dane Wt\I YC CLASS C-1 EC\tetv. Al JoMson, OPYC. 2 E <1•1we1u . CemMon·C.r rel1Ck·Mc(lanal'l•n. OWYC, l Cta1rt oe Lunt . 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NALS Georotiown (34·21 vs SI John's 131·3) !ChanMI 2 el 11 42 om I Vlllar>0v• (23·101 vs Mtmonls SI 131·31 fCfianntl 1 al J .12 o.nn N•XT MONDAY'S l'INAL Semifin•1 winners ICh•nNI 2 •• 6·11 om > NIT ••' ••""'•u-~Y'• kwtl lno1ana 94, M.troutllt 12 12 oil Lou"vllle 71, Tenn ·Chattanoooa 66 SEMll'INALS WMIMSOl\f lat Hew Ywtrl ln<11•na Ila· I)) vs Ttt1nenee 121 141 UCLA ( 19· 171 vs Loulsv1tle 111· 161 FINALS Frldtv let Hew YWlr l Tn1ro 1>1ace end cnem1>1onshl1> oernes ~ . . .. " EXHIBITION BASEBALL A "911s 11, cal state l'ultrtoll 2 (at,....,, S.Wlftesl Cal Srelt Fullerron 000 200 000-7 6 4 Anoels 40? 012 Oh-II IS 0 Y•masl>lla. Beel\ Ill. Ne llles ISi. CHlan 171, Moeller Ill eno Slominski, Zottl'eck 161. Cliburn, Sm1lh (41, 8esllan (7), Al!llUIO 191 ano Ot vls, M•rQutl (6) W-Cliburn L-Y•mashlle OtOltfS 9, 8rtVH 6 (ti Vt<t ... di) Ali.nte 100 000 050-6 6 I DOdV.rt 031 012 IOt>-9 IS 1 Pert1 Smith 141. Garbtr 161 S111eldl Ill ano Cerone. 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City '· ClllUOO Whitt SO• • 8o"on 2, Mlnntso11 0 Sen Ole110 6, Cl'llCAl>O CulK l Sen FranclKO 10, Ou lano 10 ( 11 In nlnot, lie> MllweukH 7, Clev ... nd I TNl¥'1G-St11tle vs Allllh 11 Palm S1>rlno• MlnntSOI• vt .,......, t i VefO ltlCl'I SI L011l1 YI. C:lnclnnell •t Ttmoa New ¥ork Y'lllitlJ YI MonlrHI •• w .. r Palm 8t1ch Ottroll VI Pllltelftonl• II c1 .. rw1ltr HOll\lon Vt '°''°" •I Wlnltt Htvttt Pllhllurlll'I n KtnHl Cllv •I ,Ml Mvers Ttttas V\ ltlllmc>4't ti Mltml Cllk... Wllltt SO• 111 Toron10 ti OllllHll\ Clevtt.na n Cl'llCH O Cut>t •I WM Ollll lltnel vi. Sen DletO t i Yum• MtlwtullH •• s.n Fr9"CIKO .. SC:Ol· IMltlt 0....lfllO vt Sen Oif9t ti Yumt CllitttO Whllt S.tt lu l New VOfll Mets ., $1 ,..,.,.~. o... ........ NIW~f LANDtH C•••~t IMdlJ -,. ,,,...,, > ..... I •llttt ~. It Kulllln, M "'4IC•er11 ' ' \,!I )44 B1rrv JHdltl, $2S,6S0 Joflnnv Mlllef'; tM.•SO Mike Reid, '2S,6SO )4$ N~k Price, s 11.oso Oannv Eoward•. s 11.oso Frank conner.' 11.oso Jlrn Ntlloro. s 11.oso Roeer Mtllbl•. I 11,0SO 1111 GUlt SOll, I 11,0SO )47 Dtnl1 Walson, s 13,300 Wevne Greov, s 13,300 8rtlt Uoe>er, tl3~ ,... OonP~v,'9.111 Htl Sullon, 19, IM OtvlO FroSI, 19, IM Tom Kirt, st, IN Jack Renner, 19.1 .. Ool'nle HllTlmPl'O, S9, 1H Pnfl 81tck1Nr. 19. 1 .. ,., 8uddV Gardner. '6, 193 Howard Twllrv. S6, 113 L.ance T tfl Sr.ck. '6, lll G•rv H1llber11, S6, 183 Mtrk Lve, '6, 1'3 John Cook, '6.1t3 T.C. Chen, '6, 113 350 t<ellll Ferous, U,SIJ Jim TllOroe, S4,Sl3 Ken erown, 14,513 Chari" Coodv. S4,Sl3 Garv Kocf't, U ,stl Andv Norll'I, 14,SIJ lSI Tim Simoson. '3,32S Jonn Fouol'lt. s3.J2S 81H Kra11er1, '3,31S 8trnll1ro l.11111tr. '3.l2S TOl\y Slits, S3,31S Jav Otlslno, S3,32S Rav Flov<I. tl,32S 3Sl Larrv Mlie. S2,4SS &Ob Eu 1wood, n .4SS Scoll HOCl'l, l2,45S S.ndv Lvle, S2,4SS 3Sl Ron Strtck, '2,211 G•rv McCOfd, $2,211 Witt;. 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SI, 960 l>Milrdnv, n ,960 Merk O'Meare, Sl,960 Martt Havfl. Sl,960 lSt Dave L1nowom. SI .91S ...lil 6S-7H4·72·7S 73·61·70"12-'7' 73·70·11·69·7S 61-75-70-76·•• Dave Oorin Sl,900 16·7l·65·7l·7S LPGA GNA Clank lat Gltnd*I 290 Jen SleOl\tnson. '37,SOO 191 Amv Alcott 117.709 Pat 8r•OJev, Sl7,70t 8arb9re MCUl'U Sl7,70t ,., Nancv Looe1. s 10.625 1'l Kainon Youn11. 17, llS l auren Howe S1, 12S Atsuko H11<11oe. s?, 125 8onr11e Lauer. s7 .17S 1'S VICkl Fer110n S4,476 Chri\ Jonnwn, U,476 Judv Clark, $4,476 Pettv S11eehan, 14,476 Calf'tv Morie. S4,47S ,,. Pal Meveri., ll,411 Juli ln1<srer, Sl,411 Penriv Pull, $3,417 a-Pearl Sinn. 1'1 8tlh Oal'lel, U, 126 ,.. Allee Miller, S2 ,699 Amv 8e,,r. '2.699 Ptnnv Hammel, S2 69' 8elsv t<ll'll, 12,69' S11lr1tv Fur10n11, 12,69' Val Skinner, 12,691 ,,, 8•rbra Mlrrahlt, 12,0SS M•n le McGeo<u., 12,054 J•ne 81al0Ck, s2.os. OebOlt M.tuev. 12.os. Marra Fl11urs·Ott. 12.054 JoAnne Ctrner. 12,054 Jane C.tadel, '2 ,OS. Aveko Ottamolo. '2,054 8tekv Pearson. '2,054 JOO Par11 R1uo, Sl,S56 Janer A not.son. SI ,SS6 Hoths Stacv, Sl,SS6 M B Zlmmtrrneri, Sl,SS6 Annt·Merle Palll, s l,SS6 Jtrllvn 8rlt1, S l,S5' :IOI Ott11'e Slublo. '1,306 IC.ethv Po,llew10t, Sl,306 :IOl Allee Rltrm•n, Sl,200 CoHeeti Walker, ll,100 JO.J Sendra Pelmer, l 1.Cl?S )H nntllt KOhlM, SI ,O?S Sue F<>111tman, Sl,01S Mvra 81etkwe1Clr. I l,01S Kathv Hiit, I l,O?S l04 Donna Caoonl, ltlO Jo """ WHham, st09 Sanora S1>U1lcl'I, SI09 Jent Crafltr, it09 lOS L•ura Cote, '619 Marlene Flovd, Ult DewnCoe,'619 Clnov Maclt.tv, '611 T«rl LUCl<huri.I, Ula Dot Gtrm•ln, U II * Oeooit Aullln, S47S Vici<• $1no1e1on. M74 )07 Marv Owvlf, t437 -S.ttv Quinti n. 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I I 1' mllts Oon't Sev Helo {McHr11J 11 00 6 60 4 20 Rl<l'I E•rlh (HtwltY) 12.60 7 20 L.uckv N Green (Ellr•O•I 4 20 Time I 41 3 S SS £XACTA (4·71 0•1d U6A SO SIXTH llACI . I It 16 m1tel Oral Aerttmtnl (McHre>I 14 to t.40 >to Soecler IC1nde Guv (Hewlevl 11 60 4 60 Lol w Honev 1v1i.nrut11l 2 60 Time 142 <t1S SEVENTH •ACE. I•• mile• on turf. F1vln11 C.•M !Toro I 12 60 S.60 • 00 Fal>ulous Habil IEs•reCla) 10.60 10 60 Wl\o's Go• A Nickel lHewtevl S 60 Time· 2 01 l1S. SS IXACTA (7-11) oald 1420SO. EIGHTH RACIE. I It 16 mile\ Fran's Velenllne l'lllnlll 4 40 J.20 2.40 Reseal Lan (Slblllel 4.to J.00 W1sln11 Uo !Oetal'IOuuavo> 1 40 Tim• 1 42 21s S2 PICK SIX (3·6+H·lt7) otld S17.49S 40 wiln 61 wlnnino ticket• (Slll Mrsesl 12 Pick SI• con\otallon oeld '276 00 wll11 1,170 wlnnln11 lkke" lflye l\ooesJ NINTH •ACE. One mile P111ern Melc.h (Peclro1e1 14.20 6 20 4.00 Good Finish (Pl11<:avl 3 80 2 to Motl Dalerml~ (Ollveresl S ?O T1mt I 3S 4tS SS EXACTA (S·I ) o&'lo S11400 AttenO•nGI 66,Ml Women's '94WMment <•t New Yorti ) SIM!tt Final Marline Na vratllove (US > oef Helena 51.111.ova 1Crtel\0$10veklal, 6·3, 7·S. 6-4 INevre11iove wins s 12S,OOO, SuKov• wins '40.000) Tlllrd Pltn Kelnv Rinaldi (U ~I <let. Hetie Men- dll~ove lCrechOllOva1<1el cw ;n1urv detauH lRlneldl wins '30.000. Mandllkov• wins ,,.,000, c ..... UC IRVINE INVITATIONAL UC--'"1nt-r.A~1111-. SlntNS Men kn H1n11 IUCll 481 Tnom ... 6·4, 7·6. Roedloer IASUI oel "'"'""'an. 2·6, 6· ). 6·4 Oerr (U C IJ Clef Perrv 7 6. 4·6. .J:i. 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Iowa 4 NHL CAMP8£LL CONFERENCE Smvttlt DIVlslen w L T Pt\ GF v·E<1mon1on .. 17 10 101 )61 • Wlnn1i>eo <ti 27 1 19 )34 • Ce111erv )I 77 9 IS )31 •·Kln9S )2 '19 ll 11 1n V1111eouvtr 74 42 I S6 26S Nerrls OIV•\ien 7 St LOUI\ l• 11 " IO 11) .c·Cnicaoo 3S :u s 7S 716 .c·Oetro•t , .. 39 II S9 m Mlnntlo•a 2) )9 17 S8 746 TMonlo 19 47 I 46 731 WALES CONFERENCE P1trk ll Dlvl\lefl • · PhllaClelOhla ... 19 1 103 329 1 ·Washlnoton •l n 9 •s lOI x·NY tsttnoers 39 JO s 13 »6 NY Ranoers 7l 40 10 S6 11• P••lsburoh 13 44 s SI 2SO N~w Jt rHv 10 « 9 49 742 Ao.ms Division •·Quebec 36 77 9 II 799 • Monlree1 lS 11 II 81 77' x Bullalo 3l ?S 14 IO 76S 80\lon 33 JI 9 1S 113 Hartforo 76 31 9 61 ?SO v-cllncl>ed e11v1s1on title x ·cllncMO 0111'/0fl berth Sulldav'• Set<" Wash1n111on 7, P1llsbur1111 3 Heriford 7, Oveb« I 8011011 •. 8uflalo 3 1011 Phllaot1on1a 4 Mon1ru 1 3 Toronto S, Ottro11 l NY hl•notrs s, NY Ranoers ' Telllttlt's G-Vancouver 11 Mln""'41t" GA 261 311 214 304 376 2S9 212 340 "' 321 23J m 216 311 l46 312 ?S? 244 2i. 2S8 301 WMlreftd treftllcftons IAHIALL A"""kall LMeW OAIC.l.AND A'•-$tnl Eo Myers, pilCll· If to Iha Mllw•~" lrtWlf$ 10 Comolelt an 11rllt< 1rtdt tl'ltl sent Don Sullon 10 the A's Stn1 Steve Onllv«o• an<t Eric Plunlt. Diltht<i.. JoH CaMtco ano Tom RC>m41no' ouHi.loen, Cl'ltl'ttt 0'8rlen, C91Cllt!'. end Pt!ll Sltohtn'°1\, lnllttotr, to lllelr minor lleoue com1>1ex lnvllect Rkklv Peten oulflttdtr, lo lht melor lttoue camo. ' SEATTLE MARINERS-Stlll Jim arv1n1, Jim Ltwls, Rick l.utelltn, Jtd Murrev. Mtnutl Ptn,t, Tom Hau1man eno T errv Te~lo('-r ol1'1'1tft, , Tom Tfnoltv c11c11er. J1m1t Allen. lnfltkMr, el\cl Mlckev 8f1n1i.v, Oulllttcltr. 10 ll'ltlr minor leeoue cemo f0t rt1nl11nme111 NelleNILee9111 St LOUIS C~ltOINAU-WelvtO Gltnll lrummer, <tlcnet, tor 11'19 ourooH ot llMnt 1111'11 Ills ~llontt rflttH Sent Mlkt Lav.lllllefe, etl(htf, to Loultvllle of ll'lt AmtrlUll AUOC:l•llon Sent R•nctv Hunt. ttlClltf. Curl F orci. oulfitldtf ano TOOO Won .. INI JoM Y-., Oii<'*•· IO lllt•t m•nor ilffue ComtMH SAN FlltANCIKO GIAN'r$-S1tftt0 Vld• •tw. olt(llft. 10 • one·n•r conir act .... y .............. UTICA ILU SOX-N1meo Ken ''"' l'llt"'"' '00TIALL ......... , ..... .......,. S~N DllGO CHAllGWU-SllMCI LMrv Cre•lorCI end JoMft¥ lt•v ""°'" ~"'''•• ~--~~ r.; NOCtCIY NI W Y°"I( ltANOUr..~11.ct Jif'll w...,,., OlftllMINll l«wwCI trom Nn Hl t>tl! flf !fie ~ "'°'"f'f l."""9 CO\.LI .. fCNNl'Ull-AllllOuft<M !flt rt\lt• = Of 0.0.tt CafM, """'"' ... , .... .......... 1.-,.. ._ ..... ~.A..-.-._.., •••• • I .. ......... ,,, .. _ ................ . . .. _, .... ia., Indiana forward Daryl Thomu (24) alam• tile ball tbroach tile bullet darlnC KIT aame Sanday ntaht. Indiana wins in 2 OT Louisville will ta k e on UCLA in sem is of NIT From AP di1palelle1 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -Steve Alford scored 29 points Sunday night as lndiana, rallyine with free throws at the end of regulation play and in the first overtime. pulled away with I 0 more fo ul shots in double ovenime to beat Marquette, 94-82. in the quarterfinals ofJbe National Invitation Tour- nament. The-Hoosiers. 18-13. -scored the final trve- points of the first o':'ertime. includin two free by center Uwe Blab after time had ex pired to tie the game at 76-76. A slam dunk by Blab gave Indiana the lead at 78-76. and Alford followed with a three- point play. Indiana's next eight points were on free throws. including two apiece by Blab. Alford and Stew Robinson. who had 19 points. Blab finished with 18 points for the Hoosiers. who advanced to the NIT semi- finals in New York on Wednesday. Indiana Louisvllle 71, Teane11ee-Claattaaooga II: Mark McSwain and Jeff Hall scored I 5 points each as the host Cardinals belcLoJI.aJa.tc..r¥-1-..:..=;;c.:;;:::;;:a for a a spot in the NIT semifinals. , "Fhe victory upped Louisville to 19-t6-on the ~ea~on a11d kc t alive the possibility f<?r NH ll>TICE M-3n ---------.... 11111 NOTICE streak of 20-win seasons lo 13. Tennessee-c....., ....., ..,_ community o.~pment County AeQoroer of OR-ed by. en lndMdul6 dele lhil nota of cNNutt end. tnt.,... on IUlllt~ Chattanooga. the Sou them Conference reg-.............. Or-.. Act of 1974 (PL 93-383) f()( ANGE County. State of c.1-~ M. ~ Ned ... recofded. Thll -.int vanc:ee. and . .,. ~ ular season champs.endedtheseason at24-8. c.-.,.ft .. .,..... .... the fo!IOwlng .... twnily fornla. ~by NOR· ttaternen -11S.t55.42•ot Mwdl15. c:Mroelend.....,.,. c::::: Louisville has been assigned UCLA for its ....._ ..,_._: ......_ houalnG rehabllltation pro-MAN s. tiOll.IDAY ANO ~ty ty C::: ~-1985·. and w111 ~ untt T~ and of '*-:.1 ,..... • ll•iet~.·,~,:~~. jectt; DONNA HOLLIDAY WILL = on . 'f'JVT llCCOUl'll ~cur-er...., by Mid Owl semifinal test on Wednesday bidding for.a ..., •u•• 11, c 1. 17800 Santa Anita, SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 1 "71lll rent. You mey not MV9 to Trutt. The tot9 ~ spot in Friday's fin als. Md ....... ..._ .. located In c.naua Tract TO HIGHEST BIDOER FOR Pfl'f the emw• unpaid pot· Mid otMl.oatlon. ~ L . ·11 h t bl . t . 71 . th ... ~,.--......... 992 32 bounded. by Slater CASH OR CASHIER'S Publlahed Oranue.8~25 "°" of YOUf account, .....,, ,_....., ..... ,,, ...... ou1sv1 e~ o a 1senng percent in e ................. , .. , ... 4 Avenuetottienot1n.Talbert CHECK <peyatlleattlmeof Delly Piiot Mardi , .. thouQhlUll~-• cnarveund~woftN first half. beh1rid a strong fast break and strong ••IM4lc ,.,-..., -... Avenue to th• South, .... In lewtul money of the April 1, 8. 1985 M-373 mended, IMlt you """' pay Tl'Ulleel. •,._..._GI lrllOll rebounding. to just 38 percent for Tennessee-ec...-.. ~ .... • Meanoil• Street totha.at, United Statael at (CMNer'• tna~lt..sllMM. •• ~of !NI....._ II Chattanooga as 1t cruised to a 35-24 halftime •U• ,.,, .... .,., ... ancf Newttnd Sl19et to the chocl! payable to Calwlde uni ... ttle ot>Ogetton 119.742..al. I d ,....._.. TM Na•eM Or-weet. Truat Died s.rvtoaa. Inc.) at being t~ upon pet· Dated: Merdl 20. 1985 ea . ~ =·' ~·.. 2. 17117 Orange Street, the main quadtaftOle en-mitt I longet period, you -111 ~· located In c.ntue Tract trance to the Plecentla City "8.IC ll)TIC( heYe the lag.i right to etop MAL H TATW ~ ------------------------------------~~~~~-~~W~~lt~1~~~ ~~-~~~·~~~~~~AC~~ Drug tests proposed for American athletes Dolen) Iii Ca•••illJ 0.. Avenue to the nontl, Slater Avenue, Placentia, Call· um ITA,.....,. Ing the entire emount de-:t"'=z:• .. ~8': vel11111•111t lllMti Or•t Avenue lo Iha soutll, fomla all right, tltle and The following por.ona are ~ by 'f04JI creditor · • I lo ..,.. tor ......_ • ..... Btoollllurlt Street to the ln._..t oonveyed to and ~ bYelnell u · wfthln thr .. monthS .,,., tN -llr11 .. 11, .... ......._ ................. Mot, and Buetwd St.-..t to now held by It under Mid · date of recordation of 11111 W. ._.. AM. CA .,. 1111!"•••·· H4 ..... , the weet. Died of TNlt In Ille property 81 B CONSTRUCTION, document. wtlldl. data of,.. T ....... (714) .... ...... fWlael1 .... IMll-3. ae95 El Coate Clrele alW.tad In Mid et5 W. 11111 Str9et. Unit A. ding hereon PublllMd OrlnGI ~ ........... ,, • ..._ ... IOeated In c.nous Tract A Condominium com-~~~: MIH. Callfornla ~o iin~ Illa am0unt Delly Piiot Mweh 2~. Aptt 1, .............. CD9Q .... 992.32, bounded ~ Slater ptlMd of: B. 00 you mutt pay,()( 10 arrange 8, l985 .... _.,..,,......I A...,,.,,.totflonof'th, Talbert PARCEL 1: .. ~~n MeorO:':.:..~. forpaymen!loatoptllef~ M-3IM Md I. "1911111f ......... fl Avenue to the Soutll, An undivided 1113th Callfom°?:tm& · oloeure,orllyourptopertyle ......, Iii • ..::::J ll1d ~ Str9et to the -'· lntereet In and to Lot 1 of Thi• buslnoaa 11 con-In torociollufe tor eny other NEW YORK (A P) -U.S. Olympic officiaJs. concerned by reports of increased drug use in sports. want to conduct drug tests Barefooted Budd easily wins title VAL DO JAMOR. Portugal (AP) -W11h an age difference of 20 years. South Afncan- born Zola Budd and Portugal's Carlos Lopes highlighted the start and end of their respective careers Sunday. winning the 1985 women's and men's individual titles in the World Cross Country Championships. Budd. the 18-year-old who became a naturalized British citizen last year in order to compete internationally. lived up to expecta· tions. taking the lead at the start of the 5.000- meter women's event -and widening it throughout the race. The 38-year-old Lopes. winner of the event in 1976 and 1984. found the men's 12.000- mcler course much to his liking even though he complained before the race of .. not having legs to stand on." The veteran distance runner. who won the men's marathon at the Los Angclcll Olympic Games last summer. staned out well behind in the front pack and only moved up with the early leaders a third of the way through the race. Budd·s time was IS minutes. I 5CCOnd. well ahead of Cathy Bran ta of 1hc United States. who finished second in 15:24. Ingrid Kris- tiansen of Norway was third in I 5:27 Young termed 'questionable· LO . ANGELES (A P) -Los Anadcs Express quarterback Steve Young wu listed as "questionable" for next Sun- day's pmc qainst the Oakland ln- vadfn. followina 1 kntt injury over the ~cckcnd. team spokesman Bob Rose SIUd Sunday. "h's a hypere~tendcd knee." Rol4: said ancr Yoi.in1 wa.s examined by a doctor on Sunday. He said Youna wo~ not f't'quirc su,..ery and added. .. Its' really a dny-to..d•)' situation.'" as to when he'll be able to play qain for the United State Football Lcaaue team. .. ltb ltltu i · qucsuonable fer: thtit wttk's aamc." Rose ~1d. Youna sufTcrcd the inJuf")' af\cr com· pletina an I S·yard run dunn& tur· day's pme ap1n111hc nzona Outlaws In Tempe, tit. The OutlJw' won. 27-ll. ) \ =---~ 11111 =. weet.Nowlend Street to IN i~~,::; ~· ::,:: ~ ducted by: an lndMdual =T ~~ L ~~'rs o n American athletes at major compet11ions belween this summer and the 1988 Games. it was reported Sunday. It would be the first time that tesTs carrying penalties were conducted in non-Olympic vears. ...... ,., .. 1m. To 4. H48 Lark Clrcla, Pagoa 2t and 30 of Mi. Thia ~=:;181.: flied FINANCIALCORP,lncaraof =e tMe .,......_, loc:oted In C..tul Tract 0111onoout MIJP9, In the of. With the County C*1I of Of ST ATE WI 0 E F 0 RE -Cl.AM ,.. .. t. ,.-., 997.32. bounded by Talbert ta of tlle County Recorder County on Mardi 13• CLOSURE SERVICES. 4540 o ORO TH EA JUNE 2.1 fee t •'••• '"• A~ to the north, Ells of Mid county. = · Kearny VIila Roed 1111•. s.,, t · Under the plan. athletes found to have used any banned drugs would be barred from competition for one year. A second offense would carry a four-year suspension, meaning an athlete could miss an Olympic competi· tion. ftaa•.'" ... Hllr ..... Avenue to Iha South, EXCEPT THEREF,ROM 1 "71-Diogo. CA 92123, (819) ~~~~·c· ~~t !, """PIMA,. ... , ... , .. ...., Btoollhurst Str9et to tl'lo tho tOIO'Mng· ' 571-7M2 .... ..,_.. •· _, aw .. F Countr lt•lr4l111 , ..... Mlt. end ButNlrd Street to (a) unttt l lhrough 13 u 0;:1>11,:::i ~~18eo;;1 11 you new any queotlona, Merci\ 21, 1915. 8om ........_ ,,.... "-oo.. tho welt. 1hown upon th• Con· April 1 8 1985 · · you should contact a lowyer .June 1. 1911 In ~An· plad """ ~ ~ It hal bWI dotormlnoel domlnlum Plan r.cordad • ' 0< the govwnment agency getes. Ca, SuM~ by 11-. P111 llpl1fli ......... thatluctt requ9at IOI', ...... May 3. 1978 In Boote 12859, M--37• wtlk:tl may 11a11e insured your l'IO< husband Warren H .. IMllt Ould1I,_ of fundl wMI not coneUtu• Paoa 933. Offlclal AeQord1 1oan daughter 1, Joan H. CT: 711• an action alginltlcantty affect· of Mid County. "8.JC ll)TIC[ Remember. YOU MAY Fruer and Betb#a M. The drugs on the International Olympic Committee's banned list include narcotics . stimulants and anabolic steroids. " .... ...... • ••• ,....... Ing the quality of the human (b) The Oltc:IUllW right to LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS If' Buck, and four g<en6- tMt '-",.......tor,... envlronmentand~ po1111tlon ofalltho1urw ....._., .... ., YOU 00 NOT TAKE chllOron Pri~teMnllcae .................. "°"'° ly tho abovo-Nmed City of clealgnetocl .. Patios .. ""::.:'::.. PROMPT ACTION. .,,.,. held In lieu of ........ ... ....... ...... FoumalnVlllyhaedecklod lhown upon th• Con-NOTICE IS HERE8Y fta-s momonal con- The plan requires approval by the USOC-s executive committee as well as b> the governing bodies of various sports. It would be an expanded version of a testing program begun in 1983 afte r tests al the Pan American Games in Caracas showed that some athletes. including Americans. were using banned drugs. -eer ........ ,......., not to proper• an on-domlnlum Plan abow ,.. No. A 12' 468 GIVEN BY STATEWIDE trlt>ullons may be made of tM lwMeli ............. vlronmantel Impact ttat• f91'red to. In Ille Superiof Court of FORECLOSURE SERVICES ::::::·~:::'!, ..... ~:":: :::.=·~~ ~~~:~2~uponthe ::::~·ty~~.:;ia. IOt ~~~~~NSE~~ A1iu~~~ ~.~~=le~ ,,....,. • lii•lf•........, 1H9 (PL 91·1*<>). Th• Condomium Plan above re-f11tlle MatteroftheEttat• ERS 01 th• beneflclal Mortuary, Directors. ~ 1to:e1Mlflt _., raeaone fOf IUctl doclOion f9rrod to. of RALPH S. WEBB, au 1ntetast under that certain 64•·2700 tlie ............................. not to Pfoplre auch ttet• PARCEL 3: RALPH STEWART WEBB. Coed of Trusl IHCIVl.ed by --------- "Wherever the athletes compete. they'll be lapped on thc shoulder and told it's t1me for tht' urinc sample." Dr. Kenneth Clark. director of sports medicine for the U.S. Olympic Comm1lec. said. He said all athk'tes would be t'l1g1blc for tes1ing but not all would be tested. Navratilova back on bealD ftolcy Act of 1-(Pl """' .,. .. followl: Tiie pro-The axduliVe rlgnt to poe-0-...CS. M I C H A E L R 0 B E R t t1·1IO). ject 11 IOcMed In • medium llMion onc:I occupancy of NotlQe .. hOret>y given that TUCKER ANO JUDITH A. TM,...... tor ........ den11ty rolldonll al area thoeo portion• of Lot 1 O.. the undelllgnad will Mii al TUCKER husband and wlf9, cflloli noe M llllNIN" ...... whore the effect• on the ecrlbod In Parcel 1 at>ove, Prtvate ..... to the lllQllOe1 Trustors to SBS Af · ............ WI• fiollMra: notUflll end ~ an-dealgnated u P-13, u ap-and boat net bidder. tubject FILIATES INCOAPOAATEO. TM CltJ et lntuia Ml .. wonm.nt wilt bl mlntmal. punanant to Pwcell 1 end 2 to eonl\mlatlon ol Mid Su-A Callfornia ~auon, ..,....... ... ,...... .. An Environmental ,.,... aboW dolcflbed porlOr Court, on Ot •ft• the TJWI ... for South Bay Sav- ...... .., ., ............... AeoorO ,....,.cttne the within The ttrMI addr ... and 1tt day of Aptil, 1915, II the lnQI •nd Loan Aaaodetlon,. atnlOtloll II .... .,. ...... ptOjOCI hM bWI medl ~ oth« common dealgnatlon, office of Marvin J Setnatl. Callfornl• corporation. wNctl ...., ... illl•nllJ • tt1e 0ounty of Orange wnldl If any, of Ille rMI property Attorney It Law, 2859 t>onellc1ary. detecl Decllft· tlct Ille ...-, et tM documerlt1theonvlroninen-d11crlb1d ab ov e 11 Town9Qet•Aoed.Su1te101. e>er 8 1983 on o.c.mber .._... ... w ........ t. tat~ of the protect ano purported to be' 2288 Pao-W•tlak• Vlllege, CA 913e1 13, 1983 In Book/RMI lllwltOMIMlltaf 9'ewloW more Nlly _.. fofth the clflc Ave. Unit "J"', Coat• County of v-1"" S11t• of 198 3 , P • O a 11 m • g • Rooord9 ,..._..,... tM .,_ wttv a1Ct1 lta~t MoM. Callfomla. Cellfomla, .. r~t. title and 83·56'1817. of Offlcliat Aa- ,...... ,,..... ""9 .._ II not ~. Tiiie En-The undersigned Truot .. lnter•1 of Mid doc1111d at 00tds 1n the Otflot of the .,... "r ._ .-. .. _.... vff'onmental AeYW Alccwd dllClalrnl eny llabiNty tor lll'IY tlle time of dMttl and all the County Rocotdlr ot Orange Cltf of lnllM _.... ,.... II on Ml It tM ebolle llO· lnoorroctnoea of the street rlgllt, tittl onc:t intefelt t,,., County, Stat• ot Cellfomle _.. .... •wtr•Mlllel dfw ano la oWlllebla f()( llOdrlu and other common the •t•te of.., MUUd' !NI • breech of the ot>ll- ,..... of ... ,,..... ..... pulllic barninetton end co-daeiO"ltlon, "· shown her• hat ecqulfld by opor1tlon of gallon tor wnldl Nld trana-..... Mer .... ... ... PYlnO upofl requ9at It Iha In. ... Ot othorWIM otllor then * In truat .. llOCUtlty, h• ,...._ ..., _. ...... Pi.,wng DopottfMl'lt be--Seid ..... bl made, but OI' In llddtlon to that of Mid occured. to wit SAID 0 8Ll--::.:,:,ut N. ftw tween the llOuf9 of 1:00 Lm. wltnoYI ~I 0t ...,. OIK 1 d', at the lime of GA TIOH INCLUDES ONE NEW YORK (AP) M · N ·1 I ......_ ._. onc:t 5:00p.m. ren:...-°'lmplied.,.. Cloettl, In and to all the cer-NOT F°" TWE SUM Of' -aruna avrau ova ..,. .. • .. 11 ... 1n accordonca wttt1 Ex· oar title. poututo.'I, OI' taln roet P'OC*°tY t1tueted 1n s25.ooo. FAILU RE To hadSomcthingtO{>rOvewhcnshccapturtdher ................. ~ OrOlr 11MI, an oncum lll'IOM. to poy "'9 IM Countyol Oranga.Stete MAKE PAYMENT OF second stra 1,ht Virginia Slims Tennis Cham-......... .., ...... --••011t-1top proctOH ror e prlnclpel tum of ofCaillfom6a,pw1~6e-M()fojTHLY INSTALLME~T ~. onshi ps. t was ju lit happenstance that ........ ...., ......_ ..-~' mM191me11t ... ..._ •I MCUtOd by llld ocrlMd • loiowe. io-.tt. WHICH BECAME DUE JUl v elena Suk()va of C'z""'hoslovaki·a W"S ,·n the r...-e at ... ~·.., oomciltt1d' tor IN ptotaof Olod of ruet. wttt1 ~ Lot ~• of Troct 1332, • 1. 1eu PLUS sueSE· ..... .. iv. ............ DQU1 .... 9inOI " la lociMed WIWr\ .. "**"'· .. ~ In Mid ~ on • lilllP Iner.of r• OUEN T INST ALLME:NTS way. -'"' .. ,,., ... , .. 1 100-VH f flood plain. l\Otl(I), ld';l•IOllo. " eny, oorded In eooet 42. ~. OUE TH£AEA"£A: PLUS "I don't knew where the skcf,tics come ...._1 ~ CA tlrt4. AJtt\oUgf\ .,.l\illtllea to tN 111\deftMtermeofllllld. Deed end 10 ot MllOlllenOoul LATE CHARGES. AD· from." Navratilova sa, id after her .J.1·5. L 4 ....,._ ....... ,...., ~-oenslaed,"'9 ol T'°"",...., <Nr;!fl and Mac>a. 1'9COf'O. ot Orangie VAN CES MADE IY V"' ....... (11')..._ Otly .. bllfl-•=11~:'9"-....... of"'9TM!Mtend ~ty.Celltomla IENEf'IClAAY TAXES. IN· victory Sunday. "I certainly wasn't writina NO"""* envtroi""*• protect .... .,. -@4i•'n. of.._ tniMt Ct9MICI by Mid • 1'114" oommoniy known suAANCE. l'AUSTU FUS m yscl f off. ~ of 8'ldl prOflC't .. T"8 ~tor .. ~ Deed of r-twt -412 Soutfl Dalc1et StfWI. ANO COSTS, A rrOANEY "You have one or two bad losses and all of l"oPOMd to bl oonduC'9d .,. • ~ n. ..., n. ~ amount of tt1e u Hatwa. CA FEES IN ADOmON. AS A "Udd•n you're done. T ........ ·vc·s,1·11 aot to h1°t the pttor to ... ,..,.. tor,. ..... II I II' ... ""'8ld '*'°'of,,. Otllt-Termo Olf .... oaall tn lew-CO ND ITIO N Of "E • ., " rn..z. ~·~ ............. ~ ......... dQn..,.,,...bytM~ M ~ of lN unMd INStATE:MfNT, Al l shots." she said, explainint the reaction to her M 11• 111111 agenc1ae. ............... ,.. '° ..,. liJr1IM ~ ...... on oonflnMttt:ln-« IENIOA LIEH& uusrR losing three times in her last seven tour-groupe end Pl"tonl dl9o .... ...._ ........ ., ....... .., .., 00049. upenw -.. Of pert caof\ and bolo-CUWNT naments. Last year. 5he loSI onl)' twice. ~ wit\ "* ~ .... ,. .. ,..... _, .,.. ••IOll at the 11'"° °' enc. Mde!IOICI by~... NOW TIEAEFOM. ..._ .. lrwlted to Mimi!.,._ ._ ... ...,._ ... --1M ....... DUllloetton Of lM CUl'ed by MOl"8eOO OI' Trutt ~. ~a::"' of McCORlllCK MOft'TUUV t795 ~0Myon Laguna Beech. Ca • 92651 494-IM 15 HAMOtlt LAWN- MT. OUW Mel'1uary---a.n.tery CroemetOf'y 1625 Git* A~, Costa~ 5-40-5¥.!. capturing a rccord74matchcsinbctweenthc oommau"9torCOftlidlrlltlon •::'.!,••••1114..,... ._.of .... lltae.170,14. o..o on._~'° tf\Obf'..ctlend 1n1'\e losses. ~ .. Qty o1 .....,..,., ~ IIa-1.11 ... ~ ,._., n.11e1~111nODrlllld 90td TonparOMtofMIOWne '*'°""9llOll Of fie ..... .,._ _______ ...._ .. All m} IOSSC$ got kind of bunched ""'""Y Oe\JllDIPF .. •t 0.. ........... • DMdoffn.MNl .. OfOI• ... bldtobedlpOel\MwtttlW ~ ....... 11'1 .. 0MCI tn."t'"-r." <he eaid .•• ,,I had lost lO C'hn's ,.,....,. ............... No....., .,.,41o, ___ ......... ,.........,0 .. 1Mi10toft9tatolla lnMtl· OfTNM,,_.,,,ctadar91 ...... _____ ..., __ .,_... '"' ;o -....... INUld be ........... • ...... Of lllldl PtOtlct II .,. .......... 1 MMln 0.0. Int 1lftCI wll bl ........... et onttre ~ Nillnol ._ (Even Llo)'d) back during Auaust. the mina ....... ......, on • Pt'Dtl 111 eo • • • cu• .,...... °' oataM anct o.. "'-.....-OfllOe • .,, " ~ and ...,. .. would have ~n brokm and the loucs spread .....,.. -.... 11, 1-. M ..,_ '° .. ,..,_. "' ,.. llleN tor...._ and'•"""'" ttme ...., ttie """ ,.,.,... 111 or.,.. '° • oOllt .. WIUhO-.. ...-ad .. law................ ..... of~ end EleO-cotlon ...,. end bltOf'O """'~ -~ ..... out more. .. • dt ., n .. a., Al "*" , 1 .... •'•, tlOUttoW n. ............. -. of..,. obligation .. It's notthat I'm playi nJany worx lt'sthal .. .,.._ .. ,.. ,.._ .. .,... n ...,..... -. ...., 911e1 11ae1o1 °' o... o.. tftll ''"" dtr o1 o.ted .,. ti 49'f ot 1he 01her women arc pla)'inJ bcncr:· ,_ .. ,...,.. ~., ..... .-IHI ._...... ..,. n lladlon • ... to ~ 1115 Mardi, 1111 A ... inst ukova. the world'• 1op.nnkcd ...... ..._,..,,• .. ......, ............... ~,_..In"'-~ ...,....., 't ,, I TA TIWID• 110 •1 -... ' I d I I '"-..... .._ ........ ,,.., w 1•••••• ,..., ...... ...i ~" ...,c,_ ............. e&.OMm -•aa. n. women s pa)'er was om na1 na as lrn; •• HUD'• •tltton -. .. a., .. ,._...v. ..._. .... 111 ,1 e. ••••-• 11 • eita~Cled re\ cnae aptnSl the ~ycr who Uptel ...... n 9D ... ._ .., 10 .......... ~ 0.-111"6 ...,._ J. tMlal, At· .. ttOmT"8TANOtflfQ, her 1n &he scmitinals of the ""stralian Open ....._ ...-. .._ .._ -... -.-1WT -..,.,. Mii t...,..... .._._ .... ,..,......,,, .. la'lt Dttcmbcr. ar1,.. 1 1 • ~,._ ...., ._.,....... • a1•vte11 ••o·~ •• ..._ -'°'· w t : 1 w.. 111 '°"*""" ~..., ..._...__.-.,..,.~...__;t;:::;:=...•,--"'•-•:: •• .,.._ .._ .... AW 11110t ,-...., ._ • a: ..... CA f'H'· C9C>ll 1out Pt094tftJ tor .... ··1 didn't (>lay well cnouah to~·• her:· L....., . .,._ .. 0111 ... .....,.. .. ~. ,.. Al ......_ ca .-. •7'-t111. A~.., o.. ~ Mlfl .... 11 ~ ukova admitted about ·und•> 's match, "I 11 ..._..., 1 • .....,.. • It LellMll ._.. OuM. ,... ...... .., w ..,_ t0 .. ~ wMn't ncf'\OusbccauteM1rtin1waH~pttted "'° ~., """' .. •=' ., ...... Cler .... TNaell ... ...., CTA cMlol\oftt\lfefoiu-*•n. l{)w1·n. ..,...,....,..,.._.., .... ,.... .. ,,.._ """'""0...Coeel tl"IUllM~C.... ~°'MllO... .. ....... i l l W...... ...... ..... or ... ~ = ..._ Mlrdl 1 t, ti. 21. ~Hot Mlrdi t} 21. It. Dally "9ot Merch 3 .... 1, "lthinkshesti111sthcbatonc ls.o1hebcsl \aMtl ~ o..i.. .,., ... ,.. .. ~en.. ttM 1.1• one mu!ot ha •c ~c ~•kcrda) .. .._. car. ,_. ..,..... ,,.., '° • tiWM ,..,. ... , .. -~----- ) • ·i• ~ __ ..... ___ -~-..-~--1~....:.;::::;;s:~~~- ~ itilnla~ ":18'at411r ..,_... l"8 ........ ,......... Tiie ........ _... TN ....... ~.,. The ........ ,...._.,. TN,_..,.,..,..,. =-................ **".............. ........ . ~....._-dOlr'O ~.. ..;:~;;;;;;.;;;;;;:;..;:;•-~-~:::=~~=---r k. I LWltfTMAL & Aa· ~.AC•o .,._~ (1) ,_,.. KNOI & M-T .. AA.TA COPnl IANl<l"I "NANCI ..... Ill 1111 • OA IOCtAT11 t• flllWPO" ,.,,...,_.., ., .. , l • IOCIATll, (I) D a .. ~. ANY. (t) TH9 AlTA CX*'ANV, TN lo. ,.,.. ,----------~----1am~:a.111111i-::::r ---.... I -c.... Dr ...... toO ................... ~l .... KITING. tCMOI Aeacl\e OOf!,UWAMHOIJllAHD ~de. 0r .... CallfONlle .. ..... JW1 ..... v .. .... MrNa ,.,,.,. .... ..-CA...0 ... "81111ft'll$,1;;A ... t Nw9rAw. •• ,..,... ... "°AaTINGCOWANV,IOI.... T HE DAl l..Y PI LOT -----.. ... .... ..-, .. , .... ,,... AAMK. .......... DMI H .... LM\, ... c CAN10I Sttl IH•!}.1_ Newport """'° -~ u.w. 1~.!.1 CLA IFIED o•···· :L: II() R !·SIDI 38A, ~·=dee· 2 r+-den °' H r. Lt ..... OA -...... .... II Toro QA OtMlltMI Wll)', 0-. ..... "°""' 09llld Knoe. 10409 leectl, CA tnN ... ..,. ........ ll'llN, ~· .... taiehtel ow on_,. MIUm , .. T.O. *' buy W-.. ..... 10t-. tHIO ., ' CAtNlt. ~NwrAwe.,FC>llfttM\ MlcftMI P ~. 301 f0mlat211S etr .. t nr 17ttl. r t UH OOO Owt1t _.,.._ I t., Huntlntt•n Tilit ~ .. oon· TNa bue6Mal II COft· ..,._,CA ta10I c •II• a o "or•. I• n Ttlll butlne.. t• con· Telephone rvi ·e: wanll to move '*°'• •1 .... ....,.. 0, 175-0865 ..._,CA.... duc-.d by. an lndMdull duc-.d by.•....._, pettMr• Thie buelMM la con• Qtemente, Celt. tH12 ducteel bY: en lnclMChMll MIY· 1144,IOO ld '1eh,1_.,.-=-=-::v~=~=~ '* kl•IMM 1e oon. Alltl 1< llulMfltNI et'4P ~:an~ , • .,~ M. Spooner, 1011 LllNO DtN LIAW M o nda .frida Bl'ok• 533-1178 '"-"'"* 29ew/1end. 1 ...... ii.,: e tll'*ll swt· TNe ~ wet tlled H. Nell LM1. Qenerel 0 KftCMI I . lelbe>e. lelt>Oe. c.llf. Tillt et~ ... flled ~=~=~:;;:ii 19w1 ~ 8eeC l)Uyl ,..... .ttt111e0ol#ltya.t11ofor. ,.,,,_ Tllll •!.!_•~~~--~ t*2 ... w-..,.1 witt1=~-~ty ~J!~~ 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. ,. ,,·...:. • .:..1to-te21 .,..... A. .._. 8'191 ~ °" ~ Thia 11a11me11t .... tied with the..._.," .,._,."' ..,.. Mttlony ..-. ....... •• ._ """"' on ,...,.,., ,.,, Ufll 1'11 llllllU -· ""' '* , .. ,1 ..... ,... at. tMS wet11theCoun1YaartlOfOf· anae County on MerOll 1. 0•11• itonor1. hn 1 5 B u inc s Counter: ttll .... .... .. Coune)'Cln of Of· ,_ *'119 County on Metdl •. 1NI ~te. t2t12 ""1IM ..... ~ * ... COllRIJ °" '*'*Y ~ °'.,.._ ¢oelll ttM ""'1TI OIMAE. Dooley,301 Celle Publleneo ~ CoeM Mo da y fr'day M ... V•de curb appeel * If,,.. Delly PllOt Meral'I' '· 11. 11. ,_ Publlehed 0r.,,,. CoMt '°"°''·Sen Cltfnente. CA. Del~ Piiot Maren 11, 21. n . I with manlclnd yerd•. A new hofM on OxHO " ,_ 20. lNI ..... .....,~~ Oelly11 PlloC1 ... ~ch11, 11. 29. t2tT71e2 ..... 1 AfK 1, 8, 1N 5 .... 75 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. everything fre•h and ~t8lot tor,!!! enct6 ~ .. ~ Orenoe Coelt M4'I .. '--·---"""' t, .... II ..... ,,,... • con· -clMn Latge IMng ....... ..... •Y· --· ...... 21~...,. '· 11, ti. ........ ... ~~ M-Mt ~~by•. oeneret pert.,_______ DEA Ol.l:\ES faMllyroom,doub~bl'lclc Quality dee«a1lng In tl1-._ .... IC MftTM"r PuOlleMd ........ ,.. ....,_, ·-.. •:r Pml.IC NOTICE fireplace. 3 g lent i.w1 Md. llOme. Lerve • M-380 .--"'"~ Oellyl'MotMatdltt,11,21. A.,.Wlleon 1•tn1.U:\TIO' n t .\Ul.l'\t: bedroom•. 1¥· bath•. IMng & temlly roome Aptfl '· 1115 .... ti' NOTICE Ttlle ... tement •• hied "'9&JC MOT1CI • I s bmlt uour on.re on M45t nlllM'I wtttttheOountyClerkOfOr· TNCllyotll'llNllMNecl U-nd"y Fri._ _4:3.. 0 p.m. Hugecoveredpatoovet· u , ,lnQlt countv...on Maren a.• rone "*"" IC>PICttton-J•w ... roob magnlflef\t TUY 200n<tncll ~.141t.OOO tN5 (l5-Zc-ooMI 10 -~ Tuesday M on. 4:30 p .111. y8'd. C.it now 64231-3 MAim eTAftlmMT "1MT1 'l0 WAll HI HONl _. PmLfC NOTIC[ TNfOllOwinel**""•• PubMehed Orenge Coeet :~1,!..ov1110nt~1nO:: Wednesday Tues. 4:.., p.m. 1toMl'1 11iw. MOTIC8W CALlfl'.O"NtA, 220 Newpof't dOlno bl.ltlMet-. ~ OeMyPlk>l M.,ch 11.18,25. ~ f« woe c1ey Thursday Wed. 4:30 p.m. A£AlESlAlE ,_,... 8A&.I 8:"~" Newpof't loft.. '9CTITIOU9 ........ Mnet, 8192 W•mlnet• AltfU t, INS Cite hOtllet The~ a1-~ ... ~-" ·---~· G«don R s...,. ttat MAm eTA~ A¥enue. Gerden Grow. CA M-M0011w111oonlld«eetabliltllno F riday Thurr;. 4:30 p.m. THE REAL ESTAT&:RS • .-• • TN tollowlng peniont we 82'4' a deY91opment ptoceaelng d f ' 3 00 Ill T.&-. ... m M.nn.t• Or .• H9wpOt1 &oh .. doll'CI ~ •: o.vtan emetPftMI. Inc. ,.. t0t woe IMlllV ct.y cer• atur a y r1. : P· · eeoTIC9 CA 82te0 BALLOON BUILDERS. (C•llfornl1 ), tf82 Weth permit tt thelf l'Mltlng of d f · 3·00 p Ill vou AM IH OEJ'AULT Thi• ~~ .. ~ .... con-1&M3 Adlfnl Ct.. Founi.ln mlMllf AV9nue, Oerden Pml.IC NOTICE Aprll 8, tH&. •I 8:30 p.m."' ~ un ay n . . • • UNO(" A OHO Of TRUST, ducted by. en,,_.__ Veley, CA t27ot . Grove. CA 928"'• a aoon therlefter .. Poll- DATIO JUN( 21 1880. UN· Gordon A, Se.en C.J . C1rr1le. 16883 Thie buelneee le con· LIQM. NOTICI Ible The pub11C heiring wt11 LESI VOU TAKE ACTION ....!.~-~~~of fllldOr ~Ct., Founteln v-.,, INCteel by. e corpotetlon NOTICE IS HE A EBY be i'191d 11 the etty Coune11 TO l'f'OTIC'T YOUR PROP· '""' ,,,. """"'"' ~" • C,..t27ot Oeyt#I fntetptlMI, ., GIVEN thet the follOWinO Chlmbert 11 11200 Jim· ERTY. IT MAV IE SOlO AT enge ,.8Cou5 nty on 'ebruery TIMI b111lneH I• con· 811111 c. o.yten, Preeldent Item• ol found « taY9il bOr.. Bouleve.rd, lrvln•. C\~Cf:t tATIO:\ & t:ORRECTIO,S: A PUILIC SALE. IF YOU 27. 1. dUCted by. Ill~ Thie etetement w• flied propetty hlw beef! held by Cellfo<nla. HEID AN !XPLAHATION ,_ C.J.Cerr• wtttltheCountyClerilofOr· theP061oeDlpertmantotthe F«addltlonel lnforrneuon f.11111·1•llutio11 .. lltHI 1·11rrc·1·t 11111 .. 11111 ~ Of THI NATVAE Of THE Publlhed 0r*'llt Coelt Thie .-i tement wu flted enge Oounty on Mwch 12, City of Cott• Mell for • ptuu con11c1 Gall I I II I PROCl!Dll'ilO AGAINST Delly Piiot Merc:h ~. 11, 18. wtttl the County Cllt'IC Of Of· 1M5 period In IXCMt of ninety Shlomoto-lollflt M0-3754, t II' Ill IC I' 1111 .. H 1111· ' I'll I in, ... II .. II Ill \I'. vou. vou SHOULD COH-25. 1885 ...... anoe County on Mitch 5, mnte (80)d•)'9' Community O.veloprn.nt Plc•IJl!t' ..... k fur it 1·11111·1·llu t i1111 --... CUSTOM 21A. lem, + SIM.. gueet. 501 ~Ave. Out front • j( t>Mutlful 3 131'7,000 ownr 541-2t17 bdrm, 2 blth home with FABULOUS Udo a.yfront brick flrepleoe. Bright Home l Oc .. nfront and sunny kitchen PlUS Proper11et 173-7873 2 bedroom. 2 bath unit 1....,..,,...,,_.,.,,..---::-=~~:-:--= PlUS t Bdrm 1 bath unit. FSBO-v., ..... OcMt\ vu 3 ctt garage. Gre•t In· 1Bd PenltlM OPEN SAT com• Prlnclpal• only 12..-: 300 NO CeaMV Ln. S20 •,900. Call Now P-e 83t-22I0/83'l-t812 546-2313 TACT A LAWYER. M._ 1985 Publlthed OrMQe Coeet Blue Olr1'1 1Spd. Schwinn e>ep.nment. OnAprtl 12, 1N5 •tt:15 'l?Mal oe11yP11ot Mwot12&.AprU1. e1eye1e. Boy'• Blue 1s~. Note:lfvoud\lllenoetNe num lwr ~twn 1·11 111•1•lli111! \ottr acl. IT'ITlllftlW a.m., AELIAI LE INVEST· rtaJC NOTIC( PutMllNd Or_,. Coeet 8. 15. 1N& Murrey Bicycle, Boy'• Blue 5 project 1n c:oun. you may be l:'ftftOftS lllil~ftiiil~·~~llANUMable io.. tNt totat ME~T C<>f'POAATION. .. . Diiiy Pltot Mitch f1. 18, 25, M-382 Spd Cycle Pro Bloycle, llmlleel to rllelng only tt1oM I'~ • : 192.300 et uncMr' 12% duly eppolnted Tru•t" ~nnoue ..-u April t. 1N5 .,.,.IC NOTICE Boy'• Orey 10Spd. Col· tuuee you or eomeone .... (.llt•t•k '· oii r •itl cl •ii'h. 111111 rc·iwrl ~~~~!!~~!I lnter .. t. 2 Bdrrn Garden under and purwuMt to Deed NAiii ITATDmlfT M-368 ~ umble 8icycle, LadlM VII· relMd II the public hMrlng • • i h~Wlttl a vtftl End of Ttlllt r9C«ded Jutt 2•· ThelOllOwlngpenonew• ecwr1 low Metil Ring with green delalbedlnthltnotlce,Ol'ln t•rrur!. in11111•ctiu1t·I~. T l11· I) \II.) • unlt ln•~locetion, tNO, .. lnlt. No. H155, In doing~• etone. lewn bloW« end tool written corr•poodence de-1 C.il today fOf detellt t>ook=5· pege 10 of Of. BOAT PRIDE MARINE ) "8.JC NOTIC[ ...:::"": =·~ Check With mite. tool•. llvereeltothec:;1tvCounc•l•t. Pl I.OT ;u1 .. u mt•i. liahil ih for I h1· fir,, &46-7171 . ::-'eounty =~°'::-C:. ::v~.~·~:; "*-ICNOTa ... • ,,.,..,, 2. 1tM. o1~~J1;!, JSno ~:~tor 10• the public; hW· inc·orrt•1·1 in,,ntion onl~. fofnla executed by Wllllen\ 387 W Bey S'"t #M Coeta GIVEN ltlet 1 putlllc hMflng .. ....... '"'91 1 ttM lll'lhlp of the pr()per'ty within Councll of the City of 1rV1ne • U ' I' '1 THE REAL ESTATE RS engeeounty.11ete ofCell-°°"""' Clw1el enn.y NOTICE IS HE"E8 Y --• u. I.~ peereendproveehltown· ltv ORDER or the City CLASS'lf'IF~D L A 2 2 -.r.::l L&7ff T. M.., lllld luenn MNler Mell CA tH27 · wlll be held by the City Coun-I• I• II "•I• I , YIN M'*I (7) deya tolloWlng the O.te· Merell tt tNa · WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Or ' aeor Piiette di of IN 0tty of lrvtne on 1CMA.M?A1Dt17111'.lftlM publloetlon of thlt Notlol, CfTY cw !RV., .,: ...... I .... , ..... fir •-Jt · OOO ...... AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIO-ao ~ton ft 1t15' Tueedey, April 8, 1tll, et ......,., .. 1?111 ~ the tltle thereto lhell ¥911 In lerMrt Peltelle ~--.. 1111 ~~~~ ":~ l::ibluff. 78; DER 'OA CASH (pey•bte at Huntington BHc h. CA 8:30 p.m., °' .. eoonlnther• ~ =~: ,, the finder, It there be one. or Cttr Clettr • ...... lMl ltural 1112 You thou'"' ... the VleW 2B• w/court yrd ~I"'. time of NII In lawful money t2M8 Iller . M poetlble, !tie ,_.,_ -In the City Of Costt ....... In fSublllhed Ortnge Co.et --"' '1 of u. United 8,....1 et the Thie bullnM• 1, con· 1rvtn1 City Council ute•1. Mr ,.._....,. which oeM the property o.11y Piiot Merotl 25• 1eea · *IAll llNI Ill* hill•. canyon• and Pvt b.ckyrd, new p•lnt, trontentrancetotheOldOf· dueled by. 1 Qenlll'•I pert· Cflamt>ert, 11200Jemb«ee 1111 ~.::.:-=,.: llhall be told at public euc· M.387 -W/MAT.. *•W•T1111• beyond. 2 Bd, 2 B•. den V9r'f nice. Agt• welcOme -"09 County ~houM. nerlhlp . Boulevlfd, IMne, Cellfornla, IM tlon et, time and d1t1 to be N£W USTINGll Sh ti:" condo Sec •nd cozy lrplc In lrvlne'I 780-8244 Of &47·2374 loclted on Sent• Ane 111¥d.. n......i..... c -..... to oonllder the vecatlon Of C.wt lft _., • ....._. ennouriced .,. .. .,. NOTJCt 8rJ> • Turtle Rock Highland ST t ~ Sycernore St. & ~t_;,;;,-:, .. flted twopottll>ntofH.,...d Av· ... ,_,, .. , .......... OATE0:3120185 ,._.,, 3 Bdrm, 2.5 ba1tl condo g•tenrSCPlaupool1p1 T nhomesS183.500 NEWPOATCRE Lowet ·~·Sent• Anl, CA• wltl'I the County Cllflc of Of. ~· • deecrlbed In Exhibit ~ ~ ........ ~.. Ill 1. •TH, CHll' °' MOTICI °' w/bOat ellp. Latge mullf +carport Sac. at S89.900 ow ' price 4Br Condo In New· right, '"11, lllld lnterllt oon-County on F«><uwy "A attec:hed hereto In~ -.._.. flOUCI TMllTll'I IA.LI eult• w/belcony. Green-3 ~ 179.899 anm U,...l(JUI tt()~tl port Belch. Tennie, pool. ~to and now held by It ~NS cordance wt1h Aeeolutlon °"'I l .,1u11 el Publl9hed OrMQe t u. Ml. belt locetlon. Priced to 10W% fin. Try $7000 min R .. ltors, 975-6000 Xtnt loeatton 1119,900 undet Mid Deed of TNet In ' ,_ 86-21 edopteel Mlfcfl 12, ....... ''°· ... tW, Delly Piiot March 2'5. 1885 1-t• t I.Ult' NII et I 191,000 FEE. down. Won't 1 .. 11 Woodl-Ownef wlll help finance. the property tltUeted In Mid Putilllheel Orenge Coeet 1N5, by the City Councll or leAta AH, Catuef11te M·383 T.I . No........ Ide VIiiage 2511 W. 6"'2-•887 Agent County lllld Stele deeor1bed Delly Piiot Meteh 4, 11, 18. the city of Irvine,~ 11712._.~~-~ uwr COOi" -\\1\ll HI HCl'lll Sunflower P•trlck PllOll PM HITllLI .-: 25 1ee5 Oueltlonarlletlwtothllva--.. .. _. ,..,. MAA VISTA FINANCIAL. ttoMI' 1-. Tenore Agent 83112&e llYlllOI• THAT PORTION Of LO'T · M-347 cetlon thould be dlrecteo to ._ .,,.,.._. ,.._ ef ._ PllllC NOTICE INC. 11 duly eppotnted REAL ESTATE ' • ICUIFlllT LIT ~~r~~~1~/A~~=~~ ~~t~~~~~ Engl· c:=r~ta=w:.=: ""9lJC MOT.Cl ::t~bed""":.: ~~ 131-1400 ,_;';@~I ~-% L=~:~r::.~ 88~":i~~ S..Utltul toeetlon on wide MESA, COUNTY Of ()A. rtate-NOTIC( BY ORDER or the City ............... ...., • • A public heertng II ec:hed· Will SELL AT PUBL:IC 1~ wentl to give this •way. sand be.ch. Prlv•t• gate ANGE, S'TATE Of CALI· CounctloftheCltyoflMne. --..-1,,..,0tMr· uleelloren1PPM1totheClly AUCTIONTOTHEHIGHEST *SOl.DOOT* Auum•ble lln•nc:Jng on gua.rded community. FOANIA, AS SHOWN ON A ~TITIOUI .,..... DA TEO: Mardi 18, IN5 ....... ,,..., .. Ille of ltvlne City CouncH, of the BIO OE R FOR CASH -Piii. 111 _,,d 2nd to be IUlteel Motlvlleel out of 111te MA P THEAEO,, "E· NAM18TAT'lmMT CITY Of! IRV~, I p: 1111111111111 ef 11111•• .. Pllnnlng Commlellon de-AND/OR THE CASHIERS ~Bdrm~d Loh , V9r'f prl· toyou.Onty187,500.Alk owner hU priced to NII COAOEO IN BOOK 8, PAOE The tollowlng perlOM 111 ..,_, hleU, ~ .... U 1rut1lll ..... _, olelon denying oondlllonel OA CERTIFIED CHECKS fll lllffl '" -· with !or BARBARA JAMES 11 $495,000 71, Of MtSCELLANEOUS doing buelnW M: OAl· City Clettr ... ,....... .., remlnhR UM permit ll4·CP·0828. SPECIFIED IN CIVIL CODE . "74 v,n·'.·.~ .. ~~·vt ,.,'J! ........ -MAPS. McpN)S OF SAID L E A V 0 F A S I A N PutMllhed OrMQe COMt ........ IA ef ................ ptopoalng the pleOlll'nln1 of SECTION 292.., (peyable et Flrat lllM eYer tine}• ""' •• ..,_ ..... ""' • ....,.,....'°"' ORANGE COUNTY, Of· TREASURES, 1000 W•t Diiiy Piiot Mwch 25. 1N5 lM ......,_, Ateftl IA vehloultr eecett control the time of NII In lawful have we become Liit· CloM to Mel• Verde SCRIBED AS ,OLLOWS: Coeet Hlgtwrey, Suite C. M-388 ~ ,_..... • 11 UIC t• tor Turtle Rocle Cr•t money of the Unlteel Stll•I leMI" In the Bluffs. We country club. Price r• PAAOEL 1: Newport 8Mch. CA 82983 , I f I • a 1 c , " Enda~).-1'-~ ... 11gt1t, title ~to~ a duCiO fO -nn.lfOl>. 8EGIHHIHG AT-A POINT Emmera -ffn90ttr-lno. -Pml.IC NOTICE Qw.TI.,Jt1:11 MirW ioceted et St.,or•t Ind con~ to end now held Nlel people IOI' Open 751·3181 =""'...---::=--:..----:i"lrll:-. 1NtHEW£8TERLYUNEOf (Stlteoflnoorporetlon:Clll-1.1-t.1, ........ """9 • Rldgellne. weet of Turtte by It under Mid 9eed 'Of HOUMe. We detPerltety !pSE ECT 8AIO LOT 23. 04ITANT iornla) YOU Aftl tte 09,AUL T ..... , ~ CIOltL. ~ ,...._ Rook Ortve, Enc:tav1 Ill. In Trutt In the propetty herein· need lla11ngt. Mey we l THEREON 48.H FEET Tht. b\11lne11 It eon· UNDUI A OllD CW TIIUIT ,_ -._-. the Vlllege of Turtle Roell. A eftlll' detcrlbed: ..wyou? _ _JL..!PRQPE::!!~~RTll!!IEo.oi!.-1-'7°"(fnrir~~~iiwrt NOATHEAL Y FROM THE duc1ed by: I corporltlon , DATID 'll~ll~M--1_t .._. '--"' C-.. · n aou?KWUU • UNLlllVOU 'Hk proposed pllnt, • copy of BAKER, DIANE M. BAKER .. --... _._ double garage $2•9 000 ,,. _______ _ -----NER Of SAID LOT. ANO Preeldent & C.E.O., Emmett ACTION TO P"OTICT ...... ,2. 19 C the environment al di· BENEFICIARY: PACIFIC L"'' _.3,_ Bdrm..,..2 •12 1 .. '-th Cell 875-9058 . . . 1 1"--------- RUNNINO THENCE EAST· lmport1, Inc. YOUlt fllRONfltTY, IT MAY ,., U 1htd °'.... .... tlll'mlnetlori (cetegcwloll ••· FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO -Ge ' 09 Oceen View PenthOUM. 2 EAL v PAAALL.EL WITH THE tl'll• ltltement w• flled • IOL.D AT A "*-IC .,.., .... Mllfcfl "· .. emption) end other project LOAN ASSOCIATION Brltt•nywood• Condo. lalMI Mester•. taking IOH IOUTHERlY LINE OF SAIO with the County Cieri! of Or· aA&.I. •vou•10 ANO· A,,t ,, 1.a M-m tnlormetlon .,. available tor recorded February 1, H .. comm pool & tennle Ptalalall 'IM'J $139.900. Agt 759-5080 LOT, 230 FEET; THENCE •noe County on Fet>Nlry ,LANATION 0, THI yourrevtewattneCommunl· 1883ulnttt.No.83-05t21• court•. Alklng 1155,000. _...., .......... .,_ __ ....,_l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 NORTHERLY PARAlLEl 21, 1885 NAT U flt I O' TH I ty Development Oeptrt· of Ofllclel Reoofdt In the of· .. ...,. WfTI Piii 11 WITH THE WEST ERL y LINE ~ "90CllDINQ AQAINIT rta.IC NOTICE ment, 280 t McO•w. lrvtne. flee of the Recorder of Or· Tradit1' on al ...... NllUIU IWlll 1111111 OF SAID LOT. 48.58 FEET; Publllned Ofenge .,.,..1 YOU VOU 1HCM1LD COM-You ere Invited to attend 1 enge Count~; -I llH,111 THEN c E w Es TE R LY Delly Pilot M.,oh 4, 11, 18, TACT A LAWYlfl .,.. m12 publk: neer1ng to be held by Mid deed or tru11 cte-Re alty Only 4 year• old. Beeutlrut lllMll T PARAlLEL WITH THE 25, t985 MOTICI °' MOTICI"' the City of lrvlne City Coun-t«lbel the fOllOwlt'lg: 3 Bdrm. 2-n ba. formll .. bloekl from Wedge on SOUTHERLY UNE OF SAID M-352 ""'9Tlt8 IA.LI TitU~'8 IAU c;ll, on April 8. 1t85, et 8:30 Pll'cll 1: ._,, undMded 631-7370 klnlng room. Top loc•llon Balboe PenlnNI• Point. 2 LOT. 230 FEET TO THE T.I. MO..... Ml. 9J1 p.m .. °' u eoon therMf1111', 1118111 inter•t In Ind to Lot end ltrge doclc. A1-large 1 Bdrm unite. WESTERLY UNE OF SAID rta.JC NQfJC( NOTICE IS HEREBY YOU ARE IN DEFAUlT In the City Councll t of Tract No 11227. In the 1um•ble loans m•kes S16,380 yearly Income. lOT; THENCE SOUTHERLY GIVEN. tllet on Weelneedey, UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Chtmbert, 17200 Jam· City of Costa ......... per r.!rubhll"· El11·s this en euy tu• over. 1545115"'7 Mlremat Or. ALONO SAID WESTERlY ~nnout IUIMI• Aprll 11. 1885, II 11:00 DATED MARCH tTH, 188•. bof•. Irvine. For m0t• In-m1p recorded In 8oolt ..... u u pr Iced r I g h I I I LINE, •8.58 FEET TO THE NAMI ITATl•NT o'clock 1.m. of Mid dey, In UNlESS YOU TAKE AC· formetlon. cell Steve Letter· PegM 33 lllld 34. In the Of. •• .... , .. , , .. ~·••·, ... 11.200.000. Cell for more POINT Of BEOINNING. The lonowtng pertont .,. IN room ... ellde IOI' con-TION TO PROTECT YOUR ly, Ptannet It, Community nee of the COunty Recorder ........ lnform•tlon end ahoWlng. EX Cf PTINO THERE· doing butlMel M: ducting Trull"'' s ..... PROPERTY. IT MAV BE Oevelopment Dep1rtment. of tald County. Excepting Side by llde duplexM. ~ llY' FROM, ALL OIL, OAS, ANO TRAVEl'IH JET Sl<I REN· within the otfloel ot RE.Al SOLO AT A PUBllC SALE. tt 880·3812. If you c:hellenge therefrom Unlt1 1 through Two 2 BR, 1 BA + newer llffmf OTHEA HYDROCARBON TALS, 2025 Cl'lerle St.. AP1. ESTATE SECURITIES SEA· IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· thl1projec:t lncourt.youmey 18 u lhown upon the Con-2 BA. 2BA + 1 BR. 1 BA. Excepllonally good lo· SUBS TA NC ES IN OR c . Cost• ....... CA 92&21 VICE. loceted II 1500 Nof1tl NATION OF THE NATURE be llmlteel to rllllng only domlnklm Plln recorded In Good location. Near cation-Watch the yaehtl UNDER SAID l ANO, Geofge ac.tnpo 2025 B<oedWey, Sul1• 100, In the OF THE PROCEEDING thoM luuet you or torM-Booll 14087,Pege878ofOI-ark th and beleh BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 Chene St., Apt. c: Coet• City of Santi An•. County of A 0 A IN s T y 0 u. y 0 u one ., .. relMd •t the publlc: llclll Reoofd• of Mid Coun· !uh. .:::: b•Y vlew NII by. 3 Bdrm 4 Bettle, FEET WITHOUT THE RIGHT M .... CA 92827 OrMge. St••• of Cllllomle, S~OULO CONT ACT A LAW· heeling detc:rlbed In th19 no-ty. Peroel 2: Unit 0 -1 .. . den, powder room. MP Of ENTRY UPON THE SUR-Thi• bualn"' I• con-NEWPORT HOME LOAN. VEA. tloe, or In written oor· ehown upon th• Con-Great bullder/lnvHtor leundry room. The din· FACE THEREOF. AS RE· ducted bY: .., lndlVtduel tNC.. 1 Cllltornl• corpor-On Apfll 18, 1885, et 11:00 respondenc:e dellvereel to domlnlum Pt1n referred to In potential. Aeeum. fln.nc· tog-llvlng end mHter 1:miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim SERVED IN THE DEED George OcemPo anon ... duly eppolnteel A.M., Peoplet lnveetmant the City Councll et, or P<lor P1toel 1 et>ove. Ing. Drive by, lhen oell. Bdrm• face wet•. T~ ;;;:===::;::;::;=:=:==;;:z;;;;;;;;;;I• FROM WllLIAM MOORES, Thll itatement w• flied Trust• under end pur1Uant llnd Loan AUoclltlon u to. Ille public: hMllWI YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 1280,000 a S295,000. nle-prlv•te community· ceitlll •tJ •r (ftj .... ftlllW DATED MAY 8, ·1847, ANO with the County Clefk of Of. to the iio-of Ille con· duly eppolnted Trutt.. CITY CW IR , IV: UNDER A DEED OF TAUST ......... ~~.~nlMeh1ryedL.ou~~ .. ~lonrly --/frHf ·-tl•t,111, ll.i ...___, RECORDED MARCH 1, 1nge County on Fllbt\lefY ferreel In thet certeln Deed of under end purtulnt to Deed lertNrt ,...... DeiH'lJ DATED 1129183. UNLESS ..., .,,,., ...,_ .,..S".,_ "" a ,. ..... 1948, IN 8001< 1731. PAGE 28, 1N5 Trutt execvteel by MARTIN of Truet recorded March 12, CllJ Cieri! YOU TAKE ACTION TOI•-------· 1 Bdrm M . unl1. South of In "Selvtew''. The lowel1 138 OF OFFICIAl AE· ~ R. DAVIS end SHERRIE A 1884 ... lnltr. No. Publllhtld Or•nge CoMt PROTECT VOUR PROP· ~ ) Hwy L•rge ci.an Ideal pr!Qed Elegant 3 Bdrm c 0 R 0 s . AN 0 8 y Publllhed Oringe Coeet DAVIS. hulbend end wife. 84·1018"'5, or Ofllc:lll ~ Deity Piiot Mereh 25, 1885 ERTY. IT MAV BE SOLO AT PICTU , E vou1-for~. S282,so0 home ' 10 privet• com-OUITClAIM DEED, DATED Dilly Piiot Merch 4, 11. 18. rec0tded Merch 18, 1N1, In cords. exewted by: JOhn M-388 A PUBLIC SAlE. IF VOU •-W.• 1 __ ...__ munlty Pool and tennl1. OCTOBER to. 1857 ANO 25 1985 8oolt 13988 of Ofllclll ~ Jey Ginter 111 •nd Cynthl• NEED AN EXPLANATION _, -Never. better opportunl· RECORDED OCTOBER 24. ' M-345 OOfdt of Mid County, 11 Ginter, .. utbllld end wife ti 91-IC NOTICE OF THE NATURE OF THE 141• lllt ty to llve In thll pr .... tt57 pege821,Aec:order'elnltrv· Community Properly •• ..-~ PROCEEDING AGAINST HOME HE , E --an tlglou Newport nelOh PARCEL 2: DI-IC NOTICE mant No 24475, by reuon trull«•. In the otflot of tlle NOTIC« TO YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· &•ft ~ Cell &46-711 1 • A RIGHT OF WAY FOR ..--of e brNCh 0t def""1 In pey· County Reoofder of Or1nge CMDITOfta °' TACT A LAWYER. PIPE LINE PURPOSES ,ICTITIOUl ___ 11 rMnt or performance of the County. St•t• of C.lil«nfa. eULK ntAN.,lflt 3~5 Avooedo St. G·l. • l~~I ~~ ~I OVER THE NOATHEAL v 4 --obl"'•tlont MCUreCI thereby. Will SELL AT PUBLIC Co1t1 M .... CA rii i1 FEET OF THE SOUTHEAL Y NAMI ITATl•NT 1nok:c,1ng that breec:h 0t de-AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIO. (t.o~ ~'r;4107 "(II 1 llreet lddr ... or :: =~,, :1; 51.88 FEET OF LOT 23 OF TM fot!O'#lng pettonl .,. leult, Notice or wtilctl WM OER FOR CASH (pey•ble It Nol!Oe II ~.by given to c:ommon dffl9n1tlon of Pr1·vate Part1'es ----------FAIRVIEW FARMS. AS doing bumlneee u recorded Auau1t 23. 1"'4. ume or tale In 11wful money 1 h property 11 tl'lown •bove. no •••1 Tl... IOYllW S HOWN ON A MAP, S MS ENTERPRISES. U Recoro«"l1 lnttrument ol the United Sttlff) et: the c;redllors ol the wt In w11ranty It glYlll'I •to flt *- THEREOF, RECORDED IN 2085 A·4 Cll1rl• Str .. 1. No. 84-35"70. WILL SELL IOU1h front entrlflOtl to the n•med tranelerori•) 11'111 • completaneet or correct-Are Welcome 3br .. Nm 8.75% ioen •• Bdrm. New Bedford wtth BOOK 8. PAGE 71 OF MIS-Colle Mele. CA 92827 AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO Orenge County Old bulk trtntter Is ebout to be ne11)" The btnellclery S&•'4 per mo. P.l.T.I. view for a low 1330,900. CELLANEOUS MAPS, RE · Frenk Bendert. 20eS A°"" THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Courthou ... 211 W. Senti ::: °/; ~~operty under Hid OMd of Truet. by S9G,900 S.P. Agt Supple Gu.,d gate community CORDS OF SAID ORANGE c11111e Street, Cott• M .... CASH. lllWlul money ot the An• Bou1ev1rd. City of S111t• ne ., ' · reuon or• brMOh or defeu" Call Clllli*'-•, 780-9534 or 845-g 181 with pool, te>•. tennle COUNTY. CA 92927 United St1t•. or 1 oeehllf't Ant. S tete ol CellfOl'nll 111 The neme. and t>utl,_ In the obllgltlonl MClUreCI T• EXCEPTING THERE· L ... Bendefe. 2085, A°"" c:h«ik drewn on • ttete °' right tltle Ind lntlll'fft con· lddr ..... of the Intended thereby heretofore ex· 642-5678 MESA VERDE Exec. 3 or 4 C•ll lodayl Agt. 159-1997 FROM THE EASTERLY Q\lf1e Street, Cott• Mele, nttlonelbtnk,11t1te«leel· vey.d to end now held by It trantterore ere: lUCtLLE ecuted ind dellYlll'eel to the br, lg• pvt lot, ()I C. .. ....... 418.40 FEET. THEREOF. CA 93837 erll Cfeellt union. or • •Ill• under Hid Deed of Trutt In =E~iv:01• :,:•h undertigned • written Dec-s 189.000. 831-~737 Agt. H.,t>Of View Homee. Ex1r• ALSO EX CEPTING . Thie bu1lne11 It c:on· or r.derll aevtngs Ind 10et1 thepr()per'tytltuetldlntlld ' n m, llretlon of o.flUlt end 0.-~~~~~~~Er~~~E;:gi· ~.:by • oener" P•r1· ~ic:.:.~1e~~~n1:: ~·y•ndS1•1•detorlbed c AT:9:.uon 1n c e111orn1• ;:~:,rbrs.:ti:~:= for information 38=~·~.~~~~pl. ~:.~fee1.Y~., ~,:·t~ The street lddr ... end I.AM Bender• of ·*ti. ell rlgl'll, lllle Ind Lot 4 or Trect No 8880, In of thein:~ ~':: = tlon to CIUM the under· •trlum, lg y•rd. 1 13g,500 onel 1242,500. Agt. other common dellgtletlon. Thll l(ltement Wll l"ed tn:erHt held by It. .. the City of Newport Beech. or pr• ,,_ . tlgned to Mii Mid propetty & . in I y • ... ... _ • _...__ 759-1991 It any, of the ,.., propetty with IN COunty Cllfll of ()r. j rull•. In lh•t , .. 1 pr()per'ty ... per Mep lllecHn 8oolt 435, of the Intended lrantflll'or II. to Ntl•fy Mid Obllglllonl, SU r p n s g ., .... ...,.., ------ de 1 c r I be d ebove II= County on Merc;h ot, altuete fn Hid Counlo:d p~ •3 . 45 lnclutlve of ta~. lhef bulllneN tnd lhl<Mltlll' the under· low cost. 141-1121 purported to be· 1878 Meyer t8 5 P21GIM Stet•, deeer1bed .. I : Mlecellaneou• M•P•. r• •nd ~r ..... uMd :ri;: llgned CIUMd Mid notice of Pel ----,,..,...,.~ Pteol, Coete Meee, Cell-Publlthed Or-Coeet Lot 71 of Trect No. 7485, OOfdt ot Mid Orenge Coun· Intended tr1neteror within breech end of llecilon to be UI at IOtnle. -...-.. per mep recorded In fY, th I I lut recorded Nove mber 28. I ----· a Bf 2 &I fl( A.,60(, Tiie undertl9ned di•· Dtlly Piiot M1rch t '· l8. 2&. · Boolt' 310. Peoe-12 to 18 Tiie etreet lddr.... end r .. Yffl'• • VMf• 1854 11 lnltr No. 14-•8218 t dueed to 1158,900. Ownr olelme any lllblflty for eny A0tll t. t885 lnolullve of Mllcelteneous other c:omrnon dellgn1tlon, put 90 flt •known 10 the of Otflciel Aec:ordt In the of· "' lncofrec:t,,_ Of the llreet M·357 M"'8. In the office of the II any, of the r ... property ~=ded treriefer.. .,. nee of the Recorder of Or· 4•3-7587 or 85&-1023 aiddr .. end other common County Flee«dlll' ot uld de• or 1 b • d • b o v • I• T~ neme<•I Ind butlneu ange County; l&LI IT .... ::::;:-11on. If eny, lhOWf'I "8.IC NOTICE County ' purpor1eel to be a. Narbon· lddr... of the lntendeel Seki Nie wlll be mlde, but Bffut. 2Br Iba cott9ge. The 1trM1 lddr ... M ne, Newport BMcll, Celt-1r1n1t1r-'1) ire· JACK without coven.nt Of wer· COMPLETE Totallv r--od ln/o t Seid ...... be rnlde. bu• IUP9'MOflt COURT other common detlgnetlon fornle. WAOlEIOH ANO BAABAAA renty. expr ... or lmotle<I. r• ' .... · u · wtthOut co-ient or wer· CW CAIJPOMIA, of the rell propetty herllri· The undlll'tlgned Trutt .. WAOlEIGH 1ee1 Miit gerdlng tlllf POIHlllon, or ~:ii~°oo~p&o=ri:i: •---------fi=tJtpr.-Ol'lmplle<l,re· cOUMTYMOf'AMOI ebove ducrlbed I• dllclelm .. nyllabltltyt0tany OrWe •SO i.,,1 A ·Call encumbrtrtOM, to pey ltle SPORTS ger tltte. pa11111lat1. or In lhe Miit• of IN Appll-purporteel to be: 23"'5 Port incorrec:tneee of the ltreet fornla 92707 I na, • retN~ prlncipel tum of 1138.500. Ph 881·9482 enolllft enoee. to pay the eeflon of Robert M Dowe on C1r11111 Place, Newport lddr ... Ind other common Tl'lat the ~openy pert!-the no4 1) Meufld by Mid DAILY or 240· 1528 Iv mag rernelning pmclpel IY"' or t>enlltofS1f1MerleOowe(1 Beecl'I. Cellfornla. dMIQnetlon, If eny. ltlOwl\ '*''hereto -dellct1tled In deed of ruet. wltfl Interest H the "°'8(1) MOUred by llld minor) f« Qlenge ot Nlmtl Tne under1igned hereby herMI II . Ill furnlt . tt U In Mid note prOYlcMcl, eel• r-iiiiiiiiit-.. o.eci of rrutt ""'" 1n1 ... , No A 12?438 d1ec111m1 "' 111blllty '°'any said .... w111 be,,,..,., t>vt : .,: "'C:·~ vence1. " *""· un0er ,,_ In the tNteon ... prOYlcMcl In tald OROEA TO SHOW Incorrect,.... In Mid ttreet wlth<M covenent or Wlf• ..,, ~ end tlll'mt of laid OMd of truet. note(e), ldVencel. If ~ CAUSE FOR CHANGE lddr ... or other common ran:expr .. Of lmpllld, r• :" IOCltect et· 1 ttWdineer ..... ohlrgM. end ·~ undlrthetermeofMld Of N.AME dellgnetlon g., title, pa11111tll4', or Awnut Hunt._.on 8Mctl of IN TruetM end of IN I Illy Piiat of Trwt. fell, c:MrgM end 1s.c. 80841 Said .... w111 be mede enoum encee. to pey the ce11tornle ""'. • tf\1111 erMteel by Mid Deed ...,...,... of the Trvte .. end Robert M. Dowe on beh.it without _r.,.,ty, ..... Of remlllnlng l)l'lnelpll 1Um al TN ~ uMd al Trutt. of !tie truet• 11'..., by Mid of Sir• MMle Dowe (a lmpllld, f9V*dlng tltte, poe-the not• ~eel by laid by Mid tr.,,...,:":t Mid Said .... wll be held on: Deed of Tr1191. mlnot} h• Neel • petition In ..-on. Of enoumbrlnOll. Deed or Trvet, ...., lnteteet locltlon II· VOV'l.L LOVI Tueedey, """'" •• 1tl6, at TN tcMI 8IMCMlt of IN thlt court fOf 11'1 Otdlll' allow· to utlffy IN ptlnclpel "'" thereon, .. prOYldecl In laid AT ,.,,,T i1n 1'30 p rn. In IN lobby to the unpeld bllenc. or tN OOll• Ing petnloner to Cllange her ence of the Not• Of other not•. ad'Y11uoea. If Illy, under Tllet Mid w.c ,,.,..., II bUlldlllO loclteel .. 80, I gllllon teeureel by tN prop-,,.,.,,. frOITI ... MIWll Dowe ~tlon MOUreCI by ea6d IN terme of Mid 0.-d of lnttinded to be conMn• South r...MI ,,, .... Or .... et1Y to be told and r.-on-to 8we MM Dowe Deed of Ttuet, wtttt lm.eet TNlt, fell, OllWgee lllld tk• _.. 1 ................ Of• Cellfornfe tteea. ftllf .. , Qlft1'.i ~'° 1 /) ~ b a.• .-•tmeeec1 009l•. ... rr is HEAE1v oRoe:Ae:o 1nc1 ottier eume .. ~ovlded Pet*I ot the TM!tee 1nc1 ot E'~~ ,:~'l..Ti~ INC.'. At 1t1e 11me of the tn1t1e1 ""'" o~ ~CIU ~~ -'-Ptr "O ""' .... penW end ad\;•teal M tM tf\11111 penone ~eel In therein; pfut ad'Y~. If tN tNllfl cteeted by Mid 2 tot2 "OOIChwlt • 109 publleltlOft of thlt noUot, ._... 11oy a.' 1 ~ ltmeof ......... ~IOtl thern.tt«lfOfeeeldllPCIM' any,underthetermlther90f OMd of Tr1111, for the Huntl ton..)Meh Cell; tNlotllwnountoftl'leun-.,..,,.,.._ 1911.,, ,,i ..._ ,,--.--~""'.....,~ of tN ...,.... of 9* II ~ tblt c:ourt In o.p.n. and Int.,. °" "'°" ...ed-amount reeeon•~ Mtl• fOfnl~~ on "'-.-peld l>8lence of tM M · ,..,, ,.,...,,.._ _., i.e. NUI0.7t. ment No I et 7. 00 CMc vane••· end plu• '"'· IMted to be! N18.ot7.11 10 1iii~ °' QetiOn MCured '1Y tl'le lbOW i... '* ,., ... •-.. ..,. -• rt.bel~underMld Center OrM Weet. hnte Cf\Wgeeand.,,.,._ofttll Thebel~Jundlrlllld Thi. WIC ,,.,.._ .. tue>-ieacrlbed died of trvtt and H E p C D E 0.... of T,,,.. •.mtoie •· Me, Cellfoml•. on Aptlf 21. Trwtw and of tN tNltl Deed of Tt\111 ,_..ofor9 a · ,llCt 1 ClllfOfnte "'1lfofm ~ ooetl, ...,..,..., ...... end o.h•eel to tM 1tll, at 8:1& o'etock A.M. craeteel by Mid Deed of ecuteel and oetMreel to IN ~ .. COde hctlon • n d • d v. n c .. 11 I I I ·I' r llfldel ... led • Wftnen 0.C. end then Ind there lflOW Tru.t. TN tcMI eirnount of under..,_, a ~ Dec-llot • l t2Ut""31 _ _ . . _ llrlllCWI of ~ end 0.-_,.., If *"'I tlMly !\eve , _..,., Mid OOl!getlon, lnClludlnt IWetloft of ~ and De-The ,,.,,... and adelr ... of The totll lneleb4edneea • IMfld '°' ..... end • """9n ea6d petition '°' cnenoe of 11811nellt) edlneted ""· rnencUor 1111, and• -men the petton wltl'I •hom bllnt "'.....,._on wtllcifl E X 1 R M I No9oe of °"""' 9Rd. tteo-,,.,,,. lhOuld not be oranteel. d!WgM end.,,.,,... of"" "°''°' Of Default lllld flee-cl•lm• mey be flied I• ""°'**" bid .. OOf'njMlld I I I r t10n to... TN llfldetliaMd IT t8 FUA'TH!.fll 0tdereel T "'9tee, et tN tlml Of Wltll tlon to ... Thi ~--llC"OW ARTllTI INC 'fllWI be *atned by oallfW ......_..___.___.___......, t _... .-, HotlOI of 0.-tNlt • oopy Of tl'lll order to put)Acetlon of thlt Hottel. II CAll'8ect Mid HoCtca of 0.-2 tot2 "*"""" · 1109 (1 t4) M~1 Of (21 ll - '-"' .,., ......,. to ... to lflOW ceuM be puOlllMd 1n t 1M,tM.l4 rautt end !lectlOn to ..., to Huntl:,on IMcl'I Call; b7...ae& "'dftf belor'I the to--'!..! ... " __ K_r_, ~-· lie 1wwwdrld ~ tfle OOl'"'Y tl'leOr-CoeetOellyftllol, Oetecl: MetOll 20 t... be reoordld In tN c:°""'Y f--.... .. .._ .. :............ ... " wnai ll'h "''" rt•ll ....... ,.. ptaperty ... ,.-.p.,,., of fet*al • .....,. MOii LOM. .... tM ..... ~ .. &;.,O. Ho ~c~ Deted. Mlrdl 1, 1tl6 r r. I I N..ot tq~~Dv~ : !0CM9d, OlnMlltton. putllllfltd In"*' INC ... C•• -...... tocMl*I -d4ly '°' ..... dllll'll Dw TAC 119 - -" . I 1 .... COll•M !\OO~ICl1• t111t 0.. ~ 21. 1~_ OCNnty et 1e19t onoe a .......... • ........ .,, .... o...t MatOll 11, 1tl6 eredltof ..... be Aiw0. MM YllTA ,_,MCIAL, ..-------1Jo11at _ ••• 1 IMl8'W' '°' rour conMOllllVe ..., ...... 11 u,_ ..,.,..... ~ b 11•u • ... wNdl ta tM....,. llO,. • _.. ......., ., I C090MftOl!i • wlttl ~INN)'oftllld,_,· C •1 1118 ....... ..,. .. U. lcu II I .. .,, CM ...... fie OONUfft1Mo T•• ..... ~'f, -------8 (......,.. .. .,. •. ~_..,. -w ........ _......,...... ....,.,,o..t.--.. ... , .• ....,.~ .. ctete.......,~ ....... •r1 ._.. •· ~·'•~~ "'•"'-J"'"" 1. • 1 A •~e I e •, CA MAA 21 IH5 ,,Ht4fft. ttll _ llerUI ~ .. ..... .... OMld Marofi tt ,... AIWlllf9i ' Pl t .... .__..._....,_-.__._ , '--~ ..-... t-111 •-9'!A"' I. ""'1 T. llMfe, Ir., ....... ~-. ............. C,......,~ _.. wa• .................. ., .......... "91-~::::;::=;=:;,...."!'!""--.:-..-.....-:;~;;::;:::;' •• f?I • ht1 1 ............ tit• • .... CA T••·-· I c A ... u I "Ul 1111 ••• ,,.... ..... CA -~ ,_., c.-<rt').... .......,.,...,. ' ....,. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DellV....,. --ft. 1•. 21, D* .... Mlroh 2&. Aprtf 1, Dally,... W.Cllh 21. Aprl '· OMy "'°' Mercfl ta; Apr# I, "'°' Mtnlll 8 . .... Delly ""°' lllllllCfl 11. "· 111& •• , •• 1... •• ttlS I, ltft ' ...... """" t, 1M6 ...... .,._,.. 1 M·:lt I M415 M481 ,...._ WM~" 11 \ ' • -·-····--------·--· ... --.. .....------·-----_____ . ...., ______ ........ __ __ -~··-·· l1Wlt ..... -flll •••n, far•• I Hiii r...uw ...... ,...,...... ..... ,......., ta al ........ lal e.yalde .VMITe. 300 E. Grna ISTS ........ .., 1141 Cetta.... BR !:•IM..... 2111 Cetta.... 1714 lniM nM ~o:;:1:~;, 8J.scfu~!~ i0.11611-UAI Furmmconaoln 2ir. gar, tnCd ~a. p:tiO, .. .,._11-. BEAUT.2t>rCondoontN 81111111 $10,000 to $38,500. 2 Br 121,HI. ML Pim S.. Harbor. Jecuul, crpt 1595. Pet Ok. 2015£ Bdrm, 3 be, pyt petlo, water In C.M .• nu cwpeta, ... _I 2ba. dbl wide, aun tower. pool, teoplf. Call days Wal&ace. 5"4&-7508 pool, trpl, ... 6'9--0709 elf..,..~ frPl ml!cro. g., Lot• of deck. 675--4023 '"'· .... ,.,.... 7141889-2810,. or •ft 38r 28a north CM. Pool, W/Of**, pool 6 epa --IHtPllWTI 5,7141538~778 IP• g1dnr nopet.S1200 Exec.48'2~ba.2C#gat $875/mo. 549-2447 WIHl•M~ 18'come Tax -Preparation Cotta M ... Senior Citizen Near beach, r..orte and ~au 111 .. 1 II 51 s~ra Mgmt 838--0772 Nwpt Crest Condo. Many Special. COSY 1978 boatmarlnat.HlghgraN. _ _ W Id B xtraal13&0. 77<>-0453 ... ,.51momfl::.!!2•8d 2 8a .. ltllTIBTI SKYLINE 12x56. Owner Giant hardwood•. oak RES. ated eomm. '* H tl • tharp 2 r HARBOR RIOOE ESTATE -· -·-1 -=---enxlout, will help !Inane.. and hlCkory. Lake of the 4BR hm. Pvt bch. 18•. encl gat, tnc:d Yfd, 4 Br tern rm prof dee a Twnh ... AM Bit-Int, trplc, Enjoy a 1199 etyle aur-.,..... .. I llu Ca11 Natlonel531-4122 Ozark•, Mlaeourl. Road Sect apa. New turn. pet10.,1n:ry r:; New fur~ IMQocMnlctyllt• l~;t':ONT 642_1803 ~':"~."'::=";~ SUlltvan Tu & Btlkpg.1ndlYdUel&tmel~ Cozy ting.le wide Mobile rrontage. New survey by •9~804 :e!~ •. ~~edit C: vu. 'rennie. pool, MC. Evee!Wknd1642-e221 ~iag. s.N. ff4 w. 19th St, flnendal 1eo-eoe1 H~; Garden Grove. 111C1~Md engineer. VO.. ...... f..-.W 1&50+MC dep 770-5&29 975-9811/818-790-5125 · Free contuttatlon t Dey ------~~,,...,..=----l--------Low price & low 1pa<;e a_, survey mep. ery ln•L ~ "Ill Large 1 6 28', pool, lndry Croee Creell and Cedar Service. 648-1838 T~ES 1914 ,_.umL rent Owner enxlout N•· secluded. Wllderneu m ... • Bdrm, 2ba, pool, "'· So, ~ Hla. 2BR 2ba. room. From $459. 1884 Creetl otter a unique 8'.ltlneee a pereonal. tlonel 531-4122 . arlng .... ldeaYe1ar1~~tound1on. Gfl.nood. Csom,_!c:1,ao pvt~!__lk IPt. Cou7'"" ~591&12•. 2a.13S/8012250~5' ~•ptct11e' 1~~ A!° r~~: Monrovta 6'8-0338 combination Of one, two ~ r...._ ..,... ..,... ,,,_,. ....... v ....... ...,.. -.. L !Br t d t and three bedroom Setting anything with a NwptMgmtSrvc87!>-2211 i--.r,~~M!lir-•T& Ill& high ground. Very eoenlc. &a50+ ttep. lnclt gai, Beaut lge E-llde 28d 18a &a45/mo 875-2520 g , erp • rpe, I Ove, apartments located ,,.., Deity Piiot Cl•l'fled Ad 12x80' Mayflower with Excellent tor horte ranch laun.dry rm, utll. hm hte-type Apt. New cpl/ Npt Cr•t 28d+den 2'~be nw~ pnt •455+~ • variety of convenience i. a tlmpte matter .. Orn'f\ed Ada. 'JOlK ~ lront kitchen. large llvlng-or caule. Game preeerve 4"-2704, wrtc 875-5511 pnt. Encl yd/gat, no pelt. Mini vu. Avall. now. 71 Shalimar 852" tor alt ages· Ju9t call 642-5&78. ttoe> ~ cen19!'. dining area. Maple In-or timber preeerve. Tur-1&75 532-3289 tve meee UOOlmoJ2Q,Dt33._oc L.O BL IOCLQllf. Xlnt ren ~ng ttrior1. (li'OiDilh with =r~~·b~~!'::; ... ..,..........., 3BR 2be. llfeplece: dbl LM opt al90 786-6082 only SSOO+dep. Mature '* Theetart t1all ahOW8f and tub. · Inna! Ul2 Lar d E'SIOE edit pref 645-3-487 '* Aecr•tlon Gold C#pet. King tk• !.~~ ':'.':~ M~· ~ If ooo. ~ l:'a-7729 ~~~200•&.'iL.'3'0 BEAUTIFUL 28drm, 28a bedroom. $17,500 I I le ......_ -PAV 6 be1cony S795 Seleted Ul'Wtt w/cethedral NEWPORT BEACH. Shere Call 5-40-5937 eme. nY89t n Amer •· • SftYOt.ASS Hitt. ca ' cettlligt I l1lk erge ome. non.-r nllCllon Cin"""N •a•1 ••a1n crptt apptt yatd kid Ok ocean vi..... avallable TOP AREA 2150 Hatle No Piii• permitted. Condo 50/mo w/md .. $385 -+ utH 646--0329 NB/Laguna. Rent to Lrg Specious Dbl like new. handl.cl completely by • ..._ cat too upper $500'• ·-· 9 PINES 6'9-2 1 642-5&24 or 648-1400 $4000 mo. ReQ Ml1y 2br 2ba, lam rm, wet bar. mall. First come. flr1t PllP llllllmlT 539-8!90 hat Atty,_ now. $2800/mo. ~t ME A 44 Furthef leetlng BIG CANYON MIF to stir Nwpt Bcf1 MIF 28' 28&, April. Cell . Mra. Sllve S• Park. Ownr 531-3159 serve. Write Farma. Box 71•117M171 759-1195 819/340-t2 New 2bf 2~ 2 aty units, lnlMmatlon, p1eue cell· IF ......... , tu 2 ... 2 ... _ vetY pY1, beaut vteW, all 759-8020 tor oet .... Mobile home over age 55 312. Eldon, Mlttourl LAG CONDO, SC PLAZA SUMMERSET MDL Hrbf pvt yd a ger. 1750/mo (714) 857--03a3 w .,._ rn "' ... tacllltlee. l)OOI, lee, tenn wire 85028. Phone 314 • I It ...... ._.._ ar" 3BO 2 1128a· mJt Vu Hmt, 5 bdrm, din-rm, tee. 1780. 548-7852 Open Dally SAM to 8PM twnhM, pool. tennla. MC. at your door $405+1200 laalfll t. par~. i;.~ 2~ w5=m 392-3722 day or night. .._. ll lll •-r appllalr, poolt/tennlt lam a sunken llv-rm. pntng. 1&50 780-1578 oepoeit 875-833A a..t add n . 1· 4 0 No collec1 caltl pleaae. $900 648-21431735-8925 bNUt. cond $1850 mo. PC::ncs~~ ~ P~ ~ ~ COM Prof person to thr 3 Prot M/F lflr beaut furn '* * * -oit i..... Prtt 1.s NPT HTS, 3bf 2t>e. fp, nu 552-9030 Jee MC gate cwpon 8d home No tmk/pets 2Br 2t>a NB. Twntwne. Wett Newport arH •• -(Int .... ~ l.L hebe• .... cpt, yard, no gar. no pet ti ·-· $7Solmo. Oetl 722-8053 'FS ..... nit S500i-utll 780-9229 mu1t be neet I. reap 64()..8086 end SS0.-22•• •·-·~ laJL-· I.... $795/mo+dep. 831-5103 w _ '400 ·~ t 64!>-7220 ONLY S75K down, ta • HAVE Palm t 3 Bd 2 Ba -I 2 tt Sbdrm 2be 1730 II ll&IT Ell AIU 1 r 28' 2Be $&50 Female rmmt to ttlr 2bf " u Double Gere.gee on P~ over. No qualltylno. LR, Or, FR, twlm pool. Jnlque 2bdrm fime 1700 ON Newport $425 1br ped wtd'61 ar nr So Co • retrlg, stove. dthwth; 2be, gar , In C:M Area. Profthr ~p f\;m 2 br 2 t4ila $130 mo 673--0708/ Trade OK. Great rental $150.000 furn. WANT utllt free turn wtbltlnt haa updated bltlns mod Pin ge? move -In ........ ,.... Incl. No Piii• Call btwn S300/mo Peooy549-1233 ba Prk Nwpt apt Owriet 875-3002 erea. Cell Rick Byers duplex COM or NB wlll 539-8190 Beet Alty fee decor utlla free 539-8190 539-e190 a..t Alty,_ 9-4 dally 545-4155 LQ4t room/pvt batentr away S mo't p/yr 1450 Of1.!-lnub ltH 760-7292 ANY TIME • d d . Q E R RI E c 0 Ii:::=: ... ... rm Belt Alty t.. 2la, • .......... &.aut hme s I ...... -· Pat a.te>-052 t bet eam. HQ Bkr/Co-op/Mt-ups mall.cl 759-1111 ~ AAAA s-·" 2 n. "'-"o. 1 .. -th. ,_..__ti fuai lreellllL •-::: ~--.::wimmmmmm-•~~~--,---,,-rr= ,,_, -""""' "'"' .-.-... ., -, ca11 CHHndra. Dys Prof to w 1ge 38d 3Ba • I.I Waatt4 l S 2BR 2BA. loft den, gar, "95/mo. Call 6'9-9823 ,... I.,._ W tt 497-4Al9 t. Ev 499-5894 hM COM 1515/mo Oya •••• T IUO. • lndry hkupe, Ql .. t loc. or 751-8191 937 54 780-2537 CASH tor Rt or R2 lot• or St 150tmo mo-mo avt lmd I •-·-L .... , IMtll ..... Plua. M/25-40 11\r 1g home rm/ • 1 t ..., llPLU tear downe In Corona del Paul Evant Agt 720-3939 Weeltlde 2Br 1B•. ger, ~ -• ... Fr• .... 141·1111 IN NEWPORT BEACH balconylYlewfpool/aPa Pvtturn -room--ln ___ C,_M,_ WESTCUFF BLDG ... , INP(JR' Bf Al •• . .. .. . . .... On w ... Bay Ave. atept to Mar or Newport Beach. w/d, hkup. nice yrd. No WXTMONt 2£ 2L. x:;; A great piece to live on the S3251mO -t 'l'>ut 540-4464 home. Kitch prMledges Bey & OoMn, owner may Call Greg Lee 780-9470 EXCE~TIONAL OupleJC. 3 Piii• 1&25+dep 6'5-7983 4/1 to 8/15. Still Winter Specloua Condo 1400 IQ Upper Bay. Prlv ite SJOO. mo. 845-2435 1450 IQ n view 1Ulte carry 1tt T.D. --br, 2 ~ ba. 2 Ir~•· tPe-Won't laatl 3bdrm hM rate SIOO/mo. 873-1900 tt. Nu crptt, drpt, 28drm, clubhouses & health MIF Shr 3 8d Bayfront Quiet n·tmkr M lhr 2 8d --217,111 ltatab tub, lam-rm, 2 IQ. tt. w/chef't kltch gar/thop 1Y. Bath, mlcto, frplc, 11>as. II tennl1 courts, 7 home w yng exec All! for 288 In NB 1250 + 112 Four private ottlcee with lg S 1500. Avt 4/8 780-9148 1 __ ,. 4 kldl...,. S700 at Atutmnll, U . xer· c..cadlng atreernt pools, cloM to butlneu, John 648-715& Ive mesa tlf 645-8247 rec.ptlon ar.. • aee-IJll UAln . 3BR 2t>e '""' ,..... -• waterfalls. Pool/tP• oc Airport. Fashion -----u • 1 lle7w Exec. Home. ' 539-8190 Beet Alty fM ....... 2712 &a75 No pett S49-2447 llland convenient ltle>ps J.A/F to tl'lr 2Br 281 CM Stu ~· 3t>f' 2'-'b• r8'ar1al office 11 tchen- r ... Spec 110deQ Pan<>famk: r .. atala tight TwnhN nr OCC Catt o1c E/Blufl twnttoute view ol 8'te --------Bta.tn Farai1•t4 OC*ltl view. Unfurn/turn y~ ...... •GRAND OPENING• •STUNNING l g 18drm on · $350•'-Wtll• 631-1087 bacil bay PoOI 1iso-eo51 NewfY reoecorated --------·1 S 1950/mo. 875-5393 _ ...,. 1U11 ••• a-. 18a Oatden Apt. Pool Singles 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart-_ - ---· IHatala Dtlert OLDE CORONA DEL MAR aBR wlfrPIC. dbl gat., 15200 ~A~ $495/mo. 710 W 18th rnentt a Townhoueet Shere NB aecurtty condO. Want t-2 prof rmmtea tnr Ul-1101 ltttrt' 1450 Certu ••I •11 ZIZZ Spac 3 br. 2 ba, frplc, no pets. lrg yard. $1100. Lake Eltlnore WllfnlllWI (Ask abou~t tu;.n~shrt" ~:.!m;;'~~~a~·:~~~ ~~nhi:;le':~~7~5ocn 1--------• PALM DESERT RESORT oetlgner lutly furn 2 id pttlo. S1300tmo sec. d:gg_·,1~ S 1000. •I. 2. 3BR. from S39S Want • aelectlon Of greet =· rufen!11, ~.y~ Cond lnkJm 2 8d 1 townhouse. Pool 6 tennis Joyce Waltz 83 t-1288 •Lake view, Watertcaplng IMng? we een oner any-rented for lhort term Of Greet":c fabuioua':r;~ court $I l95 873·08ff OLDE CORONA DEL MAR $795 rent• lull ~bdrm •Gae ttovn thing lrom a small apt to longer). On JamborM ~/mtn ~. Futfy turn. Houl8·CDM roommate-Spac 3 br, 2 ba, lrplc, 3ba haa dbl gar IP9 !~':.' drapes • 48d hM If loOklng In Rd at San Joaquin Hlllt lll'finac cond. Sff,000 Ph great location-875-345& patio. S 1300tmo. kid/pet ok nr Bhrs1/Ellla •Cable TV CM.NB.or H8 think ot us Rd. 7~939 Mr. Evane eve 641-400 I days Joyce WaltJ 831-1288 539-8190 a..1 Alty tee OPEN HOUSE· DAIL y 2-4 llrat tor that ch<Mce of 144-1H0 =:.::.---============-====::....==:::.!.I .... L Ideal llvlng -=--alt. • S1turday & Sunda~ 11-3 TSL MGMT 642-1803 a id 2 112 Ba, Fam rm, 2 pl~~~~~M~riJT NB REAL TY 875-1642 li•iiiiwii•tjj•iiiT~ .. il.j.~.iii-iii"am&Mri HOROSCOPE SYDNEY 01111 tty. 1ttl1HllMC dep. 714/781 7012 W11TU11-···· 8"Ytltu128r2Baapt.Encl S f375/mo 538-8824 • •-gar & pvt beh. Boet moor- Beechln' deal $425 P•YI laJMI Lovely.quiet complex fngs avall I 14&0 Sorry, rent utlltl Baalc kltch ......... nrz :'r:,:,:::·~·· gar, lndry no pell 7eo-o919 ~~ = R:tyo .::"' 2BR tb&, rrpjC, 2:p;;c nr Bact\-$435-1445 •WESTCLIF, 28', 1'~8a ltlope, bctl $450. Oya 18drln945454555 Townhouae No pelt Frptc ace.nit spit M 3bf 979-7927, 875-7188.., 28drme-1&35-1&85 $780/mo IM 548-7533 2be w/govrmet kit dad's TSL MANAGEMENT in CdM.-°iQ. 21>f 2b;:-i gar 075 no latt Ill ••I •11 645·8122or642·1I03 patloa.gar.mod.nopett. T Ida .,._ b .,. 539-8190 Beet R fee f id rm I den, blUnt, WlllU8 YILUll avl 4110, $895. 640-94011 ue y, .... re " . . 1-1--4 cerport, deck. PoOI· 2 --ARIES (March 2 l·Apnl I IJ): (on tact made 1n recent days will now llTIIR persona mu No Piii• U. 2 Bdrm apta. PoOl. ac>a. OCEAN SIDE ot Balt>oe brar fruit. You'll receive mesl\tlge rchucd to experiment. funding. tBr Condo on cr .. k. $725. 780-1199 5-7pm lndry rm, petlo, balcony 43rd st. 1 8d lb• de- Id """ I P1tlo w pool tennla No pet• 1585 to 1&95 tached unit. gar yrly production. Rclat10 Mhip grow'> 'ltrongcr. shon tnp cou IA 1nvo vcd. No~ m5 8'73..soo3 · Bright, clean cheery. TSL MAN.AGEMENT $850/mo • dee> Leave Capricorn figure prominently. 38drm 2t>e, llke new. pyt 754..o081 or642·1I03 phone number tor 8'>Pt TAURUS (April :!0-Ma) 20): Required material lx•comcs •LOVELY28rden,:lna, petlo $1300640-8110 ut. 1141 646-2751/548-8933 available. Cyck high. C'ipcc1all> where m oney •5 concerned. You f.i'° :tl~~1~-e3: Temporery Rental, 3 mo'a. BLOCK ro BEACH DE· added rc<:ognition. you'll be repaid for recent endeavor. Arirs. Libra Lge 2 Br 2 ba upetalrs, Bit 1 0 1 TATCHED UNIT 1 BR pcr'IOO!> play dominonl roles. Turtlerook deluxe 28d. tp, 1700 mo. 559-9285 h~·· cp ~o rpei ~~·~· 1ba, garage Yearly GEMINI (Ma~ 2 1-Junc 20): Imprint ~tylc. strcSll 1ndcpcndencc. --;.::4·t:5-zi'l"'~ ta Ina S:des>. J:4444 1&50tmo yriy On 43rd h1ghhght new start'" "d1fTcrcnf' dircctton. Rom ance Otrnnshcs. you'll T ~ Ex 'IM it>e a In™ 3BR 2·~ dbl gar lndry St ~:.:#s~':::9~ get to heart of mallcf\. Mukc pcf\onal nppcnranccs and appeals. Leo T~:!, ~ ~~. 1: poo1 '4357mo 1av1aat-t' S775 Avail Ap;ll ts ac>P __ _ pill)'\ kc) rok. fp gdftf s1zoo i6'.-Ms5 StoO dep. lrNned. oe> 940.-07'3 Of ffl-0318 ' VERSAILLES VIEW CANCER (Junl·21-Jul) 22):. ur:i nfmystcry.glamourh1ghhgh.ls ~· ~!I!~ cupency,851.()424 AVAIL NOW Unlqueown--2=~m~~a1~:~1~· scen:mo. T1m1ng 1~ o n torg_~t. you 11 be mo~c secure and on m ore !.Oh~-~ 2Br ta1 2240 Pacific. ere unit. 1 br 1ba. rrptc. VILLA BALBOA financtal-cmot1onnl base. former mentor l'l back o n scene. will aid tf 'id · . Yerd. 91'· no pet• SS95 w/d hk up, d/W, patio, no sa1s.s1oes rC(jUC,tcd. . ~ M75tmo. Sierra Mgmt 833--0772 Piii• 1525/mo 11000 de-,\gt 631-4980 LEO (July 2:\-ug. 22 ): D1vcrs1f~. accept ocial i~vi~at1on. Focus &0-23529" 49m • 2er 2B•,,..., l'#nhM. Go po911 640-3711 ....... 1771 on 1m pulant), p<m1blc lravd. long-d1'1lancc commun1cauon. Member. * P• at1M * ... 1918 Wallace 1103 c1oee to ocean, 1er qlMt oc6AH'6Nf s;>:ciOU of o pposite ~" help' fulfi ll w1i-h. Cicmini, Saaiuarius persons play TwntlM ~ end unit. s "25 875-9291 No Piii• comc>te•. lndfY C#pc>n 28f 2aa. gaM Ioctl ""'"Y• paramount role . bdrm, 2'A t>a. frplc. bttne. E·elde 2Br 1 Cnttd ~ No No I*• '525 $3t.04to Meny em.nltl•• Adil VIRGO (Aua 21-Scpt. :!2): MllJQr dome uc adJu tmcnt 1s eet + ~. '*~· no dOOl 2563-B Elden 159& FOUR Pt.EX bldg No peta St 100 • h lghhghtcd. Empha~•'l on commun11)'. prcsi1ac. s>Qnlc1pat1on tn peta. ~· " ~ S400 de9 875-t2t1 28' 1 betf't. Ju91 '9dec. .-. aec. caa 9 to 5 492-4929 charitable proJC<'t Family member acqu1c\Cc to desire. Be d1plomat1c 3 Id t!,. ~ ~ •VILLA MARSEILLES • ~srm"o ~ =ywd Bi4 tn "v1c'l0ry." Taurus native pla)'it key role. ~11400 mo 640-&318 LG 1 & 28drm Apta. A/c, _ ---· -----1·--~~~~~~--LIBRA (Sept. 2J·Oct. 22): f)ctinc term • perfect techniques, open . cltw. OulM & peec:etut W-YILU• Imes ofrommunication Moon po'lition crnphasi1c travel, cducauon. ·~" t-et~ r.;!: ~s ~~5~rom piritual value!>. Concept of Justice will be fol filled. P1K'ts. V1rao ;..~500/.._t4i4t42 WI llff persons liiure tn ~cnario •WHTSIOE 21r 2Ba, Uve--. ~ ~ ORPIO((kt • .B-No". 21) Ddinc term . kceprtttnl rcsolu11ons ~"'"~ ~+.'!: :.!:C4~'mo· No •Specf~ .,._ conc..:rning diet. nutrition. l t'neral hcallh. You'll learn m orl'.' about .~ 1111,,,_.... · _ _ •ta 281. 1 a a. Mt9e nnan 111 rcsourrn. )our1'iwn and tho\C o f one who "'ould be a partner. Cl..CLI a CALL w:,-:;: 31~ 1 ::,~ !~°"""°'*9 Libra pla) dom1nont ro \: Liv. •Ion• In 11Htrm NM1fi1Y ~In ... •Ptlvate be4Con... or --&ITIL SAOl'M'Alll U. (Nov. 22-lkc. 21 ): mpha"' Un la~. i1ptt1al buntelow '" wewea ow lnct PMlol. klde «* o.ro.n pehOe Wll~ ,..,.... now tvtll rcquirC'ment ~ •. ~nou cnn\!Jcr~tmn of partnership. marnaac. See w/IPPllll400'tlltllpd _!!25,..1-18i4e/ll0-7275 1111 S1M"'4l~up 2274New· o thers 1n reali~llt. haht -don t fill v1c11m to wlf-dt"«pllon. Pia ...... .., 21 .... ....._, ~ )9C, • pon ~ c M ...._7445 wa1t1na pmc• Walch r1~c • I' ......... --........ gw ~to *3 uetMd--CCMta -·-Lllll CAPRICORN (l)\-c. 22-Jan. 19)· F.mph101\ on pr~llcal mun. ~ 4'f •llM foak 1911mo 21""4M-2112 !l,~*":';: 302IW c... ....., dependent\, emplo)'mC'nl. care of pct "no thcr apncorn fiaures ._:~..., ''"' ..._. _. °""' '°" •Sorrt. M .-. 9eech.ll.:=._ TV pronuncntl)' \\-hat Al"IX:trcd to bt' unn~\~r} dcla)' ts act~lh for 1tO"".., • cetton r:....._ Cott• *'~ 9Wtll ~ .. "'...,no~ )'OUr o"'n btnclit t(l•\pond l<.'\OtJ1n .. I)' ,...... ,.. ~ ... Inell M4Y NOT CAL AQ ARI (Jnn 21).f cb IR) C111n overall view, tnvc for ----~ & lftdll 142-4117 " 11 untvt'NI theme In hu\1nt' '· brnedcn nin~cunnc('ttd with marltctana NIWJOWf~~~!Aii NI pooe. P9tlo. .... ,. W.i·~-iii-•!!!!11!!~- • procedu~\ lJJ)'C domtnllll'\ pcnonal ltfr. You'll btt1k w11h pill = ,.. .... '~ t & -~.-. f• pilttC'rn\. Mo~ toward (uture' -poe1 i ,... "'°Up _!17·*1 PllCES(ftb l~·Ml1\.h 20)• Obu11n hint frum quanu.1 m~ Wal 1'111-lle. IAITllDI Lt ,_, ,. tm• ~ ~C'duru. ht a wart' of Of pen value" take \lC'P' 10 1n1urt t -.. ftl.W 1111 lfl1 f I • • ~. ruturT M'CUnty. Vuu'll tnmunttr unt' "'ho \ttmulak\ )~IU mentally. • r.;:1 A=., ::O.aa~'• lltrt(I\ )OU ph~\l\111 , ' . • TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACfllOll 1 Caroot IVI" S Declines 9 lnl•tQut! 14 In tnos IOC•ltlC>n IS Ma10S4'fYnn 1 16 StubOO<n ,1t 17 Cne11 ~,,o 18 Cut balloU 19 Buttelo :10 Woman ,,. Genesis 7 1 P1tna1tu1d ;n Pit<IOtme<l n Journ..,,no lSCe ~· 27 <;oc 28 lndoca11on :?9 Law 0'0VI> H' Ownor 11'110 35 0.SH<1 37 Tnanl>.s 31! Snalu l9 See<! tO•I 40 Otrect .\] 8rtQM •3 Sc.otcl\ t•vlt' .. llltitnt , .. O•"'" ''"'' 46 0"' 0 R10111Q acaditmlft 2 3 4 Sl lnStruml""'" 54 Scot11~n 111P 58 Hand te>OI S7 Scrub 58 D<tte••"• .. 9 Neel A$ 60 Em1>an .. me11• 61 WW II w.-Pn• C.2 Unttt 83 Turi.. 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No woodwottt 675-2837 la.f nUTll / collar SSS..&490 eva llKllEPll F /T 11111&1 I TUlml FOUND yng beige Shep Accounts Aec*vable. Call Pvt club. Call Tuee-Sat mix/Lab? Vic E/alde C.M between 9am-11am. Ask 8am-2pm, ~ nr lrvtne Av 851-5040 for Cathy. 845-7053 ~ KIDS-EARN GREAT TRPS Art> PRIZES! AGES 11·14 tMlll i. To m .oo m m11 ---"····"~'·""' .... '""Vf llUrft\ II t,H.,i, "~'tot t~ Ot•l'llf• (NV D• t .._ OIPt •H9'\ \l.trt ,, I .0 p"' fllld 911p1• ~Ill ·'°''"' •H•fff\ ~ ''-'ht -.. ,,,,.. ... JO ...... , ......... , ........... ,,, .. e#llt ff''°' ~ wi'tl •M""'t t•• •' .._.., ,,...." °"" ... , ...... ,~, ..... ~ •' t •'' ""'.,.'""iH ""Of «ii• 11 ... CODI (714) 541-7058 ACCOUNTING Newport Beach based aggressive, rapidly growing edve<tlslng end marketing firm has the fOllowlng needs: All of the positions reqylre substantial experience with data cod- ing end working with compoter terminals. 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Mutt be demi oriented and eonteJentloo• reg«dlng A/P, ftle maintenance ,.......,......,,_ ...... , .... ....,....., ..... ...,, ....... ..., ...,.. .. -. ........ na•1•1• IOYMll CHIClt IVEll80N flOI SCH! AUDI CHEVROLET Hlt ti"t Q.allly S.IH A Service CHIClt IVEllllOll (ti I!. Co.et Hwy Newpott a.-ti 671-•t•• 't'l f ~ll l ~Ill RI lJ NU i ~ \ U l ll m BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE 8 3 7. 48 0 0 4 q ) · 4 5 I I I THE FAMILY CIRCUS "Babies sure are a cute way to start people!" MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson ---~· 3.z~ o_,_,.....,.,........,.';<"-- "Do we know a vet who'll make houee calla?" DRABBLE W\.41\T A Ml6~i Al i~E Po\..ElM L.O~f. GARFIELD OUT~PLAC&" ... L,APIE5 BEFORE «iENTI.EMEN··· -I ' by Tom Batluk DOONaBUllY BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) SHOE • I I 1 I "I h1t1 Mond1y1." Wf'TM1Ufy~ GRI' EXeA:~ 'l:)J ~~l~~ IN ONE WEEK . DENNIS THE MENACE _ PEANUTS by Hank K~tcham ....... ····· FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston •\lJ!iEK A. ~ RINeS, IT TICl<LES 1HEIR Ff fr. TtWS W>ff 1HEY FLY AWAY. • by Kevin Fagan 'fHf.N l'>O&M ~VMolK"I AKD !>1'~f.1'C.~ eeAT CA1'fl6~, ~rrr-1 ANO i> JOlN 1~ ~T!>, l ·rn1t'4K '400 ~i\'JE. 10 ~Av€. ~ 51U..'l N~ME ~;fl~"-'4 Ai (».(({!>I by Jim Davis Q.1-As South. vulnerable, you ,.--....----------hold: PIP YOO KNOW •QU l;:?JIOf OAK +AKQSS YOU'RE COTE WMEN The bidding has proceeded: 'w'OO'RE ANGRY ? , , SMtla W eet Nerd! Eut 1 + PaN Z NT Pau 1 What do you bid now? A. -The conaervatlves among our readers are likely to add North's minimum of 13 point.a to South's 19 and suggest that South should in· vitt alam by bidding four no trump. However. we feel that South's good five-card ault compenaatea for any deficiency In high carda, and we would opt for alx no trump. We are by Ferd & Tom Johnson prepared to comprom.iff with an ace-asking bid of clubs en route, so 1st' Tstc:' · · ~ -nlt'f that we ~~ atay out of s lam should 1 SNO&Jl.DN'T \ >t . 1 fl we be mm1ng two acea. ~VE HIT HER s~ase-Q.2-Eatt·Weat vulnerable. as WITl-f iHE ' EASILY South you hold: . •Q1t QMU OAIU •QIO &A>JANAS" The bidding has proceeded: ~ Ea.t S... Welt J I;:? OW. I c;, P .. S ~ P.. ? What action do you lake? A. -In t his 1equence, Norih'a bid or three heart.a is preemptive. not i.n· ~ vita\ional -he wants to make It u ... ~ ..... --difficult as pouJble for tM op. by Harold Le Ooux ponenta to enter the auction. Had he wanted to Invite pme. there were any nur.ber ol other Wela Ille could have made. TheNfon, t._,. ia no l'Mton for you lO do anytlUf otller than pua. -...... -&ot.Lv.:ulMra.ble ... SoutltJou hold: •AKQG ~AJW OQt •U The biddfq lw proe1•d: 9.-. w ... N.-S.. •• ,._ 1 0 .... I O P .. J o f .. ' What anion do '°" take? A.-North'• blddlnr ahow• " •"'b- ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ minimum. two-over-one response with long diamonds. You could make some sort of an argument for a pass. but we feel that the queen of diamonds is just enough for one move toward game. Raise to four diamonds. Q.•-Both vulnerable. u South you hold: •A9S 1;:?AQ8 OAQUt +AS The bidding has proceeded: S..tla W..t Nwtla Eu& 1 0 P... Z + P .. o ... ~ S1111FF .m' .. ~ JNT P-S 0 ... f What actio.n do 7ou take? A. -At the very least, partner muat have five good clube, the king of dlamonda and an out.aide card. Therefore, you can virtually count lS trick• at no trump. However, partn.r alto mo,.. than likely ha1 a singleton ID one of the aajort . Thua, it mifht be aafer to bid the pDd ala.In in diamoatb, just in cue 1ou Med a ruff or two to baa all the tricks JOU Med. Q.S-Neither vulneral>M. u South JOU hold: ing the hand too cheaply -it did not show extra values. Now you have to determine whether no trump is your best spot for a part· score. With your weak spade holding and good four-ca.rd support for diamonds. a suit contract should be preferable. Retreat to a safer haven by correcting to three diamonds. Q.e -As outh. vulnerable. you hold: CHAI LES Go1E1 +7~ QIUU OM •Q.11S The biddinr has proceeded: Nen.11 Eu& 8-tlt 1 0 1 Q 7 What action do you take? A. -The only bid that can be coo- sidered is one no trump. However. you are a whit too weak for tbat ac- tion, which 1how1 a fair hand. Pua, and wait to He whether panner ia ~ enou1h lO reopen the biddiaf. By not tippin1 off JO'-" heart holdlf\C. you alto CO\lld lnctue. the opponenta to overreach themeel .... ·- ... CtllA. 9 1Ulll. •AIN------~ TM b6dcli•I hu ~: N~ EM& .... W.t 1 0 Pue 1NT P ... hie t• .......... t'NT ,._ t What action do you lake? 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ST NEWPORT BEACH 714 833-1300 -- The Be•t C•r Bav• In Or•••• Coaatv ., .. , The De•l•r• Ll•t•d Oa Thi• P•ge IN THE . l1il Plat· • , 'l Freak accident kills 2 brothe Boys apparently trapped under water --:W h eil-boat-hlt buoy off CataUna.islan - By STEVE MARBLE descri bed today by authorities as a ot ... Dellr,.....,. .. one-in-a-million accident." A boatin& accident off Catalina John Phillips, 17. and his 12-year- Jsland late Friday that claimed the old brother. Eric, were killed when lives of two Laauna Beach brothers -they were trapped under water after who were fish in& wi th their father was the small boat-they we~ ridina in with their father crashed into an unlit buoy about 100 yards off Casino Point. The father, also named John Phil· lips. survived the accident by-dinsina to the huae Coast Guard moorina bouy. a Los Anscles Sheriffs deputy in Avalon explained today. The teens and their father. ridina in a IS-foot Boston Whaler. were return. ina to the family's 36-foot sailbOI• when the imaller craft hit the buoy, authorities said. The imJ*l hurltd all three from the boat and caused the craft's anchor tine10-become tanated with t~ buoy line, saKt one deputy. "The boet wu still runnina and kept circlina the buoy because the lines were &anllcd." saKt Deputy Jim Hohn ... The lather arabbed the buoy and hu1'1 on.·· The brothers ~pparently fried to swam to the buoy but ~ pulled unckr Wiier when the boet circled around and 1naged the youths in the liner.ttolin explained. ..T~ were under water about five minutes," he u id. "The ~attr was pretty cold -about S3 on the surface. - A sheriff's deputy who happened to be nearby shed his uniform. plunltd Cout Rep. Robert Badham has asked for a moratorium on use of gill nets In order to save whales off the Orange Coast./ A3 Reduced sewage::· treatment aattl@-;- Red Cross testing county blood donors for AIDS, but those who might have disease won't be notified for six months./ A3 An Orange County teacher has been ac- quitted of charges of moles11ng a student./ A3 California ~ysterlous gas explosion at a Hollywood clothlng store injures 21./ A7 Na don use Speaker Tip O'Neill says battle for MX missile program funding Is far from over./ A7 ------- Bernhard Goetz' attorney says his client will be a no- show In court today. de- spite judge's ruling./ A7 World A U.S. Army officer, ap- parently unarmed, ls shot to death In East Germany by a Soviet soldier./ A7 A missing Soviet diplomat In India shows up In the United States after allegedly defecting, but Soviet Union says he was kidnapped./ A7 Featurea Ann Landers admits shoppers feel like crimi- nals at department stores, but blames It all on shoplifters./ AS Orange County Master Chorale patrons and soloists received kudos at a reception after their Bach festival./ AS Sporta St. John's and VIiianova join fellow Big East mem- ber Georgetown, and Memphis St ate In the Final Four of NCAA baaketbaH./Bl Lakers extend winning streak to 10 by beating Detroit, 148-130./81 UCLA will face Louisville In the NIT semifinals Wednesday./113 Entertainment An Academy Award doesn't neceuarlty guarant• a career upaw- lng for tt• reclplent./ Al INDEX Bridge Clautfted Com let CrOMWord Death Notk* HOf'OICQPe Ann Lander• Optnk>n P9PA'UZI PubMc Notlcel Sport a Televttton n.terl W•tMr 87 EM-e 87 ae 83 BS AS A4 A5 83 81-2 A8 Al A2 moving inland Bleulng of the bell• Tbe lloet Rn. Willia• R. Jolua80D, b&8bop of <>ranae, ble.ee ~e lar&eet of _.e eilbt bell• at tbe new lllMloa Cbarcb ID San Foes seek in s upport --~·their opposition to Aliso outfall pro po~~ Jaan C.plettano. Tu bella wtll UD& lD tbe 103-foot bell tower of tbe cbarcb, on El C&mino Real and Atajema Street. By LISA MAHONEY Of .. Dellr,... ... A coaliuon of ind1v1duals and citizens' groups opposed to a plan to reduce the level of treatment gJven sewage dumped into an ocean outfaU off South Laguna 1s appealing to inland residents to help quash the idea. Save Our Sea (S.0 .S.) is distribut- ing a one page "community a.len" aski ng residents in Irvine, E1 T oro, Laguna Niguel and Laguna Hills to contact their wa ter board ·directors and voice theiropposition to the plan. The Aliso Water Management ge~. a-joint-powers-ag?"ncyinade up of seven south Orange Count water and sewer districts. is sttldna a federal wai ver that would permi~ i~ to a higher conce ntration of sewage into the ocean off .\hso Beach in South Laguna. Faced with stiff OJ>P0$1tion from s.e.s. which includes trcsouth- Laguna Civic Assoc\auon and the Laguna Beach Taxpayer's Associa- tion. A WMA asked that a state-level hearing on the 1u1ver be dela)ed while A WMA members review the matter. But inland water districts have m asted an effort by coutal boerd members effort to quash the waiver application entirely. At a recent A WMA meetina. n.e Irv ine Ranch. El Toro. Los Alisosand Moulton Niguel water district ~ kept the waiver aJive by voti• against a motion to drop the a~ cauon. The motion was made by) representative of the South Co.it Coun ty Water District in Soudl La1una. Nancy Skm ner, spokesman for .S.O.S .. says the group is tryina to reach Inland residenu becau.te she does not believe they ha vCbeen made aware of the effect the waiver would have on the qual ity of ocean water in which their children swim. ince.lhc...waillcr could be pursued agaiJl at any time. Skinner says the group hopes the letter they arc circulated wall wake up o~hcr rcs1- The letter notes the group's conv1C- 11on that increasing the amount of sewage discharged mto the ocean couldbnng an increased health risk. ~t also points out that residents are alrcad) pa) mg for a higher level of sewage treatment 1hrough bonds sold (Pleue eee SSWAG£/A2) Warm weekend lures throngSto the beaches By PHIL SNEIDERMAN OI Ille Delly l"lot...,. The first weekend of spring arri ved wi th su nn y skies and warm temperatures. prompting thousands of Orange County residents to head for local beaches. Lifeguards said most bcachgoers stayed on shore to begin workm1t on Rotary auction had the 'Magic' $10-:-000 for chart ties ratSed in 7th annual gavel-pounding even t by JOYCE SCHERER-BODLOVICH DellJ ..... Celo 1917.IRI As auctions ao. the recent Costa Mesa's seventh annual charity auc- tion was a success. their sum mer tans. deciding against a. plunge in the chilly 57-degree ocean. No major incidents were reported. Weekend air tempera tures along the coast rose to the high 60s and low 70s over the weekend. but National Weat her Service officials said the sunny weekend was just a spring tease. Cloudy and cooler weather prevailed today and will contin ue for the next few days. forecasters said. Panly cloudy conditions and h1$h. temperatures in the n11d-60s wall continue through the middle of the week. the weather service said. Sta ll. 1he healthy weekend beach crowds 1nd1ca1ed many resident& are anxious to put 1he winter behind them. The popular oceanfront at New- pon Beach drew about 70.000 visitors on Satu rda y and 60.000 on Sunday, according to Lt. Ron Johnson of the ci ty·s marine department. "If you have a nice day in February. yo u'll get people to 1he beach." Dellr ...................... Consider the age nda: A silent auction offerina things hkc home- made pies, framed paintina.s. cam- eras. radios and much more. Then a prime rib meal followed by main cvcnl. a vocal auction. hosted by Johnny Carson's double. Gordon Bowley. who titilated the audicn<'C with offerinas like four tickets (KC- ond row) to watch the Laltcn· Kareem and Mg!c do their thins. fo ur round-trip tklccfs o San Fnn- (PI ...... ROTAllT/A2) Attorney Ken Wayman. wttll wife Clncty. bolda ap ~Din& bid for iclftor-tor-a-uy. Grass, grenade-and gator-grabbed Marijuana raid a t a partmen t tn Costa Mesa uncovers more t han our a rrested suspects l y TONY SAA VEDllA a fou r-foot Ion-. hvc alh&At r alona _._.. ... ,.. ... _ ~--.i. wntt the mar11uana and a M79 It wasn't the pound of marijuana. m1lnal')' artnMk dun na a \trtn the live 1ttnade Ott the four autpeN dru& butt around 3 40 p.m. at I that raised the cydwowl of •r~odC'I BrookhM Lane. invcitiaaton Sundly at a Cotta Mai Drual' ~ sketch) th11 momana apanment -11 was the .. .,.,.Y on thf ratd th11 m ultai 1n the arrests animal" hidina under the bfd. of Marro nt°'uo Pttt1·P1n on. 18; ('o,ta Mc'8 dct«U"CI confit<'ated S.l\'ldor revalo. 31. and Jo~ Sane- ' hc1-• nchcz. for allqtd postc ~ion or -· Th(' gttnodc ~B f(poncd a 1he manJuana l)'pe h~ from a launcher. Dctffit\C\ The thttt men "ctt p1ck"'Ci up look1n& under the htd al found out 1dc the apartment of 29-)car-old thcmS(l\es e)c to c c with a pet Richard Stark B)rd. v.ho the said alh&ator. had JU\t sold them the.dru1 • ae"Cord-0 nattou ~ ~<'tt d1 o"crcd 1n- •na to pol1 e _ 1dc the apanmcnt 8 rd denied that he knew the 8 rd.,.. a~tcJ for 1n,esuaa11on \US~I and con~t~ for dct«ll "e' of~ ion of an c,p1~1vc dtvt(e to ~arch the rc"d<'ntt ln'c 1ipt !"$ He "a f~ th1\ monunaaftcr f)tntu' 'Jlld the found the military orJnan c • the SI 0.000 bail an a drtS r drav.er ot 8 rd's Thl' Oran ~ ounl cnrr, tk- btdmom (Pleaee ... OATOll/All .. ·" ...... John on said. "But th1s1was the first nice weekend we've had in quite a while ... He said the beachgoers included many surfers taking advantagt of 4- foot waves Johnl>On said no rescues were required at ewpon over the wcck- (P le&M eee BltACDS/ A2) All that jazz pays off for Reidling ·Message From Goat Hi ll ' b r tngs composer outofthepianobars - r- P1an1st Ja k Re1dhn1 as past the ~tagc ~ hcrt' he performs merely to m:ake a buck "o longer doe he enteruun m smo~e-filled tB' ems. poundinf out ~nd1t1on<, of .. Proud Mary' for blcBr\-C~ed patrons "lo~ the 47-1,ear-old Costa Mesa TONY SAAVEDRA re 1dent 1s calhn& ha own shot . <\nd one of Rc1dhng'<1 first as •· mcnrs a'I ha<, own ho'l'I was to hwe h1mStlf thrrc )cars a o to record a Jlll album When ou'rc "Numcro Uno" )OU lan do things like that In fact. ~h}' not name the ~ord1na 1f\crthec1ty ~here }Ou've h"ed for 20 ear.~\\ hat ould be a better mspcra• • lion Jhan Co,la Mesa. once a haven for pt and now a mccca-1n-thr'-• maklna for mu"c11M and ~· formus ' U COUlJ C\Cn appoint OU f an d1rtct t and uS( )Out o-.n dfft. an for th album cover "" Me\yte from Goat Hill" i1 1Jnrncd on th ro~cr v.-nh a '°~ {Pleue-.JAZ&/-' ~ eo.t DAILY tlLOT/Monday, MMClh 21. 1tl5 Lltguna ~ft sale taisesa b ri ndle Thousands of bargain hunters tucked paintings. prints and histon- e&\ photographs under their arms and Ufltold treasure into shopping bags at the Great White Elephant ale at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art Satur- --~-l!a an<rSund:ry. hairmon M1rla Bird said museum volunteer . arc till counttng sale receipts. but it's clear th at the event r.uscd a bundle toward renovation of t!-$ 45-year-old museum bu1ldina. A ftaal tally will probabh be in the S20.000 range. Bird said. .Museum volunteer and peopk throughout south Orange County donated a wide variety of both useful and unusual i terns for the sale. A U C Tommy Troj3n wh1ske) bottle shared floor space with a toaster. hair curlers and a Chinese garden bench. Stained glass. tclevtStons. kttchcn- warc and antiques all competed for ancntion. Not long after the sale opened ~1urday, people anxious 10 browse and buy formed a line outside. Although tbe pace was less frantic at other times, the museum's walls were quickly depicted of artwork and tables set up on both floors became less and less crowded with merchan- dise as ttlc sale went on. It took about 40 volunteers nearly a month to son out donations. pnce and display them. B'trd said. Many more volunteers helped dur- ing sale days including the new Laguna Beach chapter oft he Nauonal C'flarity League. The museum will close for reno- vation April I . 0.-, "°',.._..by...,, klowwtt In their Easter bonnets Peay Ho•a• and her daqbter Loren came from Woodland Billi to participate ln the Sprlna Promenade Ea•ter celebration in Corona del Mar Sunday. Loren, at 2 y~•· wa• the younaeat Ea•ter bonnet conteatant. Hazy sunshine and warm air 9ummer-.U. crowd• hit the bMct..a of ~thefn Calltornla • weekend temperMurM IOet9d The '°'toe•• '°' 7 I> m EST Tue ' ~ch 2e 8und11Y'• Nth ... ao _ ... downtown and In the high 60t llOf'O the coaat, with rnoatly hazy IYnlhN and patchet of coeatel fog. Slclet wiN be partly c:toudy lontoht and TUMday In the well• of the weak weather front thtlt wu mewing thr~h Sputhem Callfornla today, the National WNthef Service 11ld. IO ?\""-rir----.4a~M1 • Along the Oran04t Coast there WIU be considerable CIOYdlne11 becoml~ paftly ctoudy tonight and Tueaday. Cooter With hight Tuesday M to 88. Lowa tonight 45 to 55. From Point Conception to San Clement• Island to the Mexican lord« •fld out 60 mllet -Over Inner water•. llght v•lable winds night and morning houri becoming west to northweat 15 to 25 knot1 T~ay anemoon. Wind wave• 3 to t4 feet. We1ter1y awell1 2 to 3 feet. Temp• Htoll, IOw IOf 24nourHndtng II 51 m •9 ?3 Albuquef QUe 19 43 Al!*lllo 19 •5 Mc:h0t11Q9 35 u Ali.tit• 84 '° Allantoe City 45 35 Austin It 58 8111timot• •• 37 8irmlngl\Mn 87 .. lllllN<C* •8 3t BOOM •• 21 BotlOll 47 30 &utleto •O 25 Cltl* .. '° Cl\ati.tton S C 73 •9 Chaf ... tonWV St ., Chlf!Olte N C .. 31 ~ 13 21 Oflica90 0 34 ~·u 5t 37 Ctewland 53 3t Cotuml>Ue. Oh " 38 Conc;Otd NH SS 2l Oallla-FIWOflh 79 $5 DIY1on 53 3• o.n-" 45 DnM-•1 38 Det•oh 43 21 Duluth 3• 25 El Paso 71 •2 Falfbanl(t 29 01 Fatgo 47 29 F141Qellfl 82 2 Orencl~• 37 27 OrMt F'9"e 81 ~ Hlfllord 51 28 Helen• 82 30 Hono!Vlu IO 72 ttou.•on 80 eo lnCIUlnlpoti$ 52 37 Jec;tt-.M• 74 .. JedltOll-81 •s ~ty 40 ,, 54 30 l .. 11 .. 12 "'9 Lhtt. floe:• 72 .. LO..ltville S3 38 ~· 87 0 Ml ...... 8Mcll 76 62 ~ Mpla•St Paul •2 28 NNllYttl9 8t 37 New°'*"9 n 48 N4IW Yclf1t •• 32 NorlOik Ila • I •t Ol<'-OlY 72 •• Omall• •1 30 onanoo 82 53 "'"'~· •• 35 "'-'!• ee 57 Potta::r.: S6 32 Port Me ., 2• P0ttlllnd .Or SS 3S p,~ 50 29 =:to1y 57 •2 80 39 Reno 58 33 NcMlond 4$ 39 St LOUii 6S 40 SI Pet• lMIPll 81 6$ Seit L9ke 01ty 73 43 San Antonio 81 eo Sen.Juan.PA ee " SI Ste Ma•le 43 18 S..11141 •8 3$ SpollaM 45 28 SyracuM ., 23 lOl)elll Mi 31 TuetOll 8• 60 TutM 72 •2 Wltlllngton •• 38 Wlclllla 63 37 Wlllt ...... ,,. ., 27 Extended Partly cloudy Wedl...-Y tllen "'°91• ~ CIMI' •Mil' Md COOi Hlglle $$ 10 L-lrl Ille Ul>99' 30e encl ~ Calif. Temp• Htgh,IOwlor24hOllrundlnQ1151 m e• .. 1toe1<1 11 50 EureU 54 31 ,,~ 71 •ll LenCMI... 75 •• Loe Anoelff eo sa 0•1an0 sa •l Puo Aol>lee 7 i .S Red Blu" 80 • 1 Re01"00d Coty ~ •6 s--•o s9 31 SallnM e1 O San !)jego 72 S 1 Siii Fr~eco S7 0 Sant• 8atbata 67 •S Stoanon s 1 •O HIQll. loW lor 24 l'IOula endtl\9 •• 5 Pm Bantow 82 48 9Numon1 711 37 81tllot> 78 2S e1y111t aa 47 CeteNne 59 4 7 Surf report LOC:ATIOtl HunllflOlon ~II Ri-Jetty. Newport '60111 s ..... NewpOt1 22nd StrNI Newi>orl 8elbOeW9099 l egUfl8 8Mcll San Clerneme Wet .. temp S8 S,... dlfectton _, llU IHAN 1·3 •• ., 2-• ,.., 1·? poor 2·• .... I poor I 2 poor 1·2 poor Lonv8"ch MOtl•OV1a Mon1 .. .y Ml W~.on NMCI ... New90f I 8eacl\ OntatlO Palm SPfil\01 PueOene Puo Aollles Rt..,tlde Sen e..-oono Sen Oalmet Sen JoM S11n1t An• Santa C•ur Santa M•"• for1anu YOHMHtVty Tides TOOA'I' 4 27 pm to 52 pm lVllDA'I' 60Sam 12 t6em • 32 p rn 11·?3prn 1• •• a.. •s 58 •5 13 •8 ts 411 6t •II 79 45 .. 50 19 51 71 38 eo 48 78 •8 eo •8 14 54 ,. •9 68 42 68 37 73 •9 M :14 I 8 •7 0 8 28 22 •8 S.... NII 1001y at 6 08 p m . ,,_ T....Oay •• 5 •11 • m end Mii aoein II &09pm Moon Mii loCIAy II 10 ,. pm ·- Tunclay et 8 :Mam and Mil again et 11 i3 pm ROTARY AUCTIONRAISES$10,000 ... Moriarty associate convicted of mail fraud, gambling raps From Al ciko and a chance to lx' ed11or-for-a- day of the Daily Pilol. ···The evening is meant for c.-njoy- ment. good shopping values and fund r:using." explained Rotary Past Presi- dent Lou Dinger. "Tames up," said Bowky who then moved to center stage to begin the · voice auction. "Our first item 1s a $250 gift cenificatc at Mesa Center Au to- mott~e. Of course }OU real11e. that will probabl) pay for a 11rc rotation." fie JO ee'r ltnl!s and ~ditorials. This item donated by Sandy Schwartz. Daily LOS ANGELES (AP) -Frank Pilot publisher." _ Sansone. the sole remaining defen- There were obviously -many da nt an a political corruption case "closet" editors present. because the involving fireworks magnate W. bidding bo unced back and forth until Patrick Moriany. has been found Costa Mesa attorney Ken Wayman guilty of mail fraud and operating an made fhc lin:il1>1<rorS26.5. -.iTeg3rgarfibrtng business. ·-rve always enjoyed reading the Sansone. 45. a former card room Dail> P~lot." said Wayman. "Actu-manager at Las Vegas' MG M Grand Moriany. an Orange County ti rr- works manUfacturer. unexpectedly pleaded guilty to mail fraud and other charges on March 12 as pan of a pica ba~in arrangement. He agreed to 1es11fy and cooperate in a continuing prooeifffOSTafeWioe political corru~ 11on. Puhli~ht:d reports ha"ellnkcd d01- cn'I of stall' poli11c1ans wi th Moriarty. and he has pleaded guilt} to launder- ing tlkgal campaign rontnbut1ons and pr°' 1d1ng gift<. 1llegall} to of- fi ceholdl'r<i. Dinger explained that the lir<;t auction In f97!rwasTntendcd to raise ntone) to suppon the RoLal) Club's rnmmun1t) and 1nt('rnattonal pro- 1t·cts. The C\cnt wa\ a suCC('SS so the organ1zatton has made lhe auction an a~nual event With Bo....,lq at the helm. keeping the group in constant laughter \\Ith his one-liners. the auction was off and rannrng. Tnps se('med to be the mo'>t desired itemc; purchased: a Palm Spnngs weekend went for $340: the 'ian Francisco trip netted $410: a weekend at Lake .\rrowhead S 190. ally. you could say I'm addicted. As fl Hotel. was convicted by a federal mcm~rof t~Mew~n-Mc~Un1-pa~ JU~ on-·~u~~~~---~~~~~~=~~=~~~~~~~~=~~~~~==~e~s~---~ lied School 01stnct board. I a~ acqutttcd on nine other . The crO\>vd of 300 Rotarians and 1tretr guests "ho filled the ( O'ila Mcc;a Neighborhood C ommun1t~ Center. were 1n a gcncrou'i mood to par! "11h their monc' Bill and ·Ma" ( CJrd"" of Orange l.!;.igerh ant1upatcd the ',ml' auoion "] hoi>e of h1dd1ng for lhl' Lak.a-;' n.ckcts. : o\nothcr 1t('m that drew ap- pfrc1att"e smile., was a 1hree- d1amond rrng (valued at $750 ) modeled b> Gall Thompson. o\c; auctte>neer Bowley announced the two-minute warning for final bads on the s1kn1 auction, peopk scurried tu the display ta bk~ for the tr la<,t bids. Yet the usual items alo;o went quickl}. an authenlft ··decorator'' )cllo" fire h}drant S 11 0. a rnmpkte l·h1ropractic exam $1 55 and ~1' golf lessons S 140. 8} the time Bowle} had reached 11em Number 14. he had shed his coat. rolled up his shirt sleeves and was immersed in his auctioneer's role. "OK folks:· he said. "hl·re's ) our chance 10 feel the power of the pr('SS. Bl' an editor-for-the-day. write head- GATOR GRABBED IN RAID ... From Al j:>anment bomh '>quad took LUC\tOd\ Mthl' grenall c "hilc tht' all1ga1or "as taken b) the UI\ ·, animal control pn l\1on Pl're1-P1ncon \re\alu and \)anc- hez-Sanche1 remained at the Costa Mesa cit) Jail this morning 1n heu of S I0.000 bail each. "Jo fur1hcr information "a'> a\atl- able. ~!!'AGE BATTLE ... to hutld the '>l'COndan k' d treatment plan1" 1 More 'llnngl'lll mon1tunng of ~oa.,tal water'> would Ix· required under the wal\cr. hut an ·ording to !).OS\ letter. lhl· rnult~ m1gh1 not be P'a1lablc until 'l'"l·ral da )S after a person ha\ hcen l'\P<>'il·d , Skinner '>atd 'he .., meeting with inland board<, 111 nplain 1he group's pppo'>1t1on 10 the wat.,,l'r and one. El rforu. apf)l·ar'I -.phi un the l'iC\Ue. ' Skinner \a)s she wants 10 en· courage board members to learn more about the waiver and its 1mplaca11on!o because there has ap- parently not been much dialogue on the suh;ect since ti ve distrrct'i voted to appl)' for II 1n I Y82. Two other .\ WMA members. Laguna Beach and Emerald Bay c,cr\'iCe d•'>lnct. have oppo-.cd the wa1\er ~ince the beginning. FREAK BOAT ACCIDENT ... '.From Al • Jim Herdman a school rnunselor at Thuf"iton Intermediate School in Laguna Reach <o<11d he knew both hO)'i "Enc "a"a -,c1,.cnthgraderhcrc.th1s :\car." ~1d Herdman "He wa 1s a 'real sad dlift8. a tragedy .. : The okltr brother J for mer Thurstl)n student. had been attending a boarding school on the East Coast. said one friend of famil y ··1 recall ham real well.'' said Herdman. "Like his brothl'r. he was a 11.ood student and very athletic.'' Funeral -.ervaces arc pending and will be arranged by Ra ) Family Monual) in Laguna Bcat·h. !BEACHES POPULAR ..• IFromAl ehd. tho ugh lifeguard., took 50 ' " I d r prevcntt ve ~CllOO'i, Inc U 1ng warnings 10 swimmers. ' Hctb White. a •natc ltlcguard. 1rcponcd moderate weck('nd crowd'i 13t Hun11ngton t.,1a1e and Rol'la C h1ca 1 tate bcache'i He ..aid ( l)~tal Co\-c 1 \ate Park. tx'twecn ( orona c.lcl Mar rand La una Reach. dre" a large 'turnout White \aid there were no water 1m1'lhap<1 nt tht muc hcachec, But he u1d p.'lramrdiC\ Wl're \umrnoncd to ,treated ~·H·ral H<t1ms of bicycle at cadent' th:tt <Xi. urrcd a Iona the tw m:ic;t h1,hwo~ Thr 'iand' at Liauna Reach drew Z0.000 to ~ ~.CJOO \ asitors each da y OH'r thi.' weekend according to ltfcyuard Mike ()w1ndl t c 'la rel a 'iktnd1 v{'r wa'I trcnli.'d for ' exhaustion at Laguna·s Pu.nil Ueach but did not require hO'IP•talizatton. Huntington ( ny Beach drew about S0.000 visitors over the weekend. Manne 'afet} (apt:un 8111 Rieh- ardwn "1id. He attributed some of the large turnout to spring brcak'l at area college~. He ~•d two routine rc~uc • nd three lost children were reported over the weekend. Ru:hard<;0n said c11y lrfeguards 1re plJu na incm1scd cmpha'" on pre.,,cn11vc ~fety mca urt'l, partly 1n rc,pon~ to the irowina number of lawsuiu bCJ.ng. filed by 1rvurcd sw1m- m<·"' He \aid 'lwtmmcu arc being l'nrnura cd to check with a hfe uard tx·lorc l'ntcnna the wntcr to find out ahout h:11ard'l 4'uch as riptide' and \.1nd har\ prec1ate the coverage gi\en to the "I am happ) we beat wha t we beat. local ne....,s. espec1all) the ~oungsters' hut I would h:ne laked to beat them ac:hie~emen1~. and the pr"p sponang all." Sansone said after the verdict l''cnt ... " "as announced 1n U.S. Judge Wil- \\ a~ man added that he look\ laa m J. Rea's cour1room Fnday. forward to obS('r" ing how things work In the trral. which began Feb. 26. from thl' "1n'i1de" of the paper. prosccut0rs alleged that Sansone and The largest bid of the evening was !\lorrart) \\On a card club licen~ after $850 for 60 square )ards of installed otfenng Cat) of Commerce officials carpet and padding. When the final rash pa)ments and scrrel shares in figures were tallied. $1 0.000 had been the club. A uttl1t~ sum pan} repairman and a medical rescanher were arrested on drug charges earl} toda} at a resi- dence an 'an Juan C ap1strano when: sheriffs deputies said the} found a small amount of cocaine. marijuana and drug paraphernalia. c1on ofscll1ngcoca1ne. Roth arc being held on $25.000 b311 at Orange Count } Jail. • Lt. Dack. 01 .. on ..:i1d arresting officers. arml·d \\Ith a search warrant '>(.'11cd S5.:!00 1n cash and ledgers 1nd1cating narco11ci. sales. He said th!.!} al'lo confis<.·ait·d a gram of cocaine an ounCl' of marrJuana. and a kit for testing drug\. raised for the Rota!)'!> sponsored chantic'i. By th(' "a~. the diamond nng went for $350. > < Earthquake hits Bishop vicinity · BISHOP I o\P) -.\ moderate earthquake rorked 1h1s eastern Sierra region this morning hut no damage "as reponcd. rhr quake hat at 8:05 a.m and registered a magnitude of 5.4 on the open-ended Ri chter scale b} the Calrfornia lns111u1c ofTechnolog) 1n Pasadena D•llY Piiot Dell very I• Gu•r•nteed Monday rrO(JAy II VO.. Ou nol hav~ vour ""'* liy ~ 30p m t a• D@fOfe 1 p "' and Y°"' <.C>PV w•M be "94<.e<eunoay 11 yw oo "°' 'tc-••"• you• UlQ)' Dy 7 • m ca~ De!Otw 10 a tn anf'l yf)Vt '00V Wi• be°""""'""' Clrcul8tlon Telephonee Howard Glenn Carrell. 30. a utthty compan) worker. and Flora Ka y Wilh elmi . 34. were arrested on susp1- ORANGE COAST Dailf Pilat H.L. Schwartz Ill Publisher Frank Zlnl Managing Edito r Karen Wittmer Advertising Director AoHmary Churchman Controller Robert L. Cantrell Production Manager Donald L. 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Jrvlne 14805 Jettrey Road Suite F Mleelon Vleto 24000 Aticta Parkway SP 34 Or81• Town & Country 1n S. Main St Suite 11 • ' JAZZ ••• P'romAl what raued crayon draw1na of an old &oat overtookina an aerial photo of uptown Co ta Mtsa. whetc a county ptrformina ans cent.er is under con· struction. Rcidlina says the mttyte from qoat Hill. the rather infamous n1ck!'ame for Costa Mesa, is simply mu 1c. However. the me ~ from Reidl· in& Is a little more defined. h's one of freedom -attained by a musician who faced a mid-life crisis af\er \ secmin&ly endless years at the piano bar. .. You won't find me behind a piano bar apin ... forever," he says. 1ittin1 in his home studio, a small room cluttered with books on music and b!rd watching. stereo equipment and pictures of a tuxedo-clad Reidlin& with other musicians -- Beneath his Mason & Hamlin piano are boxes and boxes of "Goat Hill" albums. their message still waitinJ to be heard. "This wasn't a financial endeavor. just something I needed to do. I'm middle-aged and 1 kind of feel like that pld goat," he says. strokina the pointed end of his full beard. In his album notes. Reidling de· scribes Costa Mesa as an area "where there USC to be Joats and sheep and a shepherd who hved in his truck. and where our (four) boys rode their bikes. But now it is mostly con· dominiums." Reidling sa)'.s he is impressed by the city's "incred11ile growth" and tries to reflect that in the busy. Spanish- fla vorcd scores in the album. The songs are mo11ty improvised. allowing Reidling to wander through the jazz scales without havina to follow a singer or keep up with the models traipsing through a fashion show. 8JLDllSGEL -----The Americu Red Croet 1w IW1ed lettina au its blood donors in Oranse and Los Anteles counties to detetmine if they have been exp<>le(I to the AIDS virus. But the non-profit aroup's Blood Cenkr won't inform donon of the results for six months af\cr they are tesud. spokeswoman Gerry Sohle aid. ACalif.omia law es&ablisbed.-~ waitin' ~riod to discouraac people from 11v1n1 blood simply so they can be tested for AIDS. she explained. The 180-day waitina requirement may be changed by pendina s~te lqislation or if the tcstt become. available at locations other than blood banks. she added. Sohlc said the Blood Center. which recei ves between 1.300 and 1.800 blood donations each weekday, started using the test on alJ donors today. ··We're JUSt trying to get our staff proficient." she said, explaining the test includes some complicated tech- nical steps which take time to master. The test detects the presence in blood of antibodies to HTLV·lll. the suspecied AIDS virus. That means the-wiU only dctmn1ai 1f a person bas bKn exlM*(I 10 AIDS. not 1fthey have tht-ditcase or will 1tt it. Critics. 1ndudin1 some hom~x "81 .,oups. have said the test will cauw psycholotical harm bccauw a person found to have HTLV-111 antibodies won't know 1f Lbcy have had the virus and their immune ~tem st!C'ttSsfully combaucd iL.if t y have the virus and will get the disease or 1f they have the virus but will not develop symptoms. Also. some people Wlll sh()w a "false positive .. rcsu~. which incor-rectly indicates they vc the HTLV- 111 antibody. Sohlesa d the Red Cross performs second t ts on donorl" found positive. Crit1n abo haye said "false negative" results -~h~ showing a person doesn't have the antibodjcs even when they do -will allow contaminated blood to conunue to enter the blood bank system. AIDS researchers argued an imperfect test 1s better than no test at all. "There's no question in our shop Red -G'IOl6-lloGd Q 1111 • provides blood and blood ..,.....ID about 200 hoapeWt in Los,...,...,# .and Ora nae counties. AIDS attacks IM body's d'un n" · fiJhttna immu.-e sy11em, ......._; v1ct1ms vulnerable to dcelh &Gin~ ~cd .. opponunistic .. infec1ioal_. • cancers. Hiah risk pou.-Hlclode homoscx uaJ and bitnual....., • travenous drua abUttn. Ha.ilia fdv.' gees and hcmophilaan requiri111 fN.' quent blood transfutioM. • As of March 18, there have bee1I • • 8.853 reported AIDS catt in the United States and •.lOO of thoel people have died. the U.S. Cmtttt fOc Disease Control said. Badham seek& halt on gill nets that threaten whales ... Although Reidling doesn't mind playing popular tunes for elementary school audiences, private panics or fashion shows. his first love is ,....., By ROBERT HYNDMAN n1_Jht and brought up tn the mornings endangered. improvisation -jazz style. ot ._Olllr,....,. with the catch. The coalluon, a 10,000.member · "You just get bored playing things Jack Retdlln& tlckla the l •orla ill Coeta Maa. Rep. Robert Badham. R-Ncwpon Badham has a'lked the adm1nis-non-profit conscrvatiotrpvup;-c:ot- that don't give you a creative outlet. Beach. has asked fora moratorium on trator of the National Marine Fish-lected information on the whale: I've pla yed 'Rhapsody in Blue' three the commercial use of drift gill nets cries Service. W1ll1am Gordon. to entanglements after a &raY whale was· times this week. h's confining. grind-following reports that at least 20 gray investigate the use of the drifl gill ne~ caught ofT Dana Point last January. ing out that kind of music," he Tea ch er cleared whales ha ve become entangled in the and how the problem of trapped ··This may )USt be the lip of w complains. stopping briefly to answer fishing nets since 1980. whales can be corrected. iceberg." coaliuon Executive Direc· the telephone. Badham has recommended that The NMFS 1s responsible for tor Carl Nettleton said in a prepere0 • The call was an order fOr two hours f the moratorium be in place from protecting manne mammals and statement of Mozart. 0 sex ch a r-ges November through February tn the matters related to the environmental · ··we had always assumed the Well. maybe things aren't that ba'd _i 4 known migratory paths of the gray impacts of human act1vtt1es on problem with whalcentan&lements in ' after all. Besides. says Reidling. whales. marine mammals. $•11 nets was a very minimal problem almost anything is better than late-Accordin' to the National Coah-"Clearly, something must be done 1n Southern California. We werc- night gigs at local watering holes. By tl9t ;\110tlattd Prt11 cause ofinsufllclent ev1 ence. rtonfor Manne Conservation. at least to stop this violation of federal law surprised to find such a lai:JC number "It's demoralizing. alcohol-related A Garden Grove high school math Phaler was suspended without pay 20 whales have become entangled 1n and put a halt to the indiscriminate of continued sightings o( en~naJcd work." h · d f 10 f from his duties at Santiago High the drift gill nets ofT the shores of and illegal killing of the gray whale," whales." There was a time when Reidling teac er was acquttte 0 counts 0 School in Garden Grove after he was Southern California since 1980. Badham said in his letter to the The coalition believes the figures couldn't afford to be so choosy. having sex with a female student in Twelve of those whales died. NMFS. may actually be low because. accord· II d _£__ Cl 1 d his classroom after Jurors said they arrested Ma y 11. He had taught in the A co ege ropout num eve an . couldn't believe his accuser. who had district for 20 years. In January and February of this While a state asscmblymanm mg to the NMFS documents. most R~ihdling .htt thbae rodad 1hn the mid.· 50s1 3 history of ps)'chiatric problems. The girl testtfied during the three-year alone. six gra y whales have been Badhdam ca med lcg1s11atton hthat dffies~g-1 whales die some distance from shore wit a Jazz n t at seeming y Walter William Phalcr. 43. of k 1 h Ph 1 d entangled and/or killed in the nets. natc the gray wha e as t e o 1c1a and wtll sink and remain unobserved. specialized in getting fired. wee tria t at a er. engage in the coalition reported. state mammal of Cahfom1a. Nettleton said. --'"'Wfifl'.,..e-,iwwe..,1e~somlrld~arcsc-rc·,,.-,l'n'f'nm'l't'4itftt'l--.a.ul6l.Ulu.u.io_:~l-..fl:~u..u:~...LL.1MJ1~ia....--ld1,;AJ,1ALlllJJ.1.l'.JJ~1lllJ..JJJii.J,.JlLL~~rut.\.'---~·:.A.-~· 1 nets ate u'SCd by rom~ --444-M-f'epofted-i-0 ema,....lemtAts ·'...W.e-hopc to meet with 6\hennan . f · · nme counts of oral copulation wtth a classroom before or after school. or .... singers instead o strictly as Jazz minor and one count of unlawful d 1 h Sh d h 1 mercial 1shermen who set them out smce 1980. 12 involved gra} whales. and come to a mutually agreeable musicians." recalls Reidling. finger-uring unc · e sat t e re attons in local waters. The nets. which range which are protected under the Federal solutton to the problem."Nettleton in~a quick jazz rifT on the ivories. intercourse with a minor by the took place several times a week in the in size from a half-mile to two miles Endangered pec1es act.. the National said. ..The netting issue is both · Superior Court jury. which had winter of 1984. e spent eight years traveling on long. act as a curtain into which large C'oaht1on for Manne Conscn-ation complicated and emouonal -no on~ the big band circuit with va rious delibera.b!d one day. But Wallln rvroduced several WI\· fish swim. reports. Three others taken were wants to stt endangered gray whales "It's been a long. hard ordeal for · h Ph 1 h "ghost" bands. orchestras that were nesscs to tcst1 Y t at a er ate wit The nets are tvpically set out at humpbacked whales. which also are killed ·· continuing to play long aflCT their myself and my famil y. to be accused other .. teachcrs during lunchtime and ---- ------------------ famous leaders hao died. of something like this while knowing reported immediately for his tennis The pressures of life on the road it didn't happen," Phalcr ~id outside coaching duties afier school. finally took their toll on Reidling. the courtroom of Judge Ragnar The girl's psychiatric histor) also who quit touring during a gig in Lake Engebretsen. put her stor) 1n doubt. r. "I'm sure it's wrecked my career." Tahoe. p:ick1ng up his w11e and sons. he said. "but I definitely want to teach I March I 91S4. the girl told her "I told her to sell eveJthing. We again. Ifs all I've done for 21 years... ther that she had been molested by were etther ~oing tot win up in Las In addition to teaching math. Phaler er father. stepfather. uncle and her Vegas or California. · also coached the high schoors tennis mother's boy friend. he has under-They settled on the latter. team. gone psychiatric trea tment since then Reidling and his family arri ved at Defense attorney Paul Walli and is now a patient in the lJC In inc Los Angeles International Airport jurors told him after th e verdict that Medical Center psychiatric unit. carrying everything they owned. plus the girl's testimony was "just too SB. unbelievable." I ··we ~pent $21 just for carfare to an >\not her charge of oral copulation apartment in Westminster." says was dismissed earlier 1n the trial Reidling. who ambled to Costa Mesa Just Call Us For Auto Insurance after finding a JOb selling organs with ------------RABBITI ltSlltMCE the old "House of Harmony" on lllffELl'S 11. •~l\ Newport Boulevard. Groomed on the big band sounds of Jimmy Dorsey and Ray Anthony. 1.-sTllY, Ill. the pianist was now plunking out pop F• n. .... Of Yw Lh ~. 831-n40 ---- FARMERS INSURANCE tunes in an organ showroom. )112 ~RID., COSTA IEA :-SQ..115' " It was prett Y grim... remembers hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ.!ii4ii4 iil iiOliidiiNiieiiwpoiiiirtiiBiiliivdii, iiNiiewiipiioiirtiiBiieiiaciih~ Reidling with a smile. He stanin~ tickling the ivories at "all the local Joints." and later found a job playing for Disneyland auditions. CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE He also was the first musical director Aiming to c ultivate the stude nt's list ening and speak· at Scbastian·s West Dinner Play-ing abilities for personal or professional needs, a course house in San Clemente. Reidling pretty much freelances in practical Conversational Japanese will start at Japan now and recently finished ei,ht Cultural Association at 2130 N. Grand Ave., S.A. months at the Anaheim Hilton with his trio. featuring Putter Smith on Starta M arch 28th (Thurs. 7:30 p.m.). bass and Denny Dennis on drums. For further information plea1e call 5-47-7733. Besides his album, Reidling is most 1 :=========================~ proud of the three-man band. ~ "It takes very sensitive mus1c1ans ·-•• ,.,,v a 1••d o•nner to be able to interweave. improvise 54 • i I •• 1 •i and create along with somebody • s 'j f 16 9S el~·~·i~l~n~)aSl.SO IS taking a SOIO bow pee • s • for "A ~essage from Goat Hill." Pr1·me R. ··b or Fresh F1·sh which has made its way to KKGO. the top Jazz radio station in the Los Angeles market. C~t• Dlnn.r With cho/C~ of Reid ling spent S2.500 to produce JMad ar>d * rt and record the album, available for soup or ~ SI OfromMesa Music.POBox 10035. • .t to 6 PM Costa Mesa. 92627. ~ He isn't counting on making his ~f4~~M!~'I~ l ._ I .... I first million dollars or climbing up CllUNf ,.,...A .. ,. the Jazz charts with his record1n1. h 9AL80A . IOI E. BM.BOA 673-n26 was just something that he had to do. L~~==~=~===================~I a le~~Y of wns for a middle-aged r. mus1c1an. Reidling also realizes that \Ome people may have different tastes. 1ncludin1 his 16-year-<>ld son Jamie. also a musiciln. "He's a drummer for 'The Lobotomies.' 1 hut I think they've chanaed over to 'The Creature : " says Rcidlina. shakina his head with a chuckle. I ,~· 1ooO \ flttlll ... .. 1 ' ... ~ .... , ..... l •• , .. ,......_.TW"" ·I~ ~.\\II ...... No ~attet what you·re doing. your -hometown . ne~&paper Th• ....... nttln . .. Orange County's easy llstenlng radio station " .... -- It I The compet1t1on ts ready And VOl> c on be ready fOf summer. too Join Hohdoy Spa Health Club now and we'll give you both Spnng and Summer Free You II get from the day you pn 1..1nt1I Septe mber 21 added free to the end of your 1-yeor member· sh10 So do 1t now' The sooner you 10tn the ll10fe free time you get And eri1ov the finest high-efficiency exercise equipment with trained 1nstruc· tors who'll show you how And all the foclll· lies and programs you Qeed to shape up. Get a head start on summer and you'll be way ahead of the competition But do it now' Coll °' come by today for a free guest tour FINAL DAYS ~ Holidav Spa Health Club tOr Men and \Vomen ANAHBM ... (714) 952-3101, 310 So Magnolia. 1 block So of Lincoln CERl8)Sll.AKE\YOOO ... C213l 924·1514. 11881 Del Amo Blvd at Ptooeer. 3 blockS East of 605 Freeway ~VIE.JO ... (7W) 770-0822, 24401 Alicia Pkwy at Son Diego Freeway WESTMNSTER .•. ('1W) 894·3387. 6757 Westminster Ave a1 Golden \Nest COSTA MESA ... (7W) s..9-3368. 2300 Harbor Blvd.. (Behind Thrlfty Drug) ORANGE ... (714) 639-2'41. 62'2 East Koteno Ave .. West of lustin Ave I Our M1~1on VleJO Club 1s onty 16 minutes from Son C emente . ..... •• Non-smokers . . ... ·'The fact that a person belongs to Men sa doesn •t !?ecessarlly mean thatheorshed~sn 'teverdoreallydumbthlng. · - tTi~ C£CRE 1111.TZ .... HE WANT& UI 1t> BE BILL llAJlVSY colamalat R1c11111 Co1E1 can finally assert ~ rT---'-t:;-heit-a~bhGtr-€nce Hll~~ Some wear. age well One of the toughest anti-smoking ordinances in the nation went into effect quietly last Thursday in Laguna Beach; so quietly one would hardly notice that a momentous social change has occurred. Most smokers probably hope we will continue not to notice. especiaJly when they exhale their burnt tobacco fumes into the otherwise clean air. But time a nd science are closing in on the smokers, casting them as the Typhoid Mary of the '80s, the spreaders of life-threatening disease. Tlfeir once-sacred right to smoke has been exposed as a danJerous infringement on the rights of non-smokers not to be subjected to tainted, unhealthy air. Thelimes they are a-changin'. Fast. In addition to the Laguna Beach ordinance, the county has an anti-smoking ordinance that applies to its public building's and Newport Beach has taken the first step toward adopting an ordinance that is likely to be similar to Laguna's. Despite the fact that total cigarette sales seem to be holding their own smoking is becoming socially unacceptable -like drinking from the finger bowl or licking the plate -at least in some circles. And so are the smokers. The transition from dashing, debonair smoke-inhaling gentlemen and chic. a ppealing cigarette-puffing ladies to the social equivalent of rats during the plague must be traumatic. It can't be easy for the Marlboro man to fi nd his image has gone from virile to viral. In fact. cigarette sm okers are more dangerous than lepers to those near them. Until now. they have not only escaped the --social Sh$ffi& that m ight ha~e been theirs, but they have made their victams feel guilty about complainin$. The weight of evidence and public opm ion finally has been bro ught to bear on our lawmakers. Long-overdue protections for -non-smokers are being incorporated into the body of law. Now, despite the fact that it may impose psychological a nd physical discomfort on smokers, non-smokers must exercise their newly enshrined rights. They must shrug off their guilt and, when a neighboring diner or a co-worker lights up in a no- smoking zone, they must complain. Letfroliticians sacrifice the r 'perks' to cut deficit To the Ed11or. Enough already! rm sick of p0h- ticians pontificating about the sacri- fices "the people" must make (I just heard Gary Han. that fa iled presiden- tial candidate, band y the expression about on one of those meet-the-press shows) in order 10 balance the budget and maintain a strong defense pos- ture on the national level -or beef up the police depanment and improve trash collection at the local level. These sacri fices usuall y involve higher taxes. More money for less service in many cases. All su~csted by poht1c1ans who spend millions to JOin the pack every few years and fall all over each other 10 get elected to jobs the "perks" of which would make W.R. Hearst blush. Where'-; the sacrifice here? I say it's spi nach! And I sa y to hell with 11! I say the answer is for these yahoos to become more fiscall y responsible. I say it's time for them to take a course or two in cost accounting and stop tossing the billions they arc already collecting around like so much Mon- opoly money. I say they are wastrels and n's time they gave an accounting of their stewardship. We're angry. fellas. The pany·s almost over. The fat lady 1s about 10 sing!!! MA RY JANE WOOD Laguna Beach Water~ sewage and fair board To the Ed1tor- A recent anicle by the Dall> P1J o1 regarding proposed commercial de- velopment of the Orange C ounl) Fairgrounds stated that Costa Mesa Mayor Norma Hertzog 1s concerned about "potential impacts on the local high way. water and sewer systems·· II caused me to quc'it1 on several points which I hope she would answer 1n an open letter (via the Dally Pilot) to the citizens of Costa Mc .. a. I. I-; the Orange County Fair- grounds currently recc1v1ng water service from the Mesa Consultdatcd Water D1stm:t and sewage service from the Costa Mesa an1 taf) Dis- trict? 2. If the answer to question "lo I i~ yes. 1s this a resuli" of a contractual agreemeni between the Orange Coun- t)' Fair Board and/or the State of Cahforn1a and the City of Cos1a Mesa? 3. If the answer 10 question No. 2 1<; yes. what 1s the chronological 1crm of the contractual agrecmcn1. and what arc the compensatory terms of the cont ract for all panics 'i1gnaturc 10 such agreement? The answer 10 th ese question' would certainly be enlightening 1nfor- mat1on for the c1111cns of<.. osta Mesa and ma} poss1hl} sti mula te creati ve thinking for future negotia uons with the Orange Count) Fair Board and the state of('aliforn1a. BOB SIMON ON C'oo;ta Mesa Christian objects to bombing To the Editor: Rep. Don Edwards. chairman of a House Jud1c1ary panel on c1v1I and constitutional rights. w1<>hes to pros- ecute the more radical and abusive Christian activists protesti ng against abortion clinics. He fails to understand that the Roe vs. Wade decision yanked the Con- stitution unceremoniously off the sanctity of life stand enjoined by the higher law it was to be interpreted by -the Bible. We Christians recogn1Lcd that our lcaa! S.)'Stc snow opcrauna on unlaw1ul a arbitrary principles violating t hiJher law. wh1c~ con- tained fixed values. Still trying to follow the higher law while bucking the creeping tentacles of <>eculansm. Chns11ans have revolted with ag· vess1vc ac11 v1st approacheo; in the ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat ' few wa)s the law c;t1ll permits: by p1cke11ng. lecturing. wnt1 ng letters and books ballot box un'>Cating of reluctant repre'iCntat1' es. and run· ning our own candidates. You Chn'ltian'i wh o bomb abortion clinics (and possibly at· tempt shooting elderly upreme Court Justices) must turn your~lves in. The only fo rct' we recogniLc God permits con~1!it'i of defensive and lawful mcan!I. The higher law 1s still ht'ld to be in effect 1n our li ves. and this means a lawful civil d1sobed1cnce against an unj ust coun which arbitrarily inter· prcts the Constitution by the willy· nilly valu es of the populace, and not by the biblical princ1ple'I previo usly agreed upon by 8 nation under Ood. TEVFN M. H TING Founuun Valley H. L. Schwltrta Ml Pub'o;Nr Frank Zlnf M<tN1\l'"O ro.1v TomT_,. ( •ly f0.10! ----~ Cr ... IMft Spofts [ O.IOt \ .. \\ \\HI M1TON -1 have to root. \\ hl·n I l·annol. I <.'annot even pretend 11lll'fl''il 1n a 'itruggh.'. This is the case n~)\\ \\Ith 1hc Iran-Iraq war. with any World ~ril·~ without the Brooklyn Do<lger ... und. up until recently. with that mo't am.Jill' of Washington struggle'> -the war over pell) d1fl~rl'nl'C'I between Richard Bun at Stntc and Richard Perle at Defense-. Bo1h un· hawks. bot h lust for the MX. bu l onlv the Richard named Burt would 1ak1.· a swipe at Lauren Bacall. Mensans are intelligent, but not always very smart II wu~ done. it's true. by in· ad wrtc1wc.·but 11 was done rionethe-ll'"'· The New York Times. in an attl·mpt to triviali1c one of the epic '>lruggks of our era. had the two K1rhard~ rl·,eal their favorites. What cun }OU make of someone who\e favorite reading 1s government dor uments? -What is there to say about a fellow whose favorite maga- 11nl'\ 1ndude Commentary. whose fa,onle mov1 l' is "Wild Straw· hcrm·s." and" hose favontc songs are High 1.0. doesn't --provide immunity against du_m ~ness She got bored sitting around doing .. Dann\ Bov" and"La Vi~ En Rose." nothing. so she decided to bake som1: Thl' · d10crcnl'e tx·twecn the two brownies. She took them.out of the ml·n onl) tx·rame 'itark when 11 came BILL oven and put them o n a rack to cool. to ··1;i, orite actor." Perk named Paul !\lier a bi1. she decided the) JUSI Srnlll'ld. But Bun. whose fa vorite might be cool enough to cat. but ho~ mo\ 11.· ,., "Casablanca." chose two: H to find out? Ahar There was the f lumphrcy Bogart :rnd - wait! -not AIVEY thermometer with which she had Laur1.·n Bacall. but "\oung" L:\Urcn l"ve got 8 confrsswn to make 10 been taking her own temperature all Barnll." Thrn: you· have it. The you. and I hope you won't hold it day. Why not take 1hc brownies· rnmcrvatiH·ath1sworst-amanfor against me. t raturc'l wl1on1 appearances arc everything. a Mcnsan misreading a rec ipe and empe · I belong to Mensa . S 1 J would b1.· lhc la<;t 10 den} that the putting 20 eggs in a cake wherc the Shl' did. he popped t 1l' Not only do I belong to Mensa. but redpe called for 1wo. Not only that. thermometer into the brownies and 'oung Lauren Bara II was. as they sa). I have since I 966. Not only that. but but he had to go to the store in the watch1.·d as 1h1.· mer<:ury rose. an<l \oml·thing to look at. I'm running_for a posi tion on the middle of mmng his batte-rto-gt"I rose. amt rnsr-some more -fln:Ill)' Hut tht'rri~'timethrng-ahout Bttrt's board of directors of our Orange more eggs. He only had 18 in the i.'xplodingrightthroughthetopofthe U'>l'Ofthl•word")oung"tha11mplies County group. And. since I'm in my house. He started 10 get suspiciou'i lhermom{'ter and all over her thal Bacall is. like Veronica Ufl{t or confessing mode. l'\e been writing when hi s batt{'r llllcd four cake pans brownil'S. -\\a Gardner or '>Orne Miss America fo(..Q ur local ncwskucr for about five rathl"f th1m lh~two tht' rt-ripe pro Ill-She sa}s she ate rhcm-:myway:--t~ huttc rfl 5 of a womsn whe :rears. For free. ised. Mensa has a totallv unearned l·aml' and went 1n a season. For an) who don't know what Mcn<,ans arc human. and no more reputation for being a club composed Raca ll is no longer a Jaguar. Bui I Mensa ·1s (and there arc probabl> immune to dumb things happening to of intellectual i.nobs. Chanl'es arc \\Ould rather spend an e' cntng wnh manv). '"Mensa 1s an 1ntcrna11onal lhcm ihan an) bod) d sc Another of ,er~ good that 1f~ou v.cre to attend a lll·r than an\ 20-\car-old -e\Cn that '>OCICt) in which the sole requirement m} own was the time I look the food Mensa meeting. and didn't knO\.\ lad\ 1n "Splash"~ ... C\en 1f she came for memtx·rsh1p 1s a score at or above cup llfT our bird'c; cage. better. you'd feel hkc ) ou were al a '' 11h l Ul' rnrds ... C\ en 1f her faH>rite lhl' 98th percent ile on any of a r deaned 11 up prl'll} wcll bu1. "hen meeting of the local PT or eH·n a mo' ll' "il>~··w1ld tra\.\berncs" and numtx·r of standard IQ tests. I reiurned. the bird was gone! How Saturda) nigh I <.'ocktail pany. The l'' en. \om1."h<>". 1f she could know ··Mensa 1s a nonprofit soe1CI) could ihal be? The door wac; 'illll onl:r difTercncc Would-bc-thn1 the "hat I m1.·an1 when I said I both "hose sole purpose is to serve as a laiched and. as for as I knew. he didn"t conver<;ations taking place would Ix· a drl·aded :ind could not \.\ait for my means of communication and as-know how 10 unlatch 11. Even tfhe had lot less serious. and )ou'd hear man~ 'ion 10 gl·t older. She could not know 'icmbh for its members. Mensa itself learned how IO unlatch 11• 11 !>Cemed more jokes. -1.nov. b) cApcnence. which is th e holds · no opinions. champions no prett> unhkel> that he'd stop to lat<.·h The talk might ce nter on atomi<. onl~ \\a} to know rertain things. causes.and 1s not affilta1ed in any wa) 11 up again. It finall y dawned on me physics but. much more likel y. 11 Hut Hacall would. She has the age. w11h an} other organ17a1ion. Mcm-Iha I birds don't differentiate between might be conccrnt:d with thl' com· thl' miles. the character -and the tx·rship 1nquinec; may be sen1 to: doors and food cup openings. To parison of two rock groups or the rourngc to wear h1.·r years like younger Orange Cou nt~ Mensa. PO Box them. one hole in a cage i!> ac,-goud as meri ts of one brand of rak1.· mix 3, women wea r jewelry. The young 18265. Irvine ('A 92713." anoiher. opposed to another. Baral! wa!> a beaut): the older Bacall. The ahove appears on the inside A very good friend told me one on What the heck. they migh 1 (.'ven tx.· hkc man' \\omen like her. is just a cover ofour newsletter. the Oracle. herself. It also had to do with baking. talki ng about my ginards. d1tli.·rcnt 0k1nd of IX'auh. Ann is (gasp) also a member. It seems she was of Junior high Columnist Bill Har vey lives Jn Richard Cohen is a syndicated It takes a lot of courage to tell you school age -and was 'i1ck one day. Huotlngtoa Beacb. columnist. about my club affiliation. There arc .-----------------------------------------ccna1n reactions I get from people. The first 1s when I fix my famous snack. I ha ve a secret recipe that I fix from 11me to time and serve at meetings. People lo\e 11. and it goes \Cf) quickl) The) smark I heir hps and shovel 11 in right up to the time I happen to mcn11on tha1 the main ingredients arc chicken g1u.ards and hearts. Usuall)'. people unobtrus1 vcl)' drop portions of the snack into obscure places and become very polite; but OC'Cas1onall>, there will be a loud "AAARRRGGG H~" and the occasional person will faint dead awn) This. despite the fact that nanoseconds ago. he w-as devouring the g111ards wi th grca1 relish. The ')CCOnd 1s when I tell peuple of m> M1.·nsa affiliatwn. Sometimes. but b> no means alwa}s. something indcllnable happens. I chanic from a deltnous ~na<:k to chicken gizzards. The fact that a person belongs to Mensa doesn't nccc~sarily mean that he or 'ihe doesn't c\Cr do really dumb thing\. fherc u'iCd to be a column 1n our na11onal newo;lcner. Thc Mensa Bulletin (original. what".') called ··A Turn oft he Tables."' Membcrt) 1., the fact that whcne"cr I nde 'he ferf) from Balboa Island to 1he Peninsula. 1f I happen to be the fif\I car on the boat. I find myself abou1 tlnlfwa> across the channel . steering the fC'rr) with my steering wheel. A true' classic hap(>Cncd to a member who lr ves in Minnesota. He h H'i 1 n a house on the sho re of a lake. It was spn ng. so he decided to take the c;now tires ofT his rar. He had completed the JOb and. Ix-cause it was downhill to his garage. h1.· decided to hne the-'inow ttrC" ll4> and simply roll tnem down the driveway in'o his &arltiC Good rdca. He aimed very carefull). relca5ed the tires -and stood in ~hocked amnLcment as his tires rolled right on past the garn.gc and into the lake. Tht'rc·s an actual case on record of COMPLETE SPORTS DAILY In he f\\I\ "'" 0 • Thought you inight want to know· ... a bo ut Pacific View M em orial Park's new project based on a concept that is over three tho usand years o ld : it's called the Family Cem e t er y. The idea was con cci ved t o p ro vide a pri vat c family cemete r y within Pacific Vie w Memdrial Par k for tho c who wish to create a s trong family recognition. The Family Cem et e r y can be p r ivate or semi-private, large or s mall, simple or impre ivc as you choose. In fact, you can w ork with the ar c hitect prio r to cons truc tio n . If you're int e res ted, plcasecall or write fo r details. PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK ti MORTUARY 3500 Pacific View Drive, Newport Bc,ch, California Y266.1 • 17 141644·2700 .. J "A Pierce Brother ' Company" .. ,_\O, ..... , * J \ --- ....... -,. ,. .. p~oralepatrons, soloists loo J eff Philip unmask ed as ktng- of Carniva l In Rio m err im ent Plott and E4 Seamfflter, Dn. CMrlet and AllM l &elemau a.M Pa&rlm Fl'eftrlcllt were amona the underwriters ofOranae County Master Chorale's third anrwal Bach Festival. Following the chorale's performance of"The Passion AccordioatoSt. John" at OrarigeCoast Colleae they were presented with plaques of appreciation ara wine and horsd',oeuvres party in the Villa Park home of Gary and Marcia DeVHI. lliollriiliiliiii '---+f1~gr~horale-membeFStpatronS';'COnr-- RIO Coftee Cbatrman Diane Dlelal wttb tributorsandguests-wercjoinedbysoloistsJoa Donna Browaell at Tlae Rita welcomed... H1m,Uey and J ... &Ma Welcl1, tenors; Deberu Andrea POeter and Peay Blelen and .•• V olpt, soprano, and RodHy Gllfry, bass-baritone. This season's festival was of special importance as '85 commemorates the 300th birthday of Johann Sebastian Bach. Ad visory committee members were Noey AdlerTlloraaoa,chairwoman; Gary A. DeVaal, Frederick SWUll, Sudra McCue (chorale pia nist) and Dr. MH rice Allard. Others attending the party were Don and Deloret Wagoner, the PHI Moaroet and Doua Bance. ••• A coffee at The Ritz that started out to be a "frie nd- raiser" for Rehabilitation Institute of Southern Cali- fo rnia (RIO) and its affili ate, Crippled Children's Society really turned out to be a fu nd-raiser. Event Chai rm an Diane Dlebl said. "Hus and Cbarlene Prager are so special ... they underwrote .the event and we had money to give RIO." Fresh fruit, croissants and Irish coffee were served. Some 80 women learned more about RIO, a non- profit health care facility serving the county (infants to se niors) for 35 ytars. Terry Pimentel, director of children's programs, ~Ike~ ~t?out serv ices to help youngsters with learning d1sab1httcs-how they get help early so they can fit in with "normal" youngsters when they reach school age and about the new day care center wath therapists. Te11 Garra rd, Helen Etcbbaclll and Lee Sclllolbye (who have been R 10 supporters for 20 years) attended along with Nancy Hi.Des, Junior League president; Andrea Pfister, Pegy Blelen, Toya Norvldat (acting as hostess). Beny Belde. and Mary Dell L1ca1. Also there we re Steve Ma r1e&lc and his daughter ~...lie::~~ Megllan, who was in a United Way movie, pictured on the RIO brochure and caricatured on Crippled Barbara Campbell and daughter Debbie. Childrens stationery. He talked about their personal experiences with htr phy11cal therapy at RIO. Mo~ who k"amed about abe April 18 luncbeon a.nd I 0 a.m. tour oftht institute in Oranac were T~ BartieraC=and two daur;.~ Ce ,, .. and IU .. er,N.-, • Allam•, development direc- tor; o.ua a ...... u,-0ay1e AMertoaandP ...... .... uccutivedircctor. Persons wishina to tct involved with RIO may call • • • Jeff PklllpofHunt- ington Beach had k~wn about his "royal blood" for '----~-----"'-......._ __ some time ... but to t he other MEGBANMARGETIC 300at the Carnival in Rio ball held by Masked Ball chapter of Orange County Performing Arts Center it came as a surprise. With much fanfare he was unmasked and crowned King Rex I during a festive ceremony in the Disneyland Hotel Ballroom. Ruling with hi m over the evening of merriment in elat>?rate costumes were Queen Dee Trajillo (the royal exotic swan ) and royal court -Gluy Gru t, Del .. hle Naff, Gloria Aleuade r, Yolaada Jeasem, Vicki Reyes, Kay Zubrod, Jallut Aarons, Rldanl Adams, Job Jeasea, AJ Goaaalet and Bill Gru& II. Joyce HattlagsofHuntington Beach was chai rman fo rthe evening and another Huntington Beach resident Tom Sullivan (there with wife Patti) was emcee. _ "We should make more than $8,000 from this ball fo r The Cente r." said Pa t Crockett. The evening beµn with cocktails and horsd'oeuvresand continued with a .. Supreme de Volaillc Chasseur" dinner and entertain- ment by Dolores Bedard who sang for the~ery first time a tune called "Orange County". Dick Emm011tand the Homes Saving of America Band were in charge of keeping the dance floor occupied. Others getting caught up in the pageantry were Barbara and Rlcbrd Adams, Marlly• Baker and Pal Gayer,Sbroa and Kaox Brooks, Marie and Gordon lkemorl, Sudra and Stanley Mittelman, Miry Oates and Glry Kal11e, Kliae and Bart.ara Mar&la, the8ill Redc11D1s. Mlcbel and Nora Morrison and Mary Ellis. Paparazzi is edited by Daily Pilot Sty le Editor Vida Dean. 0.., .......... ., ........... Dee Trajillo and Jeff Philip, in tJaelr J'97&) finery, emlle at tbeir eabjecta ctartnc ••llecl ball, bellefittnc Perform.tnc Arta Center. '• ·~ ....... .,....., ...... Dr. Anne Steinmann, right, watchea witb Sandra McCune and Donna Bunce a• otbera get Maater Chorale plaquea. Partytnl at reception after Bach featiYal finale are Don and Dolorea ~aaoner and Jonathan Welch, tenor eoloiat. o.., .... ,....., .. ...._.. • Cline and Barbara llartin enjoy tbe mukecl CarnlYal in Rio with S11perlor Court Judge llobert and Ardl.a Knoz. Kids benefit when ·warring parents separate DEA R ANN LAN DERS: I ha'e JUSt read another an1cll· about the disastro usefTect of di vorce on chil- dren. It is something I ha ve never experienced. but I do have something to share. My parents rcccn1lycelcbra1ed their 30th weddingann1vcrsaf). The} have a terrible marriage. Mother tells me they stayed togeth er "'for the sa ke ofthech1ldren." I 1old her. "You did us no favor." I spe nt m} childhood parenting m} } ounger brother and sister when Mom and Dad were nol speak mg 10 each other. We prayed every night they would ge t a di vorce. We could adjust to that. It would have been easier than not knowing what to expect from one minute to 1he next. Strangely enough I pro fited in some ways from my parents' bad mamage. I am very close to my brother and sister. Also. I lea rn ed how importan t t:ommunica1ion is. Because I grew up wjth a couple of horrible examples I wasdeterm inc·d 10 haven lovmg relationship wi th my husband and not be a constant critic :i nd com- plainer. I understand how divorce can ha':c' some negativccfTcctson youn,onc . but to stay in a mise rable marriage "for the sa ke of the children" can be worse.-A DIFFERENT DR UM· MER IN MARYLAND 1lle greatest adventure ~ born! I f( •• >• -NCPN PlAVINC - I UlHA l'A"I( P.c111C 1 """-Pll 11 Ol .. ·111 121 4070 * COITA MllA EO..Ot C"*"'11 641-3102 * 0 "AHOI c lnlCIOl'lt 23 U42W 0"AH01 __ _ ~•Ulft Ortwt· 6'.191110 *IL TC>f'O l dw_.,CIS Cl TOIO f' !181 "°° l"VIMI t=$~· A11 lJIDEIS DEA R MARYLAND: Some cltll· dren of divorced parents do 11ffer becaase of tbe split. Ollten become stronger la tlle broken places. Simply being raised by a mollaer and fat~r under one roof gaarantee1 notltln1. The lllgh rate of divorce today (50 percent) sag est• tllat couples mipt try a little harder lo make marr1a1e work. If ll l1 11tterly lmpo11ible, everyone Is better off wben tlle warring partners go tllelr separate ways. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Would yo u consider a sexual relationship bc1wcen firsl cousins incest? Does 11 produce unhealthy children? I know couples who are first cousins and their children have no visible b1nh defec ts. Please disc uss the chances for defec ts of children who are born to fi rst cousins. For pnvac) 's sake, - NO NA ME. NO STATE. U.S.A. DEAR NO NAME: l would Dot consider aa Intimate relatlonslllp or marriage between fi rst cousins ID· " + . " . .. maslerpiece ... -l<ldwrd Sd11ckd. Timi' Mm /(,/.1111 · TH ~ -----R~LE ~ R ~SE :o CAtlO °"'°"' .. •• • If I ' ........... , ............. ·~ '"·-· £XCLUSIV£ ENGAliDl'.NT NOW SHOWING edw ard~ TOWN CfNTfR -' " 'I•• "'751 4184 I t. . ' & e • CO'\I A Ml\.t. THE HEAT IS ONI Bl:\IERLY 1-lllJ .... ~ I ,,., NOWPLAVINO MON IHUR!I 6 00 8 00 9 4~ cestuous. In some states, bowever, marriage between first co.slas is Illegal. l con111lted with Dr. Henry L. Nadler, dean of Way ne State Univer- sity Medical Sclllool In Detroit. Dr. Nadl er said, "Tbree percent of all clalldren born la tile Ualted States laave blrtll defects. Tiie lncreas~ In blrtlt defects amoag clalldren born of first-<:ousln marrla1es 11only1llglat- ly lll,her. "Tbere are certain genes such as Tay-Sach1, 1ickle cell anemia, and '"MASK' IS SUPERB. One of the most beautiful love stories we've had in the movies in quite a long time ... It's a beautiful film ... certain to be one of t he year's most talked about pictures." -Gene 515kel. AT THE MOVIES·TV -· llA-. .,,, ----·-"" °"'""' ll' ... , --II"-m• A UNIVElSAl PICTURL , ..... , ........... , ................ 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I would suggest that all co.pies who have lnberitable diseases la tltelr families seek genetic ~reenlag. • • • D1sco~er hu~ lU be dare bair '~irhour fall ms hook. line and smkC'r. .\nn L.ancJas· book/er. ··Daring Do's and Don 'ts ... " 11/ help ) ou be morf' /XllS<'d and urcor_, ourselfon dares. Sc.'nd ~Oct·nrs along" 11h a long. scamped. self-adcJ~ssed en' elope ,..,rh ·'our requesr ro .\nn Landers. • • • DE.\R ANN LANDER Wh' arc you against hairp1eCl'S for ml.'n'1 • houldn't men as ~ell as ~oml.'n tx· able to do ~hate' cnhe' can 10 be moreatt racti\'e"-.\RC HIE IN L .\ DEAR ARCH: l a m not against P 0 80\ 11995 Chicago. Ill. 60611 PACIFIC WALK-INTHEATRES * BARGAIN MATINEES I FIRST 2 PtrlorrnlM• Mon•y * Thrv S.tuf•Y (bct't Holidlys & S,.C. 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""' MISSION ... .. . ., A 0 ,.._.._ HOLL YWOOO -An Oscar can • the eokt at the end of the rainbow b' an actor or IClttU-• prize which makes one benkablc at the bol office and touaht after on lbe SO(ial circuit. But It may also be ajinl. Th~ who doubt the jinx theory mipt •top to wonder what ever haPOened to Miyoshi Umeld , Georae Cllaltiris, Lila Kcdrova and Louise Fletther-Oscar winners who faded into obscurity. .... 1-.: di ll;N:alt N#lltllt tMllr '° tWlr Ll9M.9 OIM lllCtf Nfl) Godfather. Part II." Nobody knows t~ trouble he has Sttn since then. He nlm'IOOlll'ANY went wildly over bud&ct with '1:=~ "Apoeal ypsc Now," failed spectacu-~~ larly with "One From Tht Hean." ma ... The so-called Oscar jinl was once ..... explained by the late David Niven. HOfllATHOY\JNI "There ,arc two kinds of Academy MOVll Awards for actors:• Niven said. "One uu "Hait" (1979) JoM Saveoe. is given to an actor because the old TtMIWMllllN. boy has been around for a long time ~~ ........... Y04111" 119141 and deserves a pat on the back. That's -.. ~-, how I got mine, bless the voters' Dudley Moote. NM4Mlja Klnlkt. hearts. _.._ And what ab6ut Mi£,haeJ.Ciminor_._-IJ'.NM111t11Yti,__ __ -..-----.. .. ..,;..;n~-'n=pley anoRTchard Dttyfuss. to name a few. eiustert~. tf I didn't leave. I would have cracked up." She returned to Europe and devoted herself to the theater. ..The other.kind a(Qscar is band~ 1~ -:VI MAIN out for a once-in-a-lifetime kind of _ • I J • '- On Academy Awards ni&ht. each stood in the spotlight, a JOld plated saatuct1e in hand. besktna in the ettatest glory oftheircarccrs. But that moment. when their names were in lleadlines, seemed to mark the high Point of careers which declined afterward. "There is no such th ing as an Oscar jinl," insisted Luise Rainer. who has been cited as the classic case of the Oscar jinl . The legendary actress was the first performer to win two Oscars for "The Great Z1C1feld in 1936 and .. The Good Eanh' in 1937. After that. her film career faded. But when she visited here this year IO film a segment of"Love Boat," she 11tid there were other reasons for her ca'l'cer eclipse. She explained that the second Oscar came af\er she had made ei,ht films in three years. was undergoing a divorce from play- wright Clifford etsand had tired of being bossed by MGM. ··1 had to nee for my life." she said. ··1 had been pushed to the limit of my For others -~rformers and directors -the Oscar has been less than the golden opponun1t) they dreamed of. Michael Cimino. who won the Oscar as best director of 1978 for "The Deerhunter." next directed an ambitious western. "Heaven's Gate," which became the qulntessenual fail- ure, torpedoinJ United Artists and cooling off Cimino's career. Only recently has he been recovering. And what about Ben Kingsley, best actor of 1982 for "Ghandi"? He hasn't appeared in a major film since. Richard Dreyfuss· career went into a tailspin after his Oscar for "The Goodbye Girl" in 1977, and Timothy Hutton. best supportin~ actor of 1980 for "Ordinary People.' hasn't had a hit since. Francis Ford Coppola scored the amazing feat of winning for best director of 1974 for a seq uel. ''The Scripters due Oscars LOS ANGELES (AP) -The late screenwriters Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson have been voted Academy Awards for their contnbu- tions to the script for "The Bridge on the River Kwai." The movie won the 1957 Oscar fo r best screenplay based on material from another medium. Foreman and lU ill N M N f W000Y AUEN S "THf ~u•~u •OH Of (AllO" (~G) ) ti oo ~ oo 9 •s FXCLUStVf;, ENGAGEMENT "THI G'ODS MUST ' II CIA%Y" (PG) -----"&~oo~e~1~s_1~0-'°'-----~ 7 ACAOEMY AWARO NOMS INCL BEST PICTURE "THI IUlllNG fllLDS" (I ) 7 I~ 10 10 • TRACK OOLBY STEREO EOOtE MURPHY "HVllLY HILU co ... ·<•> 5 00 8 I' IQ I' • IPl\CK OOlBY STEREO HARRISON fORO ''WITNISS" (I ) 11~ 'I •S r ,( ,•,111f (NC,Ar,(M(N• 'llOOD SIM~U" (I ) ) MON· THURS 1 00 9 00 --------- 11w1rf1 llllSTOL / •IA 1'H" , ·. .... M0-7444 OLL C. L D "THf HIAICPAST CLUI" (I ) MON THURS 1 15 9 1S VISION QUIST' (I ) (, ' ,,J 'j 'THI SUH THING" (PG· 13)) .. Wilson wiU be honored along with Pierre Boulle who wrote the book on which the movie was based. The writers' widows will receive the Oscars on behalf of their hus- bands at a special screening of "Kwai" by the Academy of Moti on Picture Arts and Sciences. MON-THURS 7 00 9 00 ''falDAT THI f)TH '1. V: A NIW HO.NNINO" (I ) I.ION THURS 1 IS 9 IS .. THI HIA.,AST CLUa" (I ) MOt< IHURS ti 30 8 30 10 JO --~ MELISSA GILBERI "SYLYISHI" (~0) '-~-~-M_O_N_-T_H_U_Rs_r_1_s_9_1_s __ _ 11 .. ARISON FORD "WITNISS" (I ) 7 30 9 •$ GOITifAL AOMISSION 13 00 "fllDAT THI UTH '1. A NIW afGINNINO" (I ) ... ON THURS 6 IS 8 IS 10 00 AC.AOfMf AWARO NOMINAll()N'> "THI KILLING fllLDS" (I ) 6 ·~ 9 30 'INTO THI NIGHT" ,., 8 30 ''LACH IN THI MIAH" ( .. G) 6151045 1•w1rf1 CINFMA WUT ·. .. .. · .. •. .. .. . 891 393& .. ' role that 1s so dazzling that it must be llMCllB./LIHMll recognized. But what does the poor NlWIHOUR chap do for an encore? Pans like that I FM:aOfCULT'UM rarely happen twice in a lifetime." .!.!!'!Of_,_ Some performers who had just that _._. "'"'- problem were: • :zoo Louise Fletcher. the best actress of •• ''Chlttie Chin And The eur .. Of 1975, gave a memorable ponrayal of The Dragon OuMn" (19811 Ptter the dreaded Nurse Ratchitt in "One "'Oslinow.AicNrdH11cn Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest." But (%)MCME Hollywood has few such meaty roles u u "The Spitit Of St Louis" for middle-age actresses, and Miss (19571J1t11ttSlew1W1. MurrayHlmil· Fletcher has made only occasional Ion films since. appearing m .. Excorcist 2: The Heretic." "The Cheap Detec- tive" and .. Brainstorm:· Miyoshi Umeki. best supporting actress of 1957. won for her touching role as the tragic sweetheart of Red Buttons 1n "Sayonara." But there Y1ere few parts for Japanese actresses in Hollywood and she found little work except in a Jerry Lewis comedy and "The Courtship of Eddie's Father." George Chakiris was best support- ing actor of 196 1 for his portrayal of the dynamic gang leader in "West Side Story." But casting directors saw his slight dancer's build as unsuitable for leading man roles and he made only a few more films including. .. Diamond Head." .. 623 Squadron." and "Is Pans Burning?" Lila Kedrova was unforgettable as Anthony Quinn's faded sweetheart in "Zorba the Greek" and won the best supponing actress Oscar 1n 1964. But th~ French-Russian actress played only character roles in subsequent stage and film appearances including ··Tom Curtain." "Penelope." and ''Tl)e-K-remlin Letter;· ''OllCY'S HVINGI" (I ) • 00 9 0) lO •5 -------BER R • GOROY S 'THI LAST OIAGON" (~G.131 ~ •5 7 !>() 10 ()('I '------------. • TRACI( OOLBY STEREO EOOIE MURPHY "alYllL Y HILU COP" (I) )' 7 15 11;>0 -~-rxc( uslvr ENGAGEMENT , M .. DEMY AWARD NOMINAllCtN'• 'THI aOSTONIANS'' I 00 930 "THI HIAICfAST CLUI" (I ) 6 2S 8 30 10 30 Clint Eutwood plays a tnacll drl•er who doabl• u a bare-knuckle boxer In the movie "E•ery Which Way Bat Looee," airhaC tontcJat at 8 on NBC. Channel 4. Lewis. Milton Berle. (%}MOVIE • • • "Max Ouoell Ritums" ( 1983} Marsha Mason. Juon Robards. -t.IO- • Cll NEWHAAT. Cil MOVIE - • • • "Ttwee Coins In The Fountain" 119541 Clifton Webb, l>orolhy McGuire. e FOLK ~ATDEW.'8 LAIC£ tD NO CAIH DOWN IMIT1NG _.._ IL* NlW8 N1GKTUNE llAHUNT VIUI ROaCFON> FUS LATIJIGHT AllB«.A l'Ola.ul -11:46- (l)MOVIE • "Surf II" ( 19141 Eddie Deeztn. Un· dlK•rldgt -12:00- l~THE~ AWN'ID8 • * • "Max Ouoan Atturns" (1983) Marsha Mason. Jason Robards. (%)MOVll U "Purple HelW1t" (1914) Ken Wfl". Cheryl Ladd. -1:20- (J)JOHN IAMOUR'8 WOfW.D -1:30- I MCON>GUIJE ALL If THE FMa Y 1*TGR. -1:40- (C)MOVll * • 'n "AolkNer" ( 19811 Jane Fonda. Kril Ktiltolterton . 8 Cll CAGNEY & LACEY ...... • GMOVE -2:00-1 ...... RICH MAN. POOR MAN IOOt< • ePLEDGEmEAK ttl IAMEY .a.La G CNJ..NJ ALL 8'0RT8 (C)MOYIE *** "~ II" (1983)~1_11ony Pttlclnt, Meg Tilly. ®MOYIE • 1~ "Sahara" ( 19841 irOOkt Shields. Lll'llbln'WltSon'. ----. (l)MOVIE * "The let Plralel'' (198-4) Robert Uflcll, Mwy Cfosby . -10:t0-e.aooo.aocur -10:30--• 8 ALL TOGETHER NOW I laPENDENT NEWS ~Of ttl fl£OPlES COURT -11--• 8 e Cll ttl 8 NEWS I TAXI IUANINllJALLEN .JEFftMICM eP£0Pl£8COURT e MONEY, MONEY, MONEY (Q)MOVIE U 'h "The Riddle Of The Sends" ( 19801 Mdlael Yori!, Smon MacCor· klndale (%)MOVIE U "Expoeed" (1983) NMllUfa Klnslll, Harvey Ktilel. -11:30-• Cll SM>H a 8IMOH I 8 IEIT Of-CAA&ON ODOCOUPl.E * • 'h "Btll. Book And Candle" ( 1959) Jamel Stewert Kim Novak. Cil lllEPBl>BIT NEWS (fl MOVIE ••'h "Und1" (1973) Sttla SttvenS, Ed Nellon. R~ Bottom, U.S.A." (1981) Ben Johnlon, Lois Nettleton. (8) NOT NECUltM.Y THE MOVIEI -12:30- • 8 LATE tlGKT WfTH D1'YID 1 i~ MGHTWATa4 FATHER ICNOWI BT .... 2:JO- Cil MOYETONEtllWS I~ ... ~ * "Surf II" ( 1984) Eddie Oeezen, Un- ~ =· "Aaltss Dlsr•d" (19851 Tess Hwper, Ltllit Nielsen. -8:00-LETTBIMH • MOW ~ HrTCHCOCK • • "See How They Run" ( 19651 Cl) ZANE GMY THEATER John Forsylht, Sen=. e MOVE Cil ~ NllJ 0 • ** "Dllectl't't Story" (19511 Klrl! e _,.s Oougill, Elelnor Plftler •'h "Lucky T•xen" (1934) John .. L091;Aii41iiCNl~ITYtl---...-----1W~IJN--rl,Oltltlym.....,.~HIJW; ..... ~~---~ L:!"TMaGUMN 1:~ U "Harry And Son" (1914) Paul *'*'* "Joe" (1970) Ptttr Boyte. Newman. Robby Btnton. Dennis Patricll: -12:AO--3:30- e Cl) MCM •AH & WR Cil FNTH20 -tGO-•OS. THE MENACE ->AO-eMOVE • • • "Cltopttra" ( 19341 Claudette Colbtn. Wttr_.. Wllllams. ....... Cil MOVIE • \.; "The ~ Ninttits" (1936t ~=·Gibby Haytt ***' "The Hasty Hetrt" (1950) Ronald Atlgan, P1trlcla Mui • 00MM PYLE (Q)MOVE (C)MOVIE *' * "CNth Chin And The CUfM Of lht Dragon au..." ( 1981) ,,.. UstlnOY, Ricllard Halctl -..:00-(1) MUPP£TI tlGBEIOOTT ®MOVIE • * 1~ "Vldeodrome" ( 19831 James Woods. Otborlh Harry. C1D MOVE MON· THURS 1 00 9 00 "INTO THI NIGHT" (I ) e .l~ 'One Mor e Night '-h a s its ·day "VISION QUIST" (I ) MON· Tio!Uf'S 6 30, 10 35 By Tbe Associated Press 6."Too Late for Goodbyes" Julian Lennon (Atlantic) Bros) ( \ IAIY: stun Of THI LOST UGINO" l'G) f I) p ·~ ,,. 10 ) The following are Billboard's hot record htts as they appear tn next week's issue of Billboard maga11ne. Copyright 1985. Billboard Publtca11ons. Inc. Reprinted .... 11h pcrm1~s1on. 7 ... Private Dancer" Tina Turner 1Cap11ol) 8.''H1gh On You" Surv111or (Sco111 Bros) J "Born In The lJ S.A.'' Bruce Spnng-stcen (( olumb1a) 4."Jkverl} Hills Cop" Soundtrack IMCAI ·--HARRISON FORD "WllNfSS" (I ) , 7 1~ 9 •S ) ,_... -( "f ... 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The ~leaf Rcal&;latory C~mm1u1on &ranted horcham a low-pawer lictnte last o(lth. but wuhdrcw it after hearinaalleptions of problems at the plant. 'Neill •r• he can •tJJJ ~111 MK WASH f NOTO!" -!1ousc Speaker T homas P. O'Neill says he can still u~ld a House ma,Jorny t~~11I the M".< missile system but that President Reagan • pulling out ev~ry stop to assure 11s survival. "The vote is very, very do~." h1tc House C:h1e.f of tatT Donald Regan sa id unday. The intenS( battle for ote was continumg today, with House me mber"5 1ft¥1tcd-to-a White-Hou rie~na by Reapn and chief arms negotiator Max Kampclman "on the clat1onsh1p of the MX program to progress in arms control.'' ape vlctlm• mu•t pay for evidence WA HI NGTON -Addin.& insult 10 in1u ry, victims of rape and 11c1~1pted rape ~ave to foot 1h~ ball _for med1 l':ll evidence needed to prosecute ssa1lants .. A m tanr Attorney General Lois Haight Herri ngton says. omment1ng on a rcpon <ihow1ng there were at least 1.5 milhon rapes or ttempted rapes bct~een 1973-82. Mrs. Herrington saidothat "in many states. , pc v1ct1ms must hter~lly pay for their. crime." Thr new study. released unday. was based on informa tion obtained through the National Crime un ey. It showed. amo~g ~ther things. that medical expenses averaged SI 04 or some .S80.000 rape v1ct1ms who !>ufTcrcd injuries. FAA to cut DJght delays NEW YORK -Newa1r lr!lffic procedures :11med al reducing Oaght delays "h1ch h11 recor~ levels last year include drop~1ng the requirt>ment that airliners on the same flight path be scpara1ed b) _() miles. The New York Times n:poned today. Ihe..Ecdcral Av1at1on Adm1nistr:11ion wall begin new air tramc procedures next mont h, foll owing th l' exp1ra11on next £unday of an agreement tha1 a1rhncs made last fall to adJust ru!oh·hour sc hedules to reduce congestion. the newspaper said. Goetz to be a no-show today . NEW YO~K -A lawyer for Bernhard Cioctt sa}S has clt en1 will appear bc ton.: a grand j~ry T uesday -not 1oday -despite a gra nd juf) 's refusal t•arher to delay his testimony in the subwa) <ihootings of four )Ouths. Defense a11orne} Bari) Slotni ck said un11I Sunda). he and anoth er defense lawyer. Jo'lt·ph Kl'lncr. thought Goc11 would not be able to tcstif) until Frida) because the~ were lied up IO trial!. in\ ol .. ing Other clients. But Slotnick called wees.. TV during the li ve ''New!>makN ··program. which featured an 1ntt rv1ewwith Kd ner. to sa) hl' would appear Tuesda) w11h GoetL because Manhauan D1s1ri~t Allo rncy in tervened to free him for one da} from a previous trial co mmitment. AID8 Unked to klnlng BURLI NGAME -A ma n whose \\1fe died of '\IDS has succum bed to pneumonia and fatigue but had the "classic symptoms" of Al OS. says a doctor 11ho believes lhc man con1 r<1ctl·d the fa tal illness b} kissing the woman . Donald Paul Bauer. 72. died unda) 15 da~s after being admitted to a Burlingame hoc,p1tal. His w11l' had d1~d of .\IDS 1n Scptemw :I{\tr rcce1"nl -a -,.ontamanatcd blood transf USIOO In 1979, ..\uthOratleS 53)' if Il la IS correct. Baue"t 11ould he th(• fi rst person on record to get .\IDS from another person's ~li va. LO NGELES (AP) -F1rcs fed by a m)'sterious p s continued to burn around a Hollywood cloth1na store houn af\er 21 people were inj ured. t~o critically. when an expl0$iOn ~haltered the bu1ldana as about 7S people shopptd itlSldc. authorities said. Ga seeping throuah the ground burned in flaming hedgerows early today as authorities. who eliminated commercial na1ural gas as 1hc source, invc up tcd whether the gas that blew apan Ross Dress-for-Lt'ss at S p.m. unday came from an abandoned. burred 0ttwct11-. --- After the blast the flames c;pread down sidewalks along two s1de1 of the building and about 80 feet across a parking lot to 3rd St reet. Aames fli ckered along the gro und and some- ume flared. several feet through cracks and fissures. One employee was not accoun&ed for but a stateh of tht store found no one. Fire Depanmen1 Battalion Chief Richard Baker said early today. Commercial bu1kh np in • two-block am around tht scene were evacuated after tht bla.st. The u plosion blew tht front omhc Ross store. shattered window up to a block away and cracked the pave. mCJ'l around the store. DamaJt was tentatively estimated at $400.000. said Au1stant Fire Chad Joseph Lockwood. "Thcrt was debns a mile m the air, ir-sttmed.''-sald lttm Eanada. who works at Mordigan Nursery Inc. across the street from Ross. The Southern Califo rnia Air Quali- ty Manage ment District and the Southern Cali fornia Gas Co. "con- clusivtly" eliminated commercial gas as the fuel through tests that revealed the substance to be a methane-based natural ps without some compo- nents of IM commeteial Pf(>duci, Baker •id fillty today. "Wc'n: dliuina now that ifs aa abendoned oil -eR," ht saad. Tiit ftama miabt havt' to be aJlowed to burn fOr days until the source is found. he •id. addiOJ that it wu po11ib&e the ps mipt not ncccuarily be comina from an aben· doncd well shown by city maps to be adjacent to the store. •·we have in our experience that those wells have 'caked (m tht past)." gn com~-01¥tst0ft ma,..F-Jim RadchfTc said. Amona the locauons affected by the continuing cl0$Urt were an elementary school. a shoppin& antcr and Farmer's Market, the noted tourist spat. After the blast. rum~ were a:lso detected 1n a K Man *>ft Kf'Oll dllc strett. and fire offiaalt ~tnted i1 witla spark-free blo~ Gis company service rep· rucntantt~ohnAMG1.-.4 M.-11&-------6.,,.._-41 into the beKmcnt oflbe K Man Md round "about two inches o( ..... '" somt areu of the t>etement and ... is secpma up throulh \hr. .. He said the gas lackt the odorwtaidl the p s company p(lts uno 111 ... '*t instead had a "K'~r type odor." I J •• • it .. !I ' e , Army officer slain by Soviet guard HEIDELBERG. Wl'St Germany ( i\P) -A Soviet guard shot and killed an unarmed U .. Arm y offi r of the American military mission in Eas1 Germany and the United States lodJed a "serious protest" over the incident. U.S. authorities said today. An urgent investigation of the hooti ng was under wa)'. authoraties said. The otTicer was 1dent1fied as MaJ . .\rthur D. Nicholson. Jr .. 37. of West Redding. Conn .. accordi ng to Lt. Col. Miguel Monteverde. an Army spokesman at 1he Pentagon in Wash- ington. HCJoined the Arm) on May I. 1969. he ~Id. Nicholson. who was posted to the A Pentagon offi cial. who spoke on U .. malatarv m1ss1 on in Potsdam. cond1t1on of anonymity. said the East German}. was killed while on shooting occurred 1n or near the East d}J!Y Sunday afternoon with another German town of ludwigslust. which ·'officer. "some distance from Berlin.·· is about I 00 miles nonhwest oflkr1in said a di plomatic source in the West and about 30 miles from the We-st German capital of Bonn. German border. The other officer was unhurt. said The offi cial said he did not know the source who spoke on condition he what type of East German or Soviet not to be identified. installations might be in the area. but Both Americans were unarmed. he added: ··This officer wasn't doing said. anything he shouldn't have been The death was announced in a brief doing." statement from the U.S. Arm:':'y'7s-_.,hr East Berlin. Soviet Embassy Euro pean headquarters in spokesmanViktorKozlik1r refuscd to Heidelberg. whic h said 1t learned of comment on the incident. ··we have 1he shooting on Sunda). no information," he said. The U.S. Arm) statement said. Soviet diplomat defected to U.S. "U .. officials are dascussang the sen ousness of the 1nc1dent w11h the Soviet authoriti.e.s..:. Later. a U.S. d1plomat1c source m Bonn said the United States filed a "se rious protest" with the Soviets over the shooti ng. It was lodged by the U .. diplomauc m1ss1on 1n West Serhn. he said. E\\-DELHI. India (AP) -T he U.S. Embass) said toda) a Soviet diplomat who duappeared whale jogging ha s defected 10 the Uni ted States. hut the Soviet Embassy claimed their man might ha ve been illegally c;pin1ed out of the countf). The LI. '. Embassy. brcaki~tt c.1lcnce on the-March 17 disap- pearance of 37·)ear-old Igor GeLha. who was stationed in Ne"' Delhi. India's ExternarAITaar'S M1n1stry on Sunda) gave· tht first official con· firmataon of reports of the defecuon. 'the U.S. officer was lulled whale "do1n' h1s1oband actang appropnate- 1):· said one d iplomatic source. who also demanded anonymity. He re- fused to say more. The U.S. military m1ss1on in West Berhn this afternoon confirmed the shooting. statemtnt by spokCJman Thomas A. Homan sa.ad. "The officer was on duty as a member oftbe U.S. military liaitoD mission in Potsdam (East Ger- many)," the statement said. ••An urgent investigation is under way 'o determine the exact circumstance of this unfortunate incident." Officers at the Polldam miaioos arc allowed to travel around E.ast Germany except in restric1ed aias named by tht Soviets, SllCh as Soviet mili tary installations. In Wasbiaa- ton. a.Suue ~flment official. who spoke on condition he not be ident· 1fied. said the slain officer "was no& in a rcstncted arca.M Tht U.S. mission was one of three set up in Potsdam after World War II • b) the three Westem Allied powen - the United Statts. Bntaan and France -as a liaison with the Soviet fotces in East Germany. . i·· At the time the mLSsions wen established. rn rhe late t 940s. Com- mun 1st East Germany was still the Sov1eHx cupied zone. . The Soviets. in tum . set up military officcCS in three West German cities- Frankfurt. Bunde. and Baden-Baden - as liaisons with the U.S .• British and French military. U ndcr the 194 7 agreement thal cstabhshcd c. mihtary liaison missions -known as the HueboeT· Malmin Agreement for the American I ' • CIA now popu ar on campus ---conlirmcd fncha'nt·pon ohh-e-deftt Tsatsyn. the Sovie t spokesman. said ofGezha: "He couldn't be taken to a point outside India w1thout gross v1olat1on of the sovereignty of this nation as his Soviet diplomatic passpon and 1den111 y card issued by the Indian Foreign M1nastT) are currentl> in the USSR Embassy in New De-t h1 ... -- "It is with deep regret that 1 must confirm the shooting and the death of an Amencan army offi~r by a Soviet .wld1cr 1A b.e-Gcrma~ Dcmocra11c Republic (Eas1 Germany) on the afternoon of Sunday. March 24:· a and So¥1tt generals who signed the acamL each side 1s allo~ ___ __,. LOS .\NGELES -.\fter years of an1mosit) generated by 1he Vietnam V.ar and Watergatl'. recruiters fo r the Crntral lntclhgencc Agenq ha H' once .1ga1n bccomr \\elcome on most campuscs."'Wc had-a record 150.000 JOb .ippl1ca11ons last }Car:· said Paw Vol1. a Cl.\ public affairs spokeswoman \fo<,t colkgc seniors \\ere nine ~ears old whl'n the last .S. fighting troops pulled out of Vietna m an 1973. and 10 wh en President Richard M. N1,on re\lgned from olTice 1n 1974. McMarttn kids treated to plcnlc MAN HATTAN BEACH -A p1cn1c v1s11cd b) Emmanuel Le1\1S of the telev ision show "Webste r .. was held for children unde~o1ng counse ling an ronnl'ctaon with the McMar11n Pre-School child molestation case and others. The p1cn1c Sunda~ was organi1ed b} the parents of children who attended the \'1rg1n1a Mc Manin Pre·School and fi ve other area preschools that were closed after 1nvest1gat1ons into allegations of child molesta11on. More than 100 ta m a hes auendcd the event on a local high school tield. Seven Jnducted lnto T V Hall SANT A MONICA -T clc\'1s1on notabks Carol Burnell. Walter ( ronk1te and Sid Caesar were inducted into the Tek v1s1on Academy Hall of Fame for their contri butions to thl' magic tube. S)h estcr "Pat .. Weaver. the NOC t'\CCuti\e wh o fo unded 1he "Toda)" and "Tonight" shows. was also inducted duri ng a black·tie gathenn_g of650 celebrities. telcv1!.1on e'ecutaves and their friend~ al thl.' Santa Monica i' ic Auditorium on Sunday. Rod Scrling of "T\\1 l1ght Zone" fame. Ed Sullivan and Joyce Hall. founder of the "Hallmark Hall of Fame" tel c 1S1on specials were inducted into the Hall of Fame po~thumously. WORLD Fr ench teacher believed kidnapped BEIRUT. Lebanon -The head of the French Cultural Center 1n the '1011lcm po11 city of Tripoli an nonhern Lebanon 1s reponed mi ssing and feared kidnapped. police here ~1d toda). Police ~ourccs 1n Be1ru1 said Bernard Bonne. a French langua~e teachcr at the center. an formed pohce in the El-Tall neighborh ood of 1he Cit) that Gilles S1dne) Peyrolles last had been seen Sa turday afternoon.Tripoli 1 ~ 50 miles north of Beirut. ~IJJnee torpedo boat returned home EOUL. South Korea -The goH·rnment announced Monda) at would allow a Chinese torpedo boat and m crew to return ho me. and 'i81d invcs11gators had concluded the violence that k ft SI:\ crewmen dead was not politically motivated. The torpedo boat had dra fted into South Korean wa ters bn Frida)' with the dead 'lailor!I on board and Wll!. towed to a port on the west coast. Government .,pokeC1man Lee Won·hong 'laid Monda) that all 13 su rviving crewmen. 1nclud1ng two who were wounded 1n the 'lhooting and two others blamed for causing the incident. had 'aid the) wanted to return to C'hana. Lee made no specific mention of reporti. that some of thl· crew might have been trying to defect. hu t said the cla'ih wa!I s1ancd b) two disgruntled crewmen who had been reprimanded h) 1he1r !tuperiors hortl) before the .. hooti ng. 11on and dismissed an) connecuon with the assassinatio n of a So' 1et embass) otlic1al last Thurc,da) in tht' Indian capital. "Igor (iez ha has requested and hcen gran1cd political as~ lum at a po int ou1s1de India." the .\mencan c;tatcment 'Wlid ... He 1<; safe and well an the lln11ed States." .\ 'l pokesman for the So' 1et Em- ba<>S) 1n Ne 'A> Delhi. Vlad1m1r N. Tsatsvn. told The .\s<>oc1ated Press toda}· that Ge7ha le ft tx:hand hi s d1 plomat1c passport The diplomat also left behind his wife and 10..)ear- old daush1er. who h:l\ c since been moved from their residence tn south Delh i to thl' embass> compound . Geiha. a third St.'Crctaf)' in the l'mbassy's 1n fo rmat1on depan ment. vanished" h1le Joggi ng 1n a Cit) park The Soviet spokesman also said: "The picture of the disappearance ... is not clear at this stage. But taking ;oto account the nature of1h1s man. 11 is doubtful he v.as acting volun· tarih " Kh ur\hed .\lam Khan. India's deput} e"<tcrnal atTa1rs man1stcr. told Parliament the go .. ernment had asked thl' L1nited States for an e\planat1on of Gezha's defection. \ "We ha 'e made 1'.11own oursenous concern 10 the .S government aboul th as 1nc1den1 and-asked them to let us have full details surrounding 1t.'' he said. ·~The govern ment of India is also examin ing all aspects of the case as to how an official of the ov1c1 Embassy left India clandest1ncl~ ... National Guard's weapons outdated LOS \NGELESIAP)-.\ Depan· me nl of Defense repon says the Pen1agon''i method of allocatang weapons to militaf) re.,er' l''I and the National Guard Hrtuall) as'iures that the organ11 at1ons will ha'e pro ble ms 1fcall ed upon to assist combat troops. a nev. spa pe r reported toda' The document was preparl·d b} the Resen e Forces Pollq Board. a stud) group 1hat repons to Ddc nse Scl'· rt·ta r~ Caspar Weinberger. The Pro- JCct on Mil itaf) Pro('Un·mr n1 . a pn,a1e organ izauon 1ha1 ~tudaes problems in militan purchasing. mm.It• lhl' rcpon a' a1lablc to re- portl'~. The report cri11c11es a la ck of orgn nucd dt·c1s1on ma1'.1ng 1n weapon'i ::allocation and 1n m1~1on a'ls1gnmcnts and arras of rl·spons1· bahty for the reser'e" and National Guard. The report. concl uded an Decem- ber. dad not deal spcc1fi calh with "'hat "capons should bc g1 "cn to rc'ien c forces but instead addressed problems caused by the m" of equipment purchased fo r th e 1.1 mal hon active dut) troops in the >\rmy. Na'). Aar Force and Manne ( orp~. compared to those available to 1hc I million an 1he resen cs and "1Jat1onal G uard. Mll'hael Burns of the Business e"<Ccuu ves for National Secunt), a nonparttsan trade association that apphl''> modern bus1nc'is prac11ccs to Pentagon operations. aid the .\1r ForCl' relicc, hea' 11) on thl· contnbu- t1on the (1uard "'ould make in war time and est1ma1es 1hat JO to 33 percent of at fighta aircraft in a prolonged war '"ould come from tht' Guard "l.\ndl l hl' i\mi) rchl'' \Cl)' hea' ii} on thl' Guard fo r comhat 'iuppon." Burns sa id, But hl· added that the Nataonal Guard operates "'capo n'> that arc no longerin thl' acll\l' forn"; in 'en tory. 125, 000 blacks attend ·S. Africa rites UfTENHAGE, South Afrlea .uthorlt ... on Sunday. (AP) -Polee In heHoopt•• Md Mono Badeta, I .. r-.por-~ ... -for ll'fftONd oera tuned a-con~ JoNIMMbUrg-beeed bleck thoulend• of J11rti1g black• newapaper. Ctty J>rw. at through • wNtel-~ dtatrtct ~ 25,000 blectcl lttended an. the bled&i 8'tended 1 Sunday' a funeral, on 1 l.wge open ~ for vtctlml of r.ae rtotl. lqUlt8 In the blllCk townehtp of Uniformed polce Ind rel9rr Kwanobuhle. .... at llmoet w.y .. ,... comer The tuner• wa tor •x black• .,_, mede ""9 tM .,.. did kMled In rtott two ..U mgo, but not 9top. only four were burled In llD• lhOuted, 'We're going Kwenobuhle on Sundly. to~~lteyt''but therewee The poloe apollwnen, Cot. no ~ In aplte of the tMghly Gerrie ven Rooyen, Mid .-.out emotton.a 8tmoephere tutround· 1,000 bleetl• jo6ned ......... 1ng the~ kMng of 11 bl9dca Md proc1111an to._.,,...,. lnlM..,.. .... , Thurlday. Whtie reporterl ... bei'red ln'dderlnl houw ftled the from oovertno ttte ""*"· atr wtth emoece after overntght "W• dktn't go Into tM town- clelhel with polCe In Whtch thrw INP It .. during,,. ""*ii ... _.. e cled. rMllna to 21 the ~Mid. Hie l9ld .._...,. of btedl• klfed *'°9 a.t no~ durtng the*J In C..,. day, aooordlnA to PrOYtncl. Ir accredit 1 4 otTicers and enhstcd personnel to their mission office. 23 House members send Soviet warning De mocrats tell Gorbech ev a rms control talks -~ ·can only work if both s ides comply with rules NE W YORK (A P ) -Twenn- 1hree Dcmocra11c members of the House reponedl ) haH sent a lener to M1kha1I Gorbachc\ warning that the Soviet L'n1on must com pl ) wnh arm'i control treaties or ns1'. "serious conse- quences for the future of arms control." The ll·tter lo the Sov 1t•t leader was intended to !.how that arms con1rol ad' ocatcs. as well a~ critics. w11l 1ns1st that e>.1s11ng arms hm1tat1on pacts be honored before future ones are nego- tiated. The ew Yorl T1mt reported in Its '1onda~ ed1t10 n'i The letter. dchvcrcd to the Soviet embass) Frida). said thc prospects fo r a hm1t on spacc·based defcnscs. which 1s w1del> seen as Moscow's major goal in the arms control talks 1n Gene, a. "v.ould bel'Ome mulh more d11Ticu1t·· without 'itnct compliance w11h l'\l'iting agrcement'i. the ne"s· . paixr \ll ad. The '\1gne~ of 1he k ner include three powl·rful Hou~ members who will deal with fu ture arms treatie · Dante f-ascell of Plonda chairman of thl• Foreign .\ffa1r'\ ( omm111ee. Joseph .\ddabbo of \,cw ) orl . chair· ma n ot the .\ppropn anons Comm1 t- 1cc'c, subcommittee on dcfenS(; and Lt•, .\<;pin of W1scons1n. chairm an of the .\rmed Sel" ices Committee. The letter spec1ficall) reft'TT'Cd to a radar S)Stem under construc11on near Kra!>no)ars k 1n cr ntral S1bena. Uke the adm1n1stra11on. the signers con- tend that the radar. when 11 stans "orking within three )ears. wall '1ola1e 1he t 97 2 treat) on an11ba lhstic m1'>!il lf') II the 1'.rasno~ ars1'. -problem 1s not rl''ioh ed in a sat1sfac1on manner." the letter stat~s. "1t will ha'e senous ton-.t·q uences for the fu ture of the arm\ control process." including aoding "subs1ant1ve and political suppon for the .\BM treat) itself an 1hc Congrts and among tht -'\mcn- l·an people ·· "(, n1 1c'i ol arm<> control ~nding th1\ 1'.1nd of mr<,sagc could be d1s- m1'>\('d b) thl· So' 1ets," ~1d Rep. ~l'l"hl·n -Solar1 o!New Yor1'. "But thn might 1akl' the point more <,(,'nuu h "hen 1t l'Omes from liberal r)i:mocra t\" 1th J long track rC<'ord of c,upJ)(lrt tor armc, lOntrol .. ALL BANKS ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL .. fUTQllD. '!fl \IO' lf:Pl"l"'T\TI\ l IRA'11 11! 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J~~ -~ Golo QuoTE S -· That's an apt desert ptton of both bust ness and business people along tlie Orange Coast. To keep track of where companies are going and which people are helping them get there.just watch ·credit I;ine • -every day in the -=---Business-section ofy.our-Hew lllJ Piii .. l Villanova rewards its coach UCI's 'oveiachl.evers Anteaters gain lnals of own tennis tourney Man Son Htftl, Ka Om,. DatTen Yatn aftd Juhan BatMm. dccition. ~ wjwp'p~ 1-6; ~ . Swarming defense puts Massimtno's --t-eam in Final Four- , UC Irvine Coach Greg Patton couldn't help but rave about his team after it had reached the final s of the Anteaters' ow.n--1Cnni.Linxitational Sunday afiemoon. And. when the doubla t~am of Barham and Yates swep111idc its foe in strai&ht sets. the Antcaten had clinched t~ match even thouah lhe other doubles victones went to Lhe Sun Devils. "When we clinched the malch in the No. I doubles early. I think it took some oN.l\e rcssure o our ot r guys." said PatlOn ... And I believe they respond more to prtSsure." .. Kenny wu divitlf 811 .,., 1111: ' coun in h11 maecb." aid...._ .. _,. I was afraid he wat,oi ... 1091'.' ._.. But he has realty come 111tolail owr, thas year." And Pation had pa~ti/ his doubles tam, VICtOl7 clinched the 1"81Ch for die~ Barhent;-a ~ ......... _ .............. ...._. freshman, have been cle'Y811id 6-, - BrRMINGHAM. Ala. (AP) - Tears were rolling down Rollie Massimino's chubby checks m~ ments aficr he reached his elusive goal -the NCAA basketball tour- nament's Final Four. "I think we're over the ho mp now." "On paper, this team Isn't the best I've ever coached. bu1 boy arc they over-achievers.'' he said after UCI moved into the finals of the 16-tcam event with a 5-4 victory over Arizona State. "I thought we beat a very good team today and we'll face another good one (Maryland) 1n the finals tomorrow (today)." he added. It was the second time this season UCI had beaten Arizona State. with the other victory coming on tht Sun Devils' COllrtS. 6-3. the No. 3 slot IO No. I .... die course of the ~IOft. "When I put them ..-., at ... ! stan of the year, I bad DO em...., .• be this kind of a weapon.• Paftall · said. "They're ranked 261b in tbl country. but I btlieve thcy'w tot • move up now." As a team. Barham and YMel DOW boast a 2()..4 overall recotd. Massimino said Sunday after his Villanova Wildcats upset seventh- ranked North Carolina. S6-44 , to capture the NCAA Southeast Re- gional championship. With the win. Villanova, 23-10, is one of three Big East Conference teams to reach the national semi- finals. The Wildcats will face No. S Memphis State. 30..3. at Lexington. Ky., Saturday. • ,, Ill Vtllanoft Coacla Rollie M••••••o 1a.,. Illa .on RoWe, Jr. (aboft) wblle 8t. Jolm'• Clarta llalltD (below, left) la con- .... talated bJ Rortla Carollaa 8eate C.Cla Jim ValYano. Maryland adva nced with a 6-2 victory over Chapman in the other tournament semifinal. UC Irvine built a 4-2 ad vantage in singles behind victones from Bruce Man Son Hing and Derr have been the Anteaters' most consistent play- ers in sinaJes. while Barham and Yates have been the steadiest in doubles. At No. I. Man Son Hing is 17-6 this year. and has won 10 of his last 11 matches. Derr extended his winning stre~ in singles to nine with his three-set Followina today's match. the Ant- eaters wiJI prepare to had for tM South for a tournament in Mobile. Ala. which beains Thunday and conunues throup the wecbad. • The last time Villanova reached the Final Four was in 1971 when they lost to UCLA in the title game. "You don't get to the Final Four very ofien." Massim ino added afier steering the Wildcats to victory in a · regional title game for the first time in four attempts during his 12 seasons at Villanova. The Wildcats stopped one of col- le~e basketball's traditional powers with a swa rming defense that forced 19 turnovers. After trailing 22-17 at halftime. the Wildcats got siL points each from Harold Pressley, Dwayne McClain and substitute Harold Jensen io a 22-7 run that ga ve Villanova a 43-33 lead with just over eight minutes remaining. and the Tar Heels were never able to seriously challenge afier that. "I started Jensen in the second half on a whim." Massimino said of the 6-5 sophomore who scored all I 0 of his points after intermission. ''Their defense was more active that I've seen it on tape," said North Carolina Coach Dean Smith, who .was seeking hiseighth Finar Four ppearance. "We weren't really sharp in the second half," he said. "We threw a -rnlJl)le of p:Bses I coutmr 1eve. lot of it was mental and )OU have to credit that 101heiraggress1ve defense." Jabbar: It's best we've ever played Lakers' performance even gets some rave reviews from ~lstons INGLEWOOD (AP) -Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is-not one given to bursts of applause for what he sees on a basketball court. So. when he pays a complement it must be worth a listen. · A ft er the Lakers scored a 148-130 victory over the Detroit Pistons Sunday night at the Forum. Abdul- Jabbar said ... I guess this is the best we've played since I've been here. at cint during the regular season. and I've been here I 0 years." Throughout the Lakers' lineup came performances worthy of Abdul - Jabbar's compliments. Abdul-Jabbar led the way with 30' points. his 14th • 30..point game this season. Earvin "Magic" Johnson scored his 11th tri le-double of the season. scorin 25 poi s. assists an , re un s. Kun Ramb1s showed a deft sconng touch. throwing in 15 points. Mike McGcecameofTthe bench 10 score 20 points. .; ··• As a team. the Lake rs con venCd on 64 of98 shots, or 65.3 percent, for the game. ..We had an idea it was going to be this kind of game." said Laker Coach Pat Riley. "We've been getting con- 1nbu11ons from everybody on the court. We're at a physical peak." The Lakers' performance was even drawing rave reviews from the vis- itors' locker room. ··They played a great game ... said Detroit's Dan Roundfield, "one of the best I've ever seen them play." Detroit Coach Chuck Daley said the Lakers' outstanding evening lef\ his club without 111uch chance. . "The lakers played outstanding basketball," said Daley. "We had trouble stopping Kareem. We played decently. but they shot 62 percent in the first half. and 65.3 percent for the game . .. When Kareem is la in like t at an t c team 1s s oollng we from the outside. you're going to have problems stopping them.·· Carnesecca: I'll remember this one to my gr~ve DENVER (AP)-With five seconds left. he finally let go. high-living his players and assistant c~ches in a touching sideline scene. 'St. John's Coach Lou Carnesecca was finally points from swingman Chris Mullin and 19 from forward Walter Berry. will face No. I Georgetown on Saturday in Lexington. Ky. for the fourth time this season. headed to the Final Four. "When I looked at the clock and saw fi ve seconds left I thought. 'That's it. we're going. we're going,"' Camesecca said moments after his Redmen had defeated No. 16 North Carolina State, 69-60. Sunday in the NCAA West Regional championship game. Carnesecca. whose St. John's teams have won 371 games in 17 seasons but who never before had reached the Final Four of the NCAA tournament, said he was "very much elated. very happy. After I ,()()()games. this one ... when I'm going down into the grave. this is the one I'll remember." "We looked at the stats at halftime and saw that North Carolina State had 12 foul shots and we had four and that they outrebounded us." Carnesecca said. "In the second half we JUSt reversed th at\; but we didn't really do anyth ing different. We played the same defense we always played." St. John's. 31 -3 and the top seed 1n the West. will be in the Final Four for the first time since 1952 when it lost to Kansas in the cham- pionship game. The third-ranked Redmen. paced bv 25 The Redmen's victory capped a successful day for the Big East Conference. which will send a record three teams to the national semifinals. Villanova joined St. John's and Sea View, Sunset scrambles continue Tight prep races feature full slate of-games Tuesday Some tics in the Sea View League baseball standings figure to be broken this week when action resumes Tues- day afternoon wi th a full slate of games. Meanwhile. the Sunset League is also bunched in the earl y going. with three teams within a half-game of the top and another two 11/J games off the pace. Foley 10 the mound against Newport Harbor probable Jon Dishon. who is unbeaten th is season. The Sunset League. thanks to a tic between Fountai n Valley and West- minster Friday. has an unbalanced look with &hson and Marina a half- game back of the pace-setting Barons and Huntington Beach and Ocean View trailing by 11'2 games. The feature game in the Sunset on Tuesday will be a 7 p.m. contest pilling Fountain Valley apinst Edison at Mile Square Park. The Chargers will be trying to leapfrog over the Barons into first place. The two 3: 15 games find Hunt- ington Beach at Ocean View in a battle of teams with 1-2 records. and Marina visiting Westminster. Rob WllfODI Georgetown by upse111ng North Carolina. minutes. St. John's. which hit 25 of 31 free throws 10 18 of23 for N.C. State. didn't pull awa) from the Wolf pack until the final two minutes. Mullin's rebound basket and two subse- q uent free throws staked the Redmen to a 47-42 advanta~c midway through the second half. To that point. the Red men had convened all 13 ofthcir free-throw attempts. Wolfpack Coach Jim Valvano said the defcns1 vl' strateg~ was a "calculated risk. We weren't shoo11ng well and we needed Terry Gannon tosho~ from 1he ou1s1deand pud to penetrate. That's wh)' Chns 1s an .\11- ..\mencan. he made two great pla~s there:· With 6: 18 left. the 6-6 Mullin in a mismatch against State's 5-7 guard Anthony "Spud" Webb went inside for a three-point pla). A minute later he popped a 15-foot jumper over Webb to give St. John's a commanding 56-48 lead. Val \ano said St. John's "had a response for cveything ~e threw at them. Even when (Ron) tewart missed that free throw. I didn't feel great about the s11ua11on. He missed the one but the} didn't miss very many more:· The Wolf pack got no closer than four points after that. even though St. John's free-thro" shooting was shaky down the stretch. mi ssing five of the last 14. most in the final two The reference was 10 an air ball bv Stewart on a second free throw attempt w11h 2:45 rema1n1ng and 1. John's leading 59-52. Stewart countered w11h four straight free th rows 10 help secure the v1ctof). "On the air ball. I was loo rela\ed." tewan said. Angels blitz Fullerton, 11-2 Wil' --k k i th ~. in Tempe. Wall )' Joiner, a non-roster iong noc s n ree. player up from the minors. had two doubles and two Carew do bl es 1. fl a pat' f singles and dr_~)\ e 1n t\\O runs as the other Angels' squad U outlasted the Sea11lc Manners. I 1-6 From AP dbpatclles PALM SPRI NG -Rob Wilfong collected three hits and drove in three runs unda). leading the Angels' spl11- squad 10 an 11 -2 victory over Cal Stall' Fullerton The Angels erupted for four first-Inning runs against Titan starter Dean Yamashita. who had to lea'e the game when Rufi no Linares. th e fo urth h111cr he faced \mashed a grounder off his pitching hand. Rod Carew dehvert>d a run with a squeeze bunt and Darrell Miller's RBI double capped thl· rally Wilfo ng singled for a third-inning run and added a two-run double in the sixt h. Carew. the onl) other' eteran in the Angels' lineup. capped the ..conng \\llh a two-run double in the eighth. Cal State Fullerton. the defending NC >\A champion. pushed across two runs in the fourt h against Angel nght- hander O.W. Smith. LeadofT singl~ b)· Jose Mota and Jeff Gama turnC'd into runs on catcher Doug Da' is' pa scd ball and hane Turner's infield arounder. tu Cliburn picked up the victor) af\er pitching no-hit ball through the first three innings. The ..\ngcls had I h11s and Ph il Bradley had four of the Manners· I~ \'ERO BE .\CH. Fla. -tevc a'\ knocked in three run with a double and a ingle to lead the Dodgers 10 a 9-6 e\h1b111on v1cton o' l'r the ..\tlanta Braves. The Dodgeri upencd a 9-1 lead in the seventh inning but had to hang on as the Braves scored five runs in the top of the t•1gh1h. tarter Bob ~elch. "ho ga' e up a run on tv.o hits in five innings. earned the win. Braves Staner Pascual Perez. who "as battered for four runs on six hits 1n three 1nn1np took the lo~s. Tom 1'11edentuer. who came 1n to pitch out of a Jam 1n the eighth. earned a sa,e. Dave ..\ndcrson led the Dodger~· 15-hit attack with three \Ingles Sa\. Mike Marshall and Mike Se1oscia cac'h had l\\O htt~ The "1n "as the Dodgers' eitthth 1n their la t nine game\ and 1mprovC'd th eir o' era II record 10 I 0-4. The Bra,e'> fell to 7-9 In th e Sea View. Costa Mesa and Ncwpon Harbor share the lead with unblemished marks afier the first week. with Estancia. University. Woodbridge and Saddleback sitting one pme back after splitting the first two games. Tuesday's 3: 15 schedule finds Costa Mesa visiting Woodbridae and Newpon Harbor at Estancia. along with Uni versity welcoming Corona del Mar and Saddleblck hosting GW.C, GaacJJos tangle Robbie Miller All-CIF Robbie Miller of Voyagers C'hn uan High hool in Huntinaton Beach. the leading scorer and rebounder in the C'IF Southcm Section "11h 1 3:?.:! orina.JlndJ J,J rebounding •"crage 1n 16 pmcs..has bttn 'iClected for ~11...('IF ha ketball honors by the First Interstate Bank Laauna ~ach. _ Win by Woodbridac and Estancia at home could throw the lcquc into a ta nalc wi th at least four -and ponibly 11 many as siit -teams sharina first place. The Sea View Leaaue has already shown that it has the potential to be a K11mble as evidenced by the rome- blck wins by Cos&a Mesa and New- port Harbor on Friday. Each trailed 6-0 in the carfy 90in1 bcfort rallyina fort~ victories. • Cds&a Mesa has been the m~ld urpnl( thus far 11 the Mustanp wbn only one pmc an ptt·atuc play. TM top 11mc of the day 1n the Sea View will ftature Es&1nc1a hostina Ncwpon Harbor. The Eaaln. who bont a S--4 o~erall record. arc e•pttUd to Rnd rildn·handtr Jam -----·-- lcction board · All-CIF Small ~lteols Player, eclteol Jeff Bothm. Ventura Temple hn 11an Kun "ten • Hespcna C'hn uan R..W. 'Milter. Ytyaftn ~rtstlu Man w ,aa1n cntura Temple hn 11an Enk Btobma. He .~na hr1~uan Jake Orvanc. Cal Prtp . Oav1d Hcldoorn. Woodctnt Chn\ttan Jim Robton. Rosamond Pat M ord, ttdlcs Scou Smith. Templeton ftt II t ud\c) • 8c-f • "1 r Prfop Tm). Gnbau. Htnt.- Jon [)o(nn'" 1m1 Valle Lutheran PlaytteflMYear JctTBochm. tntura Tcmpk hnttian Ht. Yr. 6--4 r. 6-3 r 1-4 Jr. 6-1 6-1 ·8 6-1 6-1 6-2 S-10 • 11 6-3 6~1 AyS. 26.6 20.0 SU 16.7 12.2 :no 17.2 t 9.2 ll. 2 0 n .9 ,. 7 2~.I . ,,. Or~CoeM DAal.V PtLOT/Mondey, Merct12&. 1985 I' B 1, f \' " ,) •It• ' f· r ,, ~ :I f oR 1 Hf Rt cOR[1 • Stepbemon late.t mllllonalre ------ JqSlepMuH snapped a Iona w1nkss l!I strina 'unday and became the LP(;A's latest millionaire in the-proccs~ when )he sho t a 7S that was &ood cnouah fur• onc- stroke victory m the GN tournament in Glendale. tcphen n finished the tournament al the difficult Oakmont Country Club l"oursc at 2-ovcr-par 290. a stroke ahead of Amy Abu. Pat Bradley nnd Barbara MoHtH ... C.rtbStraa1e rolled 1n a 6-to-8 foot bi rdie KIS IMMEE. Aa. -Gene Coleman ii putt on the 90th hok for the nchcst pr1Lc in merican can watch with profc s1onal satisfaction folf. S 171.000. and the title 1n the Las Veau when Nolan Ryan. the major league c;irccr n' iunional Toumamcnt. Stran~·s la t·holc birdie. stnkcout and no-hit leader. puts his 38-ycar-otd body "llluted w1th raised. clenched fists and a broad smile. throu~h another Jrucling pitching performance. fini shed ofT a round of 5-undcr-par 66 and provided Its Ryan's JOb to ~rform once he gets to the him with a one-stroke victory over longshot MlhSmilll mound. but it's Coleman sjob to sec that he gets there in . Strange l'lalmed his second title of the season -he the best pos iblc ph)·sical cond111on. won the other a month ago in the Honda Classic-with '"Lost yearbea\Craaed 94. 7 miles per hourw1th has a 338 total. I hhots under par on the Las Vegas Count!) ---fastball:· said Coleman. the Club cou~ Houston Astros condiupning l"9ach. "ff you consider that the . t b1&-k~ fastball js si:poinL.Barkley hurt ln Sixer• win_ something. he's still l"onsidcrabl) abo' e average." Andrew Toney scored 28 points. m collct·tt-d I.:! assists and gr-Jb!xd I I re· Coleman. who mans a radar gun at each Astros game. clocked Ryan at 99 mph on two pitches 1n a game at Chicago last year. "So :tt 38 to still be jhrow1ng the ball that fast is amazing ... bound!> as fast-breaking Philadelphia snapixxt a three-game losi ng strea~ with a 124-103 rout of ,Jkrwcr undar in u National Baske1ball Assoeia 1ion game. The victor) may have been eosth 10 the S1xers. who lost rookie forward Charle) Barkle) to a wrist inJur) 1n the lirst quarter ... Elsc\\herc. Adrian Outley ~ored 29 point and Darrell Griffltb added 25 as tah came from behind to posl a 110.cn victory over Chicago ... All-Star guard George Gervin scored eight ofh1s 15 points in the fourth quarter. leading San <\ntonio to a 104-99 victor) over Seattle Ryaa •Coleman said. Ryan stans has 18th major league season next month "1th ft ve no-hitters and 3.874 career strikeou1s. two more than Philadelphia's Steve Carlton. To still be throwing with such ve l0<.'1ty amazes even Ryan. "We had a fello" 1n last week. who has a Ph.D. in bio-mcchan1cs." Coleman said. ··Nolan asked him point-blank ·what do )OU think as the reason I 1hrow )0 Kelly directs Gamblers to win hard?'" • Coleman said the expert told Ryan it was all in his Houston's J im Kelly threw two to uch-Ell legs. .. He has tremendous leg strength. drive power and trunk rotation:· Coleman said. "'That-.; also the res:ion for some of his injunes. He has such power in his legs and he uses them so much that iii time the) 're going to break down." · down pa~ses and engineered the Gamblers 411 • to Sam Harrell's game-\\ inning 1-)ard touchdown dive with 54 seconds to pla)' Sunday en route to a 27-20 Uni ted States Football League victory over the Portland Breakers. Clarence Verdin s1arted the game-winning drive with a 45-yard kickoff return and after Kell y kept for two yards and a first do"' n. Harrell scored ... In other SFL ac1ion. Herschel Walker scored the "'inning touchdo"n with 24 seconds lefl and Doag Flulie passed for two touchdowns as the New Jersey Generals rallied from a I 0-point de licit in the fourth period to beat the Tampa Bay Bandi'ts. 28-24 ... Quanerback Bobby Hebert threw 1wo touchdown passes and fullback Albert Beatley ran for 148 yards as the Oakland In vaders defeated the Mem phis Showboats. 31-19 ... Birmingham running back Joe Cribbs took a pitchout from quarterback Cllff Stoudt and raced I 0 yard~ for a third-period touchdown, giving the Stallions a 7-3 victor) over the Baltimore Stars. Y ......... New Yortt Ymnkeee manager, on theecquleltlon of fleet Rickey~: ''He can run -'Ytlme he went1. I'm giving him the redJlgtit." Islanders win New York battle chance to play regularly. scored two goals , A.eden IUlll•r, making the most of a ~ in the fi rst five minutes Sunday night .. leading the Ne\Y York Islanders to a 5-2 National Hockly League verdict over the New York Rangers ... In other NHL games.11kka Slaisalo's goal wi th 38 seconds left gave Philadelphia a 4-3 decision Television. radio over Montreal for a club-record I I th straight victory .. Dave Rekl sc-0red 56 seeonds into overtime to give T V1 Boston a 4-3 victory over Buffalo ... Jobo Anderson EL£ llON scored three power-play goals and 8111 Derlago added a No events scheduled. short-handed marker to lead Toronto past Detroit. 5-3 RADtO ... Lo• Fraacescllettl, Mike Gartner, Beag"t.Gas~fsson 7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Portland at and Alu Hawortll each scored a goal and an assist as CJlppers, KHJ (,9.30). Washington used a balanced auack to overcome TUEIDAY'8 RADIO Pittsburgh. 7-3 ... Sparked by the goaltending of Steve 10:30 a .m. BASEBALL: Toronto vs. Weeki, who stopped 13 of 24 shots in the linal two Dodgers at Vero Beach, Fla., KABC (790). ~~~.&~.d.won ~enl ftfth-st<atghtiam1,.----;:1~>.m~--llAlHl8lliA"'La.JL-J.?::;...;SeatieeUle vs. Angels at -·1 over Quebec. Palm Springs, KMPC (710). BOATIN G Lido honors , to Marshall Twent)·\IX L1do-14s turned out Saturday and unday for the Han) Wood Invitational Regalia. sponsor- ed by the local Lido-14 Association apd sailed out of Balboa Yacht Club. , In the Grand Masters class for skippers 50 and O\ er 1he wanner was Gib Marshall. "llh crew Ronnie ~ram . from Alamitos Ba} Yacht €1ub. Second was Bill and Bobbi McCord. Balboa Yacht Club. and third was Roy Wool~)' with alterna1e crews. Lou1'ie Woolse} and Kathy Watson. Lido Isle: YC In Clas'> .\. the wanner was Chuck Babcock and.;f"1m Frederick, ABYC: "econd wa'i Mark Gaudio and Owa}nc Bora. Bahia ( onnthian YC. and third ''as Ciar) Thorne w11h alternate\ E'ithl·r Weld and Roscman- Johnson. BC YC . • Cla<>s B "111nerwa\ the learn of Dan and Donna Vordale. BY(: second was Kevin :indThoma~ Ive\, Hunt- ington Harbour YC . and third "as Jim Lvons w11h alternate\ Caroline and Robtn Lance. BY(. LEASE OR BUY -FLEET PfUCES AUTO & TRU('K BROKERS 491-1445 Ullman takes NHYC event By ALMON LOCKABEY Delly Noe ... , .... Writ .. "'l"·~pon Harbor Ya,ht Club's Onl·-Dcs1gn Regatta on outside rnurses Saturday and Sunday turned into an cxcrc1)C for 1he Etchells-22 world champ1onsh1p scheduled here an .\ugust Tv .. ent\ ·l"O oft he E-2'.!s turned out for the re.gatta with some new names in the fleet. The winner was a new boal co· owned b\ Da'e llman and Jack Jakosk\ "•th L'llman at the helm. '>ailing · under the burgee of Balboa 't ach1 < lub Second "'as Gas1on Chicken Lips wins Whitney LOS .\NGELES -Chicken Lips. o;k1ppered by Bruce Anderson. Capistrano Ba~ Yacht ( lub was th e o' era II and Class C winner ~unda} in Los ..\ngcles Yach1 Club·, Sant:i Barbara Island rare. the lourth of the Wh1tne> Series for lnternauonal Off- shore Ruic ratings. It w:i" a slqw race that <,tartl'd \aturda~ and dad not fin1'ih un11l latc \unda>. The Class B winner was Defiance. !.31led b} Michael Wathen. Capo BYC. On11. BYC. and third wa.-. another duo from BYC . Ball T:i,lor and C1a\ le Post · · Fl\ e boa is iurnl·d out for the Sola ng Class. The winner was Chn'i Jones. Yo) agers Yacht Cluh In tht· five-boat Star class. the wanner wa~ Don Whelan. St Franca\ Yacht ( luh. San Francisco. Wind'> "ere light both day\. with fog "'°'"1ng the rnce'> on Sunda). Luzio winner at Dana Point Wilhl· Lu11o·s C atahna-27 < ontlor from the hoc,t Dana Point Yacht Club "as thl' overall winner 1n 1he first race ol thl' Dana Pcnnt ~nes for Pl·r- lormante Handicap Racing Acct ~arhts and Catalina-17'i. Thl' race was sailed ~aturday. \l·rnnd O\erall \\3S Muster). sk1p- pcrl·d b~ Richard (1auh. DPYC and third "as V1"are. 8111 Clore. DPYC . Troph} winner\ in class: CLASS A-1 Reollnt, Freo Pere1. CeP1weno Bav VC. 2 Tiunami. Oouo D11n1tl\On OPYC. 3 lrw aoer. Boll Pot1eck OPYC CLASS B-1 MUCrl Gu\IO. Joroe Morale\ Oene Wtil YC CLASS C-1 Eutacv. Al John~. OPYC. 2 E oetwe•n . Ce meron·C.r zelicl< ·Mc( lenehan, DWYC J Claire oe Lunt, Peul Freiler, OPYC CATALINA·11-1 Conoor. 2. Mo1erv, J Vivace Our NO PAY. DRIVE AWAY plan It simplel YOU PUT NO ~y UP "'ONTl You drive one month FREEi Setect \he car or truck of your choice. equipped the way you want It aod drive 111wt1y on your good credit• Grve MacHoward a call now. and we'll answer your questiOnt lbout NO PAY OAIVE AWAY -Ol'f pprQY9d t r ot f1C!tlt 11CN011nt ~•eluOtd bpirn ~pr11 15 1915 • Auto & Truck Leasing 7 --SS0-1711 301 W Wlllrner at M~.m S.nta Ane Auto ~ter HA WllTIR .. CON,.HNCI 11'9dllc OMallll W L ,.Cf, GI 'I I.A Lellen 52 II .7'3 ll'ofl!Md ~ 37 47t " ... "-Ill l1 Jt 4Sl tot) s..tHt 30 41 .423 n , LA ClilllMn 15 47 347 21 C.010tn$1e1e 2t s1 .m l2'-t MidWfft DM.- •·Oenv.. U 2' ,'34 Hout Ion 40 2t .SIO 4 Ol llH 40 32 .SS6 S S.n Ant0ttlo 3' 37 .m 10 Ult.II lS 37 AM 10', 1C1""' CllY 11 4l m 11 I ASTHN CON,.RINCI AlleMlc ONlliefl 11·8 011on Jl' Pllil•dtle11JA_ w1~lno1on New Jer.-v Pffw Yorll S1 1' .51 19 3S JS JS 36 24 41 c-a1D1vlliefl 'l·Mffweukff SO 21 Oelrolt 37 33 c111cevo 34 31 Alilnft 2t 43 c ievttleno 21 43 lndl•ne 20 S 1 •·dncnec:t l>leyoll berth v·clilKl\ed OMSIOll !Ille • ~Y'• S<wes I.A Lallen 14'. OerroH 130 Pl'llilc:telMle 114. Denver 103 S.n Antonio 1a.. SHllle 99 Uleh 110, ClllUVO 91 Tenlttit'a Gamet Por111no al LA CllcltlW• New York et Mllweukff S.ellle et Ken.es Cilv .903 _.lll_.i .soo 1th .493 ,, .33e 33 .70. S29 .472 .394 .39' .m Laken 141, ftl•teM llO DITitOIT ( IJO) -Rounafi.td 3-12 6·1 12, Trlouc.IUI •·9 1·1 9, LelmoHr 10·11 O·O 20, Long l ·?O 1·1 11, TllOmes 14·26 1·2 JO, V JOllnsort 4· 1 O·O I . Cureton 0-4 3·4 J, T'llef 6·9 0-0 12. 41/leS 0·3 1·1 2, Sit-4·6 2·2 10, Cemobtll ":J·l 0-0 6 Tolels· S6· l 17 11·?1 IJO. LA LAKElllS ( 14e) -Ramt>ls 7·1 2·1 16. WOf'll'ly 7·13 O·O 14, At>clul·J1~r lS-lf 0-2 JO, E. Jol\nson 9-13 7·1 2S, S<oll 3·7 o_-o 6, Coo-3-6 0-0 6, ~<loo S·lO 1·2 ll, KuPChlll 4•6 0·0 I, «C.H 9· 11 1 ·2 20, Sorlcun 1·2 1·10 10, Lteltr 1-1 O·I 2, Ntvlll 0•2 0·0 0 To1eis· 64·91 19·27 14 . S<-bY Ovan.n Oetroll 33 JS 17 JS-IJO LA Lallerl 39 39 2S 4S-14 Tl\r-Polnl ll081--McGH. FOUlec:t our-Norte. Ret>ounos-Oetroil 47 (Lelmbter 14), Los Ange1t1 SO (Remt>fl Ill Anlllt-Oelroll 32 ITl\omH lS), Los An· OtlH 4, IE Jol\nton 191 Tol•I toul\-Oelroll 14, Los Anot le' 2S. Allendence -17,SOS COLLEGE NCAA DIVISK>N I TOURNEY WestlteeieMI SUNDAY'S ,INAL <•tO-l SI JoM~'-~.!i.. ~~rth Cerolfne SI. 60 ~st lteeioMI SUNDAY'S "HAL (et~.~ Vlllenove S6, North Cerollna 44 n. ,IMI Four (at Lt x......,., Ky.) SATUtlDAY'S SEMIFINAL.$ Georoetown (34·21 v1 SI. John's tJl·Jl tChenntl 2 al 12~42 P.m.l VIiienova 123·10) vs Mempl\is SI (31·3) (Che nnel 2 at 3 12 pm I NEXT MONDAY'S FINAL Stmlllnal winnen lCh1nnel 2 el 6 12 P..111.I NIT OUARTEll'INALS ilHldlY'• SctrK lnoiene 9•, MerQuelle 12 12 oil _ _.LQuJSlllll• 11 Tann -Che SEMIFINALS WedntMll'I (et Hew Ytr11) 1no1ane (11· 131 "' Ttnnenu (21 141 UCLA (19-12) V\ Loultvllle ( 11· 16) l'INALS Friday (al New Yortr) Tnlro 01ace er>d d11mplon\hiP veme' EXHIBITION BASEBALL A"9tli 11, Cal St1i. 1"'*'1911 2 (It ,.aim S.,,iMS) Ce • S111t Fulltrlon 000 200 ~ 2 6 • An9th 402 012 02x-11 IS 0 Yamuhila. Beck (11. Nelllei ISi, Cn len 111, Moelltr Ill eno Slominski, Zo11nec1< (61. Cllourn, S,,,llh 14), Bullen 111, Anoulo (9) eno 01vls. Merouez (61 W-<lll>Urn L-Yemnhlla Docl9erl ,, 8 reYts 6 (et Vire 8HCI\) Allan111 100 000 OSC>-6 6 I Doc:toers 031 022 11»-9 IS I Perez, Sm11r1 <•I, Gerti.r 161, Shieldl Ill eno Cerone. WelCl'I. Celllllo (6), Niedenfutr !II t no Sc1osc11 W-WelCh L-Perez Exhibition 1t1ndl"9S AMERICAN LEAGUE Toronto ChtCOOO AllMll Ot1ro11 Bellomore Ctevttano K1n~'Cllv Mllweukff New York Tues 8os1on MlnnelOla 01111eno Seetlle W L Pel. 12 J 800 12 6 661 I 4 750 10 6 62S I 1 S33 I 1 Sl3 1 1 S33 9 9 soo 1 1 467 6 1 462 7 9 431 7 10 •12 S I 3'S s 10 333 NATIONAL LEAGUE Cl\oceoo 12 6 667 Dedtlf's 9 s .~ Co,,Clnnall 9 S .6'3 Sen Frencisco I 6 S11 A11en1e I a soo MOftlrHI 7 1 S00 Pll1llO.IP1l1t 6 6 ~ New YQfk 6 1 462 SI Louli 4 6 400 Hou, Ion 1 I 1 319 Sen Dl100 4 9 308 Pllt,buroh 1 10 otl Nole SPlll·lQued oemts counl In \l1no· 1no' Sull!NY't Scwts An .. h (U I 11, Se111tle 6 A"911l (n l 11, C11 S111t Fullerlort 2 Dedtlf'• 9, Allen•• 6 Toronro II, Clnclnnell • Pl'll1oe1pr.i1 6, Plllsburoh 2 Monireel 9, 8alllmort 6 St Loul\ •. Otlrolt 3 New York Y1nk"' 6. New York Malt S Ttus s. HOU\IOn 4 Ken'8s City t , Cl\luvo Whilt So• 4 8ollon 2, MtnnffOle o S.n Dievo 6, Chlteoo Cuos 3 Sen Frenclsc.o 10. 0.kland 10 ( 11 In· nlnos, llel Mllwauh;ff 7. Clevelend 1 TMIY't G""-S Seallle vs A,.... 11 Palm Sorlno• Minnesota vs. DM9ln er Vteo '"'" SI Louis YI C\nclnnell al hmc>t Ntw York Yl nlr.ffS v' Mon1r111 a l W••• P1lm !HKh Oetroll vs. Pl\l10e1P1'1la el Cle1rw11er Hovllon vs 8oslort el Winter H1vtn Pi11aourol\ "'· Ke nus Cllv 11 Fort --Mven - TtUl vt 81111mott el Miami Cll~ Wl\llt Sox "' Toronlo el CNntct" Clevtlllnd va. Cllieaoo Cutlt 11 Mt-M Oalllend "" San Oie90 ti Yuma Mllw1ukH v• San Frenclt<o 11 Stor· ttOtlt Oallla no "'' Sen Dleoo •• Yume C,,l<aoo Wl\llt $0• (UI New York fMlt al SI .._..,.,°"'. --............... _. __ ...... \ LHV ... allMta ..... . -. Curtis Str.n1141, '111,000 ,,. MIU $m1tl\, 1101,000 ,.. Mac O'Grllelv. M4,600 >41 Frtc:t Couotes, Ml,IOO TOQ\ WtllOll, 141,IOO >42 Or99 Norman, 134,200 )43 F uuv Zoeller, '30,'31 Jev Heu, ll0,'37 M4 '8errv Jaecllel, I U,650 Jollnnv Mllltr, 12 USO Mike Rtld, S2S,6SO MS Nltk Prlct,, 111,0SO C5enny l:Ow1rds, sftoso Fr1nlr. Conntr, I 11,050 Jim Nttford, I 11,0SO Rooe< Mlllble.111.0SO BIM Gllluon. I 11.oso )47 Dtnls Welson . .il.300 Wevne Grady, 113,300 Brtll UPPff, '13,300 l4t Don Pooley, 19,111 Hel Sullon, '9, IM Oevlc:t Fros•.19. lM Tom Kllt.19, 111 Jecli. Renntr, 19,111 Oonnle He mmono. 19,114 Phil 8l1ckm1r, 19,IN ,.., 8uoov Geron1r. 16.113 Howard Twlllv. '6.113 Lance Ttfl Brock, '6, 183 Gerv Heffb«O, U , 113 Merk L ve. U , 183 Jonn COOIC. U , ltl TC Chen, 16,113 JSO Ktilh Ftrous, u.~3 Jim Tl\oroe, U,543 Ken Brown, U,stJ C111rlH Cooov, M,Sl3 Gery Kocl'I, u .!113 Andv NOf'tl\, U .513 )Sl Tim SlmPlOn, IJ,J2S John Fouohl, $3,32S Biil Kr1tzer1. IJ,32S Bernl\1ro Lenoer. ll.32S Ton" s1n1. IJ.3?S Jev Oetslno, ll.32S Rav Flovo, ll,32S 3S2 Lerrv MIH , 12,4SS Bot> EHIWOOO. l2,4SS Scoll Hoch, 12,4SS Sendv L "''· S2 ,4SS lSl Ron Strtelo., S2,211 Gery McCoto. 12.118 Willie wooo. s2.21e W1vna Levi, 12,211 P11 Lindsey, '2,218 lS4 Le0n1rd ThomPion, 12.130 Pal McGowen. 12 .130 Dan Pohl, 12. IJO lSS Clllrtnce Rost 17,010 J c Sneeo. s2,010 Bo.ot>Y W1dllln1. 12.070 lS4 Woodv 81e~l<Ourn, 12,020 Vlc1or Rt0a1eoo. 12.020 3.U Peul Azlnoer. 51,960 BobMurc>llY.11,960 Merk O'Mtera, Sl,960 Merk HevH, 11,960 Ut Dave Llno11rom. 51.91S 3'2 '1·'9·71-tf·U U ·6S· .. ·71-71 61·'0·71·67·66 7J·6t·61-7 I ·63 .. -70·67·67·71 6N0-7M1·'6 67·73·6'· .. ·70 ••·11-.. -u -10 12·'9·~6'·67 9;n: ·'3· U · .. ·69-73·69 .. ·71·'9·67·70 61·71-71·65·70 '1·6'·n ·'9·1• 71·71·66·'9· .. 66·12·70·70·69 71·67·66·71·77 67•74·61·71-61. 61·73·61-71-61 6'·69·71-72·67 67·'9·7S·61·69 67·73·70·69·69 14·11·'7·6S·11 65•14·70·70·69 13·61·72·67·69 73· 10-71 ·66·69 70·12-10·61·69 73·'9·'9·10·61 10-67-70-n-10 13·71-67-61·70 61-73·61·69·72 69·74·70·67·70 71·'9·71·61·71 61·73·7)·61·69 69·70·12·71 72. 71 • .,. 70·61 67·12·7S·'9·67 67·69·14·71-70 67-16·69·6'·71 10·12·70·69·70 70·74·65·71-71 70·1HO~l7-73 70-12·70-71·61 70·74·70·11·66 76·69·61·67-n 70· 70· 70·69· 73 4S·72·73·73·69 71-73· 70·69·69 66·11·72·72·12 61·71-14·72·61 64·74·73·71·69 72·61·61·76·69 11· 10·'4· 14·61 11-75·64·69· 73 6H6·7l·61·73 11-14·69·73·67 11·61·10·71·75 61·70·73·72·72 72·11-10·10·72 ". 7 •~11-10-13 69·7S·69·7S·61 4S·12·74·12·1S 73·61·70·71·1S 13-10· 11·69·1 s 61·7S·10·76·69 61·14·12·73·12 Dave Oorln, 11,900 76·13·4S·13·1S LPGA GNA C11u l< 2'0 Jan Srtllllenlon, '37,SOO ,, 2'1 Amv Aicoll s,7,709 Pel Bredlev, \11,708 Barbera Mo•nu, I 11,108 2'2 Nancv Lor>ez. I 10,42S 2tl Kalnrvn Youn!I, $1, 12S Lauren Howe S1 12S. A1su"o Hokeoe s1.12S Bonnie Leuer, S1. 12 S 2'S Vicki Feroon. U ,476 Cl'lrl\ JOMM>n, '4,416 Judv Crark, 54,416 Pallv Sheehen, S4,476 C1l'ly Morse. U.41S m Pat Mevers, 13,418 Juli lnkSler IJ,• 18 Pennv Pulz, s.l,417 •·Pearl Sinn. Betri Denlt l, ll, 126 2'7 m Alice Moller. 12 ,699 Amv Benz, 12,699 Penn'I' Hemmel. 12,691 Betn IClno, S2,691 Shortey Fur1ono. l?,691 Val Sk lnntr. S2 ,699 ,,., Barbre Mlzrenlt , 12,0SS Mlu ie McGtoroe, S2,0S4 Jene 8 •eioc1o.. S2,0S4 Oebble M1uev, 12,054 Marie F111urs·D1t. S2,0S4 Jo Anne C erntr. 12 .OS. Jene Geootl, 12,054 Aveko Okemoto. S2,0S4 Beckv Pearson, l1,0S4 )CIC) Pelll R•UO, I l,SS4 Jene1 Anoer~on. I l.SS4 HOiiis Stacy, ll,SS4 M. B Zlmmermen, 11,SS4 Anne-Merle Pelll, I 1,SS6 Jerilyn Brit&, S1,SS4 301 Denise Slreblo, s 1,306 Kalhv Po\llewe.1, 11,306 l02 AllCt Rlllman, I 1,200 COiieen WelOr. I 1,200 301 S.ndre P11mer, 11,0ll..,- Jeenneue Kor.1111, 11.02si Sue Fooleman. 11.01S Mvre BlaCl\Wtldr, Sl,O?S Kelhv Hiie, Sl,02S 304 Donna Cel>O<'I, '910 Jo Ann Wuhem. 5I09 Sendr I 5'>u Z icll, ll09 Jene Cr 1ller, 5I09 >OS Le &11Colt,1619 Merlene Flovd. 1619 Dewn Coe, 1619 Clndv Me<kev.1611 Terri Luckriur", 1611 Doi Germain, 1611 * Debbie AuSlln, U7S Vicki Sln111t1on, 1474 301 Merv Owver, 1437 s.n.-Oulnlen. 1314 Kev I(. enneely. '314 8er1> Th0mla, llt4 Berber• 8errow, '314 USFL 10·73·72·7S 16·10·1•·11 16·11·12·12 70·10·71·73 73·1HS-13 79·71·73·71 11·16· 74·71 70·14·76·73 73·1S·70·7S 14·73·79·49 12·14·71·10 1•·n -n-n 74·15·13·73 11·12·7HS 73·14·11·71 71·1HS·12 12·11·13·14 10·1S·14·11 7H2·7HS 16·11·1S·70 11·11·13·71 11>·74·71·11 77-77-72·12 73·10·73·72 1•·13·17·7• 11·11·1•·10 1S·1S·71·11 14·74·79·72 I0·7S·70·74 11·11·11·1• 72·17·7S·7S 1Hl ·1S·1S 14· fHo·7S 13·1•·11·81 71·1S·1•·73 74·16·17·73 11·7H0·7S 77·72·16·7S 11·12·71-76 1S·12·1S·18 11·71·11·11> 73·19·12·77 11·1S·7'-14 74·73·9G-7S 76-11·13·76 7HS·71·76 13·15·77·78 1?·11·1•·•0 ,.·13·16·80 16·11·11·73 16· 19·14·7S 14·76·79·7S 11·1HS·76 10·1S·16-74 I H2·17·7S 7S·79·1S-76 I0·1S·73·77 16·1S·J1·71 77·7S·74·19 71·16·1S·11 76-76· 16· 18 19 14·17·17 11·17·11-12 77·71-76·71 11·11··16·19 71 14·7S·9l WUTHN CO..l"IRINCI WLTll'C't.~, Houttort S 0 0 I 000 I" 0.llllnd l 1 1 700 171 Ariz-J 2 o 600 104 0enVtf 2 2 0 S00 9' Porllt"<I , l 0 400 11 Sall Antonio I s 0 HO ,. LA IXlf'IH 1 4 0 .200 lit IASTIRN COM'll"NCI ~IOS 124 '° 107 ., 103 117 l lrm1nohlm • I O IOO 1J6 100 Memonla ) 1 0 .00 I~ IOI NewJtrMY 3 1 0 .00 12' ltS hl'l'IH •• ,, ) , 0 600 10 116 JICMOIWl!le f l 0 400 12) 1$2 8eUlmoft 1 J 1 lOO '1 76 on.noo 0 S o 000 1S ls.4 .......... sc .... llrml119111m 7, .. ltllnore > Otlitel!O JI Memllflis It ~Ion '1, Poffltftd 10 s.-Mllil SUNDAY'S RISULTS (6"1 .. "·*• tllertu .. ,.. mMtlne) l"IRST RACI. 6 furlon91. No Flell tDon\lnouezl 4-20 3 00 UO GOICIY'' C0tnmende< (VINO 4 60 S 20 lrl~ $'Galli (Slbillel UO Time· l;Ot 1/S SICOND RACI. l 1116 mlltt Luck\I Prosotel (PlllCIV) 4.20 2 IO , 60 ACldamY lta.d (H1wi.v) 3 60 s.oo Ptncll Pusher IOtl•110us11veJ S.00 Time: 1:43 3/S $1 DAIL y oou•LI (2·4) oaro $9 00 TH ... D ltACI. 6~ lurtonos.. IJllnclia IVelefl1uetl) UO 2 IO 7 40 M¥1MltO (Melll t60 720 OH r Marool (Orleo•I 3.00 Time: I 16 ltS l'OURTH llACI. 61'1 lurlonos on turl. _ _..l..-- lr.lur.l'"Sumi'IID"l'Vli'lzl) . T20-r OenHdar ISl\olmektrl 2 IO ? 20 Sis Pleesurt Feoer <Toro> 2 40 Time I IS 2/S IS EXACTA (6·1) p1lo '42.00 l"IFTH RACE. 1 1116 mllH. Oon'I Sav H•IO (McHrol 11.00 6 60 4.10 Rich Eeru1 (Hewle\ll 12 60 7 20 Luckv N Grtefl (Eslreda) 4 70 Time 1.42 3/S IS EXACTA 14·11 paid '364 SO SIXTH RACE. I 1116 l'nl!M. Orel AorttfMnl tMcHrol 14 IO 8 40 3.IO Soec1el Kinde Guv (H1wlevl 11 60 4 60 LolH Honev 1v11e1uue••l 2 60 Time: 1·42 41S SEVENTH RACE. l •• mllH on turf. flvono Gene (Toro) 12 60 S 60 4 00 FeoulOus Hebll IEtlreoel 1060 1060 Wl'IO'\ Got A Nickel IHewleY) S 60 Time 101 l/S U EXACTA (1·111 pe10 1620SO EIGHTH RACE. I 1116 miln. Fran'' Velenllne l\llnzll 4.40 3 20 2.40 Re.tel Leu (Slblllt) 4 80 3 00 Wl\lno UP !Dtlahounevtl UO Time· 1:42 11s S2 ,.ICK SIX (J-6-4·1-7-111) Peld s 12.•tS 40 witr. 61 wlnnino lkktfl (111 llOl''8t). 12 Pk1< S4Jr. conlOla llon oald l276.00 wllh 1,170 wlno]Pll..liCklll (five l'IOfMt) NINTH RAdl:--One mile Pe11trn Me1cn (Ptoroz111 14.20 6.20 4 00 Gooc:t Finish (Plncev) J 80 2 80 Mosl Dllermlned (Olivares I S 20 Time· 1:3S 4/S lS EXACTA IS·l1~4 00 Allenoenc:e 66,"3 Women's toum1m.nt l•I New Yortrl SIMNI Flnel Martina N11vr1111lova IU S I oel Htltfl• Sull.ove (Czecho\IOvakie). 4·3. 7·S, 6·• (N1vratllove win' s l2S.OOO. Su~ove wins '60.0001 Third l'l•ct Kathv Rin11<1I IU S I oel Hana Men· Ollkove 1Czec-no1lovek111 ov 1n1urv deleull !Roneldl win' ll0,000. Manolikova wlnt \24,000) Colle99 UC IRVINE INVITATIONAL UC ll'Vlnt S, Arl1one State 4 ~ Men Son H1nv IUCIJ CHI TnomH 6·4 1-6, R()9(J-1ASUI def Aclltrma,,, 1·6, 6·J 6·4. Derr IUCll oef P11rrv, 1·6, 4·6, 6·•. Yalts IUCIJ oel Baumenn, 1·S, 6·J, Barr.am (UCll del Sulllven, 3·6, 6·2. 6·4, Holten (ASU I dtl Htrnenoez. 6·2. 6-3 Berl'lem · Y 11.s °r~ul!:lC~IJ-c:tef_.,._,,Tl\om1s· Roed•oer. 7·6 l>·I. Perrv·81umenn (ASUI oel ACl\efmen·Men Son Hono. l ·6, 1·S 6-3 Couoce ·Sulliven I ASU I oet 01rr · Hfrnanoer. 6·•. 1·6. 6-J Otflef SctfH ( Cll1mt>11nlhl1> Semlf!Nls I Mervlano I>. ChePmen 2 (Flftfl "-ct Semlflftllsl Wlscon\on S U11h • Hervero s. Arllan.es·Llllle Rock (Censelltien Semififtllsl Pronoton S U ol Sin DofOO 4 Arizona 6. Weber Stale J ll 31tl "-<e s.mfflnlfs) We\I Texes Slelt S, Wurilnoton 4 F rtlno S1111t S, low• 4 NHL CAMPBELL CONl'EAENCE Sm\'lM DM'len w L T Ph v·Edmon1on 46 11 10 102 a·WlnnlPeQ •• 21 7 19 ir·Caioery JI 21 9 as x·Klnft 32 29 13 71 Vancou•er 2• 42 • S4 Norri\ DIYl\ltn a St LOU•S J4 ,, 11 IO 11·Cr.1cevo lS )4 s 1S x·Detro11 24 39 11 S9 Mlnnelole 23 39 12 se Toron10 19 47 • 46 WALES CONFERENCE l'etrl<ll Dfvlliefl x • Pl\ollc:lelohle " 19 1 103 a WHl'llnoton '3 n 9 ts •·NY l\lal\Oers 39 30 s 13 NY Ranoer' 23 40 10 S4 Plll\Ouroh 23 44 s SI New Jtrte'I 20 44 9 •9 Adolms Olvhlen •·Quebec 36 21 9 " 1<·Mon1ru1 JS 21 11 11 x·Bulf1lo )J 2S 14 IO Bo\lon 33 31 9 1S H1r1toro 21> JI 9 61 v-cllncrieo 01v1,1on 11111 Y·cllnchfO PleYoll berth Sundev'l Scores Washmolon 1, PilllOurvh 3 Herllord 2, Qutbe< 1 Bo"on •. Builalo 3 1011 Phlleoetohla •. Mortlrt111 J fc>fonto s, Oetroll l NY ltl•nc:teo s. NY Reno1rs , Tenltflt'' Geme Vencouvtr 11 Mln~\11111 WMtcend tr1nwidton1 IASIULL Amtrlctn L.._. GI" 3'1 334 338 322 26S 213 1" 281 241> 231 329 301 326 274 2SO 242 m 212 26S 273 2SO GA 261 311 214 304 l76 2S9 212 340 294 321 m m ,.. 321 34' 311 2S2 244 216 2SI JOI OAKLAN,O A'•~$tn1 Ed My~s. Pllcl\· ~, 10 tilt MolweukM 8rtwer• 10 comoltte 1n terller lreoe the! Mnl Don Sulton 10 Ille A ·s Sent Steve Onllveros eno Eric Plunll Pflcl\ers, JOH Cenesco end Tom Romano' oullleldtrt, Cl\arllt O'Brien, c11c:11er, anci Pl\11 Sltt>l\enson, lnflalc:ter, ro lllelr mlnor luoue coml>lea lnvlltd ltlc~tv .,.,.,, oulf~. 10 lht melor le19Ut <•mt> ' SEATTLE MARINERS-Sent Jim 8,.,anl. Jtm Lewis, ltk11 Lutd1tfl, Jff MIJrrev, Mamitl Petit, Tom HauNntt1 encl TtrrY TaYlor, Pllcllen, Tom Tlnel9v calcl\tr, J emie Alltn, lnllelc:ter, eno MIO.ty lran11ev, oulflelder, 10 11\tlr m1nor•1eeo11t cemo '°' rua~nl. ~Lflll9W ST LOUIS CAltOINALS-W1tvt0 Otenn &rummer, <•l<l\tr, fOf 11\e OIJ'OOM of oMno him l\ls UllCOllCSlllon.t relffM Stfll Miiie Lev.ialtfe. Cl lefler. IO Loul•vlllt ol 111e Amerlon A~••IOn. Sena ltanctv Hun1, catcl\ef, Clirt Foro. oulli.iotr, •ncl 'l'od(I Worrell •nG JOM Youno. t.lllcl\en, 10 11\efr mlllOf ~ue com.It• SAN FltANtlSCO OIANT5-Sl91*1 V1c:te 81Ue, Olleller. IO a _. ... , Conlrac1 .... y_.. ....... L."4M UTIC;A ILU& 50X-Nt "*' Kffl lrett mtNIW 'DOTaAU. ......... , ............ SAN 01&00 CHAltGtRS-Stoned Larry Crawford. and JOflnnv ••"' Smll,, dtftl'ltlve l>edl•. ano ~ El\ffl, deftlll\lve " Htw Jef..., • Temoe .. ,,. t• T__..,._ ~---'" ~ .. 0.-... ,,..... ....... TtmH I•., •t NWmDtll• ................. ..OC.IJJ NEW YOllK •ANC#U~~ Jim -"Wtel'Mf. dltenMl'l\eil•Jorward, ff'Of'll Hew H•we11 of ti. Amerlttn Hocllev LffeU9 COLLae1 . Je<kMnVHlt t i llffN""*" ...., •an •' ,.,.,.,. ........ ~ TCNNCUC&-AMOllM.H it. rtt1..- nt ll0fl .. ca.er .. Cllffeo. tUoil•"t ~ Co.di ' .,_ .. U.l.D$AE Jfl .................. ~·" ,,,, • . ::\.:"· CMUDt=-Tll9 -.............. ....., ••. :r==-=:r;:= ......... • ..,. 1'11 -" ........ WfM. co.. unt ---• RUD -.. 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O&illCll<Ofl to 1111 11P-llodC ~ .... w HUD ~ ol IN ,-... ol wtH "•'" .. ttettM lte •-------.....-......-..__, ---------.._ ... 11acpts:s• ol IN "-a 1llllWI• ...--. i---------car l'IWI -"It II Oii ~ llMOl•ltl8 .-.... ..... 8TA~ ~ .!==-.........,~=~~-OM cl~--~'-".lfJ::tHUD oJ!ij ::.~-~ ~ a a I ".. ~":"--~ .... ~ =· ... -""'....!..!! "!: ..... -..... .....:: 22114 fllCnno• • •••• :::--:_f? fllCnnGUI ••••• ·--..,., .... "' ---... T. ,... ,,..... • U..ITACT " .... I IC ... --Of ••01911te11oeol1N e Toro N ,. e oro ...... Tiie~ ......... ,..... ...... Tiie -------°' ~ .. ce.llAa lllJlt ,,,., • It • °" l2ao 006rlCI ~ -...... -~ ~=--~ prowed ~ HUO: 01 (b) ... oneollN..,.,..,...._ floyd MHHr, 704 U9! ON ITAOe ...... TNll W • L. , =NH"1NG HfWICI, •11Mcei1t • enwonfMftUll (~ Thee IN ce.Ccahn ,.,._...,-Or .. U2. s.nte •1 ...,,....,, fllO. ~ ~. • 11H ~oneld Clrcle, =~•or:t: ==~~_: ~~ 19 con-Mw.CAnG7 --:..,:::!&.: r .. • eww-, CA 90830 quired declllorl ftndlng 01 offlow of ~ ep duCted ~ 911 lndMcMil Terry S. Sel9y. H1 14, A -fl -~ .CNh-CM ..._ 1111 -... ,-·,. ._ .,._ -.. ...,,.;p;),..; .......... ..__, --CA =· ~·. S ~·;1 ~ Circle, C>tPfw, CA _,In .... ~,.. .... epplcent'a --~ Thll 1t1u ••II w tied ~ bualnw la OOflo-...-.... lt j -•• Thie ~ le con-.._ proc.a, Otljectiolia Ull ,.-. NOOld tor.._ PfO-.._, IM County Cler1' of Of· dUcted by: nof'rillofll beflllt ,_ti•._. • ~by.*'~ """' be.,,..,_, Md.,.._ iect tncac.Ma ~ o1 • = County on_~ t3• T.,Y a: a-. .,. ....-• • *' lndMdulll ....... In IOCOldillice with ,........ deallorl ..... Of l TIW ...._.. .. .... °' ... l I :· : TIW -...ment w tied IM required procedure (24 IMp llSlt>lclltlte to IM PfOo PublllNd Orenge nnec: wtth tM County Cler1' °'Or· .._..,,, Iii d• .. , llilC wttti the County Cllttl of Or· CFA Per1 51), of IM lnteftm jeCt In 919 enW. OhfMli ... ,.. = Pltot ~ 18 25 9"09 County on ~ ...._. • ........... •: _.. County on F*'-Y 4 Aeauldona found In ltle vtew proce.. Otttetlone 1 1 1..... · • 27. 1815 .._ -swww ... ....._ 1915 . • Federel ~ deted..,.. ""*be~ end... . • .... ,_, .., ....... fB ~Chnolnc~·~~~ecc::::.~ W-372~~enr1~ =-"~-.~ . ~ llf'dl ~. ti tM Community Owe6op-CFR Per1 51) end m9Y be 25 1985 ' ' ' AUCTION TO THI ' _, Pltot Mwctl • 11• • ~~"•fie City lddr 1 1 rt to HUD Ill 0.-"8JC llJTICl · W-Mt MmR 11CM ~ .......... ..__,.. 25, 1"5 M-343 ol ntM ft !MY be .S. ~ of Hou*'I Md .,.._ti .. ~ - dr-.cl 10 HUO • °"*'" UrMn De<illot)n'lel•t. ArM rc:11nouewM _.,._TIN ., • .....,. ......... ; ment of Houelna end UtbM Office, 2500 Wllatilre ..,... 8TA~ ""-""'-. ., • -• ........... i Deli llapment, At. offtoe, Boule-lard. Lo. Aneei-. The ~ per90n9 we • .... • ...,.. ~ 2600 W1Wllfe INd, Loi Ali-C~ 80067. 006rlQ bu11r.-l&..CEDAA Wtk1R. Of a -• ....... 1------------~I0057. Otljlc:tlonlOthe,.._.ol SPAM~. COSTA MESA, U..8TAW ........... 111111 I A• "8JC M)TIC( . ~-to IM,-... MMla on b-. ottw ~ 2082 ~ Or .• COIU The~ pereona ......... t WI ....... ~ _ _........,--..._..._... __ of fl#Mll on b-. ottw 1Mn 0.. Mated lbcNe .. not ...... CA 9212t do6l'9 ~ • ,........ .. ._._ti_,. MOTa TO ..wLJC fW 110 W.. llllted ebo¥'9 _. not be ooiillldeled by HUO. No l..liM'*1ce M. ~ A.HMSCO. 212.5 CGllgil 11 ,.._ .... _...: llMililiii._""'lr=== •1t• fCMT IPP9C'f OM be coiilldefed ~ HUD. No ~· r9Clllved.,.., ,._ 1965 .-..nc Or.. C01U Ave., Suite A-11. Coeta .... ir "-• TNlll&::a TMI BIYIRCI FIT ... r9C9Md.,.., Mey 10. 1N5 ... be OOlillldeled ...... Cllllt. m Mw. CA m .... .,....,., ..... 1111 IDdlana forward Daryl Tbomaa (24) alama the ball tbroUCh the baaket MOTaTO..wLJCfWM· 1,1N5w1tbeeo1illldelect~ byHUO. .-.G.Wt11M,.1r .. 20e2 o.rr.t1V1ct«Fe1t,120t.e ~..., ..... d .. ~ ..... 11nT 1ame Sundiv n.• .. bt. GUl8T '°" ••..-°' Huo. J/WrLKaeMr,CleJ._. MMdw'ln Dr .. eo.ta ....._ VIiia. t.egune lw:ll'i, CA •toill.a: • ......... ,... I .. ~ o.t.d: ~ 21, 1"5 ... cellf. t2t2t t2151 LaC It "' ..... *' COllTACT-cm .. -llr. ,.._.,._,,_ _.__,._ TNo -lo...,_ ..-T-ll 0~5jij Mf. JoM Oellony, pten. ~ .,.._., Delly Plot Mwctl 2l. 1tl6 V.-. Cruz LA. Million vtato. Oerretl~ ";. lndMduel In tfte Qty .. ner 11, City o1 lrflne, 210l ca.ts ~ c.Mf. 92981 · ...,._ • ....... e MeGew, !MM, CA t27l4 OrMge ~ Tl'iil bua1MM .. con-T~ . .!~~~ -6 ~ ..... , _ _, M 9e1111 TO ALL INTERESTED Delly Pltot Maren 25, 1985 PmlJC llJT1C( ducted by. lc*'ll venture ~..=:·' --.,.:.:_~ P181 13 cl AGENCIES, G.ROUPS AND M-393 Lewrence M. ~ 27 1_.-.. , on ·--:r ....,., In ... ..._ti '91-Indiana wins in 2 OT Louisville will take on UCLA in semis of NIT PERSONS: MOTa OI' Thie .....,,_,, .,.. Ned • · ,_ County ._I .. .. ... The putpoee o1 tNe notice TPUITB'9 eM.s wfttl the County Cler1' ol Of-~ r. County. ._ will play Tenne!~e (2 1-14) in the opener of 1a 10 Identify two ...-•e "8.JC NQTIC( T ... Ne.IWm' *'99 County on MetCfl 13, ~~*Tn:o; TMw~or....,. the doubleheader but r ...... ecUonl 10 be MOTa 1985 . . • COINftOf\ s • r 'ti N" . . . . taken by tM City°' lrMe. llOTICaTO..wL.ICOl'llO YOU APE. IN DEFAULT ~ · 1* ,.... ~ -••a•' Indiana appeared doomed late in regulation Cellfon1'a. -.-CAin' ....cl' °" UNDEA A DEED Of TRUST Pulllefled 0r_.. ~ M.-36t delCilbed 1a .....,... • play as Marquette. led by reserve center Tom On or ~ Apftl 11, 1'MI DfMDI MT MID DATED MAY 15, 1111. ~ Delly Pltot loWdl 11, 25. be 207 w 207-112 • ~ Copa. built a six-point lead. The Hoosiers tN5. the City of IMne .. MOTIC9TO~---LESS YOU TAKE ACTION Aprll 1. I. lN5 PtBJC NOTICl Str9M,......,,......,Clllio.t From AP dl1patclle1 battled back and finally tied the game at 68-68 requeattheU.S. o..,.rtment QUHT '°" __ AM°" TO PROTECT YOUA PROP· M-:Jn tome. h fi h-Kr 'gh S 'th I · of Houeincl end UtbM 0. ,.,... ~ IT MAY BE SOU> AT ~.m Til9 uiidei= ....... BLOOMINGTON. Ind .• -Steve Alford w en res man c1 m1 • rep acing ~1tto11l1•1 r:.der-0.1« Mwctl25, 1815 A F»Ueuc SALE. IF YOU NOTICE *''IPo•.. •-.ti injured Daryl Thomas at the foul line. hit two 11fl#Mllundernt1e1 ot the atv °'fountain v.., NEED AN EXP\.AHATIOH __ .,. llft_. Of DEFAULT lr•cooectuw"'...., ~ scored 29 ~in ts Sunday night as Indiana. free throws with 20 seconds to go HouelnQ and Communtty 102oo SleW Avenue Of THE NATURE Of THE nallU\f ""'~ IMPORTANT NOTICE eddr.-01 -.. ~. rallyini Wllh free throws at the end of . Delielaprnent Act of 1974 FountalnV~.CAt2708 PROCEEDING AGAINST IFYOURPAOPERTYISIN t IJWlkl:L-_ • ...,,.. __ .. n-.oulat1on pla~ and-in the Ii,.,, ovenime. -(PlN-313)toMM-folowlnO {7-14)M3-1321 YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-FORECLOSURE BECAUSE Said ........... . • ....., project: TO ALL INTERESTED TACT A LAWYER. YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUA ~ ..nnty, ....... .r, . pulled away with I 0 more foul shots in do uble Loul1vllle 71, Tenne11ee-Chattanoo1a . ": 2-:::ead ..._. w AGENCIES. GROUPS AND 0n Apftl. 1. 1N&. at 12:00 PAYMENTS. IT MAY BE ~. r...,dlo•-.. ~ ovenime to beat Marquette. 94-82. in the Mark McSwam and JeIT Hall scored 15 po:nts a.,_ CNldNft(--. PERSONS: NOON. CALWIDE TRUST _AKA _ ly'-.. 12 SOLO WITHOUT ANY ~ or ~. quarterfinals of the National Invitation Tour- each as the host Cardinals held orra late rally v ... ) On "' ~ ~ 29. DEE.D S€AVICU. :NC .. • OrM. Huntington COURT ACTION. end you 10 ':.::•••~· • nament. for a a tt in the NIT semifinals ,,.._. .. ••••-1 1985• the ..... , of ountllln duly eppolnted Truet.. CA t2t4t Mw the 1i911 ngtrt '° tlf'"O MC» . • -'""""· . . . · * ................. • e V..., _. reqye9t the U.S. under end~ 10 Deed • your account In good.._,. ~· .,.._, ~ .... -Ihe-Hoosier~ I 8-13. scored the final five ' • The 1ctory upped Lou1sv1lk to 19-16 o n c m IJ .. ...., 1 ...... ~ °' Houlllng end of TNlt recorded 7-2-lt • Donna M. Smart. .. 12 1ng by pey1ng 11 of your,_ o.d ot Trull. wtll .....,._ points of the first ovenime, including two free the sea n and kept alive the possibility for ......, •., Cltr DrM • UtMn 0e<i11apmem to ,... !net. No. 4017, In ~ OrM. Hw1tlngeon ~ paymenu piu. per-end~ .... • ::J• throwsby Alfordwith33secondsleftandone Louisville Coach Denny Crum to extend his e.cttret~TlaeO.--..... ~fur* under 141ze.page 1122 .. o10fllclel Thts~ 1a con-~t~-~911penae1from..._ theNln. p1ua -....., • . .... ................. Title 1 of tM HOUllng end Aecordl In ..... offtoe ol the '"""'' ,,._ .......... ..-tlf'f, under ... ..,,. by center Uwe Blab after time had expired to streak of 20-wm seasons to 13. Tennessee-iMflr C-:t _. eommunl o.veio ment · b)':.,, ~ 1'0ttoa _. •••• on ..., -t- ---lie.the.game-~u 16 16. • --truttl&ft~thc111 Co11ft1tn -. .-,.,. • ANGE County; State of c.. Thia at:C~ ....., -'9CC>fded Thia amount ... .,,°"· anc1 '*'9 ~ • A slam dunk by Blab gave Indiana the lead ular season champs. ended the season at 24-. c..tJ.ll .. ..._.._. 1t1e folloWlnO llnQle-twnlty tornle. ew:u'9d by NOR-"'-County Cler1' of Or-1a "4.155 42 •°'Mardi 15, ~Md-: 1 == (' at 78-76. and Alford followed with a three-Louisville has been assigned UCLA for its .... RIHa.ee: ~ tloulinG r9Mblltatlon pro-MAN s. HOlLIDAY AHO .,. r-.-. on Mwctl 13 1985. end wll tnaw until ~ ~ ........ ......._.. ... . . . ,..,_. 8 18-., Al • • I jecta: DONNA HOWDAY WILL lMS ...,._ .. , ' your llCCOUOI becomea cur· .,._ ,.. -.._ """' point play. Indiana's next eight points were on semifinal test 0 11 Wednesday bidding for a 111 •••,,,Ck n•1, 1. 17800 Senta Anita, SELL AT PUeUC AUCTION 1 5 1'171lll ,..,,1. You mr; not._. to Tf\Allll. The~ emourtt 4fo free throws. including two apiece by Plab. spot in Fridav's finals. _.. • Gs•• I ..... located 1n eenaua Tr1C1 TO HIGttEST BIDDER FOR . Coest pay the amw. unpaid por-._, otMl9et*· l:liC:ll ••• fi d S R . h 9 I . ·11 .h bl' . 71 . h "'' ............... sat .... 992.32 bounded by Slet9r C~SH OA CASHIER'S Publllhed OfM09 lion of...,.., account ~ rwonabty ............... Al or and tew obinson. w o had I _ ~ou1sv1 e~ ~\,a 1stenng percent int e aRce, Mecllesatoel aiHll A..,..Mtothenorth. Tllber1 CHECK (peyable et time of Diiiy Piiot Marett ta. 25, thouOl'i~~-· c:Nrgaaend•All' wot• points. · first half. behin<t a strong fast break and strong 111e.11c ..,. :em-. ._. Avenue to th• south, .... 1n 1ewtu1 money of the Aprll 1. 8, 1N5 73 mended bul you ,... pey TNlliea. It IM._ of lnldel Blab finished with 18 points for the rebound ing. to just 38 percent for Tennessee-...-.. ,.,...... .... eM tMgnolleStraet to 1t1e eell. United s..-1 at CceeNar'• M-3 ttie~llMlld.,..... •• pMcdon ot INI ...._. Hoosiers. w~d vanced 10 1he NIT semi-Chattanooga as 1t cruised to a 35-24 halflime 9"• JsilaP'""'"'• .. and ~ Straet to the chactl pey111ta to CeMlcM Unles• th• obllO•tlon ln.742:21. 20 985 Ii I · N .... k W d sd I d I d ......,_ T1ae Me"-.. 0.--welt. Trust Deed~. tnc.) as b9ing lolack>Md upon per-Oeted. loWdl . 1 mas In ew or on e ne ay. n 1ana ea . ..... .... c.,. r .. 2. 17117 Orange Str .... the main quadr'engle .,.. na mits • longer period, you .-.. .,. ~ loeeted In Ceneus Tract tranoa 10 the Pleoentla City "8.JC NO Nt¥e the laOel right to 11op MAI. HTAn ~ ------------------------------------TlaHlaR•, ,_,_ ....._. 992.21,boundedbyWamer Halt It 401 East Chlpmen .,_ .. theforecloaureonlybypey-Tma~AC1 I .. Delln) M C1••11lttr 0. A~ lo the north, Slater Avenue. Placenlla •. Cali· ~ATW Ing tile entire amount .,._ ::r.:z::-:.~· Drug t~sts proposed for American athletes nl•,M•t 81Mll Or•t Avenue to the 1outti. tomle .. right. lltll and Thi following pweona.,. manded by )'OIK creditor... .; IJ: ~ ,_. tar "'-• ef ... Brookhur81 Stt... lo the 1n1-t conveyed to and dolno ~ ea: within three monthl an.r the 11 "' ................... ~ti ........ end Buehwd Street to now held by It under Uld 8188 CONSTRUCTION data of reoordatlon of ttlle ~ ~ :;:, ~ 1i;-:,••I•• H4 ., ... , tfte weet. Deed of Trust In the property 195 w 11tt1 Str... Volt i. ooc:um.nt. wtlid'I dlt9 ol ,.. ,.:~ ~ ,.. P • ..... 3. MM El Coate <Arde, anu.ted In Mid C . u c ' ~dirlg ~ ller9on Or8nOI ..... ,. .... ..,. .. located In Cenaua Tract A Condominium com-~: ....... •llfornle To find OU1 the amount ~ PMol Mardi 2& • .-1. ...... tl1Ull. ... C08Q ..... tt2.32. bounded by Slater prlMd of: John M Bibb 400 you must pey, or to.,.,.,. I. t M ....... .. ... _.. tar ,...._ I A~ lo lfte north, Tllber1 PARCEL 1: Ccw · for payment 10 atop 1tie tor• ._ ..-I.'' Pl nd,,..... II Av1nua to the South, An undivided 1/ 13th ~=~;'8 del Mw. dolure. or if your property la ........ .. e ......... Magnotle Streat lo the ..... lnlereat In end to Lot 1 of Thia ~alMM I• eon-In tor~ '°' My otfler NEW YORK (AP) -U.S. Olympic officials. concerned by reports of increased drug use in spons. want to conduct drug tests Barefooted Budd easily wins title VAL DO JAMOR. Ponugal (AP) -W11h an age difference of 20 years. South Afncan- born Zola Budd and Ponugal's Carlos Lopes highlighted the stan and end of 1heir respective careers Sunday. winning the 1985 women's and men's individual titles in the World Cross Country Championships. Budd. the 18-year-old who became a naturalized British citizen last year in order to compete internationally. ti ve<i up to expecta- tions. taking the lead at the stan of the S.000- meter· women's event -and widening et throughout the race. The 38-year-old Lopes.. winner of the event in 1976 and 1984. found the men's 12.000- meter course much to his liking even though he complained before the race of "not having legs to stand on." The veteran distance runner. who won the men's marathon al the Los Angeles Olympic Games last summer. staned out well beh:nd 1n the front pack and only moved up with 1he earl y leaders a third of the way through the race. Budd's time was 15 minutes. I second. well ahead of Cathy Branta of the United tates. who fciished second in 15:24. lnarid Kris- tiansen of Norway was third in I 5:27. Young termed 'question.able' LO 1\NGELES (AP)-Los Angele EJtprcss quanerback Steve Young was listed as "questionable" for ne>tt un- dly's aame ... inst lhc Oakland In· vadett. follow1n11 knct injury over the ~cckcnd. team spoke man Bob Rose said Sunday. .. It's a hypcrt~tcndcd knee.'' Rose said after Youn& wli uamined by a doctor on unday. He said Youns would not rcqu1rt surarry and lddtd. "ft ·really a day-to-di)' s1tuat1on." as to when he'll be able to play •'" for the United t1tcs football Lcquc team. "His tatus is qunuonable for this -«k's aame." ROK.Uid..--Youna 1uffcrcd the 1ttjury after com· pleuna 1n t 8·)•rd n.in dunn1 Satur· day's aame ••nst the Aritona Outl~w' In Tt'mpc. An1. The OutlaY..s w<>n. 27-1 l r\ ..,._.._.-...i-. end~ Str• to the TrlC1 No. 984e ... per mep ducted..... lndMdull reuon contact· OOVERH- PDfA ... fl 111111 •IC, Miit. rec0<ded In 8<><* 430. Jo:' MEN T EM PL 0 YEE S on American athleics at major compeuuons between this summer and the 1988 Games. it was reponed Sunday. It would be !he first time that tests carrying penalties were conducted en non-Olympic years. lqkz•es a, 1llL Te 4. H41 Lerk Clrcle, Pagae 29 end 30 of Mia-Thia ltlt~ 81!: Ned ANANCIAl CORP, In c:.r. of = ..... Hsa~; loeel9d In Ceneu• Tract <*leneous Mepa. In , .... of· with the County a.11 of Or-s TATE w IDE F 0 RE . CLAM peda..... 997.32. bounded by Talbert flee of the County Aecorder "'09 County on Merc:h 13 CLOSURE SERVICES. 4540 0 0 R 0 T HE A J UN ! I.I feet 1lllowe tlae A~ lo the north, E• otUildcounty. 1985 ' KearnyVllleRoeci.tt14.S.... Under the plan. athletes found to have used any banned drugs would be barred from competition for one year. A second oITcnse would carry a four-year suspension. mea ning an athlete could m iss an Olympic competi- tion. .......... "' IHI ..... Avenue lo th• South, EXCEPT THEREFROM 1 5 '271111 ~o. CA 92123. (&19) ~~·c' ~:'!...! .... flDIA , ... l1E1ne eM Btoollhunt Straet lo the the fo1ow1ng: Orenge COMI 571-7862 ._ ---1 CoHty lll•H41sat , .......... end Buetlard Street lo (•)Unite 1 through 13 .. o!.':~ MlfCfl 11 25 "you haW My~ ~arcti 2i111~ ~ ......_ ,....... "-.... fie.-. .nown upon th• Con-April 1 1 1985 · · you ltlOUld contact • iawyw ne '·,..~ ... ~ ..... ~ ...., ,.... .,.. I__...~ It NI been -..n1l11ed domlnlum Plan reocOl'ded · ' ~7 or the govwnment aoancY getes ...... ....,....,_., ..., 1~ nu•I• 1 ....... thaUuc:tl reqye9t lot,...._. May 3, 1978 In Book 12$$9, 4 w'1ldl may haW lnlured your Mr husband W..,... H .. iMM QJIStlAL of funde wit not conattMe Paga 933. Offlclel Aecordl 101n daughters. Jean H CT: 111.m an IC11on e6gnltlcllMly eftec1. of Mid County. rtaJC NOllCE Remember. YOU MAY Fr..., and Bafbara a.t. The drugs on the International Olympic Committee's banned list include narco1ics. stimulants and anabolic steroids. N "-.._.. dl ... oN:aed Ing the quellty of the humWi (bl Thi axclutlve f'IOlll lo LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS If Buctt; and four gr~ tMt .... ,...... .. .... environment end ICCOfdlng-pa I I 11 JI~ of .. ttloM...... ...... " .... "' y OU D 0 N 0 T TA I( E ctilld1'9n Priwt• ~ IMM ef ,_. .. saet OM-ly the abo¥1-nemed City of dellgneted M P1tlo9 .. "':::=:et PROMPT ACTION were held. In ltou of ...... • ............. Fountain V..., NI dedded 1hown upon tho Con-NOTICE IS HEREBY flowers memortel con-. The plan requires approval by the OC-s oeMtr .......... ....., not to Pf9Pet• an en-domlMMn Plen •boW ,... No. A 129 4t8 GIVEN BY STATEWIDE lributlons ~ be made ef e. i.w •tie ......... WOnmlntel lmpect ....... forrod to. In lhe Supertor Coun of FORECLOSURE SERVICES 10 The Americen Hw1 executive committee as well as by the governing bodies of various spons. It would be an expanded version of a testing program begun in 1983 after tests at the Pan American Games in Caracas showed that some athletes. including Americans. were, usmg banned drugs. ... uau""'1J ... cee, .. ment under tM Net1onll ~ PARCEL 2: tile S1at• of c.lllomia. tor SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. AuociatlOn Ptielftc View lrvlsa• dee~ :eel •• vlronrnentll Polley Act of Unit 13 .. atlOWl'I upon the tho County of Orange THE OWNERS AND HOLD-. ,_....,..est lsails•........., 1H9 (PL 91-100). The Condomlum Plan above r• In the Metter of the &tat• ERS of the benaflclal ~~rt2~•00ry. Directors. llllpMlt llate• esat ...-rwone tor 9'.ICfl dec:lllol\ torred to. of AALPH 8-WE88, Ille lnter•t IJOder tn.t cert.in - "Wherever the athletes compete. they"ll be 1apped on the shoutck:und told i1's time for the urine sample.'' Dr. Kenneth Clark. director of spons medicine for the 'U.S. Olympic C'omm1tcc. said. He said all athletes would be eligible for 1csting but not all would be tested. Navratllova back on bea1D e. .......... hwtu• u .. noc to PfeparO 9llCti ltat• PARCEL 3: RALPH STEWART WE88, Deed of TNal e11«Mod by '9lef Act of ~ (Pl mentwe•folowa:Thapro-TheexdulNertghttopc»-0.011111'1. MICH AE L ROBERT 11•111). lect la IOcalad In I medium MMion end oc:cupency of Notlea la heroOy given 1"9t TUCKER AND JUDITH A. TM ,_ tar ...... denatty r"6dentlll arH tl'ioaa port1on1 of Lot 1 0. tho uilder'6glied .. Mii al TVCl<El'I lluabend and wife, .._ ...... '""9N .... wMr'9 the effects on tM ecrlbed In Parcel 1 lbcWo, Private ..... 10 the ~ Truators to SBS AF· _.......,. .. •W.W.: nltUI'.. end ~ ..,,_ deelgneted M P· 13, u IP-Ind boat net bidder, eubtect FILIA TES INCORPORATED. TM City Of...,,.."-de-wonment d be mlnlnMll. pur19n1nt to Percels 1 end 2 10 confirmation of Mid Su-A Cahfoml• ~11on. ..,,..._, ttae ,._ ., An &wlror.menlll ~ aboVo delcribed. perlOI' Court. on 0t •ftor the Trust-for South Bay Sev- ._. 18' l'J"""lll t ._.. RecOld 1aepoclll19 the within The atroet.. edd..-end tit day of Apnl, 191.S. at the 1ngS !Ind Loen Maociatkln, a etNctlOft II saet • ...._ protect llM been made ~ other common dellgt\allon. oflloa of M.-vln J. S«nak, C1lllorn11 corporation. wNdi...., ••m•111Y,,. tM County°' Orange""*" " tlf'f, ot tM ,.., propeny Altotney •• LIW, 2859 benefiall) dated Ooclfn.. toot tM ....., flf tM ~lheenWOl-r-ducrlbet1 ebov• 1 1TownagatoRoad.~101. Der 8 t983 on Decamw ._.. •"'• ........ tll r9\lloW of IN project Ind purpor10d to be: 2218 P• Weattaic• v-.. CA 91381 13. 19&3 In BOOll/R ... lft.tresaflOOfttel n..tew more Mly Mt• tortl'i the clftc Aw. Unit "J", Coat• County ol Ventura. State ol 198 3. P • g •/Im • g • n.G9"1• ,....ottsaa tM roeeona '#try IUdl ttatement Meea. Clllfornla Cellfomla. • right, title end 83·~8 17. 01 Offlcial Ae-...., lllfWMt ..... ..._ la not roqulfed. Thia ~ The undelligned Truat .. tn•-t of Mid dlc1111d •• cords In the omc. ot the ~ by dee ...... ...... Ylronmentll ~ Aecord dlldalma tlf'f lleblllty tor any the time of dMtfl and .. the County Reco<det of Orange City et tr'ftoae wlaWa ._. le on flla 1t fie .,.... .,. tncorroctn111 of the 1traet ngtrt, tMte Ind In..,... INt County Stat• of Cllltomla ....... ... •¥tu 1 1111 drele end II .....,._ b eddr'Me and otner QOmf'l\Ofl tl'ia ...... ol Mid doc 11 that • t>rMCtt ol tl'la Dt*- ,....., ...... ,,..... .. publlc ..... .-a.. end ~ dealgnetlon. "· eflOwrl ....... ..... ~ by opo:Mlof1 of QellOtl lot wNcll Mid trana- SMfO flllr ........... pylrtJ ~ ~at tfte In. law Of Dt'*wlae otMr than fer In tN111 la MQKI\)', haa ........ ..., .... .... Plemlng o.c-tment .,. Said ..... be rnede. but Ot In eddltlon to that of Mid occured, to wit SAID 08U· ":::.::.':T* ... ,,._ twwlltlollowloll:OOLm. wlttlovt COV9Mnt or WW· dee1111d, at the time of GATION INCLUDES ONE NEW YORK P) M · N ·t I . -..... .... end5:00p.m. ~.,, ,...,,._Otln'\pled,,.. dMttl.lnlndtolflthe<*· NOT FOR THE SUM Of (A -arttna avrau ova ._.. .. • .. .. ... 1n ICC«dance wltfl Ex-09" tttle. pc 1111 1cin. Of tellft,... proC*fY 11tueted 1n us.ooo FAILURE TO had someth1ng to prov.e whenshecapturcd her ..,. ...,._ .-... ecuttw Order 11111, en to Pll1 ttie the~ of Orange. st ... MAKE PAY MENT OF second stra1fht Virginia Slims Tennis Cham-•• r II w,.... _. elol'il-•t•P proc.H ror rem.allq pmapei eum °' otClltomlil. ~· MONTHLY INSTALLMENT . h' . h h ..................... ftaadJlll1me:ueen•1tw •noee<~)MC!Ufedby-'d ecrfbed•tolowa.t<>-Wll WHICH eeCAMEOUEJUlY peons 1ps. t was JU t appenstancc t at ,.._. .. ._ ~ •., ~., ..,, .... P'OleCt o.d °' Tniae. """.,,..,_ Loe 31 of Tr.a 1332 ... 1. t9u PLUS suBSE- Helena ukova of CzC<'hO lovak1a was in the o "" -.-.,.111a IOCMed ~ 1t1e --in__... -o.oof ouENT INSTALLMENTS ll)e,....,..., ..,...m "'9reOn.. • ... ~--.. _..on 1 m.s> ,.. way. CltJ ef lntH, •1 100·yHr floodpl1ln. ~·~ ••ICll. K tlf'f. corded In 9ook 42, P..-9 DUE f)1EREAFT£R: PLUS "I don't knew where the ske~tics come MeGww. tntsae. CA 11714. Afttiougtl llWNtM9 to IM lll'ICllr.._tenneOfteklo..d 1nc1 lO o1 ...._.ieoua LI.TE CHARGES . ·A,D- fi .. N ., 'd f\ h 3 7 s 6 -...iwa.a.-W~ protectwereoos ... ed,fle °' TNll ..... c:llJrVae end Meela. recorclll of Orange VA NC ES MA DE IY rom. a vra ~1 ova sa1 a er er . • • -4 ......._ (714) ....-C*'Y .. be "'1plel•••• .. ...., 1 w °' .._ TNN9 end ~. Callfiomla IENEFlCIARY TAXES. 1H-v1ctOI)' Sunday. "I cena1nl) wasn't wnung No""1Mtenwt1or11Mota1 ~wtlf*'IMIDatpwn. ol"9..,,...0'llllled~lelcl • l'llOf'e OOfUWtlOI~ kltOWU\ SURAHCE.TAUSTE£FEES mysdfofT. ,.......ofN:flprotacl ... The ................ o.sonruet. ae:4lllouetto.ter8'reeit. AND COSTS. ATTOAHE'Y ··y h .... d t d 11 f prQPOeed to be concM:tld .,. • tolowe: fte ._. Tiae *91 emoun1 of fie t.e ....,, .. CA .FUS oi. ADOITION. AS A Ou aveoneortwov. osscsan a o priortoltle~'°',...._.. u11 ?11f .-u 111·ru1J1ioeoltt1e..._ T..,..llf .. Cllf\lnllw-CONDITIOH OF RE · suddcnyou'rcdone.They'vest1llgottohitthc .__ .. -fodlNl-fllndl. ............... ...._. tton---~-~-.. ~ ot 1t1e UMed INSTATE MEN T. All shots.''shcsaid:"61Jfllnfi'lafhen"actiontoher Al .. ,..,...., ~ ........... ti ... ,.. to ... alld 1ne1 ~...._on ooiiftrn~ ot SEHIOA LIENS MUST • losina three t1m1.'$ in her last seven tour-groupe end pereone die-.... ..._ ....... ti_....,....., ooeee.. ..,.... .... or s-t 09lfl n .,.._ CUAAENT I -h I I . ~ with ... ~ .... ........... ... -... cu ...... time°' .. .,,....iOIId ~ ,.,.. .. NOW THEREFORE.. the namcnt~. i..o1st )car. e ost on ) tw1~. .. ~to"*"" ..ntwt ._ _. ....._ _, _. 1t1e.,.... ..,.111,11 .. o1 .,. ... ~ ..,1 1 0r TNDt "' ..... by ,....,., o1 ltlcCOn.CK llOltTUMY 1795 Li:: Cenyon Leguna Beech. Ca 92551 494-SM15 HAMC>aLAMt- lllT.OUW Mortuary • c.m.te1 y Cr..mMOfy 1625a...A~ Costa MeM 540-SSS. capturing a record 74 matchH in between the ••••••torcoiielctJIMkM• E 11?1 .. .._.._. ..-..c1s.a.11ua,110e.. o..s °" ,_ Pf'°'*ly eo IN~endde#N\lnltlo tos~. ~ tM Qty Of ntM. Com-h .. ._ __ ., ""9•A!ftetllltundlrlldd alld.T .. perOlliltol...,,.. portonnenoe of the oM-t--------- .. II m) IO'-SCS aot kind or bun<'hed '""""Y De1J•o111Mnt 0.-..... ,..... o.sonNM ..... otof ........... =_, ........ gatlon~~o.d tr.a•t .. -r." •. h" c•1d. "If I had lost to hns '*"'*" ludlwnttenOOSft>o No M1Nr e:MIOI.,... ... _,.., .......... to""' llldlor to ... ln .. ~ ofTNet. IUlteby .. .., _______ .. _... nc " "' .-,.,.,. tlftOUICI be ....,...,.. et ,..... of lllldl P"OfeC' II ui*'llpied • ~ ·DeoJ liiO ft .. be ,...,_. et entire Uf'ICMlld bltleno. dlle (Even Lloyd) beck durina Augu1t. the ttrint .. ..._.-Mid°" 01 pr..-'° be ~ llrJltlOft o1 Dllllllt Md o. 1t1e • mtd' -... • ~ '"° ~ end e1eet1 '° would have bttn broken and 1he los.sn Sl)f"Cad .....,.. -... t '· 1MI. M Pftor '° ._ ~ '°' ,... ..,.. .., .... Md•_..... tllN "'1r 919 ,.,. ,_..... -Of .,.. 10 be alld IN .... • ...................... MMla ..... Of Dalllllt .... ~ CllMDti ._..,. Md ....... INll ~to .-..v.., out more. .. .. tr •••Qt M ..... , .. •••11, -. ..... n.-.•11p• ...... ~. ~' "It', noc that I'm pla)'tnaanyv..o~. h's that "'.,... .. :aot,..... .. .,.... w ,.,..._ -. ~ .-:-.. o1 o.. :·~u i. *' c1ay o1 Oe1ad ,,.,.. 1s eta, of the other women arc pta Ina better. ,.._"' ,..... Mlclll or ..,....,. ... "* dlOIJIOlt .,. w ~ '° ... to ~ t Maldl. 1111 Apm1t ukova. the world's t~nnked .... .., 9*1••• .. .., ........... ..,..._...be.....,.... In._ OOUMy ._, 'f 't HAT•WtDI •OH· Wom .. n'" ptav"'r w•• dom1'nat1na 1• ...... ._ °" "-,,__ ,,_ °"""*,.tor w 1111 ..... .._.. lie ,... ~ 11 .,_ CTA ti ....... .,. cu.• -• ca. ft: .. " J"' .. .. .-oc t• HUD'• written \¥,..QJ.,,...._VW-IOoele1I 111Mt11 A 1 u1t1••••11P . exacted rcvenac 1Mtn11 tht playtr who US*' -c : .... .,_ .., • .. .......,. ~ o.e..1111• ...,. J. ....... AANOT"""49l~iN • hcrin1he1iemifin•Jsof1hc ui1 ... h1n()pen ....... ...--...,.. UL-~-..,._,, Mlt l f'9Mdt••• ... _.._,.. 11 la•t Dettmbef I II... T'liii .... .._._,. ............ ecaYICCI t•C., H ...... •10t IJJ ttt 1 W. 111 ~you,._ " • a ...... tCllOO ._,~°"er T.-. _, • -..... C A t1Ht, (IOI) ~r Pf°"'1Y tcw .... ~ o....n.. "I didn't pla)' welt enouati to bnt her," ..._. .. ,..,111, .. .....,. .. 11. ltlt ,. -~...._ CA .-. •n.nM. A..,,.., tor o...,,...,..., lllldl ... 11 OOft. "' ... ~ M, ukova 1dm11tcd about unda)'' m1tch. "I •..-.JM I • ,...... .. ....,. •• ., ~ ...,. DwM. ..... ..,.., dutled prtor to 1t1e OOfto •n ..... ,, • ....... 1 .... " cct ,_ mr· . .,. ...._ ..... ' ....... °"' , .... ,.... ....... cTA ~ot-~ t.1 wasn t nervou~ ~autt ml 1na •"a c'pcct ,.... ,_.....fl ,... ,.._. .. ,_ NO.,.. ar.,.. OeelJlf ~ ~ c:.t ~ 0r.,. eo. • M&t ...,. to win. ..... .. 1!-.... ..._ ....., .-.......!..._ ~ '!! °*""°' Mard\ ''· 1e. n. a..r,.... ~ n. ts. a ~Noe Merdl 2s..-" _.,,.81 .. I think he st1ll 1\ &he bnt OM. llO lht' t>ril • c-..__, ......,. __. -.... • ttll a. ttel ..... ..,. one must ha c 50mc M'lkef di~·· ~-~"~-=•!_1 ~·~-~...!._~ ... ~~~.!":!'!''~1·~· !ps:11taa~'°~-~-----------_!W~-3't~L-----~,...,...~~11L _____ _;M-~-~~==~==== ..- '\ • nu pg MOmta••tu•• MllftGUeWll fllOln"IM-1 IMmftAW MlmlTAW ... IT.CT ff .._ftAW • 9\i....... TM ...... ,._... TM ....... pert0nt.. Tiie ._....,.,.,._... ,,_ ......... ,._...,. --l". dOllr'I ~ ... wtM*9' dail'I........ x ....... -.. ~.. ~:;~~;;;;.;;;--~------r:==~:it:i:~~ ,. • ._L aa; & Al · CM60t.AC .. or"•ile~ (1) RON ICNOI & Al-THI AL.TA OOWll UNKUll 'INANCl,m -..... , CA 10QA , W ......_. ............. tfll' L-. IOCIATU,(l>D&MMM-AHV. (J) THI ALTACO/W'Nff, nt lo.~, ______ ._ ....... ~------~ • c.., Or ..... ...._ ,_....., .,.._ 200 • .._. t<fTtNG. 10.0. ,ANcite COP'f'UW~AND Hyde, Or1119. Cetlfomle ,. ..... a•!~ MifNu 1Clt,._ ,..rt ... CAtllli II MlellOnvieto CAtitt' ,__Aw.,,ountain\I•. ~TINOOOMl'AHV.IOlta.a THE DAILY PILOTt:lii V: .... It .. MU•t'"''°" AIMK .... 1"81,anll H. Nell L.91M,' ~ c CAl270I sut. l ttHt, Newport Wftl ~ u.w. 'Ntt C lflc-D Of'L'I .f~ ll()l'R 1 e~slOli 31A. oen • ..,. 2•nden ., Hf. Lt ,~,~:. .._ OA= ,_... M m Toro CA ONlt9'n w~. t>wwi lllolM. ~ o.ld 1<no9. l040t leeclfl. CA 92tl3 ltetr• teoo, !Nine, Cella ~LA .-.. r -teched Oat on'*! ~ --"" tte 1' o. JC1f.e ~ ..._ '°'-. llllO ·• • CAl2Ut. ~NwerA .... ~ Mtcf\MI ,. ~. ao1 '°'1lllttl'1I itreet nr mtt ... '!::"'' et uo.ooo O•nr .._, It .. "'.,'""''" TNI ~ 11 oon-Tlllt t>utlMea 18 oon· V11tv.CAH70I Celle lonot1. ••n Thie buelMM 11 oon-Teltphone · rvice: went• to mow.d-~ 1 ... ..--.,,11s..oeu .._,CA.... .__ ~ en lilldM•• duG1ed by: a llmlted penner· ThC1 butll'MI 11 eon· ~te. Cellf. tat12 ducted bY-.,.. lndMdull M~. s 1.w.900 "' ,._,, .,...,....... TNI "'•',_ II oon-Aaen K ltumenlMI 1t11p «Noted by: en lndMduel Petrlclt M. St>ootw. 1011 LUHO otN UAW M orid1y·fr1day Ir<*• m-1111 1"'a,_L,..,.Uf=::f:::Su:38r:;:-;;;:;21e~w:'.":11enct;::::::--_•t ...... Illy. e ..... .,_.. TNI .....,.,,. -tied H Nell L~. O.Wel ~ D. Knot L llelbol. leltlO&. Cellf. TNI ~ ... tied ~. frplo, .... buVI -.:LA.,... :;.--~:--~ ~ ... '91Tient ... flled ~~,,.~C::of~ ~non~"· WllaOn, 301 =-~~C:-W:~: 8:00 A.M .-5:30 P.M. ..,.1111111111r .•1ee.t00Aot7eo-te21 • T'llll 1te1t •• w tied H 1M1 wttt!tMCOunlYC~ofOr· ~County on M1tet1 1, C•ll• Sonot1. Sen INS Bu inea& Counter: ,- ..... C..a.taotOr· . ,_ r.I: ~on...__•· t nwrn c:;:~ '°'Celle ~ 0r-."'C: Mondi ·Frida M9lll vs.J!2 Mt>__. ....... .., :,"8,_CounlJ °" '*'-r ~':::'~"T.1~ 1 nw Publllfled Or~ CoMI Sonot•. Sen ciem.n ... CA. Delly PtlOI Marcm 11. 25. • with menkluted yerdt . A new home on-fhHo" • ,_ 25, 1MS . . • ...._...,..,A...,.. Del'YPllo!.~.,dl 1. 11. 25, ta,.•11a b I It Aptll 1, I, 1915 M "75 8:00 A.M.·5:30 P.M. everything tre1h end neoft~fof',!!!anda ~ lllY•l•Aed :T. COllll M.w et Lllw, ~ ~ DrM, AptU 1. 1.,.5 h 1 u• neH eon-~ clffn l.Mge IMng .,..., -'J. ,_, ""'"•· ~Not....,. . "·ti. ........ ..... A-M-3e l ~by• I 09f*el '*1· """'T"'r DEADLl:\ES lemlfytQtltn,dOUblOtlck Quality dee!~ r~ 21. ,.. Putlltfled Or~ COMt .......... "8JC nu ~ 11rep1ec e . 3 g lint tewl &ed. nun ... ---...., PWLJCllJTIC( OaltyPtlot MWOflU,11,25, A.P.Wh«I ,....... l'l 111.IC \TIO,, u•:\Ul.l'E bedr~m•. 1~ blltll. Hvlno a femlty roome. ""' April 1 1115 rtaJC NOTlCE TNt 11atetntn1 wM ..... flUIMJC MOTICI 30 Huge-c?ovtte<I petlo ~-&bmlt yo411 offer• on PICmtOUeWM • M-359 wtthlheCounlYC~otOr· Tl"MtOltyoflMM'*tlled Monday Fri. 4: p.m. loo1c• megnlll..,t , • ., 200t1<1ngtAd.S478,000. 11Am ITAW K ,,_ M99 County on Meretl 5., tone cNtl09 ep•plllllAa.atMiilMIOfllll.l.---llle.iO&Y _ t\.~ p. ....d.Gal-AOW-541431! The '°'°"41'8 l*90nl.. ...CTTTIOU9 ._.. lNS ~ ,_ WAlt Ht HON1 ooina_....,_._ --~" --Puoim Qttywlde Pl'Olllelone 111 tt1e W edne day . Tues . 4:30 p.m . '~11-1~ ~I ttOMt., IM • _. ~-fld.I ~ l<ITS Of Tiie following pereon1 ere Publllhed Orange Cblat city of IMne Z~dl· I) J. .... °' ~IFOfNA, 220 Ntwpon doing bullneM -Alpha Dally Piiot Mllfctl 1t, 18. 25, nence for letge f day Thursday Wed. 4:30 P·"'·? : .. 04 .. A•EA11..E ... 61!!E ~-T. CA'2MO tWmlTATPmff A~.GerdenOrove.CA M·3tOc11wt11eonelder~ Friday Thurs. 4:3 p.rn . ,.,..,.... uu o.n. Or •• Newpott lk:ih.. Metk•t t7ta W•tmin.ter ~fl 1. 1ta6 <*•~.The~ eoun:-0 ~-~-~~-~-~~-~-~~~-~-~-!!~~~==~=~~-~~ a a.--GordOn "'" Sa.en. 152 t TM to11oW1ng pert0n1 .,, t2'44 a deVelopmtnl proowlng F · 3 00 p m T.a. ... ~"' Mann.r. Dr .. Newpott lk:ih .• doing bUalneU •: 09Yten EnttfP(IMI. inc:. ,.. tor iarge tam11y o.y <*• aturday r1. : • • ---CUSTOM 28A. rem. + .,-a CA t2t80 · BALLOON BUILDERS , (Callfornl1). 1192 Well· permit at lt'ltlr me.tlf'IO Of d fr'a 3·00 p m SHLIM guest. 50' Alverttde Ave. YOU AN .. Dl'AUU Ttll8 buelneaa It eon-115963 Adami Ct., Fountain mln1ter Avenue. Oerdtn PlBJC NOTICE Aptll9.1115.at8:30p.m.or un 8 Y · · • · CM front-:-~-bNutllul 3 S3f7.000ownt54&-2tl7 UHOel' A DEED Of TRUST, dUcttd by: en lndlvtdutl Vlltv. CA 92708 Grove. CA 92644 • 100r1 therMf1er M poet. bdtm, 2 beth home wlltl FABULOUS UdO 8awfront ~y~~11':T~ ~":'.:.!: ... flledOr Ad~~i J..·~~~~ain ~5:.::. d~~: :~:1i::or:t~on-No~!:'-~~:R EBY ~-~ .r;;: c':'~ (:A' (:.:I, I ,AT I 0' & b•n'ldcklUn"n'ey~kl~lt-..:... B;~t"~ tiPr~~ • 07 .. c•1•11n3front TO"'°T!CTYOUfllPAOf'· wlththecountyC*llof • CA.92708 OayWi Enterl)l'latt. Inc: .. GIVEN thtt ll"Mt IOllOwlng CNmbtrt 1t 17200 JM1o ('()ftftf'('Tl()~i.: ,,,_, ..,,..... . .-v - lmY,ITMAYeESOU>AT enoe County on~ Thi• ~1lnett 11 eon-SarlhC.o.ytan,Prtelderlt 1ten11 ot found or .. vec1 borM Boulevard. lrvlnt . • , • ,,~; 2 bedroom, 2 bath unll 1==-=-_,v,,.,..,......-7.:"."~0c::c-:-..,,::-=-:-:-'. A f'U8UC SALE. IF YOU 2l'. 1M5 dUe1ed by: art lndMOuel Thie 1ta1"'*"1 .-llled property have ~ held by Cellfornla. PLUS 1 Bdrm 1 beth unit. FSBO~ttl OPEN S~ NEID AN EXPlANATION ,_ C.J.Catr... wllhthe CountyC~otOr· thePollceDepertmenlofthe Fouddltlonel lnformltlOn <.a11c·l'llHt i1111"' illlCf 1·orr1·.-tiull"' lllil ~ 3 car gerege. GrHt In· 1Bd r.,, M Of THI NATUM OF THI Publlehed Orange COMt Thi• 1111emen1 wu filed ange ~nty on March 1a. City 01 Cott• Meat tor • plHH contact Gall Ii" lll't•l t• 1111 ..,1111". tl c·acllitlt'"' ""' a liu\I', come Prlnclpal1 only 12·4: 300 No Ceanev Ln. PAOCHDINO AGAINST Dally Piiot March 4. 11, 18. with the CoontyClerk ol Or· 1N5 period In .. oeu of ninety Shlomoto-Lotu at M0-3754, • • • s 204: 900 Cell Now P·I 838--2290/13'T-tl72 YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-25.1115 _,.County on Merell 5. '27'111 (to)days: Community Developme nt Plc•a ... t• 11-.k for u n 1111'1'll1tli1111 54&-2313 TACT A LAWYEA. M-348 '985 Publltrled OrMga Cottt Blue Glfl'1 1Spd. Sehwlnn Depertmenl. ft Ill-· Ono\otil ,2. 'M5ett:15 "7Mll OellyPllolMllfefl25.AprM1, Bleycte, &ov'• Blue tSpd. Nole:lfyouc:heltengethll 11u111hl·r ~tll'111·11111 ·1·11i11~ ~our 11cl. 1"1'm .. a.m., ML&A.8L! INVHT· "8.IC NOTICE . Publlthed Orange Coul 8, 15, 1985 Murray Bleycte, Boy'• Btue5 projaet In court. you may be ERRORS A~2 •. 300 ~~ *1~ MEHT ~TION. • Delly Pllol Metef'l 11. 11, 25, t.&-3&2 Spd ~ Pro 81cycte, lllftlted to railllng onfy fhoM • : h~~!!!!i!~!~1 •• •• ..,...,.. 4 .,. cMy 8"'04ntff Tru1tee Aennoul.,_U April~.19115 1111-IC"""'TIC£ Boy't Gray 10Spd. Col·._,..youor10mtOMet1t (:ttt•c•k \Ollr "Cl duih lllHI rl'JIOrl lntetMt.2 8dnnGerden ~Md..,,..,..,. to Dead MAim ITAl"llmlfl M-351 .--nu umbll Bleyclt. Ledlta Yel· relltd 11 the publtc hellflng .. home wtttl • view! End of Truet ~ ma2A· Thefotl0wlrlo per90fllllf• tcwr1 low Metil Ring wlt:Jrt•n CIMCrlbedlnlhltnollce,orln c·rror" 0 imtn1·rlru1t·h .. Thi· 0 \11.\ • unltln•tuf*blocatlon. 1MO, • Nt. No. 2t' •In doing bullt'9la ea: T"'r --... ....,._. 1ton.1 lawn blOW9f tOOI written correepondtnot de-I' 1· 'I ( I r· ' Clll today tor detek '** 11171.pege tOofOf· BOAT PRIDE MARINE Ml.JC NO""" ...,._r-.;-.;;::,;;-..,_ c:htdtwtthmlec toota. IMwedtotheCltyCounellat. I'll.OT a P.unu·-. 1a 11 it ~ or I u· 1r"I 84e,.7111 ::-c:=;-~":.,~C: !:V~.S::·CA~i ~ NOTICI ..._.en,..,._,, 2. Ml. 01~~J1~t 1lsno :H: ~~to. the publk; hear· in«urrt·c·I iru.ntion 0111~. tlor"'8 ...cuted by W1itlern 3e7 W Bey I ee ~ GIVEN tha1 I publlc hearing ... _._ ...... a ertNp of the l)l'operty wllhln Council of the City of 1Mna THE REAL ESTATE RS .,. County. StMe of Cal-~ CMr.;.. Bttney NOTICE 1s HEREBY .. ....,. u. •· °"'": PM'• end prOVM 1111 own-BY ORDER of 111e City Cle AS IFIEll ()4 2 2-5h 78 T . ...., Md L.uenn Miter ......_CA.t~7 • ' wttlbeheldbytMCltyeo.-awlolll ~ VtN 1e11en (7)days followtng the 0a .. : Mardi 19, 1915 • --------111111•-·-.. ---• WlLL MU AT PU8UC Gregory Oeofga Piiette ell of tt1t City of lrvtne on 1CMA.M7A1 lft"9 publleatlon of thlt Notice, CfTY O, NtY*', ay: ...... let kit 1 ...... fer lalt · Must Mlf S205,000. Beet AUCTIOH TO HtGHOT IMO-80 Huntington SI # 115' T~ay. April 9, 1.5. at :Cffthr 0r:.:.':.. = the tttle thereto lhell veat In ..,.._,, ,....... ~ "--al 1-• M llf 1111 value In Eutbluff. 4Br DI"'°" CAIH ~at Huntlnoton SHch, CA 9:30 p.m .. °' u IOOn "*• ~ '°' .......... of 11 ll"Mt t\nder, If theft be one. or CltJ c..-.. tral 1111 ..-_. You lhould Me ttle vleW 28• w/court yrd entry . ..,_ Of -. 1n ~ mon.y 92641 after u poltlble. In ttlt ._,_ In u;. City of Cotta Mau. In Publlthed OrMga COMt -d k d altlt ofttlelJNled ..... )•ttie Thll bu•I,_. 11 con-lrvln• City Council UKllt._AaJ,.._~ whtc:tl CIM the property DellyPllotMerc:h 25•1N5 * ......... t11111. canyons an PV1 bee yr . new P • .....,. ...,.,_to ttieOtd Or Chambert 17200 Jamboree Mt .. ,._. "'9 ......, ...... _u be IOld 11 publk: auo-M .... 7 -Wl•T.. *1 ....._..,_.* beyond. 2 Bd. 2 Ba. den very nice. Agll welcome .,.. Councy ~: :::.; by. • general pen-Boulevard: Irvine. Callfomlt • .._ ~ .,::-: == ~.: 111 ume and d•t• to be """' --:9ew LISTI NOii Sh tbd=-Sec end cozy trplc In lrvlne't 780-92« or 147-2374 locMed on I.ma Ane IMS., Douglat C 8l'lnty to conlld« Ille vacation of C04#t ennoun<:ed. P'tBJC NOTICE 3 Bdrm, 2.5 beth condo g::: nr SC Plaza~ epa TTuownrtl~~ ,:~~r\d NEWPORT CREST Lowee1 ....... ~ et. & Tl'lla ltet.;,_,t wee llltd two pot111>ne of HatVard Av-::.::----:-.:: = OATEO: 3l20/15 w/bott allp. Latge muter +catpor1 Sec. at tell.too . ' prJC41 4Br Condo In New· •mdw.,,e.uAM.CA• ...,.. ttltCountyCltrtt of Or-.-.•OtactlbedlnEANbll .......,..-:... a. ctwee, Ill I. NETH. C•f CW NOTICI cw sutte w/bak:Ony. Gteen-3 bd only $79,999 a11tn UNl()Uf li(J,..fS port Beach. Tennie. pool. =:.. ~ ,:.=: ~ enoe County on FtbNery ~~.:_~h~t= Dn1f ,..,......,.1 ~ ~~:n.c, Orange Coe.1t ~=-=-~AU belt loclllon. PrlOed to 10'h% tin. Try $7000 min Reeltor1, 875-6000 )(Int locetlon S 179,900 ""'*.., Deed of Trwt Ill 11• 1915 ,_ 15-21 adopted Mllfctl 12 • ...,....... ,..o .... 1-. Delly Piiot March 25. 1985 1.-•• I •MD Mii at $198,000 FEE. down. Won't lutl Woods-Owner will help n~ . .. proper'Y.,...., In.., PuOIW*' Or CoMI 1tel5, by the City Counell of ••"t• Aftt, CallftrRI• M-313 T.I ..... ..__ Ide VIiiage 2511 w. 642-4887 Agent ~ancflt ... datcttbed OtllY Piiot Ma1:'r.11. 18, ~~,':~<;::'~ ::.,u._.•.:.~,.:: MAR"Wsr~~:NClAI., -~~~~~1,w~~~ Sunflower Petrick PlllllFNHITULI liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili~ii!i!~ THAT ~ Of LOT 25• 1915 M-347 c.!IOn lhould be directed to .,_ ..., ..... ~•r/llla"' IM Ml.IC NOTICE INC H duly eppolnttd REAL ESTATE T:nor:~63.1:1266 l~t·~~°"'~m In IOUIFlllT LIT 23'WFAtAV1EWFAAM8,IN Loren AndtflOf'I, Sr. f'9-.,...,e,,•Noheotrla .... , Trutt• under the folloWlng 831·1400 ··~ii'\ . Woodbridge. o-ner Beautiful tocatlon on wide THE CITY OF COSTA netr al (714) M0-3t3e ...,_ .... -.... ._ _..., ~ NOTICIE deterlbed dMd of trust Ill P • -p I t 1 MESA. COUNTY OF OR-"8JC M)TIC( BY ORDER of the City _....,,..,.......,en« A pubCle hterlng 11 lthtd· WILL S ELL AT PUBLIC " w1nta lo give thll 1way. sand beectl. r VI e ge e A.HOE. STATE Of CALI-Council of the City of lrvlna . .....,_ "-'91, ,_, Olhtr· uled for en appttt to the City AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST * * Assumable financing on guarded community. f<>NftA, A8 SHOWN OK A flennou9 .,_.. DATED: Maretl tt, 1N5 ...., IM '"""7 • M of 1rv1ne Clly Council, of the BI o o ER F o R c A 8 H SOLD OOJ .... Piil t11 end 2nd to be eulted Motivated out of •t•t• MAP THEAEOF. AE· ..... ITATW CfTY °' ....,_, •r: ............. , ..... Planning Commlatlon cs.-ANO/OR THE CASHIERS 4" .. ~ end Loft • .-.. ........ 1oyou.Only$e7,500.Asll owner tlu prleed to Mii COAOEO IN 900!< 8. PAGE The fOlowlnO Pl''°"'•• ...,.,. ,........ o.p.ty .... IMlfnt•• ~ ":9' dllon denying eon6111onal eR CERTIFIED CtiECKS TIE lllffl .....,,.. ·-' .... ror BARBARA JAMES at S495,000 71, °' Ml8CEUANEOU8 dolflQ ~ •: GAL-air Clafll .. ,....... ...... •1 r. " UM permit 84-CP-0828. SPECIFIED IN CIVIL CODE vat• pool home wtttl 'P• MAPS,~ OF SAID l ! A Y 0 F AS I AN Pubtlahtd Orange Coeat ....... llWtof twtltttore wtlll proposing the piactn141nl of SECTION 2924h (paylblt at Flrtt time ever tine ,.1974 In exclullve Mesa Verde. (714) 673 4400 ORANGE COUNTY, DE· TREASURES. 1000 Wael Dally Piiot Maretl 25. 1te5 "" .......... , A .. f'll '" vehlculer acc•N control the Ume ot .... In lewful hlYe we become Uw•t-CIOM to Mesa Verd• GE ,~9-9100 SCAterD A8 ll"OLLOWS: CoMI ~. ~ C. M-3M C,_. ,_,,, ...... 11 UK get• tor Turtle Rodi Cr•I money of ttte United Statae) ltltl"' In the Blutt1. • country club. Price r• PARCEL l: ~ IJeedl. CA 92M3 1 I 1 • • I t C ' " (Enelhe Jll) The projaet 11 all right, tlfle and lnter•t hive edv SSS to IP9f'ld & duced to S279.000. 8CCMNNINO AT A POINT Emmafl lmpotll Inc. rta.IC NOTICE U11.71-1 .... , Md. c"' tocatad al Slllfcrftt and cor:tYeYed to and now held Uln peopl.e for Open • :;l1-E3C-19T1 -!a•-""""l!-·~·~~i!i~"!"!'!'!----IN.IHE WU~RLY UNE_OF 18'*.ofloc«por•llon; C4lll-1.1·1.7, ..... """' I ~ldgeline, wttt ot Turtle by It under eald Deed of Hou ... We delperatety ~ - SAID LOT 23. DISTANT fornle) YOU AM• M'AULT ~oeetL ~· ............ Rodi Otlvt, Endive Ill, In Truttlnthepropertyherllln· need llstlng1. May we PROPERTIES **••••Tift** THEAEON O .H FEET Thie bullntt1 11 eon· UNDeR A DIE) CW TI9U9T ... _ -...-. -tt1t VIiiega of Turtle Rock A aft• delctlbed. _..,.you? _,. NOATHEAl.Y FAOM THE duc:teO by a corporation DATID ,..RUARY 11, tlaftt AeeM lft C'*!! copy of tn. ttatt report, the TRUSTOR: KENNETH R. I---------2 Unite. Sunroof ;OaOinr>:df.i~iiiiiilll-iiiiiiii-~-SOUTHWESTERLY COR-Benjamin B. Roi, Vloa 1111. UM.Ill YOU TAKI C.. RO• 0011, propoetd plant, a copy of BAKER DIANE M. BA.KEA 4outllegat~2'49. NER OF SAID LOT AND Prttldent & C.E.0 ., EmmWI ACTfO*-TO ,.ROTICc1' ...... ti, --tntil 01· FTC~~IF~ Call 875-9058 lllORNili<r~C---EAST· mporfs,lnc. YOUR""°""""· fT llAY "llll1Md Onftta C..t termination (cetegorlcel ex· FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Large 3 Bdrm 2 172 Beth -Ocean View PenthOuM. 2 £ALY PARALLEL WITH THE thit ltelM*ll w• fUad M IOU) AT A flUMJC Deir ~ lltfd\ 11, 21. ~tlon) end other projaet 1.0AN ASSOCIATION Brlttenywoods Condo. la)Ma Maalera, ltklng 1011 80VTHEAL Y LINE Of S'AIO with the ~nty Clerk of Or· IAU. •YOU ... DAM D· .-1,,.. fll-.Jn lnlormation era available for recorded February 1, Hu comm pool & tennl1 Ptaillaala 1007 S 139,900. A.gt 759-5080 LOT,~ FEET; THENCE anga County on Ftbrulity ,.LANATION o' THI yourrevitwaltheCommunl· 1te3111nllr.No.83--051214 court1.A1klngS155.000.J-~~~~~~~-l·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NORTHEAL Y PARALLEL 27, 1915 NAT U It I O, TH I IY Development Depart· ot Offleltl R«cl<d1 In the of· lilllla _ ' IAfnMf Wnl NI 11 WITH THE WESTERLY LINE nn.o ,. .. OCHDINO AOAtNIT Ml.JC NOTICE mant. 2801 McGIW. lrvlnt. flee of the F*ofder of Or· Traditional W.llA NlllSIU OF SAIO LOT. 49.1&.;{EET; Publlll'ltd Orange COMI YOU. YOU IHOULD co. You llfe Invited 10 attend I ange ~nty. R 1 Only 4 ~·r• old. Beautlful HMlll Tl HH,111 THENCE WES T't'.R LY Dally Pilot Maroh 4, '1, 18, TACT A LAWYI"'" .a mtt publle hearing to be held by .. Id deed of tru1t de-ea ty 3 Bdrm, 2'n be. tormll • blocks from w-..... Of'I PARALLEi. WITH THE 25, 1985 NOTICI OF lfOTICe CW the City ol lrvlne Clly ~n· ICflbel the followlng: " wvvv SOUTHEAL '( LINE OF SAIO M-352 ~··· IAL.• TROITlrl IAU ell, on Aprll 9, 1985, II 8:30 Paroal 1: Ill undMdtd 631-7370 klnlng room. Top location Balbot Peninsula Point 2 LOT. 230 FEET TO THE T.a. NO . .,... Ne. a. p.m . or u IOOfl therMfter. 1/t8th 1n1erea1 1n llld to Lot end luge dock A.a· l1rge 1 Bdrm unlll. WESTERLY LINE OF SAIO "8JC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY YOU ARE IN DEFAULT In t h• City Councll 1 ol Traci No 11227, In the sumable loans makes $16.380 yeerly lncomt. LOT; THEHCE SOUTHERLY GIVEN. ttllt on Wedneeday, UNDER A DEEO OF TRUST Ch1mbtt1, 17200 Jtm• City of Cotta Meat, u per __ ....;;;===~=o;;;;....-1 lhls an euy like over. 154!11547 Mltarner Or. ALOHO SAID WESTERLY rtennoue ..,._.. Al)fll 17, 1985, al 11:00 DATED MARCH 9TH, 1984. borM. lrv111t. For more In· map recorded In Book 484, Ill• E. IU Pr Iced r I g ti I a I LINE. ..... FfET TO THE NAm STATIMINT o'clodl a.m. of Nici day, In UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-torm1llon, call Steve Leiter· Pegee 33 end 34, In the Of· •• ·tt• ........... , ••• S 1.200.000 Call fOf more POWT OF BEGINNING. TM foltowCng perlOf'll are the room Ml M6dt tor con-TION TO PROTECT YOUR ly. Planner II, Community flee of ttlt County Recorder 1111,111 lnf0tmlllon and lhoWlng. EXCE,.TING THERE· doing bu9lntM It: ducting TrUllM 'I Saltt. PROPERTY. IT MAY BE Oaveiopment Department. ol Mid ~nty. Ex~lng Side by side duplex... 'llAlll l&Y' FROM, ALL OIL. GAS, AND TRAVEL'IN JET SKI REN· within the otflcal of REAL SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. 1tM0·3912. lfyouehaltenge therefrom Unlt1 1 th<ougtl Two 2 BR. 1 BA + newer Ufflllf OTHER HYDROCARBON TA.LS. 2025 Charle St.. Apt. ESTATE SECURITIES SER-IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· lhl1projectlncourt.youm1y 18 as lhown upon the Con-2 BR. 2BA + 1 BA. 1 BA. E11cepllon1lly good lo- SUBS TA.NC ES IN OR c, Coste Meat. CA 92827 VICE. located at 1800 North NATION OF THE NATURE be limited to rilling only domlnlum Plan recorded In Good location. Neet cetiOn-Wetch the yec:tltl UNDER SAID LAND. George Ocampo. 2025 Broadway, Sull• 100, In the OF THE PROCEEDING thole IMUM you or eom.-Book 14087.Paga879of0f· ptfk ltlOpl end bMch Mii by. 3 Bd<m 4 Betti•. BELOW A DEPTH Of 500 Cl'lar1t St Apt C Cotti City of Sentt Ana. County of AGAINST Y 0 U Y 0 U one llM rliltd at the pubtle flcill R«cl<d1 of Mid Coun· • FEET WITHOUT THE RIGHT M .... CA t2827. ' Orange, Stale of Clllltornla. SHOUL.D CONT ACT• A LAW· hearing dtlcrlbed In lhll no-ty. Parcel 2: Unit G· 1 as 01th t l~m~d b~r v~~:; den, pcwder room, MP OF ENTRY UPON THE SUR· Thia bullnetl 11 eon· NEW.PC ORT HOME LOAN, YER · tlce. or In written cor-1how. n upon the Con-ree lel u,..: n~e leundty room. The din· FACE THEREOF, AS AE· ducted by an Individual INC . a Cellfornlt eorpc.-On Aprtt 19. INS. at 11:00 respondence dlllvtrtd lo domlnlum Plan referred to In potent · m. ~-lng·IM119 end m11tet l=jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SEAVED IN THE DEED Oeofga Ocemc>O 1110n, .. duly liP9C)lnted A.M, Peopltl lnveatmant Ille City Council It, or prior Perctl 1 above Ing. OtlYe by, then ..., · Bdrm1 face water. Ten· r..;;;==~~=---.:-n'%ll FAOM WILLIAM MOORES. ™• st•tement wu tlltd Trull• under llld purtuent end Lotn AllOclatlon u to, the publte hterlv:.\ YOU ARE IN DEFAULT s2eo.ooo & $295,000. nla-prlvete community-Ctrtaa ••l .. , HU .... Fllll•I DATED MAY 8, 1947, AND with the ~nty C1er1c of Or· to the power of Nie ton· duly appolnled TtultH CITY Of IR , aY: UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ~... unfurnl1hed. YHrly -_1, •-1.11 l 41H U1A 1_ .,a_1 RECORDED MARCH 1, ange ~nty on Febfuary tatred In that otrtetn Dead of under llld purtuant 10 Ottd ..,.._,. Patlft1, °"""1 DATED 1/28113. UNLESS S3.to0. Mery Lou Marlon -r~ reet _.... • ......... • 11t _.... 1948, IN BOOK 1731, PAGE 28 1985 Trust executed by MARTIN ot Ttutt recorded Maren 12 City c..-YOU TAKE ACTION TO I~~~~~-~~~ 1 Bdrm ea. unlt. South of In "Setvlew . The loweet 138 OF OFFICIAL RE· . nn.a R. DAVIS and SHERRIE A. 1984 , u ln1tr. No: ~blitrled OrMga Coe.It PROTECT YOUR P-.OP· ~ Hwy. Large. cleen. Ideal prloed. Ei.gent 3 Bdrm c 0" 0 s . AN 0 By PubCl.ntd Orenga Cout DAVIS. htllband and wife. 84-101845. of Offlclll Rt-Oally Pllol Merell 25. 1915 ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT tor owner $282 500 home In private com- QUITCLAIM DEED. DATED Dally Piiot March 4, 11. 18, recorded March 18, 1981. In cord•. •JCteuled by: John M-389 A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU PICTURE vo· ·1-•• , ._ • .:. ......... , mN~.· ~.-~Un~. OCTOBER 10, 1957 AND 25 1985 Book 139M of OfTlc4el .... J1y Ginter 111 and Cyntttll NEEO AN EXPLANATION u -...... """ -....,...... .. ... AECOflDED OCTOBER 24. . M-345 coro• of Mid County. It Ginter, tlU1band and wife • •-.,. 11(\T•rr OF THE NATURE OF THE HOME HERE C..ta .... Ml· llH l 24 '1boryglouttlo0do,11v ... _•c~e111n~thl1 ~pr1 .. , .. . 1957. pega921, Rtcorder'1 lnltru-Community Property H r..-..n. nu ~ PROCEEDING AGAINST le .._.... ,, PARCEL 2: •-JC """'Ti.rr ment No. 24475, by rNIQn tru1tor1 In the office of lhe NOTICI TO YOU, VOU SHOULD CON· A RIGHT OF WAY FOR r..-. nu ~ of 1 brMCtl or detault'ln pey· ~nty A.corder ot Orange CMOITORI CW TACT A LAWYER * fuQd; 3 6( f be. 1t PIPE LINE PURPOSES mentor performance ot the County, Stall of Callfomra. 9tllJC TRMIFI" 355 Avocado St. G-1. I d ble n '~~l-6r:i'~H OVER THE NORTHERLY 4 ,ICTTTIOUI .uwu obl!Qttlons MCUred thereby. Will SELL AT PUBLIC CO.ta Meaa. CA ge yar . at1Um• tit. r> rl'1 FEETOFTHESOUTHERLY NAmlTATIMSN'T lnctudlngthllbrttehordt-AUCTION TOHIGHESTBIO. (a.c..l101 .. 107 "(If I ltrtt1 addr ... or St31,900.0wner ~'4f y;' s1.ea FEET OF LOT 23 OF The lollowlng perlOf'll .,.. lault, Notice ot wtllcil WU DER FOR CASH (plylblt It N tlce ,~;;,~y given to common dHlgnatlon of Pr1'vate Parties 650--4758 or 558-3900 ----------FAIRVIEW FARMS, AS doing bullneu u : racofded Auoust 23 1984 tlma of Nie In l1wfvl money o I h lthl property 11 lhOWft lboYt, no •••••JI -•RAflRW SHOWN ON A MAP. S MS ENTERPRISES ... F*ofdW,.1 lntt~meni ot the United Stet•) et. the creditor• 0 1 • w n warranty II given M to 111 I -n-* ~ IUI THEREOF. RECORDED IN 20e5 A-4 Chane StrM t. No 84-354470, WILL SEl.l IOUth front entrance lo the named lreniftror(I) lhll • eompllleneu ()( eorrtc:t· Are We come 3br tseum. 8 75% loen. 4 Bdrm. New Bedford with BOOK t . PAGE 71 OF MIS-Cotta Meaa, CA 92927 AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO Or1nge County Old ou~ranifer ::~:~~ ntH).'' The btnellclery S844 per mo. P.l.T.I. view for I low $330,900. CELLANEOUS MAPS, RE· Frank Bandera, 2085 A-4 THE l:llOHEST 8100ER FOR CourthouM. 211 W. S1n11 ;:,, .. o; '7..c:rlbed under llld Deed of Truet. by $99,900 S.P. Agl Supple Guard ;ate community CORDS OF SAID ORANGE Charle Slrtt1. Cotti Meaa. GASH. llwfut money of the Ant Boulevard, City of 811111 ~·n~ and ~ tauon of• braech or default Cill Clllli.._ _., 790.9534 or 845-9181 wtlh pool, ape, tennle. COUNTY. )f CA 921127 Unl1ed Stlltl, or 1 cetNer'I Ana, Sttte of Cellfornla alt of 1 ...... Int__._.. In lhe obllgatlonl ttc:Ufed T• C••l IOdlyl A t 759 1H7 EXCEPTING T"ERE· ~ ~tc,.208~ chtc:k drewn on• ttll• or right, title end lnter•t eon-=~~. ar~':' LUCIUe thereby, htratotore U · MESA VERDE Exec. 3 Of 4 '"I' g . ~ FROM THE EASTERLY trtt1. ti natlonelbenk,tlttltorled· veyedto1ndnowheldby lt SNOWDEN 407 Soulh tc:utadlnddellv«edlo ttle 642-5678 br. lg• pvt lot. jlC. , ....... 418.40 FEET. THEREOF. CA 93437 er1I c:redtt union, or I llet• under llld Deed of Tru1t In . unde<llgned • written Otc:· $189,000 831-4737 Agt Harbor View Homee. Exira Al 8 0 EXCEPT IN 0 . Thia buitnesa II con· or ledtrli ll'\llnga and loen the property lltu1ttd In Mid Redwood Drive. Anahtlm, ler1llon of Default end 0.. THEREFROM. THE WEST. dUC1ed by I general part-UIOClatlon domlclltd In Ihle ~nty and Stile dtlcrlbed c'T:C:.11on In Celltornlt mand lor Salt, and written If, If, hast Plaza deep yltd. Fre1tlly ERL y 230 FEET. THEREOF nerlhlp ilatt. alt payable al the time u · . notice of breldl and of llec-f 0 r inf 0 rm at i Q n 3BR. 2be. fam rm, trpl, p1lnted. Don't mlu ttill The ltl'Nt addreu and l .. Bander• of .-. all t1ghl, lltle end Lot 4 of Trl01No.9MO. In °1 the chief executive otnot tlon to cauM ltle under-1trlum. lg yll'd. $139,500 onet $242,500. Agl. other common dtllgnatlon. Thi• llatement w11 llleel ln:erHt held by It, H lht City of Newport BMeh. or prlnc:lpll bu1tn::.,ott': llgned to Mii Mid property & surpr1"s1'ngly •-Wat•INhf 758·1ff7 K fllf'f, of tM tttl property with the ~nty Clerk 01 Or· 1 ruetM . In thtt rMI property u per Map flied In Book 435, ot the lnlandtd trt or · to Mlllly said Obllgatlonl, _, ---...,.-.,,.......,....,.------ d t 1 c r I b t d above I•= ~nty on Mirth 4. lltulte In llld ~nty llld Pegee 43 . 45 lnclullve of .. ~ Oltltr bullntU nama. •nd ther•fter the under· low cost. .._ Ml-l1H 1YIWBr+ ......... IALIM. l'Ll•.~ttom purported to be: 1978 Meyer 19 5 Stttt. daec:rlbed as followt: MllOellaneou1 Map1, re-ind addret1et ultd b lhe llgned ctultd Mid notice of .,. p .,., "' .... Piece, C0.1• Meaa, Call· P bl1 ....... 0 f210lll4Co-Loi 71 of Ttact No. 7485, cord• of .. id Orange Coun-Intended treniferor ~thin breech end of tltcl.lon to be 81 al oetpetlng, AIC, UP· fomle. u ....... renga -· •• per map recorded In ty lttl racordld Novembtf 21. I 2 Br 2 61 "' Harbor. Ql'eded cs.eor. cathedral Tn. under1l9n•d ell•· r. Piiot M1tGh 11• l8, 25. Book 310, Page1 12 to 11 ·nie llraet addrt11 and tl'lrae yea<• last yewi 1914 u Instr No.14--492781 duced to s 159,900. Ownr c elllng1, aecurlty & ~ f/lf'f lleblllty lor ~ A.Pf 1 1. t985 toc:lutlvt of Mltc:ellaneout olhtf common dellgnlllOn PHI 80 tar .. known to the of Offlelli Rtc:ofd1 In the of· 493-7587 or 858-7023 undergrnd prkno. Wtlk~ lneonecti-of the •lrtt1 M-357 Maf)I. In the office of the If any. of ltlt reel Pfoperfy ~~~deel lr1nilarae are· flee of Ille Recorder of Or-Ing dltlence to bctl. Rec· llddreea and other common County R«o<der of .. Id d • 1c r1 b • d 1 b o v • I• T~ ntmtC•> and bullnaee enge County; Ull IT .... rMllotl rm w/pool & tee. :-''°"· 11 any, lhown Ml.IC NOTICE County purported to bt 9 Nart>on· 1ddrna of the Intended Seid ule wlll bt made. but BMut. 28' 1be eoneo-. 1 115,000. Fully f\M'rilthed Tiie ltrMI aodr ... or ne. Newport BMeh. Cell· tren11eree(1' are· JACK wlthOUt eownent or .,,.,. COMPLETE Totally remod. In/out. turn-key. Prine only. Cell hid ...... be made. but IUNMOR COURT other common dealonellOn fornla WADLEIGH ANO BARBARA ranty. •KP' ... or Implied. re-Walk to beach a Hlfbor. f()( appt •83 '·2281 * wttMut C0\19ntnl or wer CW CAUPO.A, of the rMI property herein-The undtrligned Trultae WADLEIGH ll58t Melt gardlno tflle PQMHtlon, or Gd I I I I =5:."'ln'lpl~.r• COUNTYCWORMM above ducrlbed 11 dllclelm1anyll1bllltytor111y Orlvt •eo Santi Ana Cal-encumhfanc:ee. to pay the SPORTS St3a.~.m~ P~~.~=2 ............... ltlt, po11111 on.~ In tl"Mt Matt• of the Apc>ll-purpot1ed to be' 2345 Port lncofrte1,_ of the 1trtt1 tornt.i 9'2707 • rernat~ prlnclptl tum of 0, 240-1528 111 m""". 28'/1be/fem rm. "P'. to pay 1 ... c;.etlon of Rctletl M DoM on Cart111e Piece, Newport eddfaee and oChel' common Th he pertl the not I) ltCUfed by Mid D ... h ~ ptlndpll IUfl\ Of beNlfotS«aMarlee>o..t• Bttch,Callfornta. deelQNtlon. K any, ltlOwli nent.t!.:tto r.=bed ~ deed of ru1t, With lnterMt AIL Y I ~11~1~;!"'1~~ the l\OM(1) MCUted by Slid minor) for Ch~ of NlfM The under~ '*ebv herein. . 111 tu nit ft a In Mid note l)fovlded. Id• ..., 1• """'" ,.... .....,,., ....... Dead of Tl'\ltt with lntertel No ... 12 .... dlacleltnl ... 11....-.. tor -o ....................... _ ............. general... r ure. IC· ...._,...,., If ~under the In the •11a11u l MCUtlty S18000 CMtl " ...... ._..., -·• ...,.., ........... ._.. ""' tur• and equipment of that ... _ · dn, -/no· qu'111t·y1n1; .-.on. • Pl'Olllded In Mid ~DEA TO SHOW lneorfectnetl In Mid strwC wlthcM c:ownent or -· C«taln ~ "'4 and •me of Mid o'f ttUlt. .. note(al. adV•ioee. K any. CAUSEFOACHANOE aodr-or other common renty,exprea1orltnt)lled,,... II loeeled at· 713~ • .._,cNtgea,ande1C99n... 2400 down, Hiier S219000t1ttttt t50-11 undertMMmWofltktOaed OfNAME dtetgnatlon. gerd1ng tttte, po111111on. or AV9MUI Hunti....ton 8eecfl of the Trutt• Ind of the 111.,, Piiat ~vldetn·x_..FHlnAt ... fl•n'"°t r•'ngt•.' ti••--of Tl\* ...... ch.trgee end (Sec. 8064) Sald .... Wiii be made encumbraric.1, to PIY the CalKor,.;.e "'1'' • t"1ttt er .. ted by leld Deed ..,_ .., .... _. ...,.,,... of tM Ttuet• and Rct1ef1 M Dowe on behalf wtthcM werrenty, ~or rernelnlnO prlnelpel IUfl\ ot TM lutineel neme ..,.., of Truat. 28R towMc>ute wl'tl pt· ita;Pliiiio;n;r.piiooiiiiiiiiir. 1UP«.,._,.5,.G&n\oiiiiiioi2 of IN truet.1 oreeted by Mid of Sert Mtt1e e>o.. <• lrnplead, reoerotne title, poa. the note MCuted by N6cl by Mid ir.-.ori 11 N6cl Seid ... wll be held on. •· 0nty 183,SOO. Cell t>e~.id.d. many •tr• Dead of Trutt. minor) hM flled a pe1ltlon In ...ion. or ~. Dead of TNll, With in.. iocetlOn 11. VOU'Ll LOVI Tuetcley. ~ I , 1196, at Peg OetMrOf\ Ht-8400 ape. Ht ,.ttk a 8o. The t04el amount of the tt11a cour1 for en order 111ow-10 .. tllfy the Pftnoll* bel-thereon, aa prcMded In Mid AT FIMT BITE t:30 p m. In the ~ to !flt I Ctt ~ No ._ unpeild belenCe of the otlfl. Ing pe11tl0ntt to change her anee of Ille Hott Of other note.adVancee,lfany,under l'MI Mid l)l;ic ~II bUlldlnt loeeted tt '°' s157,500. 551..iw gellton ...,,.ed by Ille Pl'oP-neme trOl'l'I Set• Mlrlt Dowe oOllgetion MCuted by Mid the ttfml of Mid Deed of Intended to be coneurn-lout!\ l.eW6a Street, Orange, Rf(M~- arty to be eold end tteeOn-to Sat._Mne 09'lft. Ottd of Trwt, With~ TNllC. ..... cNrVM end 911• me1M I the omot Of· c.llfOrnll t2tel ........ Q-fft-0 .l"\11...( -f) ~ f'Jn:11 Wlft ... "'"'....., ooet.. ... IT 18 HlAE8Y OAOEAEO and other IUml .. P"cMded '**9oftheTnm•endof UC~ AATISTI INC. At !flt time Of tl"Mt lnltlll ,.mu ~"' l'CIU ~· '* i;;,,t,r\;J IA•• ~ end ~ at the thlt efl penone ll1te1..eed In therein; plut adV•ioea, If t"9 1rueu CHlltd by aeld 21092 8'0otlhuret • 1 '°'' pul)llMtton or thfl notloa, """4 ~ «n • "*A• time of the lnltlll pubtlcetlott the matter eforeaeld tPPM' any. under the teJmt tner.ot Deed ot Trult, tor the Huntlntton 8each Call; the tcNI amount of tM ~ .,..,.... .._. .i .... Of tM NotlCe of 8t1t 11 .,...,,. lfMI court In ~· and ~ on lllCft 116-amount t.uonebly eetl• fornte t2Mt on or .fter.. pelld M6lnCa of the ~ •-.. ,.,......, -61 i.. W .NO 71. rNnt No 3 et 700 CMc v1nce1. -"O p1u1 ,..., ,,....., 10 tw N71.ot7 11 ,0 1116 llftlon eecured 0y"" ~ '°" ,. ,_ ,_ •--" _ _. The • .-.-'""'* Mid Center Dt1W w.... lent• dlergea end • .,., .... or"" The belloflcilery under Mid thti tM. ,,.,,..., II .,.,. oeeorlbed deed of tndl eno .. E P t o E I o..d of TMlt ._..ofOfe •· Ant , c.Morni.. on A.Pf'll 2t, Trutt• end of the t"*-Deed of Truet heretofore Ill· )eCt to Cellfomle UnlfOfm ...,,..ated cot1t. •peneee. n . 9Cll'9d end dllll\J•ed to the 1N5 et t: 15 o'Clodt A.M . created by Mid Dead of ~ end ~ to"" COfll •dll Code s.ctiOfl • n cL • d v. n e. I I I I I I 11 r .,. ........ a wr"'9n 0.0.. and 'ffian end "*9 lflOw Ttutt. The tote! emount of .., ....... t wfflt.n DeG-t tot' 1121.114..37 _ . . . _ ...son flf def9Uft end 0.. cauee. If f/lf'f they .....,. • wfly Mid otlMgetlon. lndudlnO Wetton of Oetd end 0.-n. nam. and eddf-of Tiie totel lndebtedneel mend rot ..... end • Wl'tMn '1lld p«ttlon tor onanoe of rtMOMbly ..etrneted fMe. mend tor hie. Ind • wrmen 1,,. perion wllfl wtlom '*"I en eetliMte on wNCifl E It l R M I NoClo9 Of o.f*" Md IJec. name lllMt not 11e ttented dltltOlll and •1tpeneee of tM Not* Of Default Ind liec-ete1m1 mey be flled It ._ °'**" bid la~ Ion to .... The undel'lllli9d IT IS 11\JfffHIA ordered TMlee. It the time of lnltlel ...,,, 10 ... The 111\detllgned uc~w ... ,. .. TS INC ,., M oOtllned by cellng I I I r _.. Nkl ,.,._ a' o.. tr1et 1 oopy of ttlll Ofder to ~or 1111t ~toe. 1a c....o lltd Nottce a' o.-2,ota Btootifllll'tt • •1" (114) M~7 °' (t 11) _..._...__.___.~ t ......... ~ ..... IO "'°" '**' be ~ In 11~.-... feuft end l~ 10 a.. to Huntlnoton 9"cfl c .. .; ti7-4MS "" -""°"'"" II t K K y I . .,. .... .., 1n • OOUfttY tt1e Orange cow Delly Piiot. o..ecs. Mer011 20. 111s be recorOed 1n tt1e OCM!'Y fornta ftt4t Ann· ICC 11ncw ..... ......_..-._-.-...... -4 " ....... ,.., proper'Y It • MWICMllP« . of fl'*•' •WNlllT...,.. LOM, ..... "" rell propsty le hoow No. :.0..-'e end .. o...d. ,,..,e11 7• ,... r r I I .. lootlted. ~ putJIWled 1n ""' me .. • ca• • ....,. leoeeed. teet • tor ,.,. _..,. ~ uc f7ll _ _ . _ .. ~.=.~·=IT =-:,~•.::::,:."":: tr.-: o..w.r:. 111t,r~ -=:=::.~:er·· r/IC~•YrlTA flW'eoM., C0'5 CNMW.-• _,,, ~to !fie~ of Mfd hear· c• ... =r=:::-.: u::s: I • 1u;~ CM --. "" ~ ''°· .:Jll, .~ ... ~-......,......_ ~tr.0. .. -.. ... ,.,,.-,.,.....,. O...llledfled~ ...... r: -• . Ltt A•!:l•t, CA edMAfUt INS _.,....._., ttll llerttt ,_, ............ o.ted'~n tttl AM1nt1, ' I 7 7 .... MU•lr:Atlll. ...., T. llllNH, lf •• •was; ................... C,.....,,.._ ................ ....,,ltt .... LRl!llt., W tll 4 rl11enl .... '::!: .. t"9 1....-~:. ':': T I Sf I I: ~ (I 1 I' , Ltts ,;. ,,_. ::J:i. CA -(N' ~~~~~CoMl~~COllll~~~~~~~~~ ~ l'1I04 Metdl f1 . II, 21, D* fllot MerCfl 25, ~ 1, a.tty Plot M...:fl ti. Atlr1I 1, Dely f"llol MerCifl 8 A$WI 1, Deity l"'ttoC .._alt ft. ,... Daly "°' MWICl't 11, H , 11M I . 1& ,... I , 1flita I , IMI M4'4 ~ 1. 1M5 ...... M441 ' ' M•» I M418 Mo-3M M- II ------. ... ··-~·----.. ---..--· _.._...,.......,.__ _..;;1 ______ • ______ ....._ ___ ----- -• , . . • •Wit ..... 11. ac•11;rar111 I .... rua1.... ..._ ~ ..... ,......., 11 lal. ...,. .... lal. Beytlde VIHTa 300 E. lrntt 1575 lut. lu.... lid Cetta .tlliBi ':•!!II..... nit c.ta .... 2714 lniM 2744 ~ftl~r) B ~.scfu~!~ i0.1 iBl-Uill FurnlWd m conao tn 2er. g#, rnc:a yrd, p:ao, ..... -11-. BEAl/T. 2bf Condo on the .. llilll $t0,000to$38,500 2 er 121,111.FIUPllll See Harbor. Jecunl, crpt$595.P9'<*.201SE Bdrm, 3 ~ P'lt petlo, ..ierlnC.M .. nucetpeta, ---· 2ba, dbl wide. sun tower pool, tennis. C.it days Wall.c:e. 548-7508 pool, trpl, IN. 649--0709 drapee, trpl, micro. g« -Lot• of ci.ck. 875-4023 l"I· .... Pa,.1lt 71418&9-28 tO, or •II 3Br 28a nonh CM. POOi, w/opener, pool l epa. .... -IHtPll.nl S,7141538-4778 apa,grdnr,nopetaS1200 Exec.4Br2'~tMl.~crv-$875/mo. 541-2447 WHHmlltl.Um Income Tax Preparation eo.11,....._ SenlOr Clttien Near beleh. reeoru end = IE;l Is sierra Mgmt 83&-0772 Nwpt C<•t Condo-Many spec111. cosy 1e19 boe1mat1naa.H1gt1grau. 1 ictrae St350. no-o..53 mTllT• .. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~=a!J§E==~~:~~:=~=~ SKYLINE 12ic5&. Owner Gl9nt herdwooda. oak . tea comm. •W11t1ld1 •harp 28r . $695/mo LOWJfy 2 Bd 2 Ba anltlout, will help nnanoe. and hlckOty LMe of the 4BR hm. Pvt bch. 18a. encl gar, lnc:d yrd, ~~B~R RIDGE ~SJ!T~ Twnhel. All Bit-Ins, frptc, Enjoy -e life ltyte' eur-cer..a Ml llar Call National 531.,.122 <narxs, Missouri. Road Sec/1p1. New furn. patio. lndry rm. New furn ~ r:;.: & -. lite lndry rm rounded by "'9 charming SUlllvan Tu 1 Bick .... lrontege New survey by 493-4804 crpta & drpa. No '*" · .. -. w•1 TSL MGNT &42-11103 at~• of Wood-...,. lndlvduel & errMlll ~ Cozy alngle wld9 Moblle lleented '"""ineer [)e.. Must stand credit ctleClit vv. Tennis, pool, MC. EYee/WkndS &42-8221 bf1d9I WleQe Serv. 894 W. 19th St, flnancltil 7eo-t081 Home. Gerd«I Grove. t 1...... -·• · v ..... fll'lllW S&50+MC dip 770-5129 975-9889/818-790-5125 C C · ,._.._ Free coneuttatlon 1 Dey ~-------i--------Low prlee & tow space 1 ...., survey map. 1'Y It L ~ Ziii Large 1 l 28r, pool. lndry rou reek and ......,.. Service, ~ 183e TAXES tlM Alltume. rent. Own« anidoue. Ne-s ecluded Wlldern111 •t• ... Bdrm. 2ba. pool, nr. So. New1)0rt Hts. 2BR 2be, room. From 1459. 1884 Creek o"er 1 unlqu9 8utlM8I a perlONI. llonal 531-4122 area Year around fllh· comforta fUrn.1 Ii( apt. Coast Plaza. S 1250/mo, frptc, pool/gar. No ~·· Monrovia 54&--033a combination of one. two ~rat•. ---------• Ing_ Ideal location. Good ~teps to P'lt beech. .7804521, 213/902-teM 11Vi.t+dlp. RM9 req d. and three bedroom Selling 1nythlng with a NWpt Mgmt srvc 875-221 t i-.;~~PifiM!IMr-lllTA •U high ground. Very scenic. $850+ d9P lncts gar BMut Lge E-91de 28d 1ea $845/mo 875-2520 Lg 1Br. c:rpt. drpe, etow, aplf1menta IOClted new Delly Piiot Olaeelf'led Ad 12x80' Mayflower with Excellent lor llorM ranch laundry rm, uUI.' nm h ... type Apt. New cpl/ Npt Crl9t 2Bd+d«I ~'hbe nwly pnt U 5hdep. a variety of convenl«IOI 11 a llmpte matter .. ~ Adi, 'fOUf ~ front kitchen. large Uvtng-or ~tlle. Game pr~ 499--270.., wrk &75-5511 pnt. Encl yd/gar, no pets. Mini vu. Avall. now. 718D Stllllrnar 852-tMe tor Ill 1g11: "*call 142-5878. 1top ~ c.nter, dining atea. Maple In· ~~·'!~.:~~et::;~ •---· 1_.__._L • ..1 1&75 532-3289 lw meee $1200/mo. 720-0133 0< Lg 11yBr:..!!' ~ XIMnt rete *Shopping • t1<lor1. la.rge bath with _Qulrable. tOO'!. Tl _ _. --3BR ~ ftfept~. dbl LM opt ll90 7~-508~ on •;"'S.:-~'7 ature * Thea•• latab t. ~. ~ ~~ end mlnen11 rights go llll 1112 jar. Large yard. E'SIDE IUNW lllllllTY adttl>f'i * Recfee11on IWI 2111 bed 117 600 with ranch. Mucil wild 1000, Agt 54&-7729 . EXechmS2200 &44-7070 BEAl/TIFUL 28dtm, 28a ,_, ___ ..,. ____ _ r~.640-S937 game. lnveat In America. E-91de 2bdrm time Ml . PRV gar I btllc:Ony $79& Seleled unite w/cathedrll AM the goodlel Sh< NB NEWPORT BEACH Share , •. This trana.c11on can be crpta app6I yatd kid <* SPYGLASS Hill. 4BR POOL SPA quiet, no pete <*tings & llllMlde vlewl. CondO $450tmo w/md .. Large Home. non-amttr l.QlJ)pjll;ll;!UAJ.IQILJllll[J)Jft...J_Jl.anQU.CS~ PP* ssoo ~ l.u...~~~;:,:;:~r:;:T;;r;;.:,uv;-==~Sa5.4-IAJ6.. .... 1-CX~--f-TiiViii:JE;5~-ai,;gr.:,Z.;g..--:::r----- mall Flrtt come, nrst 53M190 Beet Rtty... now. S2&00/mo. Agt MESA PINES 54$-2447 Further leulng BIG C"NY""" M/f lo...... ,...,. Bch M /f 28r 28a. Apfll Catt Mrs. Slhla ,• Mrve Write F11ms, Boie . 75t-tt9S 819134()..1214 New 2br 2'Abe 2 •"'units, lnfon'Nltlon, -. ...... call: "' """" ... v«'Y pvt beeut vt.w all 75~ t0< "-'* Mobile home over ege 55 312. Eldon, Ml11ourl LAO CONDO. SC PLAZA SUMMERSET MOL H.rbt pvt yd & gar. s75o1mo. (714)857~ w~pool~~ 2be ldlt._: poet, i.e. tenn II!--•- k C M 2b / 8502&. Phone 314· atea lBD 2 1128a. mjr Vu Hrna, 5 bdrm, din-rm, -...&ZIO. 548-7&52 Open Deity SAM to &PM ,...,,.,.., ·,_,....,MC at 'fOUt doOt S405+S200 ...... Rll ~-~ $lo00 ~t~sSe°:"' 392-3722 diy ()( fflght . L~ 111• lppl/alr, POOll/tlnnll lltn l sunken llv-rm, -.---·-----Pf1lniJ, $&50 7&0-1578 depotl1875-8334 ... 1111 No collect calla piene. --S900&4&-2143/735-M25 tMllut cond s1850 mo Prof decorated 28r 28a Reeerw Now f« l"'P'~"""!l~-1111'"'~~'! (aw fnt UH NPT HTS lbr 2tMI tp nu 552.900o · · · Condo nt SC Ptza. Pool, &.immer Occ:upancy COM. Prof Pl'1IOO to IN 3 Prof M~ lhf beaut tum * •• · liClll -l.L ·-~ lMI cpl ywd no oar 'no'pet tac. MC gate, Cllrpor1 8d llOml. No smk/peta. 28r 2be NB T'#l'WM, Wffl .Newport area H lmTI (Int W l a..C •-•L--1 , __ ... u95imo+dlp 831.5 103 lull Au. S750/mo Oeb 722-8053 '"et IAc• 271t S500• ut» 780-9229 must 1>e neet & reec> &AO-eOee and &50-22•9 ONL y S75K down, talte HA VE Palm 3 ea 2 L ..._. ..... SI rm .. ---11111 ·-· "11: m 2ar 2L ii50. Femele rmmt 10 IN 2bf $400 ...... ut 8'S.. 7~ Oouote Ollf'aget on p.,.._ over. No Quall tying LR. Dr. FR. IWlm pool. unique 26drm hm: 1766 Off Newport 1426 lbr PIO w/d6. ,,, So Co -• -refrlg, 11ove, dlh~r 2bl. gar .. 1n C.M Area. Prof"" comp rum 2 bf 2 suta 1130 mo 87<r-010IJ Tr~ Ot<. Great rental $150,000 turn. WANT utlla tree turn w/b1tln1 Ml updated bltln• mod Pl.11 ~~m ove -in ......... ,..... Incl No I*• Call bhm $300/mo Pewy549-1233 bl Prll Nwpt apt Owner 67~3002 area. Call Rick Byer• dupleic COM or NB wit! 539-6190 Best Atty,_ decOr utllt fr .. 53M190 539-8l90 Bast Alty fee t-4 dally 545-4855 1w1y 5 mo't p/Yf 1450 A.a.1~ In•·-•· _14 760-7292ANYTIME 1dd GE RRIE co BeetRlty... 21a, ....... ,... Lc.:oom/pvt ba/enlr p I ~521bef &am VURW -- Bkr/Co-op /tet-upe malled 759-1111 C.1aa .. l llu 2222 Small 2 Br Condo, 1 beth. A,utmall Fuai.W ...... .., -:11, I nme S. Laguna _ 1 ' · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I.I. Waat-..1 l S 2BR 28X. iOft a;;, gar, S&tS/mo Call 549-9823 _:!'.: ·---· .. Call Cat11ndr1 , Oya Prof to enr IOI 38d 38a -lndry hkupa, grMt toe. °' 751•8191 ,..... ..-497...-491, Ev 499-~ 1111 COM 1!15/mo Dys WESTCLIFF BLDG "If WPOR' BE A(•• ~-.... ..... . . .... llPLD teer downs In Corona cMI Paul Evans Agt 720-3939 w .. tlide 281' 18a. gar, wet ... ,,.. ... H1 1111 IN NEWPORT BEACH M~~ snr ~~·rm/ Pvt lvm room In c M A ... MniM M.A. •Wfll1 II.All cXsA #or R1 °' R21o11 °' 111501mo mo-mo avt 1md = ..... -•t ._.. 1Hst Plaza. 1131.5411"" 1eo-2531 On West Bay Ave, steps to Mar or Newport Beach. w/d, hkup, nlee yrd. No m'6Af 28( 2L. XVI • • A grNt place lo llw on the ~2;7'~v.":,, ~&4 home Kitch privlledgea ..... Bay & Ocean, owrww may Call Greg L .. 760-9470 EXCE~TIONAL Duplex. 3 ~ta S&2S+dlp 545-7HS 411 to 8115. Stlll Winter Spacious Condo 1~ IQ Upper Bay Private $300 mo 845-2435 1450 It VleW w1te .carry 111 T.O. I br, 2 ~ ba. 2 frpk:a, IP•· Won't laatl 3bdrm hM rete $800/mo. &73-ttoo-It. Nu crpll, drpa, 2Bdrm, clubllouaet & health M/F Stir 3 Bd Blyfront Ou'-' A·-kr ...... 2 Bd IQ __ 2.l.... 111111 tub, lam-rm, 2300 IQ. It. , 1V. 81111 rmcro frplo spit 8 tennll courts 7 home Alk fOf ... , " '"" ,... .,." I 1500. Avt 4/& 7&o-914e w/chef f kllch gar/shop ,....__.. Q rr c..C.C,1...., etreame . I ' w yng eicec 28a In NB 1250 • 112 $' private offlOet with lg Ull ••••n fncd 4 kid/pet $700 at ~ • • :...t__.1111"."' Pool/~• pools, ciOM to bus neat, John 6'&-7158 Ive ~ utll 645-8247 tlon area • eec---Eic H 3BR 2be n~ -.,, OC Airport, F11hlon -----• Ill-llN ec. ome~ · 53M 190 .... t tee llallal 2712 1875 No pet• 54g..244 lsl9nd, convenient ahops M/F 10 snr 2Br 281 CM Snr apaclous 3br 2'.\ba r91 ~ offa 11110hen· --------...... rarail•H =n 1=:.oJ:i:::= FtutaJa ;aRXRb OPENING; •STUNNING Lg 1Bdrm on l!Qhl =~~~~J .. ~~~·7 otc ~:~~:n~-;e:::r ett~ ~atld S 1950/mo. &75-5393 Y~ Wf 11111 ••• •-18a Gard«I Apl. Pool Singles I & 2 Bdrm Apart· · .. •-.! .___.... -,,, •• ·~ ..... 1 710 w 18.. I & T .. ~.-~ Snare NB MCUfl"-eondo. Want 1·2 tvof rmmtes-.;:;; .... • • a ... a, __..., I' • I .. ZI"" OLDE CORONA DEL MAR 4BR w/frpk:, dbl Olf., 15200 Grand Ave .,. .. .., mo. t.. men 1 own.......... ., .... ~ 1 1 a...t lfH vlflU I f -Spac 3 br. 2 ba. frptc, no pett, 1tg ywd, s 1100. Laite Elalnore --a -(Ask about furnished 111 amenities. NB Qc..,, NB hm Of twnlla by ocn -.,_ __ ,...,..,_.!'1!9 rc:t! H1y E 2 Bd tlo St300/ aec. depo11t. S 1000. • l 2 3BR from • .,95 "'" ..-r-a epta. complete with TV, view $595 Cll1650-5513 Fun PIOC)4e 549-7325 !•-------· PXLD 5EstRt RESORT ......_ner •U1 """ P• · mo. 980-t83e •' :...: . .........: Wat;,..,..;,,,, Want 1 Mlec11on of great linens & vtenlffs, maybe -::=====-=--.l... _ _:_ ______ L.:=======-.:.....---:; Condominium 2 Bdrm• townhooH Pool & tennis Joyce Wattt &31-1288 ..-e ·-· __..... IMng? We can on. any-rented f0< short term °' I s Greet toe .. tabuloUI 1a1i: court S 1195 1573-0898 OLDE CORONA DEL MAR $795 rents k.lic 3-4bdrm •G• ltoves thing from a small 8')t 10 longer) On Jamboree TODAY wey/mtn view. Fully turn, Hov .. ·CDM roommat• Spac 3 br, 2 be, frplc:, 3be hU dbl Q# IPI •Cerpetlng 1 drapes • 48d llM. If looking In Rd at San Joaquin Hills lmrneecond $98,000. Ph great location· 675-345& patio. $1300/mo. kid/pet<* nr Bh<ttlEJlla •Pooll apa CM N8« HBthlnk ot ua Rd CROSSWORD PUZZLE E ... 2•• 53M 190 Belt -. -•Cable TV II • f • .. --...w..-...... a.a.a .. 720-3939 Mr. Vlllt eve 641-4001 days Joyce Waltz .... 1-1 vv "''' OPEN HOUSE-DAILY 2...-~ or In.It ........... "' ~ 1 -====----============.!.::=====--===:..!,1ut. ..... Saturdey & Sundey 11-3 TSL M~ 142-1803 1-------- I HOROSCOPE SYDNEY 01111 , Bd 2 112 L Fem rm 2 INLAND EMPIRE NB REAL TY &75-1&42 ••-n ---· ·-. ' PROPERTY MGMT rw. _,,,,. ;7375~~1~24.:i.p. 114n 91.1012 WUTUllYLUM e-ut1tu12Br281ap1 Enci gar l pvt boh Boat moor-lleechln' dell 1425 pays ...... Lovely.quiet complu lngs ev .. s1450 Sofry. rent ut ... I 88* kltc:h Pnla1all 2717 w/pool, IP•. g«, lndry no pets 780-0919 aundeck 1tep1 to sand rm, no pets_ 531-&190 Beet Rt"',_ 28R 1ba. frpk:, 2.plilic nr Bac:tl-1435-$445 •WESTCUFF 2Br. 1'.'tBa ·1 lhOpl, bof1 $850. Dys 1Bd~S545-$555 TownhouH No P•ll Frplc accen11 spit M 3br 979-7927. &75-71&8"" 2BdnN-S835-S&85 $7110tmo 1se 548-7533 2be w/gourmet kit dad's TSL MANAGEMENT ---2--••••••••••••• ~r 1875 no lut U l •r 17 ~122or&42·1803 In CdM, lg, 2br bl. 2 ... """ .. _ .... .__ p1t10., gar, mod. no pet•. Tuetclay, March H ,_,_:_: 1..., ..-t "" ·-1:!~ & ~n. ~lna2 Wlll&.m ftLUll •vt 4110. 1&95 &40·9'08 ARIES 1 March 21 ·Apnl l'I ). ( on tac t made 1n recent days will now ...... persona mu.' No p..1 1& 2 Bdrm apt•. pool, ape, OCEAN SIDE of Biibo• btar fruit. You'll rccc1w menage related to experiment. fu nding. 18r Condo on Creek. S725. 780-1199 5-7prn lndry rm, patio, balcony. 43rd 11. 1 Bd tbl de- R I h h Id ""· I d Patio elf pool tennis No pets S585 to M95 tacM<I unn, gar yrty prod~ction. e at 1on~ ip grow\ 'itronger. s o rt trip cou ~ invo .~e . No'*• '695 873-5003 . Bright, c111n cheery, TSL MANAGEMENT $650/mo • d99 Leave Capricorn figures prominently. 3Bdrm 2ba. like new. pvt 754-00810<&42-t603 phone numtMlr tor appt TAURUS (April W-MO) 20): Required matmal becomes •LOVELY 28r d«I, bltlni, patio. S1300 &40-8110 &c&-27511548-&933 ava1lnble. (°)ck h igh. C'lpcc tnll) where money 1~ concerned. Yo u gain ~~~1~~~ Temporary Rental. 3 mo·._ lut. IMc• BLOCK TO BEACH DE· 11ddcd rer ogn1t1on. )'ou'll he n:pa1d for recent e ndea,o r. Anes. Libra Lge 2 Br 2 be upstah, '* TATCHEO UNIT 1 e~ persons pin) dom1nnnt role\ Tuttteroek dellll• 28d· Ip, $700 mo 551-92&5 Bitnt. C9~ drpa, ~· 1ba, garege Y11r1y GEMINI (Ma~ 21 -June 20) lmpnnt St) le. str~S!> indcpcndc."nce. -;.:::·~~~ C.ta. h ='ciep. ~ ~ '850/mo yrty On '3rd highlight new !>t. rt 1n "d11Tcrcnt'' dm:t1o n Roma~n~ nouni.h~s. you'll TUATLEAOCK 1owty bee f BA t b&'. we1tc tn ™· 3BA 2,~~ dbl g«. lndry ~~:.t:fi's ~~ get to he:irt of matter\ \fake pcr\Onal appearances and appeals. Leo 3Bd pool tlofM 11>9. tr poo1 $435/mo tat/IMt . sns Anff Aprll 1~ pl3)\ kq role Ip Gdfw • '700 is..-9155 S 100 dip lrnmed <» &40-0793 C)( M 1-001& VERSA tu.ES VIEW CANCER (June 21-JUI) 12) ~ur:1 o l M)Stt'I). glamour htghltghls -~;~!I cuc>enCY· 851-0424 AVAIL NOW Unique own-2:~m.c:~ ~~;S::- \CCO:lrlO T1m1na is c)n target. )OU II bt more steurc and o n more sohd t 2er tea 2240 Pac.lflc. .,. unit. 1 br ttMI. frplc, VILLA BALBOA fi nanc1nl-emo11onal bn~. Fo rmer mentor ts b:lck on scene. will aid tf ~~. ~ Y•d. 91'· no ~· $595 w/d l'lk up, dlW. patio. no se1S41~ requested. • pool, Qbt'9e M75/mo. s.ra M9f'nl 83&-0772 pets $525/mo S 1000 cs. Agt &3 t-'980 LEO (July 2).;\u&. 22 1· Otvcri.1f). accept social 1nv1tat1on. Focus 650-2352 aft4CWft 1 2er 28a ,___ twntlM. 0o poe1t 840-3711 lu a..-te ml on popularity. Po,~1hlc tnl\Cl. long.<J1 tanct'c:ommun1cat1o n. Mcmbc:r *,. •tt• * ... 191~ Waleee •103 Cloee to ocean. 1Br ~b#WSR+ mr of oppo\1t<' ~' helps fulfill "'sh. C,em1n1. ~1ttanus peri.ons pla)' rwm. ll'Mt end """· s 1625 875-9291 No~ ooniptu. lndry CltPOt't ~~2ea. gate IOCk entry ACROU t C.1pet 1)'04' s Oechnes 9 '"'"904! 14 '" 1111.S IOCOlhO" IS Ma.OMf"v•l't 16 StubOOll\ ot\ 17 C~st soun<! 18 Cast ballot! 19 &1ta10 20 Woman in Ge"4!$•i ~, Pen111t1eo n Pe<t0<m~ 23 JOU•"4!'f•n<l 2!> Ca110.r n soc 28 lnd1Ult0n 19 '-""' o•ouo 32~1\•0 JS~-1 17 Tl\<11ni.s 38 Sn.alu 39 Sf'ed GO.I •O Direct •2 8tOQl\1 •J Sc.otcl\ "~ ... .,,,..,, , .. 0 ncf' ,,..., 46 0•<' ,. A.a.ng K~ .. , 2 J 4 paramount roles bdrm, 2~ -frpec. bftne, E-alde 2Br 1 CNld Ok.. No No I*• "25 53e-0490 Many em.n1t111 Adlt VIRGO ( ua 2l-~pt 22): MtiJOr domt'SllC ad)USlm,en1 IS 99' ... ~~·no doQll 2513-8 Elden $59& ~OUAPLEX D+clG No ~ts S1100 + 14 htghli&htcd. Lmpha•11' o n communil). prest11c. panic~uon 1n ~ ~ l400 dip 87S..t2t1 2Br 1 belt\. IUlt rwdilc, angl ..c Celf t 10 5 492-4929 ...__,._...__..,..__ chantabk p rOJCCt. am1ly member acqu1c e 10 dC\trC. Be iplomat1c 3 ~ ~ ~ •VILLA MARSEILLES* S:751: ;.:,.=vwd ieteli)i!i!b in "victory." Taurus na11vc pla)'s kc) role. ~11400 mo..:.0,.5311 La 1 & 21drm Apta. A1c.1---"'°'------- UBllA1Scpt . .2J..Oct. 22): Deline term • ~rfcct technique • oprn d/w. OuiM & peecef\111 111-•l 'II &..-- lines of communication. Moon po~111onem ptlasl1c~"tr.tY~l.cduc1110n. 4aA2~_,r.,.._ We 9I009Pt ~ .. from llTll• spiritual value~. \one<:pl of JU"1cc w ill be fulfilled. Pisces. V1rao ~~·aooimo .. ;.= IMI. 714155 ·'200 WY llTt Wkty ,_": s :!~ UP pcrson5 fi1urc in sccnano. •wt.aTSIOl 21r 21a. u ve..... ~ C<Mor TV, .. to SCORPIO((kt.23· ov 21 )' C>cfinc term,,kccprcccntrcsolut10M ~='~ ~+o::.: :::.:c.:;ormo. "° ._.Spect.J:'eptt r: ~.:.:..- conccrntn& diet. nu1r111o n general health You'll learn m ore abQ-.1 a1400 1111311-4141 · . •ta nr. 1 a aa .,., .. · NS N eo... Hwy financial rewurcc )Our own anJ thoscuf one who would bc'a panntr. ,,.., ... 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"Babies sure ore a cute way to start people!" M.ARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "Do we know a vet who'll make houM call1?" DRABBLE GARFIELD 11001' MULLINS OUT OF PLACE ... L.,ADIES' B~FORt: <S~NTLEMEN· · -- ~IR~T, NO·Nf.O( 6€.~1 MAMeO~ Ai A~Mll)Rfh1Ll~b-\ ...... .. , hat• Monday a." DENMS THE MENACE PEANUTS by Hank Ketcham •VJHEH A ~ RINeS, IT TlO<LES 1HEJR FEeT. ~~ WHY 1HEY FLY AWAY. ' by Kevin Fagan 'f ~f.M W~1 ~f'i\NK-.{ AKD !>IRf.IC.M eeAI '~iH6~1 ~ITt''f' ANO i> JOtN Tuf. ~T!>, !. IM1t'4K ~00 "l\'Jf. 10 ~~\}€. ~ !>IU..'I N~ME ?II~\(~ Ai OAQ\!JI by Jim Davis Q.1-As South. vulnerable. you ------------hold: PIP YOO KNOW YOU'RE CUTE WMEN YOU'RE ANGRY ? +Q1S (;;)J102 OAK •AKQM The bidding has proceeded: S..tli Wett Nertla E.et 1 • Pue 2NT p.., ? What do you bid now? A. -The conservatives among our readers are likely to add North's minimum of 13 points lo South's 19 and suggest that South should In· viLe slam by bidding four no trump. However . we feel that South's good five-card auit compensates for any deficiency in high cards, and we would opt for aix no trump. We are by Ferd & Tom Johnson prepared to compromise with an ace-asking bid of clubs en route. so lstc: TSK · ~ -n.Jt:V that we can stay out of slam should 1 SHO&JIJ>N'T \ >-( 1 lli; I we be missing two aces. KAVE HIT HER i g~~Se Q.2 -Eaat-West vulnerable. as WJT~ ;~~ 1 EASIL'/ South you hold: •Qt,. . +QTt OMU 0 A85! ., SAN.ANA 5... Tht bidding hu pr~eeded: N~ Eut 8Htla Weet l ~ OW. I (;;) p.,. 3 (;;) ,... 1 What action do you take? A. -In t.hia sequence. North'• bid of three hearts ia preemptive. not In· vltaUonal -be wanla to make It II _ _.L,;.;,..;..' ;;;;;;;; dllticult u po11lble for tht op- by Harold Le Ooux ponenu to eni.r the auction. Had ~GO IN THE KITCHEN ANO he want.ed to l.nvllt pme, there were any number of other blda he could have made. Th r~fore. there ia no reaeon for you to do anythln1 ot!Mr than pue. CM!CK QJT THI! ~~IG. COUN9ELOR • Q.S-Both ~.-.rable, u outh you hokl: •A&QU OAJU OQt •U The b6ddln1 hat proe.edH: ~ w.-N_.. ...... •• ,... 1 0 ,... I O· .a 0 P .. ? What act.Ion do you tak 1 A. -North'• bkldin1 1how• .) .u~ # I . ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ minimum. two-over-one response with long di•monds. You could make some sort of an argument for a pass. but we feel that the queen of diamonds is just enough for one move toward game. Raise to four diamonds. Q.4 -Both vulnerable. as South you hold: + A93 ~ AQ8 0 AQ'32 • A5 The bidding has proeeeded: ing the band too chea}fly -it did not show extra values. Now you have to determine whether no trump is your beat spot for a part· score. With your weak spade holding and good four-card support for diamonds. a suit contract 1hould be preferable. Retreat lo a safer haven by correct.Ing to three dl•monds. S..tla Welt N~ Eut Q.e-As South. vulnerablt>, you I 0 Pw t• Pw 1 o ... 0 CHARLES Sw1F.F _.. .. ~ Go1E1 SNT P... 5 0 P .. 1 What act.ion do you t.ake? A. -Al the very leut., partner mu1t have five good clubt. the kins of diamonds and an O\IUide earci. Therefore. you can virtually count 13 tricks al no trump. However. partner al.o more lhan likely haa a 1lngleton n one of the majors. Thus. It mi1ht be eafer to bid the gT'&nd 1la111 In dialDOtMle. ju1t in cue rou nt.cl a ruff or two to ber all the trkkl you need. Q.6-Neither vulnera~e. u South '°"' hokt: •M <:>JI• O&MU •A?a Tiiie biddla1 hu proeuW: N_.. FAllt ._.. w.- 1 <> Pul INT P .. , .. 1• ... ,_ INT r-t What UM 4o '°" &.a.kt1 A.-Part.Mr'• bid ol lwo no trump ••• 1imp'1 a ~Uve maneuvwr to prevent tlw oppontnl• from buy • •7~ <::i1US! 0 98 •QJ73 The bidding has pr~eeded: Netu E.1t Mt.la t 0 1 ~ 1 What at'tion do you t.ake? A.-The only bid that can be con· side red is one no trump. However. you art a whit too weak for that ac- t.Ion. which shows a fair band. Pua. and wait t"o stt whether partner t. good enough to reopen the biddlnf. By not tipping off your heart holding. you also could Induce the opponent.I to ovureach tbemtelvee. ..... ,. ........... ..... ... ....,~a.. ... ... ........ , .. .., ..... ..... 0,11h1 ...._ .......... .. "Geru·L••••·" ca.re_ot ta.ti •• =·P.O. In tll, ,.._,.... ·'· ......... ,.,.... .. ••• , ... ,. •• b BUENA PARK GARDEN GROVE HUNTINGTON EDINGER BEACH _, al G WAR NER 0 CHICK IVERSON Chevrolet • Porsche • Audi 441 E. Ce11t hy., l••••rt haell 111-otOO Highest Quality Sales & Service 4( w al 0 NABERS CADILLAC , .... 2100 HAlllOR ILYI., COSTA IEIA (114) 140-1100 (213) 111-1211 •Best Prices • Convenient Location • Great Location • Super Service • Courteous & Knowledgeable Sales People 0 THEODORE ROBINS FORD U.S.A.'s # 1 Thunderbird Retail Dealer Modern Sales. Service. Parts. 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VOLKSWAGEN &n'FAMILY STORE SINCE '53' • W Sales -Service -Leasing., - BRISroL Kr EDINGER Mt-0110 lN SANTA ANA /II I e e A /II 888 DOVE ST NEWPORT BEACH 714 833-1300 - • 2880 Harbor Blvd. Costa Me•• 540-0713 3 Blocks So. of 405 Fwy. Tiie Be•t C•r Bav• · la Or•••• Coaatv ..... , Th De•l•r• Ll•ted Oa T6l•P•g• -- r~r,1 1r,11' Miii •I , ·Freak accident kills 2 brother Boys apparently trapped under water _w:...:._;h~n boJit hit buo off Catalinatsland theirfathercrashed into an unlit buoy about 100 yards offCasjno Point •. The father. also named John Phil- ~survived the accident clin&!!!J 10 the huae oast uar moonna bouy. a Los Anteles Shcriff s deputy in Avalon expfained today. authoritin uid. The 1mJ)9Ct hurled all thrtt from the boat and cauwd the craf\'s anchor line &o become tang_!cd with the buoy swim IO the buoy but w~ pulkd undtt waler when the boat c1ttlcd around and snqatd the youths 10 t~ By STEVE MARBLE Of ... .,.., ........ A boating accident off Catalina Island late Friday that clai med the lives of two Lagu na Beach brothers ~ho were fi shing with their fat her was Coast Rep. Robert Badham has ask~d for a moratorium on u8e of gill nets In order to save whales off the Orange Coast./ A3 Red Cross testing county blood donors for AIDS, but those who might have disease won't be notified for six months./ A3 An Orange County teacher has been ac- quitted of charges of molesting a student./ A3 California My~erlousgasex~o~on described today by authorities as a ··one-in-a-million accident." John Phillips. 17. and his 12-year- old brother, Eric, were killed when they wNe trapped under water after the small boat they were rid in& in with The tee ns and their fat her. ridina in a IS-foot Boston Whaler. were retum- ina to the family's 36-foot sailboat when the smaller craft hit the buoy. Inc. saTcronc dCputY:-- "The boat was still running and kept cirtlina the buoy because the lines were taosJcd,'' said Deputy Jim Holin. "The father arabbed the buoy and huna on." The brothers apparently tried 10 ... Reduced sewage treatment battle~ moving inland Foes see king support while A WMA members review tbt matter. in their opposition to __ ..,_inland water districts have resisted an effon by coastal board Aliso outfall proposa_l members effon to quash the waiver apphca11on entirely. B LISA MAHONEY .\t a recent A WMA mcetin&. The °'~.,............. Irvine Ranch, El Toro. LosAlisosand Moulton Niguel water district boards at a Hollywood clothing-- store Injures 21 ./ A7 A coalition of 1nd1viduals and kept the waiver ...a..fu'..c by votina citizens' groups opposed to a plan to against a motion to drop the appli- reduce 1hc k vel of treatment gjven cation. The motion was made by a sewage dumped into an ocean outfall representative of the South Coast off South Laguna as appealing 10 County Water District in South · inland residents to help quash the Laguna. idea. Nancy kanner. spokesman for Save Our Sea (S.O .. ) is distribut· s .O.S .. says the group is tryin.& to ang a one page ··community alen" reach inland re adenlS because she asking res1dent.s an Irvine. El Toro. does not believe they have been made Laguna Niguel and Laguna Hills to aware of the effect 1hc waiver would contact their water board dircc1ors have on the quality of oC::ean water in and voice the1ropposit1on to the plan. which their children swim. Nation\ House Speaker Tip O'Nem says battle for MX missile program funding Is far from over./ A7 Bernhard Goetz attorney_ says his client will be a no- show In court today, de- spite j~dge's ruling./ A7 World · A U.S. Army officer, ap- parently unarmed, Is shot to death In East Germany by a Soviet soldier .I A7 A missing Soviet diplomat In India shows up In the United States after allegeoly defecting, but Soviet Union says he was kidnapped./ A7 Features Ann Landers admits shoppers feel like crimi- nals at department stores. but blames It all on shoplifters./ A5 Orange County Master Chorale patrons and soloists received kudos at a reception after their Bach festival./ A5 Sporta St. John's and VIiianova join fellow Big East mem- ber Georgetown, and Memphis State In l he Final Four of NCAA ' baaketball./81 Lakers extend winning streak to 10 by beating Detroit, 148-130./81 UCLA will face Louisville In the NIT semifinals Wednesday ./83 Entertainment An Academy Award doesn't neceuartly guarantee a career upsw- ing for It• recipient./ Al INDEX Bridge 87 Ctaaslfled B-4·6 Comics 87 Cronword B6 Death Notlcet 83 Horoecope 85 Ann Landers AS Opfnton A-4 Paper au I A5 P\lble Notices B3 8port1 --e1-2 T~ A8 nte.ter1 A8 Weether A2 ' Bleuing of the bells -~ ..... ,~~----- ..,..--~;'•!, The Aliso Wa1er Management Agency. a Joint-powers agency made 1nce the waa,er could be pursued up of seven south Oran_ge County again at an) ume. kanner uys 1he • water and sewer dastncts. as seeking a group hopes the letter they arc federa l waive r that would permit it to c1rcula1ed wall wake up other rcs1- dum treated wastewater containing dents to dangers S.O.S. believes will a ag er cone ntra ion orstwage Imo resuh from reduced trcaun.C&U.-- the ocean ofT Ah so Beach 1n South The letter notes the group·s convac· Laguna. 11on that increasing the amount of The Moet Re•. William R. JobnaoD, blalaop of Orance. bleMea tbe Jar1eat of. tb~ etcJat bell• at tbe new MIAlon Ch.m:b hrsan Jun Captab;no. Th~ beti&mu..,m tbe 103-foot bell tower of the-church, on El Camino Real and Acajema Street. Faced wnh stiff opposition from <;ewage discharged into the ocean S.O.S. which includes the South could bnng an increased health nsk. La,_guna C1v1c .\ssoc1at1on and the h also points out that residents are Laguna Beach Ta"<pa}er's AsSOC'1a· alrcad) pa} ani for a higher level of taon. A WMA asked that a state-level sewage treatment through bonds sold hearing on-. the waiver be delayed (Ple&H .ee 8EWAGE/A2) Warm weekend lures throngs to the beaches By PHIL SN EJOERMAN Of, ... .,..., Net ...., The lirsL weekend of sprang am vcd with sunny skies and warm temperatures. prompting th ousands of Orange County residents to head for local beaches. Lifeguards said most beachgocrs 'ita)ed on shore to began workan2 on Rotary auction had the 'Magic' $I 0,000 for charities raised in 7th annual gavel-pounding event by JOYCE SCHERER·BOOLOVJCH 0.., Net C•11 J ••Pl As auctions go. the recent Costa Mesa's seventh annual charity auc- tion was a success. Consider the agenda: A silent 1heir summer tans. deciding against a plunge in the chill y 57-degrec ocean. No maJor incidents were reponed. Weekend air temperatures along the coa'lt rose to the high 60s and low 70s over 1hc weekend. but National Weather Service officials said the sunny weekend was JU.SI a sprang tease Cloud y and cooler weather prevai led today and wall continue for 1hc nc,xt few days. forecasters said. Panly cloud y cond i11ons and ha~ tcmpera1ures 1n the m1d-60s will continue through the middle of the week. the weather service said. Still. the healthy weekend beach crowds indicated man~ residents are anx1ouc; 10 i>"ut 1hc "'inter behind them. The popular ocean front al New- pon Beach drew abou1 70.000' 1s1tors on Saturday and 60.000 on Sunday. according to Lt Ron Johnson of the c11y's marine dcpanment. ··1fyou have a nace day an Februaf). you'll get people to the beach.'" ~ auction offering things like home- made pies. framed paintings. cam- eras. radios and much mo~. Then a prime rib meal followed by main event. a vocal auction. hosted by Johnny Carson's double. Gordon Bowley. who titilatcd the aud ience with offcrinas like four tickets (sec- ond row) to watch the Lakers' Kareem and MaJ1C do their thins. row round-trip tickets to San Fran- (PI ....... ROT AltT/ A2) Al'fltl'DeJ~ Ken Wayman. ' Irvine city employees bid for union Association confident of forcing an election among unrepresented municipal workers ianatur'C$. Ht> \a1d pcrttnt of tors. cn11nttl"\. park and rccm\llon about 26 atTttted cmplo)~ mu t emploH'C • clcncal workers. ma1n- \11n a pct11ton 1n order to ha\C an 1cnan~ v.orkers and non· v.om cl«·t1on that "'ould let workers d<"· pohcc dcpanment emplo CC\. ly PHIL NEIDEllMAN _ .. ..._ ........ Orpniim o~:;oup 1eekin1 to ftCIOliale for I ~y ~mpfoyttt M )' Irvine 1 the o y Orarwe County c11y whose empfoyttt •tt not now rcprt-5tnttd by an cmploYtt tll()(ia· t1on or• union. \ .. pokcsman ~) s thi~ VOUP· tht c1dt'd v.h<'thcr the) "'ant 10 he.' v.orn poli c office •~ rcp- lrv1nc ( aty Emplo rt'\ ·1at1on. represented h) the new•~ 1111on f'('<l(nt~ hv their o•n union \utcr has enouah aanaturcs to force ;an uter ~1d 'u h a pct111on wall be sail the Ir' anc poht:c a\ 1at1on'\ cl«t&on l~l would dctcrm1ne __ fllcd fu ll v.ath the cat)· per ~·-...... , .... ~, U\ u11pTov1n1 "'a'c' and ~thcr 1t can rcprc\Cnt cn "-Orti:cn ncl d11"\'\"tor. who mu\t appro" 1t ndit\ promptl'd othtr Cit cm· a& tht berp1nina 1ablc beforc an tle\·uon '' htld He td pfo tt\ to Ja\cu\\ tormat1on of 1hc1r Dntd Surer. a t'll) park man~cr hlllo11n1 could take place ~1th1n i uv.n union The~c"' a.roup " not -ho 11 1e11n1 ~\1dcnt or the new month. aOihatcd 't\1th an un"ln or m11cy,1Jt" 8\1()(1a11on. ta1d he ,, "'ct) t:onli· u1cr ~1d offtettJ full-11mc cm· l\\CX'1atton. Suter 1J cknf· she. ,mup ha\ the rl'\4Ull'\.-d plo '' v.ouh.1 1nclud cat tn\J')C'C• (Pleue ... mVUtS/ A2) JohnM>n said. ··But this "'as 1he first nice ""·eekcnd wc·,e ha d an quite a whale."" He \.lid the hcachgoers included man ) surfer\ taking ad,antage of 4- foot "'a'es Johnson said no rescues were required at 1'1ewpon over the weck- (Pleue .ee BEACHES/ A2) All that jazz pays off for Reidling 'Message From Ck>at Hill ' brings composer out of the piano bars P1an1\t Jal I.. Read ling as put the 'itage "'here he ~rtorm'I mcrcl} to makl· a hud No longer dol'' hl· cntenaan an "mol..c·fillcd la\l'fn'> poundanf out rcnd111ons ut ··r roud Mir)· for hie an"(') i.'d patron' "lo"' the .p.,car-old Costa Mesa TONY SAAVEDRA re 1den1 1s calhn h1\ ov.n ~hot .\nd one of Rc1dhng·s first a 1gn· mcnt :i h1'> own ho\s ""a to hire him If three 'rCar1 ~to record o · Jan album When ou'rc ·· umem Uno" \Ou can do thani hl..c that • In fl<'l. v.h> not name the rccorchna af\erthe It v.hcrc )Ou''e h\ed for lO \C3rs'l Wh t could be a better 1n p1ra· tum than c s\a tc~ onct a haven ior •oat\ and nov. a m«ca~1n-the· makana fi r mu\actan\ and pcr- r - ou could t'\cn appoint )ourwlf an dutttor and u'C our~ dra•· 1n for the album ro,cr, •· M~ r rom CJ0a1 Htlf.. 11 :adorned on tht Cll\Cr "1t9' a --.. (PIH• ... .IAIS/Aa) Aa • OrMQe Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, March 25, 1985 Ao irvine service stution was robbed of about S2.700 and its llttcndant slugged Saturday morning by three men. onr of whom threaten- ed the attendant with a knife. Police say three black men dro c up to the Union 76 service tation. 14!80SandT"nnyon"""RoaO. aoout : a.m. Saturday. Two asked the sta· tion's young attendant dtrcct1on~ to the me-n's room while the other asked him to change a SI bill. Once tht: attendant and the man who wamed change "ere ins1dc the station's office. the man pulled a knife and demanded monry. polire s:iid. The other two men appeared in the otlice and one slugged thl' attrndant in the face when he tried to stall them. The attendant handed the men between $2,600 and S2. 700 and they qrove off in a car which was de- termined to be stolen from Holl)- wood. police :11d. 'fhe licen'ie number wa~ given as IGYT580. The unidentified cirri.. dtd not require hospitalt.za11on following the incident. poht·e said. Earthquake hits Bishop v icinity O.ity .-not p!Mlto bf -.. lchwarlr Hazy sunshine and warrri air 8ummtr·eln er°"' hit the bMCMI of Southern Celltornla Th• ,or.cael for 7 pm EST TU9 .. Mlteh 28 U WMkend letnperet"'n IOlfld. 10 l:"\~7r---r-..,~&....i~ Sundey'e high wu 80 cMQr"' downtown end In the high 60s ~ the cout, with mostly hazy .unshlne and patches of coutll fog Sk• wMt.,. partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday In the well• or the week weether front that wu moving through Southern Callfornla today, the National w .. ther Service aald. Along th• Orange Coast there win be considerable ck>Ydlneq becoming partly cloudy tonight and-Tuesday. CQoler with highs Tueaday ~ to 68. Lowa tonight 45 to 55. From Point CC>f'Ceptlon to San Clemente Island to the Me1dcan Border and out &O miles -Over Inner waters, llght variable winds night end morning hours beeomlng west to northwell 15 to 25 knot• Tue1d1y 1fternoon. Wind waves 3 to 4 feet. Westerly swells 2 to 3 feet. luveou ea 59 72 ~4 Lllllt Roell LOUlt\lllle 53 38 <t)~ .. ~~·. . tow tort•tl<MTendfl'V9t 5-a-1"1 41 u R11n ~,,., Snow A!Wny 49 23 Mleml 8Mcll 1S 62 Sl\OWlll Al~Qlle 111 43 Mltw-.. 37 31 AmaflllO 19 45 Ml)lt.$1 PM 42 28 A~l>O<age l5 24 l'IM/IVtlle 61 37 A11an1a lM <IQ ...... o. ...... 77 48 Calif. Temps. Hew "'°"' 48 32 A1lan1"C11y 45 35 Auston 81 S6 NOf'fOI~ Va 41 4 1 Balllmo<• 41 37 Oklahoma Ct1y 72 44 HIQll low IOt 24 llOufl ending al 5 • m Bwmingllam . 97 41 ()fNll8 47 30 Bak .. attekl 71 50 84tnatck 48 31 Otla1'0o !~ S3 E<K•a 54 31 lolM 48 21 PnltaclelPN• 35 Fr-71 49 eo.1on 47 30 "'-"" 81 57 LancHlet 75 44 a..11a1o 40 25 Pt11~11 56 32 LOI Angelff 80 51 c-84 40 Pon .Me ... 24 0.1911d 51 4J C11a1 .. 11on S C 13 49 Porlland Or 65 35 P .. oAoblff 71 45 CllatlfflonWV 69 41 "'°"~ so 29 Reel llluH 60 41 CNrlo11e,N C 84 38 :::n.y 57 42 AeclWOOOCtly 58 .. Cheyenne 63 27 60 39 Saetamento 59 37 CNeago 42 34 Reno 51 33 Sllll'IH 111 42 C111CttWU111 61 37 AldwnonO 45 39 s ... OteQo 72 57 C~anc! 63 31 SI Louts SS 40 Sanl'ttlll()lllCO 57 •5 Cotumt>ut.Oll 55 31 SI Pt1•ltmPa 11 55 Sa111a Barbara 67 45 Conc0tO.N H SS 23 Sau lllllt Clly 73 43 SIOC:klon 57 40 Oallat•f1 W()(111 79 55 San Antonkl 11 80 HIQll. IOw IOI 2• hou11 l!<ld•ng •• 5 p rn Oey1on 53 34 Sat1 .Juat1,Pft 116 19 Ba111ow 82 48 0.-. " 45 S1&1eMat1t 43 16 Bftumonl 79 :11 0.. MOlnet 41 31 Se•lllt •UI 35 Bltllop 76 25 Oe1rOl1 43 28 Spoil-45 211 81y1h• ee 47 Oukllh 34 25 SyrecuM 46 23 Ca1a1ln1 59 47 El Paao 17 42 T09411ca 61 31 FIMrbanu 29 01 T-•• 50 F..-go 47 2t Tu4M n 42 Surf report flagtltlt 112 21 Wat1111ng1on .. 38 Grand Rtpld1 37 27 WIC:hlla 63 37 G<ea• Fallt 81 20 Willi ... Batra 47 27 LOCATION SIU I HAH HatlfOfd 61 21 HIHl1ington BeKll 1·3 , .. , HllMI• 112 30 '"-Jelly. Newl>0<1 2-4 lair Honolulu eo 72 40tll S1r•1. ~· 1·2 l>OOt Hout1on 80 80 Extended 22nd S11aet. NewPoOa wac199 1 l>OOt Jadl-,M• 74 .. LaQun• 8Ncll 1 2 l>OOt JICl!eon¥111e II 45 PartlyCIOudyW~ 1'*1 moet· s~•· 1·2 l>OOt ~ 40 31 2's ci.w BrNIY anC1 cool High• 55 lo wa••emc> sa KamMQiy 54 30 ~ in the l,tppet 30a anCI 40I Swel1 Clltac11on -• F"ONTI· W11m-Cold,.... Oe~ suwna,,,_. Long Beacl\ 74 49 lM '5 Monrovia Moflla<ey sa 45 Ml W1laon 13 41 N..oi.t 85 48 ~'~ It 49 Onlatlo 79 45 Palm Sptinga .. 50 Puadena 19 5 1 Puo Aoblel 71 3e Rt-lode 80 48 San8amatdin0 71 .. San Gabtiel 80 41 StM\JOM 84 54 Santa Ana 74 49 San1a Cruz SI 42 Sanla Maria 66 37 T0trance 73 49 YoMmlleVty 0.4 34 Tides TODAY Sacond•ow 4 27pm '8 Sacond nion 10.52 pm 4 1 TUHOAY Fir11 IOW l .05am 0 1 =~ 12 ll•m 2 1 4 32pm 22 ~hiQll 1123pm. 48 Sun se11 1oday 11 II 08 pm • ri- Tueaoay a1 5 49 • m and Ml• .,.. 91 60llpm Moon,.,, tooay •• 10 14 pm .. ,_ T ..-oay 11 e 34 • m and Ml• "9Ai" 11 11 13 pm • BISHOP (AP) -A moderate eanhquakc rocked this eastern Sierra region th is morning but no damage was reponcd. The q uake htt al 8:05 a.m. and registered a magnttude of 5.4 on the OJ)t"rHnded Richter scak by the California Institute ofTechnolog} in Pasadena. In their Easter bonnets Peggy Hovaa and ber dau&bter Loren came from Woodland Hllli-to participate ln the Spring Promenade Easter celebration ln Corona del Mar Sunday. Loren, at 2 years, was the youngest Easter bonnet contestant. Moriarty associate convicted of !Ilail fraud, gambling raps. ROT ARY AUCTION RAISES $10,000 ... From Al cisco and a cham:c to be cd1tor-for-a- day ofthe Daily Pilot. "The evening is meant for COJOY· ment. good shopping valucc; and fund raising." explatnt:d Rotar) Past Presi- dent Lou Dingrr. Dinger explained that 'he lirc;t auction 1n 1978 wa'> intended to ra1~· money to c;uppon the Rota!) Club's t•ommun1t) and 1ntcrna11onal pro- 1~c·cwnt "a" a l>Ut<'c~~ '>O rn-e organ11a11on ha" madl' the auction an :mnual C\Cnt. The crowd of JOO Ro tarian'> and their guests who lilted the Co.,ta Mc!>a Neighborhood Commun11~ Ct:nter. Y.ere to a gcncrouo; mood to part\\ 11h their monL'\. 8111 and· Man ( ordl"> of Orange eagerl) ant1t:1patcd the 'mn· aurtion in hoix:s of t11ddrn11-fur thl' Lakers' ltd:et!>. -.xnot rr -iicm th at drew ap- prec1auvc smiles wai. a th n.'C· diamond ring (valued at $750) modeled hy Gait Thomp<.on. .\s aut\ioncl·r BOY.le} announ<·rd the two-minute "arning for final bid .. on the si lent aut·t1 on. JX'oplc scurried to the d1spla~ tables. for thl'lr la .. 1 bids. "Time\ up.'' <.a id Bo"'IL') who thl'n rt\Ll\ e u Cl'Okr .. ag~ IO negrrrmc '01cc aucuon, .. Our fir<;t 1IL'm t'i a $250 gill L't:rt1 fica1c at ~ksa ( t'ntL·r .\uto· moll\C. Of cour~ \OU rt:al11c. that "111 probabt~ pa} for a 11rl· rotation:· hl' JOkcd. \\'1th Bo"'k~ at thl' hdm. ket:ptng the group in ronc;tant laughter ''tth h1'> one-hner'i. the auction'"'~ off and runnrng. IRVINE EMPLOYEES ... From Al ·\ OL'W .. relca~L· prepared b~ lhl· a1,1,ona11on siud Ir' IOL' L'mplo)el''> haH· hccn .. in ... p1rcd h) the ad' anCl'., ofthl'lr kl low emplo~l't''> 1n the In 101: Polttl' .\s~ot·1at1on and d1~cou ragl:"d h\ thL'lf own tack of1mpm,1:mcn11n "·age' and \\Orktng rom.l111on'> ... Suter da1mcd that in rerent \Cars. Ut) oflk 1ab ha'e negotiated. first ''1th the pohn· "thrn tht·~ let U'> kno" "'hat "a'> tell o'er .. 1-k a1tnhutcd thL· ah'>l'nn· of a union 1n lntnt· to tht· Lil\\ }outh (1t wa s 1nLDfporatcd 1n 1971) and to a rapid turno' er tn wurh·r-.. "Nu'"· there\ a nc"' trend toward t•mplu~ cc'> sta ying longer and hcrnm- rng pan of the rommun1t) ... Suter ..aid. If. u stalc·\Upt'n 1<>cd electi on is held. the as~oc1a11on would ha ve to rcce1' c more than 50 JX'rcent suppon 1n an cmplo)Cl' l'lect1on. utcr said that 1fthe assoc1at1on 1s rccogn1Led 1n such an clel·t1on. barga1n1ng wtth the cit) '-'OUld tl\:gin '>hortl} afterw ard. SEWAGE BATTLE ... From Al 111 huild thl''>t'l1>11dan lc\L'I trc.11mcnt plnnt\ · !Vtnrl' 1,1nng1·111 monitoring ol roa ... tal \\:ltt'I\ \\lluld bc rt·quircd undt-r thL· ''a1H'r. hut actord1ng to S.O.S\ kllL'r. lhl· rt•,ult'i might not be a'ailahk until 'lcvernl da,., after a person ha~ hL·cn l'\PO'>l'd. Skinner \aid '>he 1s mcl'llng '-'I th 11lland hoard' to l'\pla1n thl' group·, oppo<:tit1nn to tht' \\,11\er and one. fl Toro. appear-. '>J)l1t on thL· l'>'>UL' Skinner 'la)'> she want'i to en- cuuragl' hoard members to learn more about the wai ve r and 1ts implications because there has ap- parent!) not been much dialogue on the subject since fi ve d1 stnct'I vo ted to apply fo r It to 1982 . Two other A WMA mL·mberc;. Laguna Beach and Emerald Ba) <;Cf\ ice d1\1rtct. have opno1,cd the wal\'t:r '>tnCe thl' beginning. FREAK BOAT ACCIDENT ... From Al Jim Herdman. a school rnunsclur at Thurston Intermediate <ichool 1n Laguna Rl'U{'h. said hl' i..ne" hoth bo)'S "En c wac; a 'ie' l'nth grader hac !ht\ year." said Herdman. ··Ht' wa'I reall) ll Sood Student .\ H 'I") good kill. ·s~~for L'\Cf}OOl' hcrl'. thl!> IS a re tiling. a traged) ... tder brother a furml·r Thurston student. had bcl·n a11cndin& a boarding school on thl' bst C'oa:it, said onr friend of fam1l~ "I recall him rea l '>'l.'11." said Herdman. "Like hi\ hrothl·r. he was a 11.ood student and \Cl) athil'11c." Funeral sen ice\ arc pending and Y.111 be arranged h~ Ra~ Famil)' M1mual) 1n Laguna Brarh __ ;ACHES POPULAR ... ' end. 1hough lifeguard'> took 50 ··prcvent1\.l' uctwn~... 11H:lud1ng • warnings to '1w1mmef\ Herb Whitt' a ~late lifeguard. ' rcponcd moderate Wl'ekl·nd ,.ro"d' at Huntington <it:ttl' and Bol'><l \h1ca tate bca<hc\ He ~1d Cw'.ital CoH' t:itc Park lx·t'>'ccn ( ornna dcl Mar . and I aguna fkalh. drrw a largc turnout \\.h1tc \Jld thcrl' wl•rc no water nmhJp\ , t the \late Ix-ache., Bui he .,.,,d ~r.lmcJ1ci. werr .. umrnoncd 10 treated ..c' era I \. l('ttm'> nl h1nck J<.ll<knt'i that ouurit•d nlong the hu" wast htghwa) r'hc \l'l nd JI I nguna lkadl drc'>' i o ooo to 25.000 v1s11or' each dn\. ti\ l'I I he Wl'ekrnd. O('l"Ofd Ing to ltk,uard Mike Dw1nl'll. I l' 'ill 1d u -.f..1nd1 vC'r w:t'> t rl'U tcd IOr • ' l'Xhau .. 11un ut Lugunu·!t l'1rn1c Hcach hut dtd not n·quirc ho"ip11at11at1on. Huntington C II) lkach drew about 50.()()() v1Mtor-. "'er the weekend . \'1anne Safct) Captain IJtll Ric:h- ardc;on 'laid. He Jttnbutcd '>Omc of the t:irgc turnout to "lprtng lm:ak~ at arra col lege\. I le ~td t\\-o roullnl' rc'iCuec; and three lo\! C'htldrcn "ere rrported mer thl· weckrnd Rtlhard~on s~11d ('II) h(c&uard :m· ptncmg 1n<:rca~ d l'mpha 1~ on ptc\.cnt1 \c ..afct} mca urc . panly in rt•\1)(1nSt· 10 the growing number of IJw'>utl\ lx'•nJ tiled hy 1n1urcd swim· ml'r'i. lk ;;aid swimmer\ arc being l'nl·ouragcd 1u check w11h a ltfcg u:ml Ix-fort' l'nl('nng th<' water to find out .1hbut hatard'i <;uch n' np11dc~ nnd \:lnci har\ Trips seemed lo be the most dcs1rl'd items purchased: a Palm LOS .\NUELES (A P) -Frank Springs weekend went for $340: thl· Sansone. till' sole remaining dcfen - San Francisco tnp netted $4 10: a dant in a political corruption case Wl'ekend at Lakt· Arrowhead S 1 l)O. involving firfworks magnate W. Yet the usual items also Wl'nt Patrick Moriarty. has been found qutt'kl y: an aut hentic "decorator" i u1lty of mail fraud and operating an )t:llow fifl· h)drant $110. a complete illegal gambling business. rh1roprac11c c"'am S 155 and si>. golf Sansone. 45. a former card room lessons $140. manager at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Brlht mm Bmvtn-'"'tra-. d..-.r-t"-ac...it-1C" ... d1--~A-u-tel. was convicted o y alcckral 1tt•m Number 14. he· had shed his grand JUI) on four counts and t·oat. rolled up bis shirt sleeves and arqu111ed on nine others . "as immersed 1n his auct1onl·er's "I am happ~ we beat what we beat. rok hut I "ould ha'e ltked to beat thrm "0 1' folk<.." hL· "ia1d. "hl'fl"'> \Our all." Sansone <;aid after the verdict l'hann· 10 fed the P<>"l'r ul'thc p'ress. "as announced in U.S. Judge Wtl· Bl· nn cd1tor-for-thc-<la\. '-'file head-ham J. Rl'a'scourtroom Frida}'. hnL''> and l'd1torialo;.· Th1\ 1tl'm In the tnal. which began Feb. 26. donated h) Sand} S<.·h\\art1. Dall) prost'cuiors alleged that Sansone and t>1to1 pubh\ht:r... Moriart) ''on a rnrd dub ltccnsc after Thl•rt.• ~t'rl' ob" 1oush man\ uffcnng Ctt) of Commerce ollicials '"closrt" editors pre5cn1. bccausr the t:ish pa} men ts and ~·crct shares in bidding bounn:d bad. and forth un til tht• club. Costa Mesa attornq Ken Wayman made the linat hid of$265. ·-rvc always cnjo}cd reading thl' Dall) Pilot." '>aid Wa} man ... .\ctu· all).) ou could .. a) I'm addicted . ...\\ a memhcr or the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District board. I ap· prcn at<.' the co,cragc g1\'cn to the lornl nl'W'>. espt:ciall) the )Oungstcrc,' :irh1l'\cmcnls. and the prep '>pon1ng Dally Piiot Dell very le Guer1nlffd Mu<.ia, r •t<l3y 11 ,w llu •OI hove your P31Ht' by ~ 30 p m c;iM t>elore 7 p rn •no '°"' '""' '"" w <Jl'lt• ... 9(1 Moriarty, an Orangl' County fire- works manufacturer. unexpectedly pleaded guilty to mail fra ud and other chargrs on March 12 as pan of a pica bar~in arrangement. He agreed to tes11fy and cooperate in a continuing probe into statewidr polit1cat corrup- tion. Published report have ltnkL·d dot· ens of sta te polit1c1an~ with Mona rt). and he has pleaded guilt} to launder- ing illcg;il campaign contributions and providing gifts illcga ll) to of- ficeholders. Forml'r rnunnl mt•mbcr<; Kubert Eula. Anhur Lova and Ricardo Vasquez and former Ctl} economic development director Phil Jacks also have pleaded guilty to charges in the case and arc awaiting sentencing. After Moria rt) 's s udd e n withdrawal from the tnat. Sansone testified that he never took pan 1n a '>l'hcme to rig bidding for the license granted to the California Commerce Clu b. which opened for business in .\ugu~t 19lD. . San)one 11.'Stificd th3t hl' was un- aware that 10 percent 1'f the casino stod had been given 10 the three councilmen and Jacks as a hidden 1nterc~t 1n the club. Eula ;ind Jacks had tc-st1fit!l1~ti?f' in thr trial that a nsonc took pan in the britx·r. scheme from tis Inception 1n l:He I QS t. Richard Walton. Sanson~ lawyer. referred to the former Cit) of Com- merce ollinals 1n court as "the ~omest set uf liars. cheats and shakt:dm' n· artists since Watergate." Chief prosecutor Richard E. Droo}an told Jurors in his closing arguments shat Sam.one's courtroom \tr3tL'g) was •·to la) off all thl' blame on Mr. Moriartv." ORANGE COAST Clrculetlon 714/842-4333 Daily Pilat H.L. Schwartz Ill Publisher CIH11fled edvertlelng 714/142-5171 All other depertment1 142-4321 MAIN OFFICE 330 Wn1 Bay SI Cos1a M~ CA Ma~ l <ld•MI BO• ·~ Costa Ml'S8 CA 9?6~6 C\l'OI\ ... Wa) man added that hl· looks forwa rd toobsrn 1ng ho\\ things work from the "1n'\1de" of the paper. >AMO•y nno !>vn<l<il~ 11 '°" <IO 001 rKervt you• 00y by 1 • m caM Dttle>tt 10 am ~ you< lWY '"'" t<'~v1•u•<1 Frank Zlnl Managing Editor Karen Wittmer Advertising Director Coov•'U"1 t'l33 Or•f19e Coa11 PvbWltoq Company No ~ '10t.et ·~1•a1MJr1s @010tfill ma11er oo ·~•.w ,,_11 lll!fl'tn may be r~ocM;eO wi1noo1 soec.a• Pet """'°" ol 'CIC>Yf!Q!11 °""* 5e<:Ofld t llln ~·• pa>0 11 Cos1a Meta Ca~•omta 1UPS 144 8001 Subse•tPI'°" D• c;i11oei $4 75 mon11>1y Dy ma~ S6 !>() monltlly Clrculetlon Telephone• Roaemary Churchmen Controller l•-t' Or•"ll" Coest Oe.iy PtlQI ""'" ""'<" oS como.neo ,,,. Ne-.n Prest •~by 1he a.~ Coast Pvblostw>g The largest bid of the C\ ening '-'US S850 for 60 squarl· > ards or installed carpet and padding. When the linal figures "ere tallied. $10.000 had been raised for the Kuta~ ·s spon .. urcd charities. 8\ the wa~. the diamond ring "'cnt for $350. Robert L. Cantrell Production Manager Donald L. Wiiiiama Circulation Manager (.QtT""'"' I"'" fodt1t0nl aie puOloilleCJ Monoey '"'OUQI\ f1t0a• A ~ •l!O'Of\oll .Ot>Qt\ 0$ ~ Sa1Utdt1ys and S..00..ys I he Pttne:!Otl publ'slW>g l)4an1 os a1 330 Wn1 Bav S11w1 P 0 Bo• 1560 Co11a Mesa CaMOfnoa 9:>626 VOL. 78, NO. 084 SAVE AN AU 20%. v AT&T Consumer Sales & Service is having a sale on their Automatic Dialer 1600. So you can save 20o/o and a lot of time and trouble. You can dial all the numbers you call most often-up to 16 of them with the push of a button. All without lifting the receiver. Ifs not only a time-saver, it might even be a life-saver in an emergency situation. And because it's made to our tough standards, the Automatic Dialer 1600 comes with the dependability you expect from AT&T. t'all th1• 1t>ll '"'~ 11umhoor !.!4 hour•• do~ 111 Automatic Dlalar 1~ \ti ,, lit r ' t ·•··· t .,. t-t ' ···w1 ,, ,. ·I \\t I , " .. ,, ,, fittlr ... ,, tr• f ., .u ..... I fttth•. 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Robert Badham has asked for a mor.atorlum on use of gill nets In order to save whales off the Orange Coast./ A3 A boatin& accident ofT Catalina Island late Friday that claimed t~ lives of two Laguna Beach brothers who were fishing with their father was described today by authorities as a "one-in-a-million accident." The father, also named John Phil- lips, survived the acciden• by dilllitll to the huac Coast Guard moori .. bouy. a lo5 Antelcs Sherifl't clepllty---..-. in Avalon explained today. Red Cross testing county blood donors for AIDS, but those who might have disease won't be notified for six months./ A3 An Orange County teacher has been ac- quitted of qharges of molesting a student./ A3 California Mysterious gas explosion at a Hollywood clothing store injures 21 ./ A7 Nation · House Speaker Tip- 0 ' Nelll says battle for MX missile program funding · tar -from ovec.LA Bernhard Goetz' attorney says his client will be a no- ·showin-cottrttodar,de- spite judge's ruling./ A7 World A U.S. Army officer, ap- parently unarmed, is shot to death in East Germany by a Soviet soldier./ A7 A missing Soviet diplomat in Ind la stiows up In the United States after allegedly defecting, but Soviet Union says he was kidnapped./ A7 Features Ann Landers admits shoppers feel llke crimi- nals at department stores, but blames It all on shoplifters./ A5 Orange County Master Chorale patrons and soloists received kudos at a reception after their Bach festival./ A5 Sports St. John'sand Villanova join fellow Big East mem- ber Georgetown, and Memphis State In the Final Four of NCAA basketball./81 Lakers extend winning streak to 10 by beating Detroit, 148-130./81 UCLA will face Louisville In the NIT semifinals Wednesday./83 Entertainment An Academy Award doesn't necesearlty guarantllTcareer upew- lng for Its recipient./ Al INDEX Brtdge C&auif led Comics Crouword De•th Notices Horoscope Ann Landers °'""'°" P1P9tuzl Pubttc Notices Sport• T•Yllk>n ,.._, .. W•ther ' 87 84·6 87 86 83 85 A5 A4 A5 83 81·2 A8 A8 A2 John Phillips. 17. and his 12-year- old brother. Eric. were killed when they were trapped under water after the small boat they were riding in with their father crashed into an unlit buoy about 100 yards ofTCasino Point. The teens and their father, ridi,. in a 15-foot Boston Whaler, were return- ing to the family's 36-(ooi sailboat when the smaller craft bi1 the buoy, authonttcs said. The impact hurled aU three from the boat and caused the craft'1 ancbor h nc to become tafllled with the buoy (Pleue-nut•K/d) Gato~, grass, grenade greet gendarmes .. Police also seize foJlr suspects ii! Costa Mesa raid military grenade during a stranae drug bust around 3:40 p.m. at 180 Brookline Lane. Details were sketchy this mom[ng on the raid that resu te<Jrnl.llc arrests of Marco Antonio Percz-Pincon. 18; Salvador Arevalo. 31 , and Jose Sanc- -l,J-J ....... ~MOILL~~!....-----......::h:::.:ez:;_-::::Sa:..:n.:.:c.:.:hcz.:.:: for alleged possession of manJuana. The three men we~ picked up outside the apartment of 19-year-old =~~~=~~=======================:;~:;;~;:;;;:;:;::~tw.,Qj~l-th~~!mlru~~~~~R1chard Stark B rd. who the said investigators Sunday at a Costa Mesa had JUSt so t cm t e rugs. accor - apanment -it was the "pany 1ng to police. Bleulng of the bells The Moet Re•. Wiiliam R . John80n, blahop of Oranae. blea•ea the lartnt of tlae etcht bell• at the new lllulon Church In San Jaan Caplatrano. The bella wlllllaDC In the 103-foot bell tower of the church, on El Camino Real and Acajema Street. animal'' hiding under the bed. · Byrd denied that he knew the Costa Mesa detectives confiscated suspects and consented for detectives a four-foot lone-lt ve alligator along to search the residence. lnvcstiptors wtth the manJuana and a M79 (Plea.e .ee GATOR/A2) Warm weekend lures throngs to the beaches By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of IM DellJ P'llot lteft The first weekend of spring arrived with sunny skies and warm temperatures. prompting thousands of Orange County residents to head for local beaches. Lifeguards said most beachgoers stayed on shore to begin workine. on their summer tans. deciding against a , plunge in the chilly 57-degree ocean. No major incidents were reponed. Weekend air temperatures along the coast rose to the high 60s and low 70s over the weekend. but National Weather Service officials said the sunny weekend was JUSt a spring tease. Reagan waiting for 'si~nals' on summit parley President says he·s wtllin to meet neW- Soviet leader in U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- dent Reapn said today he still has had "no signals" from Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in response to the president's invitation to a summit meeting in the United States. Reagan. at a breakfast meeting with several reporters at the White House. indicated he would be willing to meet the new Kremlin c hief at the United Nations in September but said. "That depends on Gorbachev." U.S. officials observed last week that Soviet leaders in the past often cam e to the opening of the U.N. General Assembly in New York each September and that the session this year could provide an opportunity for ~ff) ~Reagan up on the invitation the president extended in a message after the death of Soviet President Konstantin U. Chernenko. Asked about the chances for a summit if Gorbachev comes 10 the United Nations. Reagan replied. "If that's convenient for him. I don't see an~ reason tl wouldn·1 be for us:· Reagan. who has never met with a Soviet counterpart. once asked Leonid Brezhnev to meet him at the time of the U.N. assembly. but the Soviet president was too ill 10 attend. as were his two successors. The president said he had asked Rep. Guy Vander Jagt: R-Mich . ., to call ofT an early. negative campaign designed to weaken about 20 targeted Democratic members of Conarcss before the 1988 campaign. One member reportedly com- plained about the efTon dunna a mtttina with ~eagan last wt;c~. in which the president was soltc1ttng (Paeuu!e SUllllJT I A2) Gas station attendant I beaten, robbed in Irvine n Irvine strv1ce station was robbed of about $2, 700 and ats attendant sluged Saturday momina by three men. one of whom threaten- ed the attendant with a knife. Poli~ saJ three bl1ek men drove up t<>-mon 76 1Cr¥tc. ... ,ioR, I •886 Sand Cany9n ROid. about 5:-40 a.m. Saturday. Two asked thc St.a• tton's youna attendant dim-hons to the men's room wMe the °'Mr asked him to chanec a SI btll. Once the attendant and the man who "1ntcd chanac ~~ in tde the sta11on'sofficc. the man pul~ a knife and demanded money. police said. The other two men appeared in tht office ind one slugcd the attendant in the fatt w~n he tried to stall them. The attendant handed the men bctwten $2,600 and $2. 700 and they dro~e off' in a car whacl\ WI dc- ttmuncd to be stolen from Holly· ... ood. police satd The hc.~ntr number wa at"en as IGYT5IO • The unidtnufttd clnt did not requu't hospit.aliution followina the i ncidtftt. politt said. Cloudy and cooler weather prevailed today and will continue for the next few days. forecasters said. Pan ly cloudy conditions and hi~ lemperatures in the mid-60s will continue through the middle of the week. the weather service said. Still. the healthy weekend beach crowds indicated many residents art anxious to put 1hc winte r behind them. The popular oceanfront at New- pon Beach drew about 70.000 v1st1ors on Saturday and 60.000 on Sunda). according to Lt. Ron Johnson of the city's marine depanment. ··1fyou have a nice da~ 1n Februai:. you'll get people 10 the beach:· " Johnson said ... But this was the first nice weekend we·ve had tn quite a while." He said tht' beachgoers included man~ surfers taking ad' antagc of 4- foot waves. Johnson said no rescues were required at Newpon over the weclt- (Pleue .ee BEACB&S/ A2) All that jazz pays off for Reidling 'Message From Goat Hill ' bringscomposer- outofthe piano bars -Pianist Jacl Re1dltng is past the stage "here he performs merely to male a buck. No longer does he entertain in smoke-tilled taverns. poundinf out rcnd111ons of "Proud Mary' for bleaf')-C)ed patrons. No". the 47-,ear-old C'osta Mesa TONY SAAVEDRA rcs,ident 1 calling his own hots. And one of Rc1dhna· lirst as ••n- ment!. as ht o""n bo wa to hire himself thrtt years ago to record a Jan album When \OU'!'\' " umt'ro no" ·ou can do thin~ hk(' that. In fact, ""hY not name the recordma 1fier thcc1ty ""here you've lt"cd for 20 )ears,, What could be a better insp1ra- 11on than o ta Mesa. onec a haven for 'oat and now a m«C11-1n-the- ma -mu1acwu _1AC1 pa- formcn.. ' OU uld CHO appoen\ 'i rtdf art d1rtttor and use }OUr own • '"I ~ r the albufJ' cp\'.cr -•\ M from Goat H ill" 11 adomN on the co"er Wltb a t0mc-- ,...._ ... .JAllZ/ Aa• ' .. .- P Fl neess Anne hits rumors 0 Fif t with Priilcess IDialla LONDON ( P) -Pnncc ) \nnc s:ud in 11n 11ue1 view tclcv1~d nu · uonwick that thin news rcPon she doesn't act alonf with another mcm· btr of the roya fam ily -Prince s 01ana -arc "one of the better fniry torics." Anne. the 34-ycar-old daughter of Queen EliLabeth. also answered ques- tions about her royal job and her imaac on a 8riti h Broadcasting C'orp. talk show · broadcast Friday ni~t. 'There have been rcp<lm that you do not c~actly hit 11 off with the prineess of Wa :·~1d tht' how', host. Terry Wogen. With a smile. Anne responded: .. Yes. that 1~ one oft.he better fairy 'ltones." Diana. the prince sofWaks, 1i. the wife of Anne's brother Charlei.. who 1s heir to the Bntish throne. Anne did not attend the Dec. :? I. 1984. christening of Prince Harry, the second son of Diana nnd Charles Instead. Anne we nt huntinf with her husband. Capt Mark Phi lips. and friends. London·., newspapers speculated nne did not go to the chmtenina because 'he wns m 1 fl't·d Dtana had not a ked htr to be onl' of the child's godp:ircnts. "It was a great hnnw that we missed the chnstcn1n ... An ne told Woenn in the intcrvu:w, recorded earlier in the week.. "I wai. only gi ven the choice of Qnc dny. and so fnrus we were concerned It was u dull' that my busband had fi xed." Anne added ·that the hunt wns important because. ··wl' had received a lot of hospitaht) from J)('ople over the )Cars, and this "'a~ one wa) of itP."X~1fe11111c;~.'~ouldn'1 r~) put 11 off." lhc prince s sa,id Smiling apin. Anne s:ud: "I don't think they (Charle\ and Diano) m1s~d us reall y. M}' children went. and I am sure the)' made up for u~ 1n sheer de<.'1bcls ... .\s for the ne"'s stone\ that 'ihe was angl) with Diana. 'hl' -.a id that m1srcpon ing by the m·wr, ml·d1a "can be' cl) 1m1n1ing." .\sked what she 1hou~ht of repom that her image had improved in !'ffent yea"· nne ~id: "I tend to wonder. and I hkc to ~k people what they were rx.x-cun__a bcforc they met me. And then I lind out what my 1mag\: wa ... "What do they ay when you a~k them that?" Wogan Stlid. ·•t was about to ask you:· she: replied. tu warm laugh ter from the audience. ' The princess ~f'Okc.> of the repu· uuion she long had for picking unauractivc clothes and ~aid he still remained thrifty and l!xpccted her lothes to la\t. -1n,ln' pa..-1. t-waSTT'lnlfficrrntty- 1ntercsted in clothes to be of interest to anybod)·." ~he.· said. "That didn't fit th<.· image Whate"er one wore was going to be bad ne" . " "lncvi 1abl}' 11 takes people a long ume to find 1he1r fee t 1n what is going 10 \Ull them. II took me longer than mo\t, that'' all." On her childhood. An ne. an ac- rnmph'ih"d horsewoman who has been on 8 n1a1n's national riding tl·am. said she had not bet on hor'ie!> <,1nce she v.as 12 vears old. White elephants draw ci-Owd Thousands uf bargain hunters tucked p:un11ng'I. prints and hi stori· cal photographs under their arms and untold treasure into 'lhopp1ng hags at the Great Wh ite Elephant ale at the Laguna !leach Museum of Art Sa tur· day and Sunday. Chairman M1rla Bird said museum volunteers arc still counting sale receipts. but it's clear that the event raised a bundle toward renovation of the 45-year-old museum building. A final tall ) will probably be in the $20,000 range. R1rd said Museum voluntt•er<, aml people throughout south Orange ( ounl} donated a wide varu't) ufhoth useful and unusual items for the 'ak. A USC Tomm) Trojan wh1\ll'\ holl k 'lharcd floo~pace "1th a toa\tcr. ha. 1r curkrs and Chine~ garden tx-nch Stained a s. 1l'lev1\1on'. ~11chcn· ware and ~ all rnmpctl'd tor attenti on. Not long after thl· \ale ol)l·ncd Saturda~. people an,1ous to brov.se and bu\ formed a hnt• ou1 .. 1de. Although the pal·e v.a\ lc<,\frantil a1 other time,. the muscum·s walls were quickly depicted of excess artwork and tables '>Ct up on both floors became less and less crowded with merchandise as the sale went on. It took about 40 volunteers nearly a month to sort out donations. pnce and d1 spla}' them. Bird said. Man) morc_voluntccrs helped dur· 1ng sale cJa~s incl udi ng the nl'w Laguna Beach chapter ofthl' Na11 onal ( hant) league. • The museum will close for reno- ' atictn '\pnl I. Earthquake hits Bishop area BIS HOP (AP) -A modcratt' cpKcnter wa' 12 m•k'> north"'e<,I of earthquake rocked this ca'itcrn Sierra Bishop. The monitoring <,tat1on' u\c region tfos morning but nu 1iamage ddTcrcnt rmtrumcnt' and nAcn n.-· was reported. pon dim.~rcnt rL·ad1 ng~. The quake hit at 8:05 a.m. and "It "'asa real <,harp Jolt and a thl·n a al~o felt in Frc.,no and Porten 11lc. about 80 miles to the southwest. Several PortC'rvi-tlc rcsidmts-calkd radio station KTTP to report a bouncing motion. said nc'Wsman Darrell K1rb). l I{· Herlt.clc) 'itaff research as· \0<.'1:11(' Rick McKen1ie said the quake wa'I on aftershock from a 6.0 1emhlor that <;truck Nov. :?3. \ Hazy sunshine and w~rm air ~.-.etowdthlt the bt11h•ufaouthetnC.,ilorni. The ,OtMMI for 1 p.m EST Tut., Mlrc:h 29 .. ...icenct t1mPW1tut" IC*9d. 10 "'S'-rr---r-~'*~ie Sundey'e htgh w•• ao dear ... do,mtown and In the hfOh 601 .11 llOnQ IN co .. t, with moetfy huy Mlnthlne and petctiet of COMtel fog. Sttlee wilt be p.,tly ctoudy tonight and TUMday In tN wet!• of the weak weeth91' front thet wa. moYlno through Southtfn Cellfomla todey, the Netlonel WNth« s.Nlc• .. Id. Atono tht Orenge Coaat th«• wm be conllderable cl0lldlne11 beeomlng pertly cloudy tonight end Tunday. Cooler with high• Tu.dey 44 tq 68. Lowe tonight •5 to 55. From Pofnt Conc.ptton to San Clemente tltand to th• Mexlcen Bor<Mr end out 60 mllff -over Inner wete<t, llght variable wind• night and morning houre becoming w.at to nortt1wett 15 to 25 knot• Tuet<lay afternoon, Wind wave13 to 4 fMI. WH19fly twellt 2 to 3 feet. Tempa ~fl .. 38 II lliW~l\W1uliiflngiTSa m • I'!"'" 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IO 41 Sen 9ernttdlno ,. 41 SanGal>tiel 90 41 Sen .io.. ... 54 SenlaAna 74 49 Senta Cr1;1 " 42 Senl• Merla .. 37 fOfl-73 49 YONmlteVly ... 34 Tldea Second low TODAY 4 27pm 1.1 Second "IO" 10·52 pm 4 1 TUHOAV ·flfll IOw 805em 0 1 F~ll nlgll 12 II• m ,.. ~'°"' 4 32pm 22 1*onc1Ngn II 23pm 41 Sun ... , 1ocsay e1 1.oe P "' • , .... fuetday et S 49 am and M4• 9011f1 al 1109pm Moon Mii IO<Jay al 10 14 pm , ,_ r ueteiey et a 34 • m and 1e11 9011f1 tt ti t3pm Moriarty assocfate convicted of mail fraud, gambling raps- LOS ANGELES (AP) -Frank Moriarty, an Orange County fire-st·heme 10 rig bidding for the license "iansone. thl· sole remaining dcfcn-works manufacturer. uncxpct'tcdly gra nted to the Califo rnia Commerce tlant 1n a political corruption ,·ase pleaded guilty to mail fraud and other Club. which opcncd for business in 1nvolv1ng firework'! magnat" W. charges on March 12.as part ofa pica August 1983. Patrick Moriarty. hall been fou nd harwn arrangement. He agreed 10 ansonc testified LhaL b.c was un, ~u1 h) of mail fraud and oix·ra11ng an testify and cooperate in a <.'Ontinuing awn re that I 0 percent of the casino illegal gambling businc'l'i. probe into statewide political corrup-stock had been gi ve n to the three Sansone. 45. a former card room lion. councilmen and Jacks as a hidden registered a mainitude of 5.4 on the rocking motion. EH'r} thing wa\ open-ended Richter scale h> the shaking and rattling fnr ahou1 45 r~tifomia lnst11trtC' ofTC<'hnolttg) in 'lceontk It c;urt-woke us all up h1'1ght Pasadena. aid spokc!>man Dennis and earl} th1'> morning." \aid Donnu ·Meredith. He -;aid the ep1Cl'nter was (irn'"' a di,patl her from thl· Rl\hop 20 miles nonhweo;t o fth1s 1ov.n along intl·r-agenl~ d1<,pa1ch n·n11:r run h> -----~·f..i~ the-4 .. t"tl-~--tttltl 'ihttt'" f~ffite~W-asttFes grattne motion on a scale that increases 1n tenfold inrrements. For c>.amplc a quakr 11f 4 0 is ten times more fMJW('rful l~e-me-11,-~3-0 manucr at La~ Vc&41f MGM Grand Published rcpaas..h.ayr hoked d il.L:.. IOICC!'SI IO 1bc.club Hotel. was conv1l·ted by a federal ens of state polit1c1anc; with Monart). l:ula and Jacks had testi fi ed earher ~rand JU')' on four count<; and and he has pleaded guilt) 10 launder-in the trial that ansone took part 1n atqu111cd on nine others. ing illegal campaign con1nbut1ons the bnhc Sl'heme from 11s inception H O\H'\Cf \Cl\mulog1W• at l '( lkpartml'nl of r orl'\11) Bcrkelc} and the l ' (). C 1eolog1rnl M\. < ira' l'' :.ind B"'hop poli tl' \a1d unq 1n no rthl·rn < alilorn1a 1hn had fl'll'l'l'd no n.·porl\ ol m===--=---1~1KO~e •ttw-""dmmf~m=ttffo Qtftfke-\Yh~ "I am hai:u>)..w~1...wha1 .. w~c1.~&·-1 --=,Q.a'"n&.1d~.p~ro'l.,LJ''l!Od~10111ll~iµ'1.1fL:~s..:>..jLLuu.; .. ~ga~ILLl~>.-1~-U1'"---lll-lW~L!UU;=---=-~=.=====~--== hut I ""ould have liked 10 tx:at them ficeholdcr\. Richard Walton. Sansone's lawyer . GATOR GRABBED IN POT RAID ... • di." 'ian\onc \:l1d after the verdict Former rnunnl nwmhcr\ Rohen rl'ferred 10 the former C'll) of Com· \.\J\ announu·d in U .~ Judge Wil-Eula. Arthu r Loya and Ricardo mern• uOic-ials 111 roun as "the hjm J Rea·, wurtroom Friday. Vasque1 and former Cit)' l!conom1c 'iOrrtl"\t \Ct of liars. cheats and In the tfffll wh1lh began F-cb. 26. development d1rcrtor Phil Jach also \hakedo\\n arll'it!> si nce Watergate." • From Al said the} found lhl· m1l11an ordnance in a drc\'ll'r dr~1\\cr of RHd ·., l'll:droom. · fhc gn:nadl· "a' rcponcd a\ the t}pc firl'd from a launchl·r Dl'lel t1 \e' looking undl·r the tx·d al <,o found themsch l'' l'\l' to CH' \\1th a Pl'I alligator '\l o narcotll ~ '"t'rl' dl\t<I\ l'rt•tl 1n- \1<.lc the apa rtmcnt. B> rd wa" arrl"'>ted tor 111 \l'\llg.illon of po\SC\S1on of an c>.plo\l\C cJc, 1te I lc "a' lrec th1\ morn1 ng :iltcr po'11ng t hl· $1 O.OOIJ ha 1 I I hl· Orangl· < ou1\I' \hl·111r, De· part mc nt homh \quad touk l U\llllh ufthl' grrnJde. "'h1k the alligator "'a' 1akl·n h\ the lit\·, ;1n1mal l·untrol d1 ' l\1on: · Pl'rl·t -l'inurn. \rc,alo and Sanl .. hL't ·Sant'hc1 rc.·m~11nl·d al the Costa ML'\a l 11~ Jail 1hic, morning in hl·u of \I 0.0<><1 hall l'al h. No furthL·r information wa~ llVllil· :ihlc. pro'>CtUlor\ alleged that Sansone and have pleaded gui lt) to charges in the ( h1ef prosecutor Richard E. ~lonart} won a card club l1cen'll' after case and arc awaiting o;entcncing. Drooyan 1~ Jurors in his closing otknngC1t) ol Commerce oflic1al~ After Mor iart >'' '>U dden argument'> I t Sansone'scounroom l ac,h pa)mt·nt\ and \t't·re t 'lhares in withdrawal from the trial. Sa nsont' \tnlleg> was· 10 lay ofTall the blame lhl' duh. lcM ified that he never took part 1n a on Mr. Monartv." Di lly Pilot Dell very Is Gu•r1nteed ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Clrcul1tlon 114/9'2-4333 c1 .. 11tled ltdvertlslng 714/142-5171 All other deparlmtnlt 9'2-4321 MAIN OFFICE 130 Wo\f Bay St Ccxt• ... ~ CA Mil~'""''~~ "'" I~ Cot.a "'Mil CA '1?6?6 FREAK ACCIDENT KILLS LB BROTHERS ... M<i<t<Uly rroOdy II yw tlU U(Jf Nhft ynot p.~t ll)' ~ 30 u '" c.An btlor., 1 " "' HltJ yw «W., w1• ~ Jf'4;1'f!flfloij 'JalvttMf .tn.t '~·ll'l()lty It f'JU ()rJ f"Jf IP( f"'l9 'ffJVf t•J(ly Cly 1 d "' t.6" D@IOt• If) Am ar°" '1*'4 ff)''f '*' '''-"' ..,.,,.,., H.L. Schw•rtz Ill Publisher Frenk Zlnl Managing Editor Keren Wittmer Advertising Director C,.~•>Qnf t')8) '~B"Qf' Coa\I Pu~ Comi;.&fly NM ,,.,,, f\ftt~t m.tf ~ te()fu<Juc_t'(J .,,,,,,,.,, ~-·\ ~ From Al line. \aid om· dqHJ I\ ·· f hc boat '''" \!Ill running and h ·pt u rd1 ng tilt' hum ~·taU\l' the line\ "l'rl· t.1ngkd · \<11<1 IX-pul \ J 11n I lolin .. r he 1.11 hn ~rah~·d lhl' huo~ Jnd hung on .. f he hmthl'f\ .lppa rt·ntf~ tm·d (O \Wlm IO lhl' hum nul V.l'fe pulk d undl'r water v. hcn th,· h<r..tl l lrl k d around and \nauccJ thl· \ou1h' in thl· li ne\ llohn n pl:11m•d "Thn wrrc under wain Jhou t h'L' minute\ .. Ill' 'ard · f lw v.atn "a' prcll~ told -ahnut c;' on the '>urfacc ·· .\ <,hc1 tit'' tkput) \\-ho h;ipprned to Ile nearb) 'hc<l hi\ uniform plungl•tl into the 1>.<1tcr and frl·ed thr ICl'n· ager" John Phillip" v. a'> rronnun<.t·d dl·a d at .\\alon Memon;il lto,pitJI Il l\ hrother v.a'> Oo" n 11~ hchroptt•r to Long Bcal h Memorial I lo<,pll.11 "'hl0rl· he died at ahoul 5 a m 1.iaturda) .. II "a' a frealt. 1h1ng -a one·in·a· milhon iJll'tdrnt ·· Hohn s.11d f 1m I k rdman. a sc hool n >unsclor at I hu r\lun ln1crmcd1a1c Sc hool 1n Laguna Rc:llh <;:ud he· knew both ho"' :. , m· "'LI' a '>l'' l'nth g"1da here 1h1\ yea r:· '><lid Had man. "I k wa~ really a _gi>od 'itudrnt ·\ Vt'r) good kid. Speaking lur n cr)onc here. thl\ .. rt real \ad thing. a traged} .. -fhe older hrot her. .1 fornlt'r BEACHES POPULAR ••. From Al end. though Ii lcguard' took c;o "preHnl1\t' action'.. indudintt warning' 111 \"-1mmer' Hcrh "-h11c. a \la tr hlcgua rd reponed mo<..leratt• Wl'rkend <.rov.d\ a1 Huntington "italt' and Uol!W <him \tate beache\. lie \atd < r>'Wl < <>H' \tat{' Pa rlt.. bet'WCl'n < owna dd Mar and Laguna Bcal h drc"' a l<irgc turnout. While '!aid there "'t're no wain mishaps at the '>late hcad1e'l. Hu1 hl' 'aid par:i mtd1c.·., 'WCrl' ~ummoned 10 treated i;cvcrnl v1ct1m ' of hit }'clc alctdcnt~ that ex.curred along thl' husy coa~t hi ghway The ~andci at l ... 1guna Beach drl·w 2U.O<XJ 10 25.000 vwtorJ. cacll da) over the weekend. aCl'Ordrng to hfcfuurd Mike Dwinell I l' \md :.. cik1 nd1 vcr wa\ treated 1111 l'\hau\t1o n at Laguna·, P1rn1l Rcac.h but did not require ho,p1t:.il11a11on lfunungtonC 11 } Rcat hclrcwabout 50.000 '1'i1tor' <>Hr thl' "'e"kcnd . Manne Safct) < apta1n Hill Rich· ardwn \a1d. He nttnhutl·d 'lomc of 1hc large turnout to 'pnng hrcak\ at 1 area college" lfe \tlld two routJnl' rc'\cue\ and 1hrec lor,t children wcrl' rcportl'd ovc.•r 1he weekend. R 1chard~n '31d cit) ltfrgu:mt.. arc plaung 1n{'rea,cd "mph:t\I'> on prn enll\.C 'lafCty mcar,urc\. partly in rc\ponsc 10 the growing number of law~uit~ be1n.s filed hy injured 'lWlm· mcrs. He said swimmer" arc being encouraged 10 check w11h a li fe,guard hdore entering the water 10 find out about ha1ard~ su< h a~ riptide .. and \:rnd har\. SUMMIT MEETING •.. From Al Demo<.rauc '>UpflOn for cont1n11.11"'n of fund~ fo< production o f thc \1 \ m1n1lc "I e"<prc'\scd m)' dc\lre that """\lop thl\, .. ~caa.:in \:.lid •\'lkcd 11 he had pokcn Lo Va n<.tcr Jaat 1h~ prc~1dcn1 '<Hd he had not but had .. 1\'lut•d nrdcr~" th t ht\ VICW be (.00 \iC)l'd h\ M.n f-r1 rdcr\durf, h1"1Ch1cf leg1<ilat1 H \lt:lll'jU\I R~·:iv.1n alw wa'\. \kcd 1f he woultl ,uppo rt V1u.• Prc\1dc nt (1cor11.~ Au'h \houltf Hu\h .J~ C'H>CCtcd. \C.'Ck lhl· • fh'puhlilan prc'l1dcntial nomination 1n 19 8. The pre~1dcnt r,.11d he had no intl·nuon of gc111ng d1rc.-c tl) involved 1n the race. but he rl'P<'4 ed h1!1 .J!>\Cio~mcnt that 8u\h ha~ been the hc\t v1rc prc'l1dcnt th tuntry h1H L'ver had adding .. i hrrt' 1 .. n't that mu~h d1fTcrcnc<' bet"'<'Cn 1he t~o 10M " Ou\h. he w1d \II\ 1n on m:iny 1op- levcl mt'ct1n¥c, .ti th<• Whit<" Hou'iC l hr \.IC'I.' prc•odent al'o wa\ pr.:wnl (11 the l'>H·nkfo~1 rhur\IOn \IUdl·nt. had hccn attending a boarding '>l·houl on the Ea .. 1 < oa\t. \Old Olll' friend offamil). Clrcu,.tlon Tefephones Aoeemery Churchm•n Controller I .. I rcl'llll him real \\ell." <,aid l lcrdman "I 1kl' his brother. hl' wa5 a good student and vt.·f) a1hlct1l ·· Funeral ~rv1ce'i ar~ [X'nding and will be arranged b) Ra) F-am1I} Mortuar) 1n Laguna Beach '"~' ,,,.."Ill '"'",, ArM· Robert L. Cantrell Production Manager SAVE AN AU 20%. AT&r Consumer Sales & ervice is having a sale on their Automatic Dialer 1600. So you can save 20o/o and a lot of time and trouble. You can dial all the numbers you cal l most often-up to 16 of them with the push of a button . AJI without lifting the receiver. It's not onJy a time-saver, it might even be a life-saver in an emergency situation. And because it's made to our tough standards, the Automatic Dialer 1600 comes with the dependability Youe~t . fr 1 gJT\_ Call th1• IOll frt• f\11mloer 24 h .. ,.,. •day om Q(;~. -1-800-HIRl11f ••Tc.,.,...,.., ..... a ••rvtoe -• ADY ' Donald L. 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